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# Christian Hymns/Prepare the Way, O Zion
## Background
### Text

* Author: Frans M. Fran­zèn
* Translator: Augustus Nelson
* Source:

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Be­re­den väg för Herr­an

## Lyrics

Prepare the way, O Zion!
Ye awful deeps, rise high;
Sink low, ye towering mountains,
The Lord is drawing nigh;
The righteous King of glory,
Foretold in sacred story.
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
O Zion, He approacheth,
Thy Lord and king for aye!
Strew palms where He advanceth,
Spread garments in His way.
God’s promise faileth never,
Hosanna sound forever!
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
Fling wide thy portals, Zion
And hail thy glorious king;
His tidings of salvation
To every people bring,
Who, waiting yet in sadness,
Would sing His praise in gladness.
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
He cometh not with warriors,
And not with pomp and show,
Yet smiteth He with terror
Sin, death, and every foe.
The Spirit’s sword He wieldeth,
Not e’en to death He yieldeth.
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
Give heed, thou sinful people,
Thy king and Savior own;
The kingdom He hath founded
Is not an earthly one;
No power can overthrow it,
Nor earthly wisdom know it.
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
The throne which He ascendeth
Is fixed in heaven above:
His sanctified dominion
Is light alone and love.
His praise be ever sounding
For grace and peace abounding.
O blest is He that came
In God the Father’s name.
Jerusalem is fallen, And closed its temple door; Its sacrifices ended; Its scepter is no more. Christ’s kingdom never ceaseth, Its glory still increaseth. O blest is He that came In God the Father’s name.
# Christian Hymns/Redeemer of the Nations, Come
## Background
### Text

* Author: Ambrose of Milan
* Translator: Catherine Winkworth
* Source: Chorale Book for England

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Nun Komm, der Heiden Heiland
* Veni Redemptor Gentium

## Lyrics

Redeemer of the nations, come!
Ransom of earth, here make Thy home!
Bright Sun, oh dart Thy flame to earth,
For so shall God in Christ have birth!
Thou comest from Thy kingly throne,
O Son of God, the Virgin's Son!
Thou Hero of a twofold race,
Dost walk in might earth's darkest place.
Thou stoopest once to suffer here,
And risest o'er the starry sphere;
Hell's gates at thy descent were riven,
Thy ascent is to highest Heaven.
One with the Father! Prince of might!
O'er nature's realm assert Thy right,
Our sickly bodies pine to know
Thy heavenly strength, Thy living glow.
How bright Thy lowly manger beams!
Down earth's dark vale its glory streams,
The splendour of Thy natal night
Shines through all time in deathless light.
# Christian Hymns/Rejoice, All Ye Believers
## Background
### Text

* Author: Lautentius Laurenti
* Translator: Sarah Findlater
* Source: Hymns from the Land of Luther

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Greenland
* Haf Trones Lampa Färdig
* Lancashire
* Llangloffan
* St. Theodulph

## Lyrics

Rejoice, all ye believers,
And let your lights appear;
The evening is advancing,
And darker night is near.
The Bridegroom is arising,
And soon He draweth nigh.
Up! pray, and watch, and wrestle --
At midnight comes the cry!
See that your lamps are burning,
Replenish them with oil,
And wait for your salvation
The end of earthly toil.
The watchers on the mountain
Proclaim the Bridegroom near;
Go, meet Him as He cometh,
With Hallelujahs clear!
Ye wise and holy virgins,
Now raise your voices higher,
Till in songs of jubilee
They meet the angel-choir.
The marriage-feast is waiting,
The gates wide open stand;
Up! up! ye heirs of glory --
The Bridegroom is at hand!
Ye saints, who here in patience
Your cross and suff’rings bore,
Shall live and reign for ever,
When sorrow is no more.
Around the throne of glory
The Lamb ye shall behold,
In triumph cast before Him
Your diadems of gold!
Palms of victory are there;
There, radiant garments are;
There stands the peaceful harvest,
Beyond the reach of war.
There, after stormy winter,
The flowers of earth arise,
And from the grave's long slumber
Shall meet again our eyes!
Our Hope and Expectation,
O Jesus! now appear;
Arise, thou Sun, so longed for,
O'er this benighted sphere!
With hearts and hands uplifted,
We plead, O Lord, to see
The day of earth’s redemption,
That brings us unto Thee!
# Christian Hymns/The Advent of Our God
## Background
### Text

