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Flying over London, England not far from Northolt semi-military airport..

It's RAF, I believe, and it looks as though it's built to fly high with those narrow wings and extra control surfaces. So probably a spy-in-the-sky aircraft.

http://imgur.com/WmXaL.jpg

Sorry, it's a bit blurry...it was so loud that I thought it was just one of the commuter helicopters that come over at various times and I was slow to react :-)

They are not interchangable...I can't replace a 5 volt charger with a 5 volt power adapter.

Why not?

I thought it would be easy to find out searching the internet but I can't find the answer....

Can you explain the difference?

Just today (and I've been here on Y!A while) my computer (IE8) is giving me a message....

"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer blocked this site from downloading files to your computer. Click here for options..."

I've changed no settings, my firewall is working as usual, my antivirus is up to date.

Though I consider Y!A a trusted site, I don't want any unasked for files put on my system.

Any ideas what they might be?

Twin propeller, fixed undercarriage and flat bottomed.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8879785@N07/347640475...

Location London, England and two flew over, a few seconds apart.

I took this picture last year. It's a young robin.

What are those "teeth"?

Do all birds have them?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8879785@N07/629769810...

Uploading a few picture to flickr, I found one of the squirrels has a small, neat, round hole towards the base of his ear.

Difficult to describe so the picture is here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8879785@N07/261924223...

The question is:

Is this natural (all squirrels are like this and I've just not noticed), man made (and there's a squirrel fetishist around here) or disease/injury/birth defect.

That's basically it. I don't know which TV program or if a bakery can do it in 4 days. Most of them on the WWW want two weeks notice.