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                    [Title] => Michael Jackson likely caused his own death: expert witness
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Michael Jackson had likely killed himself by injecting a fatal dose of Propofol by himself, a leading anesthesiologist testified on Friday at the trial of Conrad Murray, the singer's personal physician who is charged with involuntary manslaughter for his role in the high-publicity case.
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                    [Title] => Meet Roborior, an interior decor and guard dog in one
                    [Summary] => TOKYO – It looks like a watermelon-sized eyeball on wheels that glows in hues of purple, blue and orange while gurgling with whimsical buzzes and rings.


The new Roborior gadget works as interior decor, but it’s also a virtual guard dog because it has a digital camera, infrared sensors and videophone capability – to notify you of intruders while you are away from home.


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                    [AuthorName] => Yuri Kageyama
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Michael Jackson likely caused his own death: expert witness

October 29, 2011 - 9:44am

Michael Jackson had likely killed himself by injecting a fatal dose of Propofol by himself, a leading anesthesiologist testified on Friday at the trial of Conrad Murray, the singer's personal physician who is charged...

Meet Roborior, an interior decor and guard dog in one

By Yuri Kageyama | June 4, 2005 - 12:00am

TOKYO – It looks like a watermelon-sized eyeball on wheels that glows in hues of purple, blue and orange while gurgling with whimsical buzzes and rings. The new Roborior gadget works as interior decor, but...

Modern Living