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Merry Christmas and a Happy 2013
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Companies in the world that fully develop their potential
necessarily use external support.
In every company there are issues that cannot be perceived internally,
even with all internal knowledge and capabilities. Costs can be high and
reducible, quality may be lacking necessary excellence, the marketing
strategy may not be providing all desired results, the financial structure
might not be optimal, there may be a critical need to expand or diversify
operations, the organization may be in need of restructuration, there may
be other specific problems; and there may be not enough availability of
time or internal resources.
Consequently, since the competent external view complements the
internal view, providing synergy, our work improves the company´s
potential performance. We help make the company very profitable,
and if it is already, we help make it even more profitable. Our work,
in good times and in bad times, helps the company directors to
prevent difficulties and to secure constant high results.
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Merry Christmas and a Happy 2013
Beethoven:
In commemoration of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ:
Luis Molina enjoys Christmas trees, but in this occasion, in lieu of a tree or other Christmas decoration, he presents this NASA
photograph: This portion of a celestial “Christmas tree” is located in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) at about 160K light years (LY)
from our own Milky Way Galaxy. The LMC spans some 14K LY (as compared to the 110K-LY size of our Milky Way Galaxy) and is one
of our neighboring dwarf galaxies. The LMC includes this young globular-like star cluster –NGC1850 which appears to be only 50
million years old (centered at this Hubble Space Telescope photo –click here to see just this photo and to choose Christmas music).
This cluster, composed by about 10K stars, is surrounded by a pattern of filamentary (blue) nebulosity that is thought to have been
created during supernova blasts.
We estimate that the width of this photo spans some 130 LY, but it covers just a minute point on the night sky as seen with the
naked eye from planet Earth. As a comparison, the distance between our own star, the Sun, and our closest neighbor star, Proxima
Centauri -a dwarf red star member of the triple star system Alpha Centauri, is a bit more than 4 LY only.
Due to Luis Molina´s love for astronomy and his greater love for God, the Creator, he believes this sight is: excellent, wonderful,
terrific, splendid, marvelous, magnificent, tremendous, brilliant, inspired (and more synonyms)… and, with his love for people, he
presents this view to you here… thanks to NASA. LFM. December 2, 2011
Luis Molina enjoys Christmas trees, but in this occasion, in lieu of a tree or other Christmas decoration, he presents this NASA
photograph: This portion of a celestial “Christmas tree” is located in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) at about 160K light years (LY)
from our own Milky Way Galaxy. The LMC spans some 14K LY (as compared to the 110K-LY size of our Milky Way Galaxy) and is one
of our neighboring dwarf galaxies. The LMC includes this young globular-like star cluster –NGC1850 which appears to be only 50
million years old (centered at this Hubble Space Telescope photo –click here to see just this photo and to choose Christmas music).
This cluster, composed by about 10K stars, is surrounded by a pattern of filamentary (blue) nebulosity that is thought to have been
created during supernova blasts.
We estimate that the width of this photo spans some 130 LY, but it covers just a minute point on the night sky as seen with the
naked eye from planet Earth. As a comparison, the distance between our own star, the Sun, and our closest neighbor star, Proxima
Centauri -a dwarf red star member of the triple star system Alpha Centauri, is a bit more than 4 LY only.
Due to Luis Molina´s love for astronomy and his greater love for God, the Creator, he believes this sight is: excellent, wonderful,
terrific, splendid, marvelous, magnificent, tremendous, brilliant, inspired (and more synonyms)… and, with his love for people, he
presents this view to you here… thanks to NASA. LFM. December 2, 2011