"Dear Students,

I am an experienced tutor and teacher that has worked all of their entire life being multitasked with more than one job. I am currently tutoring and teaching both full time jobs. I am currently married, and I have two successful children, and a stepdaughter that is also successful. I have three successful careers with teaching/tutoring, engineering hands-on troubleshooting problems, and management. My children are successful because I never give tip on them, and they know it. I have three grandchildren who also respect me, too. I love children and my family. I have had successful marriages, and my previous wife passed on with cancer, February 20, 2003. I never gave up on her, and I battled with the doctors, and this brings me to my next paragraph. I physically sat in a meeting in Minneapolis Hospital where my wife had aspirational pneumonia, and these doctors were being negative. I ask a question, "Are you giving up?" The reply was, "No." I stated, "Then, let us get the job done," and I walked out and slammed the door in their faces. I stepped to the plate, like I always have done, and was made it through out of intensive care. I kept her alive for another year.

I have another part of this story. I became interested in upper level Fluid Dynamics with the medical end when I began noticing several mistakes and other issues. I had to divert my mind when I was at the hospital everyday when I was not working. I developed a program along with a letter of intent to the Health Sciences of MIT, and I received a reply in two days. I was informed that this is rather fast from this school. I made a visit by invitation, and I almost started a doctorate level. I kept in touch with a professor by the name of Ruven Rosales, and this communication went on for years. He was overseas, and he continued communicating with me on the email. Later, I saw something at the other school that was close by, Harvard University, and I was up there, too, for a visit. I have continued reinstating the interest." less...