In the same issue, Rumiyah urged Islamic State members, or sympathizers anywhere in the world, to hop in vehicles — steal them, if need be — and attack outdoor markets, public celebrations, political rallies, and pedestrian-congested streets.
In the last 100 years this singularly American outdoor advertising genre — attacked by beautification and environmental advocates — has evolved from innocent pictorialism, built on idealized tableaus and famous trade characters, to an aggressive mélange of word and image strategically situated to pique desire and stimulate consumption.
Surprisingly, we found associations between indoor levels of formaldehyde and wheeze and nocturnal attacks of breathlessness, and associations between outdoor formaldehyde and daytime attacks of breathlessness.
The Argonne lab here has designed portable sensors that can detect a biological attack at outdoor events and the prototype of a system to warn of a chemical or biological attack in offices or subways.
Many of the attacks struck outdoor markets or restaurants in the Baghdad area, including the neighborhoods or suburbs of Al Nasser, Karrada, Al Jihad and Nahrawan.
At the Ethiopian restaurant that was attacked, an outdoor cafe with lawn tables known as the Ethiopian Village, soldiers and onlookers watched side by side as rescue crews extracted the dead and the wounded from the wreckage.
In the far north, two suicide bombers, one in a car and the other on foot, attacked an outdoor car market in the insurgent-rife city of Tal Afar, killing at least 20 people and wounding at least 42.
On July 11 al-Shabaab, an Islamist militant organization based in Somalia, exploded three bombs in a synchronized attack on large outdoor gatherings in Kampala, where association football (soccer) fans were watching the televised final of the FIFA World Cup.
Authorities said Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock had 12 rifles outfitted with bump stocks in the hotel room where he launched his attack on an outdoor concert, killing 58 people and wounding hundreds in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Outdoor insects do not often attack rosemary, but aphids and spider mites are known to cause problems indoors.
