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# 1000 Songs/Jesus keep me near the cross (William H. Doane)

Jesus keep me near the cross (William H. Doane)
1000 Songs

## Text
### Author

Fanny Crosby (1820 - 1915) wrote the text of "Jesus keep me near the cross". The hymn was originally written as a Sunday School song and was first published in Bright Jewels for the Sunday School which was compiled by William Bradbury in 1869.

### Translations/Challenges

There are no challenges with the translation considering the text was originally written in English.

### Editor's Choice

A complete version of the text can be found here.

## Music
### Tune

The tune of "Jesus keep me near the cross" was written by William H. Doane. Doane was born in Preston, Connecticut and lived from 1832 - 1915. Doane was the musical composer who most frequently collaborated with Fanny Crosby. He is know for writive more than 2,000 tunes, many of which are found in Modern Hymnas today, such as "I Am Thine, To God Be the Glory and Pass Me Not".

### Arrangements

An arrangement of the hymn can be found here.

### Editor's Choice

The tune can be heard here.

## Background
### Author biography

Crosby was perhaps one of the most prolific hymnists in history, writing more than 8,000 hymn texts in her lifetime. Crosby became blind from a very young age. She received a very good education from New York Institute for the Blind, where she also became an instructor. As a child, she began taking voice lessons and then later began studying music under George Frederick Root from the New York institute for the Blind. Both of these events sparked an inspiration to write her own songs and hymns.

### Author's circumstances

Despite her condition, she remained positive throughout her life and realized that much of who she became was a direct result of her blindness. She once reported that she may not have devoted as much time to hymn writing if she was distracted by all of the beautiful things around her. She continually wrote hymns up until the year of her death in 1915.

### Historical and Cultural setting

In 1849, a cholera epidemic broke out in New York City. Rather than fleeing the city for her own well-being, she stayed to help out the sick. Crosby became influenced by the church through the strong revivals that were occurring in America during this time.
# 1000 Songs/Jesus lover of my soul (Charles Wesley)

Jesus lover of my soul (Wesley)
1000 Songs

## Text

Charles Wesley was born at Epworth, England, on December 18, 1707.

## Music

Jesus, Lover of My Soul Charles Wesley, 1740 Jesus, lover of my soul, let me to thy bosom fly, while the nearer waters roll, while the tempest still is high: hide me, O my Savior, hide, till the storm of life is past; safe into the haven guide, O receive my soul at last!
Other refuge have I none, hangs my helpless soul on thee; leave, ah! leave me not alone, still support and comfort me! All my trust on thee is stayed, all my help from thee I bring; cover my defenseless head with the shadow of thy wing.
Thou, O Christ, art all I want; more than all in thee I find: raise the fallen, cheer the faint, heal the sick, and lead the blind. Just and holy is thy name; I am all unrighteousness; false and full of sin I am, thou art full of truth and grace.
Plenteous grace with thee is found, grace to cover all my sin; let the healing streams abound; make and keep me pure within: thou of life the fountain art, freely let me take of thee; spring thou up within my heart, rise to all eternity.

## Background

Background: There are two tales of how this song was written, but none can be verified as the truth.
# 1000 Songs/Jerusalem the golden (Bernard of Cluny)

Jerusalem the golden (Bernard of Cluny)
1000 Songs

## Text
### Author

Bernard of Morlaix: Born: Early 12th Century, Morlaix, Bretagne, France.

### Editor's Choice
## Music
### Editor's Choice

Jerusalem the Golden By: Bernard of Cluny
Jerusalem the golden,
descending from above,
the city of God's presence,
the vision of God's love
I know not, oh, I know not
what joys await us there,
what radiancy of glory,
what bliss beyond compare!
They stand, those halls of Zion,
all jubilant with song,
so bright with many an angel
and all the martyr throng.
The Prince is ever in them,
the daylight is serene;
the tree of life and healing
has leaves of richest green.
There is the throne of David,
and there, from pain released,
the shout of those who triumph,
the song of those who feast.
And all who with their leader
have conquered in the fight,
forever and forever
are robed in purest white.
How lovely is that city,
the home of God's elect!
How beautiful the country
that eager hearts expect!
O Christ, in mercy bring us
to that eternal shore
where Father, Son, and Spirit
are worshiped evermore

