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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
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Mirumi 1
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06/01/2025
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A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
Pcture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
Pcture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
Pcture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Bag riding robot behaves like a bashful baby
Ferrari Press Agency
Mirumi 1
Ref 16440
06/01/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Yukai Engineering
A small, furry robot that clings to a bag and behaves like a bashful baby has hit the market.
The cute-looking Mirumi spontaneously turns its head to steal a glance at people nearby.
The idea behind it was to recreate the experiences of noticing a human baby when the child tries to interact with them.
The Mirumi moves its head in several different ways to express curiosity, bashfulness, and other baby-like qualities and emotions.
It is designed to cling onto the handle of a bag, handbag, briefcase, or suitcase and even a backpack and looks similar to sloth.
The robot’s distance sensor detects when someone approaches, prompting it to turn its head inquisitively.
If someone gets too close or touches it abruptly, Mirumi backs away, simulating a shy retreat.
An inertial measurement unit helps it detect movement, allowing it to look around curiously as it “hitches a ride”.
The Japan-based tech company behind it, Yukai Engineering, says it was inspired by infants and the mischievous spirits of Japanese folklore known as “yokai.”
OPS: The Mirumi robot.
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
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Rico Verhoeven and the Brazilian Guto Inocente during the stare down for Glory 59 Amsterdam.
Rico Verhoeven v Guto Inocente, heavyweight kickboxing match, Amsterdam, Netherlands - 28 Sep 2018
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PEOPLE - 400.Todestag von William Shakespeare am 3. Mai 2016
KING JOHN ;
Mr Lewis Waller as Faulconbridge ;
Mr Norman McKinnel as Lymoges ;
Produced by Herbert Beerbohm Tree ;
Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, London, UK ;
1899 ;
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Atchoum is known for his long fur and his intense golden eyes. His soul-piercing stare has caught the attention of thousands and he has become an internet craze.
Atchoum the cat has soul-piercing stare, Feb 2015
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Welshman has close encounter with an inquisitive male leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya - 16 Jan 2014
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Glad He Wore Brown Trousers.. Welshman's Close Encounter With Inquisitive Male Leopard
If an expression could ever define fear it would be the one on the face of Welshman Gareth Owen - who came face-to-face with a leopard.
The 44-year-old data administrator was on a Masai Mara safari in January when he had the close encounter of the big cat kind.
The leopard had padded over to a jeep being driven by Exodus Travels guide and wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein.
Wimbledon-based Paul explains: "I whispered 'This is not usual', although my fingers were twitching on the ignition as the dappled assassin crouched right next to the back seats. For five minutes the leopard's head oscillated to and fro just inches from our motionless Welshman.
"Gareth said nothing, barely in control of his faculties. Lions and cheetahs are known to inspect vehicles playfully but a male leopard - 'Pinker-nose' - never. Eventually after seemingly wanting to get better acquainted with Gareth he strode off, his beat taking to him to the next Kicheche landcruiser to repeat his examination.
"For a moment my heart was in my mouth, I had not seen this before either, but I also realised that this was something not likely to happen again and I gorged myself on the moment."
Gareth, who lives near Zurich in Switzerland, says: "So initially I was mesmerised by the leopard, it was staring at me so intensely, it was almost hypnotising. But then I slowly became very nervous. I understand that vehicles are safe because wild animals don't realise the people in them are separate things from the vehicle itself. but I wondered if that particular leopard had figured it out.
"When the leopard walked off my emotions w...
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Welshman has close encounter with an inquisitive male leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya - 16 Jan 2014
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(Pic 5) The male leopard sits motionless and continues to stare at safari tourist Gareth
Glad He Wore Brown Trousers.. Welshman's Close Encounter With Inquisitive Male Leopard
If an expression could ever define fear it would be the one on the face of Welshman Gareth Owen - who came face-to-face with a leopard.
The 44-year-old data administrator was on a Masai Mara safari in January when he had the close encounter of the big cat kind.
The leopard had padded over to a jeep being driven by Exodus Travels guide and wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein.
Wimbledon-based Paul explains: "I whispered 'This is not usual', although my fingers were twitching on the ignition as the dappled assassin crouched right next to the back seats. For five minutes the leopard's head oscillated to and fro just inches from our motionless Welshman.
"Gareth said nothing, barely in control of his faculties. Lions and cheetahs are known to inspect vehicles playfully but a male leopard - 'Pinker-nose' - never. Eventually after seemingly wanting to get better acquainted with Gareth he strode off, his beat taking to him to the next Kicheche landcruiser to repeat his examination.
"For a moment my heart was in my mouth, I had not seen this before either, but I also realised that this was something not likely to happen again and I gorged myself on the moment."
Gareth, who lives near Zurich in Switzerland, says: "So initially I was mesmerised by the leopard, it was staring at me so intensely, it was almost hypnotising. But then I slowly became very nervous. I understand that vehicles are safe because wild animals don't realise the people in them are separate things from the vehicle itself. but I wondered if t...
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Richard Caring's charity party in St. Petersburg, Russia - 26 Nov 2005
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I Did Not Have Sexual Relations With That President
Elizabth Hurley has denied claims that she enjoyed a year long romance with Bill Clinton.
Taking to Twitter the actress deemed the reports "ludicrously silly" and said that the matter was now "in the hands of my lawyers".
She wrote: "Ludicrously silly stories about me & Bill Clinton. Totally untrue. In the hands of my lawyers. Yawn".
Liz's ex-boyfriend actor Tom Sizemore is allegedly heard making the claims in a voice recording published by US website RadarOnline.
In it he says that he helped set Liz and the former American president up after Clinton asked for her phone number at a White House gathering.
