Luiza Oleszczuk

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  Oct 13, 2011

  UK Medical Body Lobbies Free Funerals For Organ Donors

  A U.K. medical body that examines ethical issues in biology and medicine has published a report recommending that the British government pay for the funerals of those who have donated organs.

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  Oct 13, 2011

  'Occupy Wall Street' Protesters Reject City's Plan to Clean Zuccotti Park

  The protesters occupying a downtown Manhattan park, who were asked by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to temporarily move Friday so that authorities could clean the space, suspect the City's desire to clean is a trick. "Occupy Wall Street" protesters insist they will clean up the park themselves and have no intention of leaving.

• Oct 13, 2011

  BlackBerry Service Restored With More 'Instability' Possible; RIM Founder Apologizes

  Research in Motion’s BlackBerry services are "operating well" after a global outage, according to a statement on the company’s website. RIM’s founder, Mike Lazaridis, apologized for the mess in a video published Thursday.

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  Oct 13, 2011

  iOS 5 Release Date: Tech Experts Highlight Most Important Features

  The new iOS 5 by Apple has more than 200 features. Tech experts suggest which ones matter most.

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  Oct 13, 2011

  'Occupy Wall Street' Protesters Temporarily Evicted So Park Can Be Cleaned

  The tent city of protesters camping out in Lower Manhattan's Zuccotti Park in New York will be temporarily removed for cleaning, Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Wednesday.

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  Oct 13, 2011

  Clergy Sex Abuse Scandal: US Victim Says Lawsuit Against Vatican, Pope Is Crucial

  Peter Isely, a founding member of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP), the organization which sued the Vatican at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on Sep. 13, shared with The Christian Post the details of his abuse, and why he believes the Vatican's internal laws need to be changed.

• Oct 12, 2011

  NASA Space Taxi: 'Dream Chaser' to Make Test Flight in 2012

  A NASA-backed mini space shuttle will fly to the International Space Station next summer in a test flight without a crew, it was reported Tuesday, with the project costing $1.61 billion.

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  Oct 12, 2011

  8 Killed, 3 Wounded in Shooting at Salon in Seal Beach, Calif. (VIDEO)

  Eight people have been killed and three others wounded Wednesday in a shooting at a hair salon near Los Angeles, in Seal Beach, Calif., according to media reports. The gunman reportedly surrendered without incident.

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  Oct 12, 2011

  New Evolution Documentary Aims to Keep Science In, and Religion Out, of Classrooms

  A new documentary about evolution, "No Dinosaurs in Heaven," is looking to push creationist teachers out of American classrooms to prevent the "hijacking of science education by religious fundamentalists." The film accuses such teachers of "dangerously undermining scientific literacy."

• Oct 12, 2011

  Clergy Arrested During Prayer Vigil in U.S. Capitol Rotunda Say Their Voices Were Heard

  Charges against a group of religious and civic leaders arrested in July for holding a praying vigil in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda were dropped Tuesday and participants have told The Christian Post they have no regrets.