## Background
### Author biography

Bernard of Cluny was an English man, but both of his parents were immigrants to the country. Much of his life was never recorded which makes this song ever more so valuable to us today. Bernard of Cluny went to the Abbey of Cluny and while he was here, he wrote some of the most popular hymns of the church.
# 1000 Songs/Jesus the very thought of Thee (Bernard of Clairvaux)

Jesus the very thought of Thee (Bernard of Clairvaux)
1000 Songs

## Text

Jesus, the very thought of Thee With sweetness fills the breast; But sweeter far Thy face to see, And in Thy presence rest.
Nor voice can sing, nor heart can frame, Nor can the memory find A sweeter sound than Thy blest Name, O Savior of mankind!
O hope of every contrite heart, O joy of all the meek, To those who fall, how kind Thou art! How good to those who seek!
But what to those who find? Ah, this Nor tongue nor pen can show; The love of Jesus, what it is, None but His loved ones know.

### Author

Bernard of Clairvaux

### Translations/Challenges

Translated by Edward Caswall

### Editor's Choice
## Music
### Tune

St. Agnes

### Arrangements

Same tune is found in a lower setting: Happy the Home When God Is There
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee- A cantata by Sally DeFord Music http://www.defordmusic.com/jesustheverythoughtoftheecantata.htm

### Editor's Choice
## Background
### Author biography

Bernard of Clairvaux was a French abbot, confessor, and Doctor of the Church. He was a primary member in the Cistercian order. Three years after his admittance into the Cistercian order, he was sent to found a new abbey in Val d’Absinthe. He named the monastery Claire Vallée, which later evolved to Clairvaux. He died August 20, 1153 and was give the title “Doctor of the Church” by Pope Pius VIII.=== Author's circumstances ===
# 1000 Songs/Iam surgit hora tertia--Come thou savior of our race (Ambrose)

Iam surgit hora tertia--Come thou savior of our race (Ambrose)
1000 Songs
# 1000 Songs/If we died with Him we will also live with Him 2 Tim 2:11-13

If we died with Him we will also live with Him 2 Tim 2:11-13
1000 Songs

## Text

2 Timothy 2:11-13 "For if we died with Him, we will also live with Him; If we endure, we will also reign with Him; If we deny Him, He also will deny us; If we are faithless, He remains faithful, for He cannot deny Himself."

### Author

Paul

### Translations/Challenges

Hebrew, English. Direct wording from the New King James version of the Bible (1982).

### Editor's Choice

English

## Music

Rebekah Mui 2012 (http://www.scripturesongsforworship.com/2012/06/2-timothy-211-13-he-remains-faithful.html)

### Tune

Irregular meter.

### Arrangements

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2anssjXDEY

### Editor's Choice

Kept the text the same as the New King James version of the Bible.

## Background
### Author biography

Paul had a dramatic conversion to Christianity after persecuting and executing Christians for a long time. His life thereafter was dedicated to spreading the news of the Gospel, for which he was persecuted and eventually executed, himself. He wrote many letters to churches and several of those letters are books of the Bible.

### Author's circumstances

Paul was imprisoned once again by Emperor Nero and wrote his letters to Timothy shortly before his death. This was essentially his last will and testament before his earthly life ended. (https://bible.org/seriespage/16-2-timothy-introduction-argument-and-outline)

### Historical setting

Rome, under the reign of Emperor Nero.

### Cultural setting

Imprisoned in a dungeon.
# 1000 Songs/It is well with my soul (P. P. Bliss)

It is well with my soul (P. P. Bliss)
1000 Songs

## Text

The text was written by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horatio_Spafford and is found here. The original manuscript only has four verses but another one was added and one of the lines was modified.

### Author

Horatio Spafford.

### Editor's Choice

The only version is P.P. Bliss'.

## Music

The music is written by Philip Bliss.