* Author: Charles Coffin
* Translator: John Chandler
* Source: The Hymns of the Primitive Church

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Doncaster
* Franconia
* St. Thomas

## Lyrics

The Advent of our God
Our prayers must now employ,
And we must meet him on his road
With hymns of holy joy.
The everlasting Son
Incarnate soon shall be:
He will a servant's form put on,
To make his people free.
Daughter of Zion, rise
And greet thy lowly King,
And do not wickedly despise
The mercies he will bring.
As Judge, in clouds of light,
He will come down again,
And all his scattered saints unite
With Him in Heaven to reign.
Before that dreadful day
May all our sin be gone;
May the old man be put away,
And the new man put on!
Praise to the Saviour Son
From all the angel Host:
Like praise be to the Father done,
And to the Holy Ghost.
# Christian Hymns/The Advent of Our King
## Background
### Text

* Author: Charles Coffin
* Translator: Robert Campbell
* Source:

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Doncaster
* Franconia
* St. Thomas

## Lyrics

The advent of our King
Our prayers must now employ,
And we must hymns of welcome sing
In strains of holy joy.
The everlasting Son
Incarnate deigns to be;
Himself a servant's form puts on
To set His servants free.
O Zion's Daughter, rise
To meet thy lowly King,
Nor let thy faithless heart despise
The peace He comes to bring.
As Judge, on clouds of light,
He soon will come again
And His true members all unite
With Him in heaven to reign.
Before the dawning day
Let sin's dark deeds be gone,
The old man all be put away,
The new man all put on.
All glory to the Son,
Who comes to set us free,
With Father, Spirit, ever One,
Through all eternity.
# Christian Hymns/The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns
## Background
### Text

* Author:
* Translator: John Brownlie
* Source: Hymns of the Russian Church

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Consolation
* Morning Song
* St. Stephen

## Lyrics

The King shall come when morning dawns,
And light triumphant breaks;
When beauty gilds the eastern hills,
And life to beauty breaks.
Not as of old a little child
To bear, and fight, and die,
But crowned with glory like the sun
That lights the morning sky.
O brighter than the rising morn
When He victorious rose,
And left the lonesome place of death,
Despite the rage of foes; —
O brighter than that glorious morn
Shall this fair morning be,
When Christ, our King, in beauty comes,
And we His face shall see.
The King shall come when morning dawns,
And earth's dark night is past; —
O haste the rising of that morn,
The day that aye shall last;
And let the endless bliss begin,
By weary saints foretold,
When right shall triumph over wrong,
And truth shall be extolled.
The King shall come when morning dawns,
And light and beauty brings; —
Hail, Christ the Lord! Thy people pray,
"Come quickly, King of kings."
# Christian Hymns/Once in Royal David's City
## Background
### Text

* Author: Cecil Frances Alexander
* Source: Hymns for Young Children

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Irby

## Lyrics

Once in royal David’s city
Stood a lowly cattle shed,
Where a mother laid her Baby,
In a manger for His bed.
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ her little Child.
He came down to earth from Heaven,
Who is God and Lord of all,
And His shelter was a stable,
And His cradle was a stall;
With the poor, and mean, and lowly,
Lived on earth our Saviour Holy.
And through all His wondrous childhood,
He would honour and obey,
Love and watch the lowly maiden
In whose gentle arms He lay.
Christian children all must be
Mild, obedient, good as He.
For he is our childhood’s Pattern,
Day by day, like us He grew,
He was little, weak, and helpless,
Tears and smiles like us He knew,
And He feeleth for our sadness,
And He shareth in our gladness.
And our eyes at last shall see Him,
Through His own redeeming love,
For that Child so dear and gentle
Is our Lord in Heaven above,
And He leads His children on
To the place where He is gone.
Not in that poor lowly stable,
With the oxen standing by,
We shall see Him; but in Heaven,
Set at God’s right Hand on high;
Where like stars His children crowned,
All in white shall wait around.
# Christian Hymns/Rejoice, Rejoice Believers
## Background
### Text

* Author: Lautentius Laurenti
* Translator: Sarah Findlater, alt.
* Source:

### Music

Hymn Tune(s):
* Greenland
* Haf Trones Lampa Färdig
* Lancashire
* Llangloffan
* St. Theodulph

