Editor’s Note Find the latest coverage here. CNN — From Maryland to the Canadian capital, a monstrous cloud of smoke spewed by Quebec’s wildfires has forced children to stay indoors, grounded flights in New York City and left millions of residents at risk of breathing unhealthy air. More than 75 million people in the eastern US are under air quality alerts Wednesday due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. The heaviest smoke Wednesday is expected to hit the Northeast through the mid-Atlantic and down to the Carolinas. Smoke conditions in those regions could last through at least Thursday. As of Wednesday evening, major metro areas such as Philadelphia; Jersey City, New Jersey; and New Haven, Connecticut, had air quality indexes ranging from 200 to 300 – which is considered “very unhealthy,” according to government website New York City had an AQI of 484 at 5 on Wednesday, which is classified as “hazardous,” Mayor Eric Adams said during a news conference Wednesday. That’s the highest level on record in the city since the 1960s, he said. Air quality conditions are likely to worsen through 9 and 10 on Wednesday evening before they temporarily improve later in the night and into Thursday morning, the mayor said. However, conditions will deteriorate again on Thursday afternoon and evening “as smoke moves back over the city,” Adams said. “While there may be potential for significantly improved conditions by Friday morning, smoke predictability that far out is low,” the mayor cautioned. “It’s difficulty to predict the movement of the smoke… This is an unpredictable series of events and we cannot provide guidance more than a day in advance at this point.” “This is not the day to train for a marathon or to do an outside event with your children. Stay inside, close windows and doors, and use air purifiers if you have them,” Adams said earlier on Wednesday. Hundreds of miles away, Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland canceled recess and all outdoor activities for Wednesday and Thursday due to the “influx of smoke” outside that could pose a health risk, the school district said. Professional sports teams postponed several games on Wednesday in cities impacted by the smoke, including two Major League Baseball games scheduled in New York and Philadelphia. And the wildfire smoke also forced the closure of at least three horse racing tracks on the East Coast. Live updates on the smoke’s spread And the Canadian capital of Ottawa is getting hit with some of the worst air quality, according to a partnership of the US Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other agencies. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with US President Joe Biden on Wednesday about the ongoing wildfires and air quality impacts, their offices confirmed. The US has deployed more than 600 firefighters and support personnel as well as other firefighting assets, the White House said Wednesday. Trudeau thanked Biden for the support and cooperation, according to a statement released by Trudeau’s office, and “both leaders acknowledged the need to work together to address the devastating impacts of climate change.” Interactive Track the air quality across the US Philadelphia issued a “code red” alert Wednesday, warning certain residents should stay indoors. The elderly, young children and those who are pregnant or have heart or lung conditions could experience serious health effects from the smoke, said James Garrow, spokesperson for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. “For those who are not considered to be in a sensitive group, we are asking those folks to avoid strenuous activities outdoors like jogging or exercising,” Garrow told CNN Wednesday. “We are asking folks to avoid unnecessary time outdoors,” he said. “But if they need to be outdoors, they should be masked and head inside as often as they need.” The enormous cloud of pollution could cause long-term health effects, depending on the person and amount of exposure, said Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist and immunologist with NYU Langone Health and Allergy & Asthma Network. “A healthy person may be able to withstand a day or two without too many issues, but at these levels, even they are at risk,” Parikh said. “But someone who is vulnerable has much higher risk. Most vulnerable include the elderly, children, those with underlying lung issues like asthma, COPD, lung cancer, heart disease and pregnant women.” If people develop and keep having symptoms after the air quality returns to normal, “then they may have developed asthma or COPD as a result, and that can become chronic,” Parikh said. Experts say wearing a face mask can help – but the type of mask is important. “N95s protect very well from the smoke particles, which are the most hazardous component of the smoke,” said Linsey Marr, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech university. “You may still smell smoke gases through the mask, but it’s still doing its job blocking particles as long as it’s a high-quality mask that fits well,” Marr said. “You definitely want an N95 or KN95 or KF94 to get the best protection. Surgical and cloth masks will provide a small benefit, better than nothing, but if you really want to protect your health, you should wear a respirator’ such as an N95, KN95, or KF94.” Air quality in the US Northeast deteriorated this week as more than 150 wildfires keep raging in Quebec, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Center. The entire Quebecois town of