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How I Rebuilt Tinder And Discovered The Shameful Secret Of Attraction, Why Your Dog Licks Your Face, How To Crack A Bottle Without The Cost, Where All The Shit In New York City Goes, What We Learned This Week, Soldiers Are Wearing Jetpacks To Help Them Run Faster The Daily Digg Friday, September 12, 2014 WE'RE ALL TERRIBLE How I Rebuilt Tinder And Discovered The Shameful Secret Of Attraction buzzfeed.com Why we swipe the way we swipe. DRAWING THE NEWS Why Your Dog Licks Your Face staging.readtapestry.com Hint: It's not because they love you. STARTUPS WE DIGG SPONSORED How To Crack A Bottle Without The Cost flaviar.com Want to learn more about liquor but don't know where to start? Well Flaviar is here to help. Sample the best booze around without the commitment (and cost) of a full bottle. Sign up now for a chance at winning a bottle of Laphroaig 25 Year Old (hint: that's a really nice scotch) and a Flaviar Whisky Tasting Pack. NOT STATEN ISLAND Where All The Shit In New York City Goes gizmodo.com In Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant borders Newtown Creek and Long Island City to its North. The facility opened in 1967 and, since then, has undergone several renovations and expansions — including its massive silver digester eggs—to accommodate NYC's constant growth and evolution. Oh and in case I wasn't completely clear: It's entirely full of shit. DIGG PICKS What We Learned This Week digg.com This week we learned about the newest ways Apple will take our money, why some people definitely should not own guns and why baseball games are a bit dangerous. GOTTA GO FAST Soldiers Are Wearing Jetpacks To Help Them Run Faster digg.com The solider of the future just got a little bit faster. How much longer until we reach full Master Chief level performance? Read more on Digg.com → THE POLAR EXPRESS CAME EARLY Steam and snow surround Mike Grimm waits for the engine of a vintage 1880 train to back into position in Hill City, S.D., Thursday morning, Sept. 11, 2014. Riders on the popular summertime tourist attraction got a very wintertime view as a storm brought as much as 8 inches of snow to parts of the Black Hills. Snowfall in downtown Rapid City marked the earliest such event since 1888; that was before South Dakota was even a state. Credit: AP Photo/Rapid City Journal, Chris Huber Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014