Tune in for the first ever YouTube Music Awards!

View email in a web browser You decide who wins at the YouTube Music Awards Visit the YouTube Music Awards Channel (YouTube.com/MusicAwards) to see who is nominated for all six categories: Video of the year, Artist of the year, YouTube Phenomenon, Innovation of the year, YouTube Breakthrough and Response of the year. Vote now by sharing your favourite nominee videos from the official nominee playlist through G+, Twitter, or Facebook. TUNE-IN at 3:30 pm IST on Nov. 3 to watch YTMA Seoul Live Concert event featuring SHINee, Sistar, miss A, 4minute, Jungsungha, ShowLuo, and Jinjo Crew. Afterwards, stay tuned for events from London, Moscow, Rio, and the live awards show in New York to see whether your picks make the cut. Ever wonder what celebrities watch on YouTube? Let the famous guide you through their delightful, freaky, favorite music videos through Nov. 17 on YouTube.com/YouTube. Glove and Boots 31,426 views Ellie Goulding's Celebrity Playlist 3,935 views Host your own YTMA viewing party Want to make your YTMA viewing party unforgettable? Check these party hacks, recipes, style tips and more. How to host an event-viewing party Howcast 8,287 views Howcast Social Media Cake Pops RosannaPansino 2,229,768 views RosannaPansino AwesomenessTV's heartwarming new musical show "Side Effects" is a little bit "Glee," a little bit "Party of Five," and all heart. AND it stars Chester See. Yes, please! Want more videos? Follow and subscribe. © 2013 YouTube, LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066 This email was sent to magicsgifs@gmail.com because you indicated that you are willing to receive occasional YouTube product-related emails. If you do not wish to receive such emails in the future, please unsubscribe here: http://www.youtube.com/email_unsubscribe?uid=1GQDNPXGEsa7G6Qzx1iAbg&action_unsubscribe=KXaPFDU0Q-mgZ0yQT-HdOIJ_ZoR8MTM4MzI2NDA2MUAxMzgzMjY0MDYx&feature=em-mc You can also change your preferences by visiting your Email Options in your YouTube account at www.youtube.com/account_notifications

How To Spot The Reptilians Running The Government

How To Spot The Reptilians Running The U.S. Government, This Chapel Is Constructed Out Of Thousands Of Human Bones, How I Became Gaming's Most Popular And Anonymous Photographer, It's Really Easy To Create Your Very Own Legal High, Welcome To Subconscious Encryption, The Ultimate Private Security The Daily Digg Friday, November 1, 2013 YOUR LIZARD OVERLORDS How To Spot The Reptilians Running The U.S. Government theatlanticwire.com As 12 million Americans "know," the United States government is run by lizard people (or, to be scientifically accurate, reptilians). But they never said which members of the government are the reptilians. So we're here to help. THE SHIN BONE'S CONNECTED TO THE T-BEAM This Chapel Is Constructed Out Of Thousands Of Human Bones smithsonianmag.com Shin bones decorate the ceiling, skulls line the walls and over 21,000 bodies are buried in the basement. THE POWER OF WIKIPEDIA How I Became Gaming's Most Popular And Anonymous Photographer petapixel.com I'm a very accomplished photographer. My work has been seen by millions and will be one of the most important resources for the history of video games. The only catch is that I'm almost never credited and don't get paid for it. NOT THAT WE'RE SAYING YOU SHOULD It's Really Easy To Create Your Very Own Legal High motherboard.vice.com Pick a banned drug, any banned drug. Perform a slight molecular twist. Find a lab—probably somewhere in China—that's down to pump out a bunch of this stuff et voilà, you've got yourself a new, legal version of that illegal substance. THE NSA CAN'T GET INSIDE YOUR HEAD, YET Welcome To Subconscious Encryption, The Ultimate Private Security nautil.us Hristo Bojinov has figured out a way for the subconscious mind to learn and store long passwords—with the conscious mind none the wiser. Read more on Digg.com → YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG, LEMUR A ring-tailed lemur got into the halloween spirit. Credit: Photoshot/Newscom Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2013 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014

I Punched A Shark

I Punched A Shark, Inside Big Safari, The Air Force's Top-Secret Spy Agency, Dots Has Gone Over To The Dark Side, The Church Of The Jedi, Just How Much Candy Will Be Consumed On Halloween? The Daily Digg Thursday, October 31, 2013 UNFORTUNATELY, WAS NOT A HAMMER HEAD I Punched A Shark discovermagazine.com A marine biologist recalls a jarring underwater confrontation. THE COLONEL AND HIS LABYRINTH Inside Big Safari, The Air Force's Top-Secret Spy Agency vocativ.com The man on the other line didn't seem happy. "We are a secretive and shadowy organization that has been in existence for over 60 years," he said. The man's name is Col. Edward Topps. He's the leader of a mysterious Air Force agency known as "Big Safari." APPS WE DIGG SPONSORED Dots Has Gone Over To The Dark Side dts.io It is useless to resist. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE The Church Of The Jedi details.com In the years after the first 'Star Wars' trilogy, a group of dedicated followers built their own religion: Jediism. Facing persecution and ridicule, tens of thousands of faithful believe in the power of the Force and adhere to the Jedi Code, much as Obi-Wan and Yoda did. SAFE TO SAY THE CANDY WILL BE CRUSHED Just How Much Candy Will Be Consumed On Halloween? elitedaily.com About 4% of all candy consumed in America each year occurs on Halloween, according to a new report. Read more on Digg.com → SAFE Boston Red Sox Jonny Gomes (R) slides in safe at home under the tag by St. Louis Cardinals Yadier Molina after a three RBI double by Sox Shane Victorino in the third inning of game six of the World Series at Fenway Park in Boston on October 30, 2013. Home plate umpire Jim Joyce and Red Sox teammates make the call. Credit: KEVIN DIETSCH/UPI/Newscom Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2013 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014

