Maxims of Marcus: iTunes Music Genres

Maxims of Marcus: iTunes Music Genres

iTunes Music Genres

I'm re-doing the genres in my iTunes library. Have I missed anything?

Blues Acoustic
Blues Blues Rock
Blues General
Blues Japanese
Children’s General
Children’s Japanese (Doyo)
Christian Choral Classic
Christian Electronica
Christian Folk
Christian Gospel Song
Christian Jazz Inst
Christian Jazz Vocal
Christian New Age
Christian Pop
Christian Praise & Worship
Christian Punk
Christian Rap
Christian Rock
Christian Southern Gospel
Christmas CC
Christmas Instrumental
Christmas Instrumental
Christmas Jazz
Christmas Other
Christmas Pop
Christmas Pop Secular
Christmas Punk
Classical 20th Century
Classical Baroque
Classical Choral Chamber
Classical Choral Large
Classical Classical Guitar
Classical Ensembles
Classical General
Classical Invention & Fugue
Classical Medieval
Classical Opera
Classical Piano
Classical Renaissance
Classical Romantic
Country Alternative
Country Bluegrass
Country Blues
Country Contemporary
Country Rockabilly
Country Traditional
Data Applications
Data Games
Data General Data
Data Karaoke
Data Operating Systems
Easy Bachelor Pad
Easy General Easy Listening
Easy Lounge
Easy Love Songs
Easy Mood Music
Easy Pop Vocals
Electronica Acid House
Electronica Acid Jazz
Electronica Ambient Electronica
Electronica Ambient Trance
Electronica Big Beat
Electronica Club Dance
Electronica Dark Techno/Darkwave
Electronica Deep House
Electronica Detroit Techno
Electronica Drum n’ Bass/Jungle
Electronica Electronica
Electronica Gabber
Electronica Garage
Electronica General Dance
Electronica General Electronic
Electronica General House
Electronica General Techno
Electronica General Trance
Electronica Happy House
Electronica Hard Trance/Acid
Electronica Hardcore Techno
Electronica Illbient
Electronica Industrial Dance
Electronica Minimalist Experimental
Electronica Progressive House
Electronica Progressive/Dream
Electronica Rave Music
Electronica Tech Trance
Electronica Tribal House
Electronica Trip Hop
Electronica Turntablism
Folk Contemporary Folk
Folk Traditional Folk
Hip Hop Bass Assault
Hip Hop East Coast Rap
Hip Hop Foreign Rap
Hip Hop Freestyle Rap
Hip Hop Gangsta
Hip Hop General Hip Hop
Hip Hop General Rap
Hip Hop Hardcore Rap
Hip Hop Horrorcore
Hip Hop Old School Hip Hop
Hip Hop Southern Rap
Hip Hop Underground Rap
Hip Hop West Coast Rap
Holiday Chanukka
Holiday Halloween
Holiday Other
Holiday Patriotic
Industrial
Jazz Ballroom
Jazz Big Band Swing
Jazz Bop
Jazz Cool/West Coast Jazz
Jazz Dixieland/New Orleans Jazz
Jazz Free/Avant Jazz
Jazz Fusion
Jazz General Jazz
Jazz Japanese Fusion
Jazz Japanese Jazz
Jazz Jazz Vocals
Jazz Latin
Jazz Ragtime
Jazz Smooth Jazz
Jazz Swing Revival
Latin Afro-Cuban
Latin Brazillian
Latin General Latin
Latin Latin Pop
Latin Latin Rock
Latin Mexican
Latin Ranchero
Latin Salsa/Merengue
Latin South/Central American
Latin Spanish/Portugese
Latin Tejano/Norteno
Latin Tropical/Samba
Metal Alternative Metal
Metal Black/Death Metal
Metal General Metal
Metal Gothic Metal
Metal Grindcore
Metal Hardcore Metal
Metal Heavy Metal
Metal Pop/Hair Metal
Metal Progressive Metal
Metal Thrash/Speed Metal
New Age Ambient New Age
New Age Environmental Music
New Age General New Age
New Age Meditation Music
Pop Acoustic Pop
Pop Disco
Pop European Pop
Pop General Pop
Pop Japanese Pop
Pop Teen Pop
Punk Art Rock
Punk Art-Folk
Punk Avant Rock
Punk Brit Pop
Punk Dream Pop
Punk Emo
Punk Experimental
Punk Garage
Punk General Alternative
Punk General Punk
Punk Hardcore Punk
Punk Indie
Punk Old School Punk
Punk Power Pop
Punk Rap Metal
Punk Straight Edge Punk
R&B Funk
R&B General R&B
R&B Motown
R&B Soul
R&B Urban Crossover
Reggae Dancehall
Reggae Dub
Reggae General Reggae
Reggae Ragga
Reggae Ska/Rock Steady
Rock Classic Rock
Rock Folk Rock
Rock Funk Rock
Rock General Rock
Rock Goth Rock
Rock Grunge
Rock Hard Rock
Rock Instrumental Rock
Rock Jam Bands
Rock Japanese Rock
Rock New Wave
Rock Progressive Rock
Rock Psychedelic Rock
Rock Rock & Roll
Rock Ska Revival
Rock Soft Rock
Rock Southern Rock
Rock Surf Rock
Soundtrack Anime
Soundtrack Film Score
Soundtrack Film Soundtrack
Soundtrack Game
Soundtrack General Soundtrack
Soundtrack Japanese General Soundtrack
Soundtrack Musicals/Broadway
Soundtrack Television Score
Soundtrack Television Soundtrack
Spoken Comedy
Spoken General Books
Spoken General Spoken
Spoken Poetry
Spoken Politics
Spoken Religion
Spoken Short Stories
Spoken Spoken Word
Spoken Stories
World Aboriginal Australian/Didjeridu
World African
World Asian
World Bengali Classic
World Cajun
World Caribbean
World Central Asian
World Chinese
World Eastern European
World Flamenco/Gypsy
World French
World General Celtic
World General World
World German
World Hawaiian
World Indian/Bengali Pop
World Irish Celtic
World Japanese Enka
World Japanese Folk
World Japanese Traditional
World Jewish
World Klezmer
World Middle East/Arabic
World Native American
World Oceania
World Polka
World Québécois
World Scandinavian
World Scottish
World Western European
World World Fusion

