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CBS/AP DENVER - A dad who took his teenage children to the new Batman movie and was killed when a gunman opened fire on the theater was mourned Wednesday, the first funeral service for a victim of the shootings.Fifty-one-year-old Gordon Cowden was the oldest of the 12 people killed in the massacre at the Dark Knight Rises. His teenage children escaped unharmed.Cowden lived in Aurora, the Denver suburb where the theater is located. A family statement described him as a true Texas gentleman who loved the outdoors and owned his own business.Watch the video for more about th
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You know what the futurists are always saying: Time cloaks are so cool but they ;re so complicated. And it true! What were you expecting from a device that literally hides moments in time A Northwestern mathematician has just shown, though, it doesn ;t have to be quite so hard after all. Miguel Lerma just published a paper describing a new, simple kind of time cloak. Imagine you ;re looking at a clock. Without a time cloak, the hands move steadily on their appointed route, but with a cloak in place, it would appear to skip seconds or even minutes. Previous models for a time cloak create that jump by bending o
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