## Lyrics

Rejoice, rejoice, believers!
And let your lights appear;
The evening is advancing,
And darker night is near.
The Bridegroom is arising,
And soon he will draw nigh;
Up! pray, and watch, and wrestle!
At midnight comes the cry.
See that your lamps are burning;
Replenish them with oil;
Look now for your salvation,
The end of sin and toil.
The watchers on the mountain
Proclaim the Bridegroom near,
Go meet him as he cometh,
With alleluias clear.
O wise and holy virgins,
Now raise your voices higher,
Till in your jubilations
Ye meet the angel choir.
The marriage-feast is waiting,
The gates wide open stand;
Up, up, ye heirs of glory!
The Bridegroom is at hand.
Our hope and expectation,
O Jesus, now appear;
Arise, thou Sun so longed for,
O'er this benighted sphere!
With hearts and hands uplifted,
We plead, O Lord, to see
The day of earth's redemption,
And ever be with thee! Amen.
# Exercise as it relates to Disease/Stabilizing memory function with physical activity in older Adults with Alzheimer's disease

This fact sheet has been created to discuss the relevance of physical activity in stabilizing memory function in older adults with mild Alzheimer's disease based on a review of Tanigawa, Takechi, Arai,Yamada, Nishiguchi and Aoyama's 2014 article: Effect of physical activity on memory function in older adults with mild Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment.
# End-user Computer Security/Main content/Simple security measures

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
When not at your computer, it may be a good idea to put it to sleep. The reason being is that if an intruder has remote control of your computer, and you only leave your computer locked when you are not there, without your knowing, they may start to do screen-visible things on your computer when you are not there. When you are at your computer, the intruder may be frustrated in trying to do such things because you are then monitoring your screen. So putting your computer to sleep when you are not there, may be a good idea in order to frustrate such remote-controlling activities.
Shutting down your phone or other computing device before you go to sleep is probably a good idea—it’s an easy precautionary measure. Doing the same at other times when they are not much needed, might also be a good idea.
A simple security measure to monitor whether someone, with physical access to your computing device that is near to you:
* ⦾ has taken it away from you, $_{🄾🅁}$
* ⦾ is shutting down or rebooting the device
is simply to play some continuous sound on it that is heard through its speaker. This could be simply playing the radio on the device. If someone then were to take it away from being near you, normally you would notice the absence of, or lowering of volume in, the sound (due to the greater distance of the device from you). Also, if someone were instead to shut down or reboot the device (perhaps as a precursor to tampering), normally you would notice that too because normally the sound would disappear.
Do note though, it could be possible to replace the sound playing on your device with the playing of the same sound on another device, such that you don’t notice the occurrence of any of these security compromising actions. In light of such, it may be good to play sound that is hard for others to reproduce precisely, perhaps something as simple as music from your own personal favourites playlist.
Obviously when using these measures, screen locking should also be employed.
| Chapter 6 Mind-reading attacks | Contents, Index, Foreword | Chapter 8 Broad security principles |
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Additional Resources

* Introduction
* Sectors
* Agriculture • Commercial • Industrial • Residential
* Subsystems
* Boilers & Steam • Fume Hoods • Compressed Air • HVAC • Refrigeration • Lighting • Motors • Pumps & Fans • Solar
* Incentives
* Additional Resources
* Glossary
* Contributors
* view .

## Professional Organizations

* Oregon Association of Professional Energy Managers
* American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers

## Tools

* eFunda - "The Ultimate Online Resource for Engineers"
* Engineering Toolbox
* GlobalSpec - "The Engineering Search Engine"
* Industrial Audit Guidebook - published by Bonneville Power Administration
* RETScreen - seeks to build the capacity of planners, decision-makers and industry to implement renewable energy, cogeneration and energy efficiency projects
* SIC Codes - 4-digit codes used by the U.S. government to classify different industries
* Purdue Extension - Purdue University Extension has put together and launched a website on Renewable Energy which showcases a great collection of biofuel information.