CLIMATE CHANGE HOAX Evangelical Wall of Shame

Now that man-made global warming has been revealed as a global hoax, it’s time to hold the hoaxers accountable.

Everyone knows Al Gore is the leading fraud in the propagation of the hoax but in my world it is the fraudulent evangelicals that need to also be held to account. It’s one thing for a chronic liar to spout lies, like Al Gore, Michael Moore and Rosie O’Donnell, it’s just their nature.

However, when arrogant church leaders sign statements taking away your liberties and handing over crushing control of your life to the government, watch out.

Christian leaders are supposed to represent the truth. Back in 2006 a bunch of evangelical hoaxers signed the “An Evangelical Call to Action” a statement that made four claims:

1. Human-Induced Climate Change is Real

2. The Consequences of Climate Change Will Be Significant, and Will Hit the Poor the Hardest

3. Christian Moral Convictions Demand Our Response to the Climate Change Problem

4. The need to act now is urgent. Governments, businesses, churches, and individuals all have a role to play in addressing climate change—starting now.

Everyone knows this was their naive attempt to show “compassion for God’s creation” but I believe it was their populist (read: gutless) position. Like so many church leaders have done in the early 21^st century= they would sell their souls to be culturally relevant.

Here they are: (sorted by state- with the exception of the biggest fraud at the start of the list)