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Richard Caring's charity party in St. Petersburg, Russia - 26 Nov 2005
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I Did Not Have Sexual Relations With That President
Elizabth Hurley has denied claims that she enjoyed a year long romance with Bill Clinton.
Taking to Twitter the actress deemed the reports "ludicrously silly" and said that the matter was now "in the hands of my lawyers".
She wrote: "Ludicrously silly stories about me & Bill Clinton. Totally untrue. In the hands of my lawyers. Yawn".
Liz's ex-boyfriend actor Tom Sizemore is allegedly heard making the claims in a voice recording published by US website RadarOnline.
In it he says that he helped set Liz and the former American president up after Clinton asked for her phone number at a White House gathering.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KPKMYNUCE (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Poland - Feb 2013
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St. Florian's Gate (the Brama Floria?skain) in Krakow. Also known as the Florian Gate, this medieval stone gate is one of the entrances to Krakow's Old Town (Stare Miasto).
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Poland - Feb 2013
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St. Florian's Gate (the Brama Floria?skain) in Krakow. Also known as the Florian Gate, this medieval stone gate is one of the entrances to Krakow's Old Town (Stare Miasto).
Poland - Feb 2013
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Poland - Feb 2013
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The Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) at dusk in the Old Town (Stare Miasto) in Krakow. The Cloth Hall dates to the 14th century and is sometimes described as "the first shopping mall in the world".
Poland - Feb 2013
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Poland - Feb 2013
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St Mary's Basilica on a winter's day in the Old Town (Stare Miasto) of Krakow. The Cloth Hall is seen to the right
Poland - Feb 2013
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Poland - Feb 2013
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People on the cobbled streets of the Old Town (Stare Miasto) in Krakow. Krakow is renowned for its vibrant nightlife.
Poland - Feb 2013
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Poland - Feb 2013
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Excavations from the Old Town (Stare Miasto) in Krakow. The 14th century market stalls are displayed in the Rynek Underground Museum.
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Poland - Feb 2013
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St Mary's Basilica in Krakow. The church is also known as Mariacki Cathedral.
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Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 2012
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Street sign name plate and snake decoration in Liliova in Stare Mesto, Old Town, Prague, Czech Republic
Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 2012
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Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 2012
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Street sign name plate and snake decoration on jewellery shop in Liliova in Stare Mesto, Old Town, Prague, Czech Republic
Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 2012
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President of Algeria Ahmed Ben Bella 1918 - 2012
FILE - Ahmed Ben Bella, (December 25, 1918 - April 11, 2012) who was a key member in the Algerian revolution and became the first president of Algeria in 1962, died on Wednesday at the age of 96, local APS news agency reported. PHOTO: June 12, 1962 - Munich, Germany - BEN BELLA was the founder of 'Front de Liberation Nationale' and was imprisoned by the French government. PICTURED: Bella and his mother after he was arrested and imprisoned by the French from 1956-1962 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Boxer Smokin' Joe Frazier 1944 - 2011
November 7, 2011 - Boxer 'Smokin' Joe Frazier has died after a battle with liver cancer. Joseph William 'Joe' Frazier (January 12, 1944 Ã November 7, 2011). Frazier was a former Olympic and Undisputed World Heavyweight boxing champion, whose professional career lasted from 1965 to 1976, with a brief comeback in 1981. In 1970, Frazier defeated Ali on points in the highly anticipated 'Fight of the Century' in 1971. The International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) rates Frazier among the ten greatest heavyweights of all time. PICTURED: FILE - 'Smokin' Joe' Frazier close-up (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Boxer Smokin' Joe Frazier 1944 - 2011
November 7, 2011 - Boxer 'Smokin' Joe Frazier has died after a battle with liver cancer. Joseph William 'Joe' Frazier (January 12, 1944 Ã November 7, 2011). Frazier was a former Olympic and Undisputed World Heavyweight boxing champion, whose professional career lasted from 1965 to 1976, with a brief comeback in 1981. In 1970, Frazier defeated Ali on points in the highly anticipated 'Fight of the Century' in 1971. The International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) rates Frazier among the ten greatest heavyweights of all time. PICTURED: June 18,1973 - London, England, U.K. - British European Heavyweight Champion JOE BUGNER (R) and former world heavyweight champion JOE FRAZIER attend a press reception given by promoter Harry Lavene at the Sportsman's Club in Tottenham Court Road, London (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 28: Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, lies severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. She weighs only 4,6 kilograms. Her mother Yariy Bule, lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 29: Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, lies severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. She weighs only 4,6 kilograms. Her mother Yariy Bule, lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 28: Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, lies severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. She weighs only 4,6 kilograms. Her mother Yariy Bule, lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 28: Yariy Bule, holds her daughter Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, who is severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. Farhiyo weighs only 4,6 kilograms. The mother lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 28: Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, lies severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. She weighs only 4,6 kilograms. Her mother Yariy Bule, lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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Crisis in the Horn of Africa
DADAAB, KENYA - JULY 28: Farhiyo Yussuf, age 3, lies severely malnourished in a hospital in the IFOR refugee camp on July 28, 2011 outside Dadaab, Kenya. She weighs only 4,6 kilograms. Her mother Yariy Bule, lost her fourteen year old son during a almost month walk from Somalia to the camp. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled the hardship and civil war in Somalia to Dadaab. A severe drought has added to the misery and hardship. Some refugees has walked for up to thirty days to reach the camp, and some children died on the way, due to lack of food and water. (Photo by Per-Anders Pettersson)© Per-Anders Pettersson / eyevine
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' Film Photocall, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' Film Photocall, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 53rd BFI London Film Festival, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film premiere at the 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film photocall at 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film photocall at 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film photocall at 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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'The Men Who Stare at Goats' film photocall at 66th Venice International Film Festival, Venice, Italy - 08 Sep 2009
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