36Love vs Ripple

How to fall in love with anyone? A recent NYTimes article describes how with 36 questions, you can better your chances of falling in love. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/11/fashion/modern-love-to-fall-in-love-with-anyone-do-this.html. The questions and method come with scientific proof from psychologist Arthur Aron http://psp.sagepub.com/content/23/4/363.full.pdf+html and yes 2 strangers did fall in love in his lab 20 years ago because of this exact set of questions. While we cannot offer any gurantees nor do we recommended for a first date. This is as close to a shortcut to love as we could find. Try it for a date night with your partner choice or even maybe that friend that wish was more. The app is simple, tap to go through the question and in the end look into each other's eyes for 4 mins. The app will buzz when 4 mins are up. (Clock watching not recommended) Enjoy lovers and please share with your friends.

Ripple is a climbing diary for the moments worth keeping. Log outdoor leads, gym boulders, and top-rope sessions with photos, grade, duration, weather, attempts, and how it felt. Browse a climbing feed, save the climbs you care about, and turn a session into a longer note when you want a full review. Join or host climbing events: weekend camps, gym nights, intro classes, and family sessions. See the schedule, gear list, spots left, and sign up with a nickname and email. Write training notes for plans, reviews, and next goals. Keep photos of the wall, the move, or your gear. Check your logs, outdoor days, notes, and saved sends in one place. Whether you just started or you are chasing the next grade, Ripple helps you remember the route, the partners, and the send. What you can do Log climbs with photos, style, grade, result, and feelings Discover other climbers’ sessions and save your favorites Browse events, join with a simple form, or publish your own Write notes for training, reviews, summaries, and next goals Track progress: logs, outdoor days, notes, and saved sends Ripple is for indoor and outdoor climbing. Event details and notes are for reference only — always climb within your ability and follow local safety rules.