Name Ministry State

Rev. Dr. Rick Warren Saddleback Church CA

Rev. Andrew Merritt Ekblad First Presbyterian Church AK

Rev. Timothy George Samford University; Executive Editor AL

Rev. Hammett N. Evans Fordyce First United Methodist Church AR

Dr. Bruce A. Swihart Barcelona Road Baptist Church AR

Charles W. Pollard John Brown University AR

Robert Andringa Council for Christian Colleges AZ

Rev. David Hillis Hope Covenant Church AZ

Ben Homan Food for the Hungry AZ

Jon R. Wallace Azusa Pacific University CA

Rev. Jason Martin Riverview Church CA

Rev. Dr. Jesse Miranda AMEN CA

Rev. Dr. Roberta Hestenes Former President Eastern University CA

D. Merrill Ewert Fresno Pacific University CA

Rev. Dr. Jack Hayford Foursquare Gospel CA

Rev. Robert P. Dugan National Association of Evangelicals CA

Rev. Dr. Paul Cedar Mission America Coalition CA

Richard Mouw Fuller Theological Seminary CA

Rev. Robert V. Acker Community Baptist Church CA

Rev. James M. Grant Simpson University CA

Dr. Larry J. McKinney Simpson University CA

Bryce Jessup William Jessup University CA

Rev. Samuel Rodriguez National Hispanic CLC CA

Scott C. Sabin Floresta USA CA

Bishop George D. McKinney St. Stephens Church Of God In Christ CA

Bob Brower Point Loma Nazarene University CA

Dr. Gayle D. Beebe Westmont College CA

Dr. Tom Theriault Solana Beach Presbyterian Church CA

Rev. Dr. Thomas Yung-Hsin Wang Lausanne II CA

Rev. Dr. Rich Hansen First Presbyterian Church CA

Dan Kimball Vintage Christianity for New Generations CA

Bishop Charles E. Blake, Sr. Bishop of the Churches of God In Christ CA

Alan Hirsch Forge Mission Training Network CA

Dr. John R. Martz Arvada Covenant Church CO

Rev. Brian Kluth First Evangelical Free Church; Founder CO

Kelly R. Cupples Life Fellowship CO

Larry R. Donnithorne Colorado Christian University CO

Larry F. Johnston McConkey•Johnston International Inc. CO

Rev. Dr. Clive Calver Walnut Hill Community Church CT

Rev. Charles M. Redfern Jr. Fellowship Community Evangelical Free CT

Rev. Richard L. Hanse United Methodist CT

Paul R. Corts Council for Christian Colleges & Universities DC

Rev. Mitchel C. Hescox Evangelical Environmental Network DC

Rev. Gary L. Elder Faith United Methodist Church FL

Rev. John Daugherty First Baptist Church FL

Gregory V. Hall Warner Southern College FL

Rev. Dr. Joel Hunter Northland FL

M. Abdy Sellas Miami Vineyard Community Church FL

Rev. Miguel Angel DeMarco Latin America Missions Inc. FL

Rev. Page M. McRight Central Florida Presbytery FL

Rev. Michael J. Glodo Evangelical Presbyterian Church FL

Rev. Bob Tindale Killearn United Methodist Church FL

David Clark Nat. Rel. Broadcasters; Founding Dean FL

Rev. David Larry Kim Korean Presbyterian Church of Orlando FL

Rev. David Gushee Mercer University; columnist GA

Michael Nyenhuis MAP International GA

Rev. Steve Hayner Columbia Theological Seminary GA

Rev. Steven G. Rindahl The Anglican Community of Camp Liberty GA

Dr. Bruce Murphy Northwestern College IA

Greg Christy Northwestern College of Iowa IA

Rev. David Van Netten Grace Reformed Church IA

Bishop Roger W. Haskins Free Methodist Church of North America ID

Tri Robinson Boise Vineyard ID

David Neff Christianity Today IL

Lowell Bliss Eden Vigil; Missionary IL

Rev. Glenn R. Palmberg Evangelical Covenant Church IL

John E. Phelan North Park Theological Seminary IL

James Sundhome Evangelical Covenant Church IL

Rev. Dr. Jerry B. Cain Judson College IL

Rev. Joan Irminger McKenzie First Prebyterian Church IL

Dr. Ed Blue Greenville College IL

Bishop David W. Kendall Free Methodist Church of North America IL

Jim Mannoia Greenville College IL

Craig Hilton Dyer Bright Hope International IL

Steven Timmermans Trinity Christian College IL

Bernard E. Tanis Converge MidAmerica IL

Mike Breaux Heartland Community Church IL

Rev. Bill Hybels Willow Creek Community Church IL

Duane Litfin Wheaton College IL

Rev. Dr. James L. Edwards Anderson University IN

Rev. Dr. Mark Owen Fenstermacher Trinity United Methodist Church IN

Rev. Dr. Thomas D. Wenig Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer IN

