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The state-run Anadolu news agency said 33 soldiers crossed into Turkey overnight and the group – 224 people in all – included several high ranking officers

(CBS/AP) ANKARA, Turkey – NATO will hold emergency talks on Tuesday to discuss Syria’s downing of a Turkish jet fighter, but the alliance is not expected to take military action, even if it confirms Turkey’s claim that the unarmed plane was attacked in international airspace. The incident has further raised regional tensions over the conflict in Syria, where some 40 people were reported killed Sunday in new clashes between rebels and government troops. On Sunday, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sharply criticized Syria for downing the Turkish plane, which Turkey’s Foreign Ministry called an “open and grave violation of international law” that would justify retaliation. Wreckage of downed Turkish jet foundTurkey threatens action over downed jetTurkey: Military jet missing over sea near Syria “The United States condemns this brazen and unacceptable act in the strongest possible terms,” Clinton said in Washington. “It is yet another reflection of the Syrian authorities’ callous disregard for international norms, human life, and peace and security.” Meanwhile, a Turkish official said Monday that dozens of members of Syria’s military had defected to Turkey overnight with their families. The state-run Anadolu news agency said 33 soldiers crossed into Turkey overnight and the group – 224 people in all – included several high ranking officers. Syrian gov’t: Rebels massacre dozens of “Shabiha”Activists report high ranking Syrian army defectionsSyrian fighter pilot defects to Jordan, with...

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Yet among Syria’s rebels, hope springs eternal

(CBS News) As with any revolution, most of the fighters on the front lines for Syria’s rebels are not soldiers. They are doctors, cab drivers, and professors who feel they have little choice but to fight. “The suffering of the Syrian people, the suffering of men, women and children, some of them trapped by fighting, is getting worse,” Major General Robert Mood, the head of the U.N. observer mission in Syria, said recently. Yet among Syria’s rebels, 함양출장샵 hope springs eternal. Otherwise, why would they fight? And among one rebel fighting group, a former music and sports teacher named Ahmed Harmeen tries to keep the mood light whenever possible, if but to distract from the new chaos of their lives. When Global Post’s Tracey Shelton visited Harmeen and his fellow fighters, she was treated to a surprising talent of his: The singing of American pop songs — specifically, the Backstreet Boys. In the clip above, Harmeen belts out a few words of the 90s boy band Backstreet Boys’ megahit “Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely.” (Original song and video here.) “Show me the meaning of being lonely/ So many words for the broken heart/ It’s hard to see in a crimson love,” Harmeen sings. The words take on a whole new meaning when sung from the lips of a freedom fighter liable to die any day, rather than...

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Jeff Probst inks deal for talk show

(CBS) Jeff Probst is hoping to outwit, outplay and outlast on daytime television. The “Survivor” host has inked a deal with CBS Television Distribution to develop a first-run talk show slated to debut in fall 2012. Pictures: “Survivor: Redemption Island” The one-hour show will cover topics ranging from newsmakers of the day to families and individuals facing challenges. “I’m fascinated with human nature and thrilled that this show will allow me the opportunity to connect with real people and explore their stories on a personal level,” Probst said in a release. “As I continue with ‘Survivor,’ I am excited to extend my relationship with CBS with this new adventure in the world of daytime.” “Anyone who has seen Jeff on ‘Survivor’ knows how he connects with people, and has an instinct that makes him a natural and compelling host for daytime. With the same adventure Jeff approaches his own life, the show will take the same path. Whether it’s a newsmaker-of-the-day, a celebrity or ordinary folks, Jeff will go further than typical discussion. The show will cover a range of topics from relationships to human interest. And like Jeff, the show will encourage action, change and discovery. We are very fortunate to have him,” added Aaron Meyerson, president of Programming and Development for 안양출장만남 CTD. Probst has hosted all 22 seasons of “Survivor,” and is a regular fill-in for...

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“It’s a wash,” said King Arthur Pendragon, his fine white beard turned into a soggy silver sponge

(AP) STONEHENGE, England – Rain-sodden crowds welcomed a spectacularly wet summer solstice at Stonehenge in true British fashion Thursday: With stoicism and wit. So bad was the downpour that even one of Britain’s latter-day druids – fixtures of the annual celebration – was forced to seek refuge with journalists in a tent set up near the entrance. “It’s a wash,” said King Arthur Pendragon, his fine white beard turned into a soggy silver sponge. “Literally.” English Heritage put the crowd at the summer festival at 14,500, well below figures which typically hover around 20,000. But through the wind and rain, drummers inside the ancient stone circle kept up their thumping rhythm, new age pagans kept up their chaotic dance, and visitors kept up their sense of humor. Watch: Yogis take over Times Square for summer solsticeOfficial start of summer roasts the Northeast “Everyone’s very friendly,” said Teresa Smith, 50, who spoke from underneath a rain-streaked plastic poncho. “Whether alcohol or drug-induced, everyone’s very friendly.” Summer solstice — the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere — has long drawn people to Stonehenge, 포항출장업소 a mysterious set of standing stones whose purpose remains a matter of conjecture. The ancient stone circle on the Salisbury Plain about 80 miles southwest of London, was built in three phases between 3000 B.C. and 1600 B.C. It is one of Britain’s most...

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Tormé puts his spin on the big-band jazz of Alan Jay Lerner’s “Come Back to Me” and the Cole Porter penned title track. He also takes on the pop standards “Autumn Leaves” and “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?” He gets even more soulful by taking on the smooth sounds of Al Green’s classic “Let’s Stay Together” while also creating his own signature songs. And of course, he brings it home to one of his father’s biggest hits, “Comin’ Home Baby.” Growing up with Mel Tormé for a dad was quite an exciting ride. Tormé was exposed to some of the greatest music in American history because of this father. He had the honor of being around some of the biggest legends in jazz – from Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington, Sammy Davis Jr., Buddy Rich to Ella Fitzgerald. “My dad was a hero to me, and his lifelong love affair with music inspired my own,” Tormé says his official bio. “He was impressing musical tastes and ideas on me from very early on (in my life) and I am endlessly grateful for that.”

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