### Tune

The tune is Ville du Havre and is named after the SS Ville du Havre that Spafford's wife and family was on that sank.

### Editor's Choice
## Background
### Author biography

He ran away from home at the age of 11, only attended school sporadically, then became a teacher. He travelled around playing music and was very successful, but after a brief period of joining the army, he did not regain the same level of popularity. He and his wife died together when a bridge broke under their train, and their carriage caught on fire (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashtabula_River_Railroad_Disaster2). Philip survived, but went back to save his wife and neither of their bodies were recovered. They were survived by their two children, who were at the ages of 2 and 4 at the time of their deaths.
# 1000 Songs/Jesus still lead on (Nicolaus von Zinzendorf)

Jesus still lead on (Nicolaus von Zinzendorf)
1000 Songs
# 1000 Songs/Jesus thou joy of loving hearts (Bernard of Clairvaux)

Jesus thou joy of loving hearts (Bernard of Clairvaux)
1000 Songs

## Text
### Author

The text of “Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts” was strongly influenced by the poem Jesu,dulcis memoria attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux who lived from 1090 to 1153.

### Translations/Challenges

“Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts” was originally written in Latin and was based off the Latin poem, “Jesu, dulcis memoria”. Dr. Ray Palmer made the first English translation of the text in 1858. In 1876, Dr. Palmer published a translation of the text in his book called The Poetical Works of Ray Palmer. Dr. Palmer made a free paraphrase of the text, so some would argue that today’s English version of the hymn was written by him. The text serves as a prayer to Jesus celebrating the Joy of his peace and continual presence.

### Editor's Choice

See full text here.

## Music
### Tune

The music used for this hymn was first composed in 1854 and is known as the Hesperus tune. It was first published in 1866 and was found in A Hymnal for Use in the English Church. This text and tune are still commonly found in many modern hymn books used today.

### Editor's Choice

Listen to the tune here.
See sheet music here.

## Background
### Author biography

Bernard of Clairvaux lived from circa 1091 to 1153. He was a very influential man to the Roman Catholic Church. The Second Crusade is said to have been inspired by his preaching. The life of Bernard of Clairvaux in general consisted of a deep devotion to the church.

### Author's circumstances

Bernard of Clairvaux was born in France to a very wealthy family. His mother made sure to teach him the importance of the values of love and affection for others. His mother died when he was only seventeen years old. Upon her death, Bernard felt the call to dive deeper in to his study of the bible and theology. He became a very influential figure for the church and was essential to the establishment of several monasteries. Many of his works and accomplishments can still have an impact on Christians today.

### Historical setting

Historically, monasteries have had great importance. The need for education and preservation of books were strong values that the monasteries held. Bernard of Clairvoux, as well as many other monks, served in his monastery to develop and preserve the influential works of the church.
# CisLunarFreighter/Initial splashscreen, launcher, menu

go to main component listCisLunarFreighter_A_Requirements_Analysis_and_High_Level_Design_Exercise
Component Name:Launcher
Responsibilities: This is the main java file which calls the splash animation, initializes the game, then calls the main menu for initial player interaction. When the player is done this module terminates the program.
Collaborators:
* Animation player
* Background display
* Main Menu
       New Load and Mission Generator
       Load pre-existing game
       Quit
# CisLunarFreighter/Music
## MITYX

http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/mityx/ MITYX (B-Sides Vol. B) - Songs for drama! Slight meloncholly.... building up... a bit of suspense... maybe fighting... and losing... maybe flyinhg through the galaxy.... first song ...
       maybe death
    Sounds like Radiohead a bit. Some songs it's hard to visualize them in a game. Maybe if your character was a space cowboy who smoked cigarettes and drank a lot, while on the job. Or was at a desrt planet, where Russians had taken over and it was like 1984.
RemiThis is just creative conjecture folks, as it relates to CISRemi