John D. Yordy Goshen College IN

Dr. James Brenneman Goshen College IN

Blair Dowden Huntington University IN

Bishop Joseph F. James Free Methodist Church of North America IN

David W. Wright Indiana Wesleyan University IN

Luke A. Gascho Goshen College IN

Larry Nikkel Tabor College KS

Dr. Jules Glanzer Tabor College KS

Rob Martin Vineyard Church in Lawrence KS

Rev. Edwin H. Robinson MidAmerica Nazarene University KS

Michael V. Carter Campbellsville University KY

Rev. John Chowning Campbellsville University KY

Gregory K. Gallaher First United Methodist Church KY

Rev. Brian Combs Kentucky Baptist Campus Ministry KY

Matthew Sleeth Save the Planet KY

Paul A. Rader Asbury College KY

Marti Thomas Trinity Bible Church LA

Rev. Dr. Paul V. Sorrentino Amherst College MA

Rev. Gordon P. Hugenberger Ph.D. Park Street Church MA

Rev. Richard A. Leland Summer Street Church MA

Dr. Corlis McGee Eastern Nazarene College MA

Rev. Stanley W. Schultz Faith Baptist Church MA

R. Judson Carlberg Gordon College MA

Travis Jarrett New Song Church MA

Stephan Bauman World Relief MD

Rev. Gregg R. Meserole Christ’s Reformed Church MD

Rev. Kevin G. McGhee Laurel Clergy Association MD

Rev. Brian McLaren Cedar Ridge- Emergent leader MD

Rev. Adam Kohlstrom Chestnut Street Baptist Church ME

Rev. Randall Burns Military Street Baptist Church ME

Commissioner W. Todd Bassett The Salvation Army ME

Rev. Ken Wilson Ann Arbor Vineyard MI

Rev. Chadwick Walenga Fremont Wesleyan Church MI

Andy Ryskamp Christian Reformed World Relief Committee MI

Rev. Dr. Peter Borgdorff Christian Reformed Church MI

Ed Johnson Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies MI

Gaylen Byker Calvin College MI

Rob Bell Mars Hill Bible Church MI

Nathan Smith Faith Baptist Church MI

Tom Beetham Orchard View Congregational Church MI

Dr. Gerald E. Bates Spring Arbor University; Bishop Emeritus MI

Rev. Myles Fish International Aid MI

Rev. James L. Best Tapestry Circle MI

Rev. Dr. Leith Anderson National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) MN

Rev. George K. Brushaber Bethel University; Senior Advisor MN

Patrick Repp Minnesota Renewal Center MN

Dr. Richard Ivance New Life Church of Woodbury MN

C. Pat Taylor Southwest Baptist University MO

Rev. Kevin Kent Shelton Community United Methodist Church MO

Tim Keel Jacob’s Well Church MO

Rev. Ron Benefiel Nazarene Theological Seminary MO

Daryl R. Eldridge Rock Bridge Seminary MO

Rev. Phil Duncan King’s Chapel MO

Dr. R. Alton Lacey Missouri Baptist University MO

Lee Royce Mississippi College MS

Roger Parrott Belhaven College MS

Dr. Dan Struble Montreat College NC

Paul Lucks Lincoln Berean Church NE

Rev. John G. Lacey St. Mark’s United Methodist Church NE

Rev. Dr. Gordon MacDonald Leadership NH

Rev. David Spencer CenterPoint Church NH

Rev. Dr. William R. Swilling First Baptist Church NH

Rev. Paul Montague First Church of the Nazarene NY

Rev. Dr. Phillip Charles Joubert Community Baptist Church NY

Rev. Aaron M. Bouwens Cortland United Methodist Church NY

Dr. Shirley Mullen Houghton College NY

Rev. Dr. Floyd Flake Greater Allen AME Cathedral NY

Captian James C. Kisser The Salvation Army NY

Rev. Paul de Vries New York Divinity School NY

Dr. Gary W. Bonebrake Main Street Baptist Church NY

Rev. Dr. Daniel Mercaldo Gateway Cathedral NY

Steven Cole Northgate Community Church OH

Ronald G. Johnson Malone College OH

Rev. Michael Doerr Mt. Healthy Christian Church OH

Chris Sheneman New Song Vineyard Church OH

Rev. Dr. LeBron Fairbanks Mount Vernon Nazarene University OH

Rev. Dr. Jeffrey E. Greenway Reynoldsburg United Methodist Church OH

Dr. Doug Samples Lake Overholser Church of the Nazarene OK

Rev. Dr. Craig Groeschel Life Church OK

Rev. Jewelle Stewart International Pentecostal Holiness Church OK

Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter International Pentecostal Holiness Church OK