Imran, please read this important info from Facebook

Hi Imran, In a few days we'll be removing an old Facebook setting you've used in the past. You'll see an announcement on Facebook and have several chances to learn about this before then. We just wanted to tell you about this in advance so you have time to review what's changing and understand your privacy options. What's changing: We're removing an old search setting called "Who can look up your Timeline by name"—but this won't change who can see what you've shared on Facebook. What did this setting do? "Who can look up your Timeline by name" controlled who could find your Timeline by typing your name in search. What will happen when the setting is removed? Anyone will be able to look up your Timeline by your name — but if they go to your Timeline, they'll only see what they already have permission to see. Removing this setting doesn't change who can see your photos, status updates or other things you've shared. Why is Facebook removing this setting? When we created this setting, the only way to find you on Facebook was to search for your specific name. Now, people can come across your Timeline in other ways: for example if a friend tags you in a photo, which links to your Timeline, or if people search for phrases like "People who like The Beatles," or "People who live in Seattle," in Graph Search. Today, the best way to manage who sees your stuff is to use your Privacy Shortcuts (just click the at the top of every page of the Facebook website), and to choose who to share with when you post new photos and updates. What's next? You'll have more chances to review this info before the setting is removed—and we'll remind you on Facebook. Want to review your privacy choices now? Here are some things you can do: If you want to quickly limit the audience of things you've shared in the past to Friends, visit your privacy settings. Each time you share a photo, link or status update, you can set the privacy for that specific post. Check out what you've shared in the past—and who can see that info—by going to your activity log. To get to your activity log, click the at the top of any page to open your privacy shortcuts. Thanks for taking the time to read this message and for being part of Facebook. The Facebook Team

The Most Honored Photograph

Xbox One Vs. PS4: Which Has The Better Graphics?, The Most Honored Photograph, What Makes A Kid Extra Greedy On Halloween?, Nokia Phone Lost Underwater For 3 Months, Still Works, 6 Ridiculous Science Myths You Learned In Kindergarden The Daily Digg Wednesday, October 30, 2013 FAN BOYS ASSEMBLE Xbox One Vs. PS4: Which Has The Better Graphics? kotaku.com Although one console will technically come out on top, it might not even matter which has better graphics performance. THE SCREWED UP PILOT The Most Honored Photograph petapixel.com Doesn't look like much, does it? But, depending upon your definition, this photograph, a team effort by nine men, is the most honored picture in U. S. History. DRAWING THE NEWS What Makes A Kid Extra Greedy On Halloween? readtapestry.com Kids who take way more candy than they're supposed to are the worst. Thankfully, psychologists have taken a stab at explaining this horrible Halloween behavior. SADLY, YOU STILL WON'T BUY ONE Nokia Phone Lost Underwater For 3 Months, Still Works timesofindia.indiatimes.com Nokia has a legacy of making durable handsets, from the old 3315 to the new Lumia range. A recent incident reinforces the belief that Nokia makes some of the most durable mobile phones in the market. YOUR WORLD IS A LIE 6 Ridiculous Science Myths You Learned In Kindergarden cracked.com Teachers are people, too, and people have this nasty tendency to occasionally lob whatever untruth comes flying at them right back at somebody else like a game of bullsh*t ping pong. Read more on Digg.com → DO DUCKS LIKE TO BE THROWN? A Palestinian boy plays with a duck near the house of Palestinian prisoner Omar Massud's family, held by Israel since 1993, prior to his release in Gaza City on October 29, 2013. Credit: TOPSHOTS/AFP PHOTO/MOHAMMED ABEDMOHAMMED ABED/AFP/Getty Images Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2013 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014

Why Do Leaves Change Colors?

Why Do Leaves Turn Different Colors?, How Kentucky Built The Country's Best Obamacare Website, Hoard Everything Without The Shame, This Cellphone Stopped A Bullet, This Tiny Scrap Of Paper Is One Of The World's Rarest Gaming Collectibles The Daily Digg Tuesday, October 29, 2013 FOR YOUR PLEASURE Why Do Leaves Turn Different Colors? popsci.com The burning question of the season. SEE? IT CAN BE DONE How Kentucky Built The Country's Best Obamacare Website talkingpointsmemo.com Kentucky, with its deeply conservative congressional delegation, might seem like an unlikely place for Obamacare to find success. But Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear saw the law -- and a state-built marketplace -- as an opportunity to help put the state on a path to greater health. APPS WE DIGG SPONSORED Hoard Everything Without The Shame bitcasa.com You've got hundreds of photos on your computer and nowhere safe to keep them. Enter Bitcasa — they'll store your stuff even when you forget to back it up. It's like hoarding, but less messy. Oh, and use the code Digg10. You can thank us later. WHEN THE BULLET HITS THE PHONE This Cellphone Stopped A Bullet bigstory.ap.org Police say a cellphone saved a Florida gas station clerk from a robber's bullet. MOST EXPENSIVE INSTRUCTION BOOKLET EVER This Tiny Scrap Of Paper Is One Of The World's Rarest Gaming Collectibles wired.com A trip inside the National Museum of Play finds one of the most expensive games (and instruction booklets) on the planet. Read more on Digg.com → THEN TRIED PADDLING TO NEW ZEALAND Brazilian big wave surfer Carlos Burle rides wave in Nazare, central Portugal, on October 28, 2013, possibly setting a new world record. Credit: FRANCISCO LEONG/AFP/Getty Images/Newscom Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2013 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014