Innovation Today 

 In my short life , there are many experiences that could qualify as life - changing . Every   new experience was , at one time or another , the first experience . For good or bad , each   instance changed the course that my life has taken . But , the most transformative   experience was the birth of my youngest brother . 

 Juan is someone my parents often call a happy accident . At the time that my mother   became pregnant , I was 13 , and my other brother , Juan , was 10 . We were what you   would call a well - rounded , perfect family of four . We neatly fit into the perfect   classification in nearly every way . We did n't realize what we were missing until the   moment that my youngest brother first opened his striking blue eyes . 

 In truth , I resented the fact that I would be having another sibling . Nothing needed to   be added to our family , and my mother , already 38 at the time , was considered high risk   because of her age . The pregnancy itself was full of complications that sent the straight   course of my life into rollercoaster - like loops that my 13 - year - old mind had a hard time   comprehending . But now , I can see how forging through those loops helped me to roll   with the punches that life inevitably brings 

 The day Juan was born , my mother took me with her to the hospital rather than my   father . It was n't a planned move , but Juan and my father were both feverish ; I was the   next best alternative . Sitting with her through every contraction , I gained a new respect   for just how powerful and strong a woman could be in what might be considered their   weakest moment . Holding her hand and feeding her ice chips , I gained a connection   with my mother that I did n't realize we were lacking . 

 The moment my new baby brother came into this world , I realized two things nearly   simultaneously . First , you do n't realize how much you need something until it 's sitting in   your lap . Second , my life after this moment would never be the same . The moment he   curled his chubby little finger around mine , I understood the words " happy accident "   completely . 

 There are many different experiences in life that have changed a part of me as a person .   But , nothing so profoundly changed my views and outlook on life like the birth of my   youngest brother . Juan 's arrival was a life - altering event that caused me to see the world   through new eyes . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan
PHONE_NUM: 
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### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Innovation Today 

 In my short life , there are many experiences that could qualify as life - changing . Every   new experience was , at one time or another , the first experience . For good or bad , each   instance changed the course that my life has taken . But , the most transformative   experience was the birth of my youngest brother . 

 Juan is someone my parents often call a happy accident . At the time that my mother   became pregnant , I was 13 , and my other brother , Juan , was 10 . We were what you   would call a well - rounded , perfect family of four . We neatly fit into the perfect   classification in nearly every way . We did n't realize what we were missing until the   moment that my youngest brother first opened his striking blue eyes . 

 In truth , I resented the fact that I would be having another sibling . Nothing needed to   be added to our family , and my mother , already 38 at the time , was considered high risk   because of her age . The pregnancy itself was full of complications that sent the straight   course of my life into rollercoaster - like loops that my 13 - year - old mind had a hard time   comprehending . But now , I can see how forging through those loops helped me to roll   with the punches that life inevitably brings 

 The day Juan was born , my mother took me with her to the hospital rather than my   father . It was n't a planned move , but Juan and my father were both feverish ; I was the   next best alternative . Sitting with her through every contraction , I gained a new respect   for just how powerful and strong a woman could be in what might be considered their   weakest moment . Holding her hand and feeding her ice chips , I gained a connection   with my mother that I did n't realize we were lacking . 

 The moment my new baby brother came into this world , I realized two things nearly   simultaneously . First , you do n't realize how much you need something until it 's sitting in   your lap . Second , my life after this moment would never be the same . The moment he   curled his chubby little finger around mine , I understood the words " happy accident "   completely . 

 There are many different experiences in life that have changed a part of me as a person .   But , nothing so profoundly changed my views and outlook on life like the birth of my   youngest brother . Juan 's arrival was a life - altering event that caused me to see the world   through new eyes .
### Output: 