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If reading this feels taboo, we need to talk | The Cascade (opens the original)
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Itchy, uncomfortable, taboo. The silent struggle that does not get enough talk — We’re here to blow it wide open for a hot minute. Let’s start with a story, shall we? One that completely threw me off guard and made me open my eyes to a serious realization. I grew up with access to sexual education, so I’ve been well aware since I was young about what sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are, how they spread, what some of the most common types are, and what symptoms to look out for. Armed with
M a t c h a | The Cascade (opens the original)
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Sometimes I take moments out of my day to appreciate little things that exist at the same moment in time as me. For example, one day I might look at a new building in construction and feel lucky I’m getting to witness it being built. Or, I may sit to play some video games and feel lucky that at present they feel so vast and imaginative. There’s one thing that I dare say, I appreciate way too much and perhaps way too intensely. That’s matcha. The word itself rolls off the tongue beautifully. This
Doublet earthquakes devastate vulnerable Venezuela | The Cascade (opens the original)
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On June 24, four minutes past six p.m. local time, a doublet earthquake hit Venezuela with a 7.2 magnitude foreshock 23 kilometres off the city of Yumare followed by a 7.5 magnitude mainshock 39 seconds later. This bigger earthquake had its epicenter about five to 10 kilometres away from the previous one. The Venezuelan states of Aragua, Carabobo, Miranda, Trujillo, and Yaracuy were all affected, with cities like La Guaira and Caracas sustaining significant damage. The United States Geological S
Gomenasai, French | The Cascade (opens the original)
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I have a promise to myself to become a polyglot at some point of my life, this is why I began learning Japanese and French a few years ago. French feels convenient because it is similar to Spanish and English, so a lot of elements bear a strong enough resemblance where one can potentially grasp French language concepts sooner if Spanish and English are already known languages. Japanese is wildly different to both Spanish and English, I had to learn new structures, words, and three different “alp
The most badass rescuer I ever learned about | The Cascade (opens the original)
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The day is September 19, 1985. The ground shakes violently, buildings collapse, 10,000 lives are lost. Mexico was just hit by its historic magnitude 8.1 earthquake. A man rushes to find his brother, knowing he was inside a building that was reduced to rubble. With his bare hands — no helmet nor equipment — he dove into the debris to attempt to free his brother, and succeeded. The rescue took hours, but he luckily found his brother alive and helped him out of the ruined building. Others weren’t s
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