## BrunoXe

    PERFECT MUSIC FOR THE GAME!!!!!!
    http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/brunoxe/
    1st track - Primavera - instrumental - deep - beautiful. subtle - a bit funky
    For flying around.... for walking in a space port.. .for fighting..... for flying around... beautiful! deep! intense!
    Music is subjcetive, so what do you think?
Other songs could be adapted.. and gameply could be adapted by songs. Licensing should be pretty good. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ - currently broken links....
    I agree. I have been listening to some of the music. Very excellent for specific animation clips and for specific background or play phases. Site now at cc-by-3. Checking into what this means for integration with animation clips and video games. Mirwin 02:26, 23 December 2007 (UTC)
# CisLunarFreighter/Game objects

* Stars
* Planets
** Earth
* Asteroids
# CisLunarFreighter/Detailed requirements analysis

An overview of major requirements: What do we and the users want from a/the game?
1. Entertainment -- Should be fun.
* Hands on ship control against fairly realistic G fields is fun.
* Dodging debris and asteroids is fun.
* Blasting asteroids to mine for valuable ore, artifacts, or other resources is fun.
* Working together as a team to accomplish some giant task is fun.
* Communicating with online buddies is fun.
2. Social -- Interaction with other people via
* Chat -- most mud environments allow this
** Possible IRC integration.
** Possible GAIM integration.
* Email -- useful or not?
** Potentially useful.
* Game consequences -- Makes the game more interesting
** Loads delivered begin to pile up or generate demand for missions. Player or others may undertake new missions.
** There could be a combat component
** You could be a smuggler and have to smuggle space contraband
3. Educational - Exposure to some science, engineering, and operations concepts
* Links to applicable background reading of various levels
* Internal math and reading requirements
* Math practice - Examples
** Loading of fuel and cargo mass vs. destination decisions in math assistance screen demonstrating use of spreadsheets in load balancing calculations with easy reference and reading showing sample problem solutions to control the center of mass. Java applet with sliders to allow easy selection for within specification loading.
*** Learn about how gravity affects space crafts
*** Learn about theoretical fuel requirements to attain certain amounts of power and speeds
** Malfunctions might occasionally require mission abort or manual calculations.
** Misfortune (hijacked to Saturn by pirates) might require decisions about how much cargo to abandon or redistribute manually as fuel
*** Or how to combat/outsmart pirates using strategy or finger twitching
* Reading around the web
* Use of open source tools for modding
* Software design and coding techniques
4. Reinforcement of Societal Norms
* Aliens and Pirates are best avoided but blasting is ok for self defense. Self defense applies only if your ship has taken demonstrable damage from the other side of the battle.
* Mistakes blasting other freighters results poor reputation, Space Patrol pursuit, and eventual game session loss or incarceration, ship lockdown.
* Responding successfully to distress signals can improve standing with police.
** Maybe have a karma system where you can be "bad" or "good". Why not allow the gamer to be a "good guy", a police man, a pirate, or alien?
*** Do we want aliens?
* Mistakenly blasting a Space Patrol ship is not survivable since escalating levels of Space Patrol show up to capture or blast miscreants.
# CisLunarFreighter/Game design
## Game design

What do we want from the game? Preliminaries are In progress, please join in somewhere.

### Configuration management

This needs some study and work defining useful methods. Many of our learners and participants have little or no experience with automated configuration management and tracking tools such as subversion, Ant or others.

### Requirements

Fairly standard hardware will be required. The game will be able to run smoothly on older systems, and also be able to be flashy on high-end systems.
    See also: Detailed requirements analysis CisLunarFreighter/Detailed_requirements_analysis

### Gameplay requirements

An overview of major requirements:
* Entertaining - the game should be fun.
* Social - Interaction with other people via
** Chat - most mud environments allow this
** Email - useful or not?
** Game consequences - makes the game more interesting
* Educational - Players should learning something
** Expose users to some science, engineering, and operations concepts
** Math practice
** Reading around the web
** Use of open source tools for modification and extensibility
** Software design and coding techniques
    See also: CisLunarFreighter Detailed Requirements Analysis

### Storyboards and case studies for play scenarios

Please provide on Wikiversity or in open document format.
* Implementation stories for extreme programming
* UML case diagrams CisLunarFreighter/UML_case_diagrams

