... at least where I live (Switzerland) many light airplanes, gliders, paragliders, UAV and helicopters rely on FLARM (https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fflarm.com%2F) for collision avoidance. So that would require some changes.

Gravitational potential energy is easier to convert to/from electricity, and is also a long-duration storage solution.

Lift the brick... lower the brick... (https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fenergyvault.com%2F)

... I ask for "Sinister Possession", "Sinister Strength" and "Sinister Sabotage" to be also banned

,,, or you can download all ebooks with:

for i in programming web-platform security iot data business webops-perf; do mkdir -p "$i" && curl "http://www.oreilly.com/$i/free/" | grep '\.csp' | sed 's/^.*href="//' | sed 's/free\/\(.*\).csp.*">/free\/files\/\1.pdf/' | tr -d '\r' | xargs wget -P "$i"; done

... one of the most important freight routes is between Genova (Italy) and Rotterdam (Netherlands): according to last year's EU report *1, in Italy 71% of the railroad infrastructure is electrified, in Switzerland it is 100%, in Germany 60%, in Netherlands 76.1%... According to another report *2, in 2009 in Europe "Around 80% of rail traffic is performed with electrified trains.", in a newer report *3 you can also compare the EU situation (p.35- Fig. 29) with USA (p.42 - Fig. 42). *1 http://ec.europa.eu/transport/... *2 http://www.uic.org/com/IMG/pdf... *3 http://www.uic.org/IMG/pdf/iea...

ehm... I do live in Switzerland, and 99% of all trains (either passenger or freight) run on electrical power

Indeed, trains produce less pollution than trucks, as they run on electrical propulsion. Moreover, in Switzerland 56% of the produced energy comes from hydropower plants and 38% from nuclear.

The fee is actually 40 CHF (~36 euros) for 1-year

I have a Lindy Surge Protector (model number 73311) which has a cloverleaf input, a cloverleaf output, a "universal" (Multi region power socket) output plug, and 2 usb outputs (1A maximum). It's rated for 660W max at 110V and 1380W Max at 230V.

37 000 feet = 11 277.6 meters
8000 pounds = 3 628.73896 kilograms
24 hours = 8.64 × 10^12 shakes

... named Christopher started off by building a shoe that spelled his name... He then runned out of Lego pieces...

in this image http://www.mobile-review.com/review/image/nokia/rx51-n900/pic24.jpg you can see a SIM card in its slot. So I would say it can actually be used as a phone. Plus you can spot a speaker hole next to the screen (on the left)