Bishop James D. Leggett Pentecostal World Fellowship; OK

Rev. Scott Freeman Agape Church of Christ OK

Brent Hample India Partners OR

H. David Brandt George Fox University OR

Dr. Robin Baker George Fox University OR

Dr. Jay A. Barber Warner Pacific College OR

John Warton Business Professional Network OR

Kim S. Phipps Messiah College PA

Ellen Livingood Catalyst Services PA

Rev. David L. Gehman Parkesburg Mennonite Church PA

Catherine N. Hayes Salvation Army PA

Rev. Ron Sider Evangelicals for Social Action PA

Rev. Luis Cortes Esperanza USA; Host PA

David Black Eastern University PA

Andy Crouch Christianity Today magazine PA

James Herbert Emmanuel Christian Fellowship PA

Rev. George W. Murray Columbia International University SC

Rev. Charles C. Tyler New Covenant Presbyterian Church SC

Bishop Richard D. Snyder Free Methodist Church of N. America SC

Dr. Robert David Bailer Screven Baptist Association SC

Jason Salamun Project Church SD

Dr. Mark Benedetto University of Sioux Falls SD

Charles Paul Conn Lee University TN

Rev. Dr. Larry Lloyd Crichton College TN

Dr. Donald R. Jeanes Milligan College TN

L. Randloph Lowry Lipscomb University TN

Rev. Dr. Dan Boone Trevecca Nazarene University TN

Royce Money TX

Kyle L. Henderson First Baptist Church TX

Dr. Andy Neillie Deep in the Heart Leadership TX

Arnoldo Torres Ministerio 316 TX

E. Douglas Hodo Houston Baptist University TX

Rev. Travis Stanley Plymouth Park Church of Christ TX

Rev. Frankie Rodriquez Calvary Episcopal Church TX

Robert Lynn Anderson Hope Network Ministries TX

Rev. Berten A. Waggoner Vineyard TX

Mark Knox First Baptist Church TX

Rev. Richard Cizik National Association of Evangelicals USA

Rev. Jim Wallis Sojourners Magazine USA

Rev. Dr. Jo Anne Lyon Wesleyan Church; Founder VA

Rev. Dr. Loren Swartzendruber Eastern Mennonite University VA

Rev. Daniel Mochamps Corrotoman Baptist Church of Ottoman VA

Rev. Olah L. Moore Faith Community Church VA

Gary P. Bergel Intercessors for America VA

Pastor Rick McDaniel Richmond Community Church VA

Rev. Jim Ball Evangelical Environmental Network VA

Rev. James Amadon Highland Covenant Church WA

Richard Stearns World Vision WA

Peter Illyn Restoring Eden WA

Brian O’Connell REACT Services WA

Jennifer Jukanovich The Vine WA

Philip Eaton Seattle Pacific University WA

Scott Rodin Christian Stewardship Association WA

William P. Robinson Whitworth College WA

Rev. Edward R. Brown Care of Creation Inc. WI

Winston Churchill's Take on Massachusetts Victory

This is my interpretation of how Winston Churchill might have reacted to Scott Brown's Senate election victory in Massachusetts on 1/19/2010.

We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in Massachusetts, we shall fight on the lakes and the rivers, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender.

MY SONG IS LOVE UNKNOWN

My song is love unknown,
My Savior’s love to me;
Love to the loveless shown,
That they might lovely be.
O who am I, that for my sake
My Lord should take, frail flesh and die?

He came from His blest throne
Salvation to bestow;
But men made strange, and none
The longed for Christ would know:
But O! my Friend, my Friend indeed,
Who at my need His life did spend.

Sometimes they strew His way,
And His sweet praises sing;
Resounding all the day
Hosannas to their King:
Then “Crucify!” is all their breath,
And for His death they thirst and cry.

Why, what hath my Lord done?
What makes this rage and spite?
He made the lame to run,
He gave the blind their sight,
Sweet injuries! Yet they at these
Themselves displease, and ’gainst Him rise.

They rise and needs will have
My dear Lord made away;
A murderer they saved,
The Prince of life they slay,
Yet cheerful He to suffering goes,
That He His foes from thence might free.

In life, no house, no home
My Lord on earth might have;
In death no friendly tomb
But what a stranger gave.
What may I say? Heav’n was His home;
But mine the tomb wherein He lay.

Here might I stay and sing,
No story so divine;
Never was love, dear King!
Never was grief like Thine.
This is my Friend, in Whose sweet praise
I all my days could gladly spend.

Lat July Thoughts

You once again showed Your grace God. I think you show your grace best when we are stripped of our wealth and ease. I was looking at my sentiments from July 1 and thinking about what you lead us through in the last 26 days. I wouldn’t have asked for that but you saw fit to show us Your grace by stretching our faith.

I know that Brianna was touched by this experience. I’m thinking that this whole thing happened due solely for that experience and it was worth it.

Thank you Jesus.

You Can

You can speak the private language of my soul

You can hear the whispers of my heart

You can navigate the deepest darkest holes of my inner parts.

You can take the selfish things we pray to You

Somehow its Your tender heart be stirred

You can hear the things our songs would say to You

If we could find the words.

You are the finest thing that I could live for

And I pray You are the thing for which I die

Your heart to know so easy to approach and after all

What else is there to life?

Cuz You can ride the clouds or ride a donkey’s colt

You can walk on waves or walk on sod

Balancing the great irreconcilable- fully man and fully God.

You can squeeze a rich man through a needles eye

But squeezing is a painful thing for sure

And we rich folks don’t like pain so maybe that’s why You say “Blessed are the poor”

Cuz You can spin the earth and hold the sun in place

And You nudge every autumn leaf to fall

And You can swim in every tear on every face for You created all

Oh You created all

You are the finest thing that I could live for

And I pray You are the thing for which I die

Your heart to know so easy to approach and after all

What else is there to life?

by Ross King