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While Washington D.C.'s KDCA has had its share of news worthy air traffic control issues, this picture shows a common occurrence at KDCA some call the 'Squeeze Play'. This is when an aircraft is instructed to depart, sometimes with 'no delay', just prior to an arriving aircraft. While to the untrained eye, the separation might appear to be minimal or unsafe, this sort of operation is not deemed such by the FAA and falls within regulation. During high traffic times of day many airports use the Squeeze Play to assist in keeping flights as on time as possible.
The bow of the barge "Joseph H. Thompson" squeezing by the western half of the "Charles Berry Bridge" on the Black River in LOrain, OH.
(squeeze out the juice) and make lemonade and a Lemon Sip-and-See Tea Cake.
Let's see if that helps after waking up to the news this morning...
(Cake recipe comes tomorrow.)
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For the treasure hunt "Juice" in the 366/2024 - The Future is Now group.
Bode concrete trucks driven by Teamsters Local 853 members pass each other on severely crowned gravel road atop water reservoir in San Francisco's Sunset District.
Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, of Squeeze, performing live at Indigo2, Greenwich, London - 09/12/10
Peter Bourjous (when he still played for St. Louis) lays down a bunt as Matt Adams comes home with in the bottom of the 7th inning of a baseball game played between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Atlanta Braves on May 17, 2014 at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO.
Adams run made the score 4-1 St. Louis, which would be the final score.
Walked past this many times, only just noticed. Is there a definite candidate for narrowest building in London? (Yeah, I know this may just be an entrance for a larger building at the back, but not sure...)
Couldn't go to the strippers because of flash flooding in the industrial area that the shed is in. Bad storms here in Brisbane in the last day or two. Going on Saturday so for now it is squeezed in our over stuffed garage. It's nice and narrow so will be good in a hall. Has a nice beat up look. Hopefully will work well in a rough luxe room.
some say, Hong Kong is quite crowded.
some say, Christmas is the time you tell him.
all I know is, I couldn't get a better shot than this lol.
Lovers of Marmite rejoice!
Marmite Squeeze Me is here! The end of having to destroy your bread when spreading the lovely thick goo. The end of travelling without your little tub of yummy goodness. For now there is a new jar in town.
It squeezes, it drizzles, it doesn't make a mess and if you hold it close, you may even hear it whisper I Love You.
What a fantastic idea: www.marmite.com/