Chibougamau – population 7,000 – is under a mandatory evacuation order Wednesday as fast-moving wildfires wreak havoc across the region. “Given the current situation, the mayor of Chibougamau, Manon Cyr, has declared a state of emergency and announced the mandatory evacuation of the entire town, including the resort area,” the town posted on Facebook Tuesday night. So far this year, Quebec has endured more than 400 wildfires – twice the average for this time of year. More than 9 million acres have been charred by wildfires in all of Canada this year – about 15 times the normal burned area for this point in the year. And human-induced climate change has exacerbated the hot and dry conditions that fuel wildfires. Scientists recently reported that millions of acres scorched by wildfires in the Western US and Canada – an area roughly the size of South Carolina – could be traced back to carbon pollution from the world’s largest fossil fuel and cement companies. New York City had the worst air pollution of any major city in the world at one point Tuesday night, before dropping to second-worst behind New Delhi, India, according to air quality tracker IQair. The city topped the list again on Wednesday – above Lahore, Pakistan – as air conditions remained hazardous, according to IQair. The nation’s largest public school district canceled all outdoor activities Wednesday, but will remain open. Mayor Adams said all city events outdoors would be canceled and city beaches will also remain closed. At least 10 school districts in central New York state canceled outdoor activities and events Tuesday. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said on Wednesday cities such as Rochester and Syracuse suspended outdoor school activities and urged other cities to “follow suit.” A school district in Westchester County dismissed all of its students early on Wednesday due to the air quality conditions, according to the Chappaqua Central School District, which serves roughly 4,000 students. And in Monroe County – located northeast of Buffalo – officials closed a zoo and all county parks. Hochul said the state is making 1 million N95 masks available to the public, calling the air quality “unprecedented” and “a very serious, dangerous situation.” Maryland Gov. Wes Moore also advised residents to stay indoors, as air quality conditions remain at “unhealthy levels for everyone,” he said in a statement to CNN. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy told CNN on Wednesday his administration decided to close state offices at 330 ET and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has limited speeds on to 30 mph on its bridges due to poor visibility. In Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro said Wednesday that the poor air quality from the Canadian wildfires is affecting all 67 counties across the state. And in Delaware, a code red air quality alert was issued for Wednesday and Thursday throughout the state, and residents were also advised to limit time spent outdoors. Rhode Island extended the state’s air quality alert through Thursday, citing heavy smoke and unhealthy particles in its air quality forecast. On Wednesday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a ground stop for flights bound for New York’s LaGuardia Airport due to the smoke. Flights bound for LaGuardia were kept at their departing airports until 2 ET, according to an FAA bulletin. The FAA said the chance of an extension is “low,” but delays could follow. All flights bound for Newark Liberty International Airport were delayed from taking off from their departing airports until 1159 ET. An FAA advisory cites “low visibility” as the cause. Aviation weather reports showed Newark Liberty International Airport is among the East Coast airports where visibility is the lowest – just two miles as of 1151 ET. As of 730 ET, airlines in the US have canceled 149 flights and delayed another 3,992, according to data from tracking site FlightAware. “Boston, the New York metro area, Philadelphia and the DC metro area are all experiencing some smoke that could impact travel to the airports,” Sam Ausby, an FAA national traffic management officer, said in a video posted on the agency’s Twitter account earlier on Wednesday. But smoke does not necessarily pose a major safety hazard for commercial flights, which can operate normally without visual reference to the ground or horizon. Wildfire smoke is particularly dangerous because it contains tiny particulate matter, or – the tiniest of pollutants. When inhaled, it can travel deep into lung tissue and enter the bloodstream. It comes from sources like the combustion of fossil fuels, dust storms and wildfires, and has been linked to several health complications including asthma, heart disease and other respiratory illnesses. And the impacts could be deadly In 2016, about million premature deaths were associated with fine particulate matter, according to the World Health Organization. “If you can see or smell smoke, know that you’re being exposed,” said William Barrett, the national senior director of clean air advocacy with the American Lung Association. “And it’s important that you do everything you can to remain indoors during those high, high pollution episodes, and it’s really important to keep an eye on your health or any development of symptoms.” CNN’s Pete Muntean, Liam Reilly, Paula Newton, DJ Judd, Dave Hennen, Monica Garrett, Derek Van Dam, Rachel Ramirez, Zenebou Sylla, Laura Ly, Josh du Lac and Robert Shackelford contributed to this report.