## Newsletters

* WSU Energy Newsbriefs
* Bonneville Power Administration Energy Efficiency Newsletter

## Institutions
### Academic

* Oregon State Industrial Assessment Center
* San Francisco State Industrial Assessment Center
* Energy Efficiency Center @ UC Davis
* Northwest Energy Education Institute

### Lobbyist

* American Council for an Energy-Efficiency Economy

## Journals, Books

* Prindle, Bill, et al., American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, "The Twin Pillars of Sustainable Energy: Synergies between Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technology and Policy", May 2007
# End-user Computer Security/Main content/Wireless Communications

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
If internet connection is hacked, computers will become vulnerable. Although maintaining security on the user's machine will probably mean that security overall will be sufficiently maintained, it is still worthwhile safeguarding against such an event.
Whenever there is a choice between wired or wireless communication (such as in the case of wired tethering for internet connections), wired communication is likely going to be more secure; it appears that most wireless routers usefully also permit wired ethernet connections.
It's best not to use a shared WiFi router at all, if it can be helped; or if it is used, only to use it with a highly secure client-machine set-up. When a router is shared, it can be difficult to convince others about the need to perform certain security tasks, such as the changing of the WiFi password on a regular basis. Essex police’s cyber-security advice as of March 2020, was not to use free WiFi for anything you wouldn’t want a stranger to see.
Keeping wireless technologies such as WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC, and infrared ports, disabled when not in use, is a good precautionary security measure.
| Chapter 2 Passwords and digital keys | Contents, Index, Foreword | Chapter 4 Digital storage |
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Agriculture

* Introduction
* Sectors
* Agriculture • Commercial • Industrial • Residential
* Subsystems
* Boilers & Steam • Fume Hoods • Compressed Air • HVAC • Refrigeration • Lighting • Motors • Pumps & Fans • Solar
* Incentives
* Additional Resources
* Glossary
* Contributors
* view .

## Agricultural Resource Saving Concepts--for further development
### Fertilizer Inputs

    There are sizable petroleum inputs in conventional fertilizers. A reduction in fertilizer application means not only fewer trips across the field with a tractor and fewer labor hours to operate the tractor, but also a genuine cost and fossil input savings. This would have a strong impact on the greenhouse gasses associated with fertilization.

### Strip Tillage

    Strip tilling helps combine the practices of tilling and no-till farming.

## Resources

* Wikipedia article on Energy efficiency in agriculture
* Cost and Return Studies - cost and return studies on various crops grown in California published by UC Davis
# End-user Computer Security/Main content/What to do when you discover your computer has been hacked

End-user Computer Security Inexpensive security
| $^{for}$ | ⦾ individuals ⦾ sole traders ⦾ small businesses |
If it is ever discovered that a computer has been hacked,
| 🛡 | i) | restarting the computer into some kind of safe-mode with WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC and other things deactivated, might be a secure way to get access to your files so that you can back them up. |
| 🛡 | ii) | However, likely more secure than this is to run off the same computer, another operating system installation using a physical drive that was never previously used with the computer, or a live DVD/CD, and then access your files through the other OS installation or live DVD/CD so that you can back them up. |
| 🛡 | iii) | Even more secure, is to take the drive out containing your files, interface with the drive using a completely different computer that is running a live DVD/CD, and then access your files through the live DVD/CD in order to back them up. |
You may be tempted to change such security credentials straight-away after discovering that you have been hacked. However, could it be better to wait until you are sure that your system is secure rather than changing such credentials using an unsecure system?
The National Cyber Security Centre for the UK (NCSC) outlines steps to be urgently taken when you’ve discovered you’ve been infected with malware. Also, see here for their guide for small businesses on response and recovery from cyberattacks.
| Chapter 8 Broad security principles | Contents, Index, Foreword | Chapter 10 Miscellaneous notes |
# Energy Efficiency Reference
## Preface

Welcome to the Energy Efficiency Reference! This reference will house extensive technical information on how to evaluate energy savings, especially in the industrial setting. The main source of information is the Department of Energy's Industrial Assessment Center program that has 20+ years of developing energy audit reports and thesis papers. These documents are currently housed in various digital formats on local drives as well as on paper. The reasoning behind developing the reference was to open this vast knowledge base to the public, particularly to industry. Currently, there are 25 IACs at other universities that will hopefully act as contributors to the Wikibook, with 2 other universities working with us already.

