Using Albert Einstein’s infamous equation E=MC2 I generated Rainer’s Time Longevity Equation by replacing the C coefficient (the speed of light) with its equivalent speed variables D/T (distance/time). The Rainer’s Time Longevity Equation is: T=√D2x M x 1/E Time is equal to the square root of distance squared multiplied by matter, then multiplied by the … Read more
I put on my sneakers, open the door and step out into the drizzle. It usually takes me 34 steps to get to my inbox. I lean against a huge oak tree and a pile of cold acorns land directly on my head. Ouch! I pull a small metal key from my pocket and reach … Read more
There are two ways to draw a Bode plot. One calculates the magnitude and phase of the system transfer function at each frequency and plots the graph using those points. The other called asymptotic Bode plot, considers straight lines between poles or zeros, and has some simple rules for the slopes of those lines. Due … Read more
Through our experience working with couples in long distance relationships, we have found that there are many things we must and must not do in order to survive the relationship. Below is some of the advice we’ve compiled over the years. Even if they look easy, when it comes to the actual execution, it can … Read more
Relationships can be difficult, but long-distance relationships bring new meaning to the idea of what is difficult in a relationship. The emotional, psychological, spiritual, and physical needs of the relationship must be met in alternative ways. Long distance relationships can be successful when cultivated on the art of communication and trust between partners. Prioritizing and … Read more
People often ask me if I’m married when they see the gold ring with the heart pattern on my left finger. I’ll smile and say “No, I’m engaged,” or if I really don’t want to go into details, I’ll just say “Yes.” I’ve even been told by people that it looks like a wedding ring … Read more