Greg Dysinger

Helping manufacturers solve complex mechanical problems with precision solutions.

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@whoislaniee See ya at the Country Concert! Can't wait!!

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@libsoftiktok I would so enjoy hearing a solid case made for the Quality Learing Center.

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@MrsErikaKirk He sure did and I miss him dearly. God Bless you for continuing the mission!

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We are UD! #dayton6th

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Goooo Dayton Flyers!!! #Dayton 6th

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My mother passed in 2018 due to ALS. I know how terrible the disease is and how hard it is on you and your family. My question is, do you believe this is ready for others in a similar situation? Will it be something that Insurance will help with? You're a hero for leading the way!

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@anduriltech As a current manufacturing partner to y'all, and proud buckeyes as well, we be happy to help you cook! Welcome to Ohio!!

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@IvankaNews_ Hi!

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@WHLeavitt F

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@drmarkhyman @function 2025

Better every year!

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Happy 2025 my good people! Wishing you all the best!

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Hey @Tesla, I've just had my 1st experience with driving in the snow with my Cybertruck. The lights that I love so much, seem to amplify the snow, similar to bright headlights in the fog or snow. I think it's primarily due to the awesome light strip. It seems like a disabling of the running light strip, and adjusting the headlights lower in snow or fog should be easier. Thoughts?

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As a long time Dayton Flyer fan, I, like many others, wasn't too sure about our guys. After NC I was encouraged but devastated as the game of inches bit hard. Then, started to believe as we were close with Iowa State. To smack UConn just has me believing!! #dayton6th

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@manda_mag You're not the only one!

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@MensHealthMag I add a little acv to a BAI coconut drink every morning and feel like it does help with appetite and has improved my health a bit.

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I'm trying to think how the world would react if it were Obama that was getting shot at like Trump is.

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Never forget … 🥲

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@PoshAlexander Welcome to the club!

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@elonmuskADO Yes

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“Scientists tell us that the sun is 390 times larger than the moon, but it is also 390 times father away. Every eighteen months or so they align perfectly so that the moon’s shadow passes over the earth, and those in the path of that shadow see a solar eclipse. This is often described as one of the great coincidences of our solar system.

Astronomers also tell us that there are 295 moons in our solar system. And yet ours is the only moon with the exact size and distance to perfectly match the sun and produce the amazing spectacle we see somewhere on our planet every 18 months or so. If our moon was any smaller the sky would not turn dark, and if it was any larger, we would never see that brilliant corona. For many, it is a source of wonder, that the one place where these amazing eclipses occur, is the one place where there are observers to see them.

In one of his humorous harangues about “Life Below the Beltway,” Washington Post contributor, Gene Weingarten, once admitted, “I am a devout atheist but can't explain why the moon is exactly the right size, and gets positioned so precisely between the earth and the sun, that total solar eclipses are perfect. It bothers me.” (The Washington Post, Sunday, March 8, 2009). And so it is that this extraordinary event has been witnessed by our planet throughout history…

As a Christian educator, I am reminded that God reveals His truth to us in two ways: through the general revelation of His natural world and through the special revelation of His written word. Psalm 19 encapsulates this for us beautifully. “The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.” (Psalm 19:1). There are no words, and yet the message of God’s existence and power is heard everywhere.”

The Total Eclipse of the Sun -- and the Exceptional Nature of our Planet 
Stephen E. Danish
Head of School Emeritus
Immanuel Christian School