## Table of Contents
### Sectors

* Agriculture
* Commercial
* Industrial
* Residential

### Extra

* Leftovers & Discussion - pieces with no where to go...yet
* Tips - some pointers for adding to this Wikibook
# Conlang/Advanced/Grammar/Noun-Verb distinction

Although there are no natlangs known to lack the noun-verb distinction, it is still a theoretical possibility for a language to lack such a distinction, as shown by the language Kēlen, which lacks verbs and replaces them with four relationals which function in a similar manner to adpositions. Another language without a noun-verb distinction is Ithkuil, which has a part of speech called the formative that can act as both a noun and a verb
Another possible method of destroying the distinction would be to create a verb class similar to the present participle that would be able to act as a modifier to another verb, essentially creating a long chain of complicated verbs referencing a noun without said noun actually appearing. The noun would instead be substituted by a verb participle as the patient/actor. One consequence of this would be that the language would also lack adjectives, them having been completely replaced by adverbs. Here is one possible example:
    humaningly sitting falls from blocking
    Be.human+adv to.sit+substantiatve-mood to.fall+PRES from to.block+substantiatve-mood
This, however, only blurs the boundary slightly, as it can be argued that the new adverbs are simply an eccentric class of nouns.
A few conlangers have attempted to build a language with only one part of speech.
In particular, the AllNoun project developed a grammar composed entirely of nouns (plus 4 punctuation symbols, which is fewer than the number of punctuation symbols in most languages).
Other conlangers have attempted to eliminate all nouns. One approach is to replace nouns with a series of adjectives that modify a pronoun, similar to the way Toki Pona expresses the noun "soldier" with "jan utala" (literally "fighting person") from jan (person) utala (fight) or the proper noun "Lisa" with "jan Lisa" (literally "Lisa person").

## References

* ↑ Tom Breton. "AllNoun: Grammar with only one part of speech." 1995.
# Conlang/Advanced/Sounds

This section covers advanced topics in phonetics (sounds) and phonology (systems of sounds).

## What's in this section?

The parts of this section are:
* Common sounds: Technical details that weren't covered in the Intermediate section, about sounds that were covered — things like gemination, diphthongs, and suprasegmentals.
* Unusual sounds: Sounds that humans can produce, but that don't often occur in the world's languages, like clicks and pharyngeals.
* Non-human phonologies: What kinds of phonetics and phonology might apply to a language whose speakers aren't human.
# Conlang/Advanced/Grammar/Noun-Verb distinction/Sources

* Conlangery #39: Noun Incorporation, Conlangery Podcast, 2012.
* Conlangery #42: Practicum — Getting Rid of Adjectives, Conlangery Podcast, 2012.
# Conlang/Advanced/Grammar/Sources

Here's a copy of a key paper by Joseph Greenberg: .
# Engineering Acoustics/Sonar

The use of navigation instruments was always of great importance to those who depend on the sea. Methods to find the position on earth according to the stars were available since long ago, but the first apparatus that track what is underwater are relatively recent. One of these instruments, which improved the safety of navigation is the fathometer. It has the simple concept of measuring how much time a sound wave generated at the ship takes to reach the bottom and return. If one knows the speed of sound in the medium, the depth could be easily determined. Another mechanism consists of underwater bells on lightships or lighthouses and hydrophones on ships that are to find the distance between them. These could be considered the forerunners of the SONAR (SOund Navigation And Ranging).
There are a lot of animals that also take advantage of underwater sound propagation to communicate.

# Speed of Sound

In 1841, Jean-Daniel Colladon was able to measure the speed of sound in water for the first time.
The equation for speed of sound(m/s) in water developed by Del Grosso, applicable in Neptunian waters, depends on the Temperature(T) in Celsius, Salinity(S) in ppt(part per thousand) and gauge Pressure(P) in atmospheres.:
$c(T,S,P)=1449.08+4.57Te^{-(T/86.9+(T/360)^{2})}+1.33(S-35)e^{-T/120}+0.1522Pe^{T/1200+(S-35)/400}+1.4610^{-5}P^{2}e^{-T/20+(S-35)/10}$
where the pressure is a function of depth[Km] and the Latitude, given by:
$P=99.5(1-0.00263cos2\phi )Z+0.239Z^{2}$
The speed of sound is very sensible to the temperature, which changes considerably in the thermocline . After 1000m meters deep, the pressure governs the equation, increasing slowly the speed with depth. The salinity has very low effect on the equation unless in very specific situations, such as heavy rain or the encounter between a river and the sea.

## References

* ↑ Del Grosso (1974), J. Acoust. Soc. Am.,56,1084(1974)., p. 56,1084
* ↑ Leroy (1969), J. Acoust. Soc. Am.,56,1084(1974)., p. 46,216