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GlideSystem hoursAgo() method

When passed a positive number, the method looks into the past. When passed a negative number, the method looks into the future. It may seem counterintuitive for a negative number to reference the future. The method is hoursAgo(), which is why positive numbers are in the past. Two hours ago is a positive number.
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