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Bumble Bees, Alternative Pollinators of Hormones for Blossoming Flowers in Syria |
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Bumble Bees, Alternative Pollinators of Hormones for Blossoming Flowers in Syria Damascene Mosaic, a Deep-Rooted Art Tal al-Khwaira….Great Civilizations Dating Back to the 3rd Millennium B.C Small hotels flourish in Damascus Palmyra - Source of Inspiration for Seekers of Architectural Mysteries
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Bumble Bees, Alternative Pollinators of Hormones for Blossoming Flowers in Syria |
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Director of Homs Agricultural Department Zafer al-Sabbagh said that the technology of bumble bees is first used in Homs this year on pollination of tomato. It is a pioneer experience due to the bumble bees' high capability of bearing the unnatural circumstances, where the bees can preserve their activities on 5 centigrade. He added that using the bees leads to increase the average of blossoming to 100 percent instead of 70 percent for using the hormones, taking into consideration the standing dispute on preventing the usage of hormones in the greenhouses. read more
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| Damascene Mosaic, a Deep-Rooted Art | |||
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The Damascene wood mosaic is one of the oldest, most distinguished traditional handicrafts in Damascus, giving its houses a unique beauty and earning considerable popularity among Syrians and tourists alike. This handicraft uses various types of colored wood to make the veneer, such as rosewood, Eucalyptus, walnut, almond and lemon wood, in addition to seashells which are imported from Asia. The main body and structure of the mosaic pieces is made from beech or walnut wood. |
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| Tal al-Khwaira….Great Civilizations Dating Back to the 3rd Millennium B.C | |||
 The successive kingdoms in Raqqa have played an important role in its development on the humanitarian and knowledge levels reflected by its archeological ruins. The archeological ruins in the city show the architectural and cultural developments it has witnessed such as Tal al-Khwaira site to the north of Raqqa near the Syrian-Turkish borders between al-Ballikh and al-Khabour rivers. Tal al-Khwaira is an important big archeological city whose buildings and streets are one of the first architectural designs that was similar to Damascus city in the old ages and reflect how advanced were the nations who have lived in it. |
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| Small hotels flourish in Damascus | |||
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Bob Moon: A little over a week ago, there was a meeting of tourism ministers from eight Arab nations. They gathered to discuss the effects of the global financial crisis on travel in the region. Today, they've got more to worry about, now that Al-Qaeda has claimed responsibility for that failed air attack over the weekend and called for an "all out war on crusaders. read more
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| On track to bridge railway shortage | |||
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But then the first world war erupted and the line was repeatedly attacked by Arab guerrillas working with Lawrence of Arabia - assaults from which it never recovered. A creaking service was revived between Damascus and Amman for a few years up to 2006, using grubby carriages that were habitually stoned by village youths. But damage to the track stopped the service. read more
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| Palmyra - Source of Inspiration for Seekers of Architectural Mysteries | |||
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(Palmyra) Taken in by the
legendary beauty and great
fame of Queen Zenobia,
dozens of travelers, men of
letters, artists,
researchers and
archaeologists from all over
the world venture to visit
Palmyra
to admire the splendor of
its architect and grandeur
of its archeology.Director of the Berlin Institute for Culture Karina Klok, also enchanted by the beauty of Palmyra, came to figure out the mysteries and philosophy of the art of sculpture and ornamentation of Palmyra. Specialist in world cultures and holy religions, Klok explained that a merge of civilizations occurred in Palmyra, at the center of ancient world trade routes, where cultures of the countries along the Silk Road blended together, from China to India and through Bilad al-Sham (Greater Syria) on the Mediterranean to Central Europe |
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| Basalt Stone …A Raw Material for Important Qualitative Industries in Syria | |||
| Amal Arafah films new drama | |||
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| Syria, Turkey sign trade treaties | |||
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| Forum Palestina; fighting for a cause | |||
| Unprecedented Turkish Interest in Syrian Art | |||
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| Economic downturn hits Syrian Christmas | |||
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| Third railway gate between Turkey-Syria opens | |||
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| Syria Ranks High in Citrus Production and Quality | |||
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| Syria's youth flaunt new wealth | |||
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| Maaloula, Syria: Where the language of Jesus lives on | |||
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| Solaf Fawakhrji did not cheer for the Algerian soccer team | |||
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The Experience of using
bumble bees as pollinators
in alternative of hormones
is widely spread in Syria
recently. 