### Brainstorming

In progress, please join in somewhere.
* Developing game scripts and menu and game play scenarios CisLunarFreighter/Scripts_and_case_studies
# CisLunarFreighter/Mission generator

Component Name: Load and Mission Generator
Description of Responsibilities: Generate manifests and missions until the user agrees to undertake a specific mission. Note that later penalties may be applied if the user leaves part of the load behind.
Collaborators:
* Bases, settlements, space stations, other freighters in route, or terminals may request specific loads - Terminal Load Request
* External games (such as jFreeRails) running in the MUD may deliver specific loads - MUD Crosstalk
* External games (such as Asteroid Civ, Space Annihlation, etc.) may request specific loads - Terminal Load Request
* Standard Load
# CisLunarFreighter/Open source tools
## Scriptwriting

* OpenOffice

## StoryBoarding

* GIMP - Graphics Image Manipulation Program is useful for a wide variety of graphics image tasks including creating tilesets and sprites, translating file formats, and creating background and foreground stills and masks.
* Inkscape

## PDF File Creation

* OpenOffice - A productivity desktop suite. Contains word processor which will create and export a pdf file. Useful for storyboarding. One file contains all pictures and text.

## Modeling

* Art of Illusion - An easy to learn powerful 3D modeling and animation environment. There are few import/export paths for this program but it is written in Java with an extensible object oriented framework. Probably worth reading the code for graphical programming techniques and possibly classes.
* w:Blender_(software) - A 3D modeling and animation suite with additional capabilities to support game programming. It has been confirmed that blender will import 3ds files. Exporting from a now out dated version of 3DSMax to 3ds and imported into Blender3D has been accomplished successfully. An external introduction to blender set of video tutorials.. Wikibooks has several online books on Blender.b:Blender
* Make Human - Allow for quick and detailed modeling humans.

## Sound Clip/Track Editing

* Audacity - An open source sound processing tool.

## Still Art Editing/Creation

* GIMP
* Inkscape - An open source illustration program.

## Game Engines/Tools

* Arianne - An open source 2D massive multiplayer online role playing game engine.
* HiperGL - Game Framework - Framework for hardware accelerated 2D graphics.
* Crystalspace3d - a 3d game engine
* ImageJ - Written in Java this is an image processor focused on Scientific processing. It may also be useful for lifting techniques for graphics programming using the Java standard library.
* Panda3D - A BSD-licenced 3D graphics and game engine.

## Code version/build/test/programming tools

* Ant - A build and test automation tool. Has worked well so far with Beans and jFreeRails and ImageJ. Well worth someone learning to package our distribution effectively.
* ArgoUML - An open source UML editor. I have seen it alleged that this does not yet implement the full UML specification. Anybody who can illuminate us please do so here.
* Beans IDE - This is a very sophisticated and so far robust integrated development environment. It works well with ANT. I have successfully compiled and tested ImageJ and jFreerails using the build xml files that came with them.
* JVM - The Java Virtual Machine platform runs on most desktop or better hardware, making it ideal for widespread distribution of our applets.
* 3D No Plugin - Uses Java and python to display 3D models online without plugins. A little slow. Useful for model evaluation

## Information available at other projects

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephants_Dream This article on the FOSS short creation process has a list of tools used within the project.
# CisLunarFreighter/Background music selection and player
## Interface

* Play/pause button
* Skip forward/back buttons
* Scrubber (adjustable place in song)
* Track list, basic song information (artist, play time, album, etc.)

## Accessibility

* Pop-up access ability
* Keyboard hotkey?

## Music

* From free/licensed source
* internet radio
* Support for player-chosen music/music folders (Chosen in a "Browse" style, or with a direct path)
* Some songs included
* Mute music/all sounds for other music application

## Genre

* Ambient
* Generally futuristic, with trance/electronica bias (<- open to discussion)

## Quality/Type

* mp3/ogg formats with included music
* included music is in stereo
* quality of included music averaging 128kbps mp3 equivalent
* wma, aiff, wav formats readable by player (VLC integration?)