This used to be standard in NYC. The steam boiler would literally be steaming you up with yge expectation you keep a window wide open. I know in NYC this was a legacy of the post-WWI flu. Windows open for air circulation to avoid disease transmission.
By the 1980s buildings still were heating for that but residents didn't like keeping the windows open
My own ice coffee preference is not something I see in shops so I don't have a well-known name.
Fill glass with crushed ice ⅔ full. Spoon sugar on top of the ice. Pour hot coffee over ice, which will mostly melt and the sugar mostly dissolve. Add creamer of choice, dairy or nondairy. Give a quick stir with a long spoon and drink.
Ice coffee is the only coffee I regularly drink with additions. Normal for me is unsweetened black
I think it follows from religious beliefs. Prefaced with this is not my belief, but my understanding of how it happens.
Sinful things are wrong, but oh so tempting. People are lead into temptation, but we should forgive them when they admit to God their faults and try to change. Cross dressing, having gay sex, being attracted to kids, all sins, but God tests people by making sins enticing. And as sins, of course, there should be laws to punish those who won't admit they are wrong
I think this is a bad take by arguing as if the word "flight" can't change meaning. Are solar sails not sails because there is no air to fill them? Do children never have flights of imagination because they don't have air in their heads?
A more reasonable suggestion I have seen offered is the military told the FAA a little, and the FAA wanting more information held the airspace ransom. In times of functional government, the FAA could have just threatened to close airspace
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