Short blog today people! I was told wrong info and ended up being late to the South Portland Maine Veterans Day Parade. No crying over spilt milk and it's really my fault for not getting the event into my phone, but I did get a couple great pictures of a lot of great people before they left.
Today is the day to honor those who fought tirelessly in wars, on the front lines and behind the scenes for our great nation. The brave solders fought for this country and that flag that flies. How can this not inspire us to say hi when we see them with walking with their veterans capswhich are filled honor and valor in our stores and at the parks?
I'm proud to be apart of South Portland, not just serving the community as much as I can, but also to serve these veterans.
My only question is what I, we, us do through out the year to serve these veterans? I really want to thank them for their sacrifices.
I'm an Internationally Published Photographer from Los Angeles and now in Portland Maine. I own a Small Digital Creative Agency with clients from the West Coast to East Coast. I've been doing Photography for a couple years now, but have a long history in Film/Television and Radio. I'm pretty passionate about espresso and making latte art. Follow me on Instagram (SurJones) to see a peak instead a my daily hustle!
The passage is a personal reflection on a Veterans Day event and a question about how to serve veterans throughout the year.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
TYPE: <one of the following values>
- NO_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION_WITH_ANSWER
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS_WITH_ANSWERS
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Short blog today people! I was told wrong info and ended up being late to the South Portland Maine Veterans Day Parade. No crying over spilt milk and it's really my fault for not getting the event into my phone, but I did get a couple great pictures of a lot of great people before they left.
Today is the day to honor those who fought tirelessly in wars, on the front lines and behind the scenes for our great nation. The brave solders fought for this country and that flag that flies. How can this not inspire us to say hi when we see them with walking with their veterans capswhich are filled honor and valor in our stores and at the parks?
I'm proud to be apart of South Portland, not just serving the community as much as I can, but also to serve these veterans.
My only question is what I, we, us do through out the year to serve these veterans? I really want to thank them for their sacrifices.
I'm an Internationally Published Photographer from Los Angeles and now in Portland Maine. I own a Small Digital Creative Agency with clients from the West Coast to East Coast. I've been doing Photography for a couple years now, but have a long history in Film/Television and Radio. I'm pretty passionate about espresso and making latte art. Follow me on Instagram (SurJones) to see a peak instead a my daily hustle!
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The passage is a personal reflection on a Veterans Day event and a question about how to serve veterans throughout the year.

TYPE: SINGLE_QUESTION