Son: What about the building next to the restaurant? Father: That is a hotel Son : I see. How about the building on the right cross the hotel?Father Son : I know What is the purpose of the dialog above? A. To know about the public places. B. To inform how to get public places C. To tell the map of public places D. To find information in public
This is a question of "my left or your left". Imagine standing and facing somebody, as if looking in a mirror. Now imagine the person in front of you saying "look left". Which way should you turn your head? it is their left, or your left? The choice you make affects what "left" means. Unlike a human, an object does not have it's own point of view, therefore your left is always the correct answer. Take a look at the image below. The views on the middle row here are from left to right Left, Front, Right, Back. The remainders are Top and Bottom. Imagine that the box is a human being, standing, and facing towards you. The front of the human is their face, "their" left would be on the right hand side, as you look at their front. 3D views are named from the perspective of the viewer The Left view, is on the left of the object when you look at the front, from the outside of the object. Likewise, the back view is on the back of the object, as you look at the front of the object, from outside the object. The simple fact is, that physical objects are looked at from the outside in, not the inside out, and the views are named accordingly
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They both sound natural, but I'd say there's a subtle difference... Maybe other native speakers could weigh in to make sure this difference isn't a regional thing. To me, the phrase "to your left" means "about ninety degrees to the left of where you're facing," and the phrase "on your left" means more generally "to the left of where you're facing." In your example, if we were walking down the street, I'd probably know exactly which building you were talking about if you said "the building to your left," but I might ask, "Which one?" if you said "the building on your left." You might be referring to a couple different buildings. I'd also say there are subtle differences when you further modify "on/to your left." For example, it sounds much better to me to say, "the next few buildings on your left" than "the next few buildings to your left." Similarly, if you said "all the buildings to your left," I'd interpret that to mean the buildings that I would see if I turned ninety degrees to my left, possibly including buildings behind me. If you said "all the buildings on your left", I'd interpret that to mean the buildings in front of me on the left hand side of the street.
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You live in the building on the left in the drawing, and a friend lives in the other building. The two of you are having a discussion about the heights of the buildings, and your friend claims that his building is half again as tall as yours. To resolve the issue you climb to the roof of your building and estimate that your line of sight to the top edge of the other building makes an angle of $21^{\circ}$ above the horizontal, while your line of sight to the base of the other building makes an angle of $52^{\circ}$ below the horizontal. Determine the ratio of the height of the taller building to the height of the shorter building. State whether your friend is right or wrong. Instant Solution Step 1/9 Step 1 Let's denote the height of your building as H1 and the height of your friend's building as H2. We want to find the ratio H2/H1. Step 2/9 Step 2 Let's denote the horizontal distance between the two buildings as D. Step 3/9 Step 3 We can use the tangent function to relate the angles, heights, and distance. We have tan21° = H2 - H1 / D tan52° = H1 / D Textbook Answer Video by Abhishek Kumar Numerade Educator This textbook answer is only visible when subscribed! Please subscribe to view the answer Transcript This problem is basically about Determining the ratio of height of two buildings. So what things are given. Now you are standing at the first building and you see that your line of sight, The lowest point is 52° and the highest point is 21 degree. So, first of all, you assume your building height affects. So…
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