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Busy weekend past, busy week ahead in Lowcountry Sports, Justin Jarrett has more. Hey, it's Monday, so it's time for Lowco Lights on WHHI, powered by Lowcosports.com. The ballpark was buzzing in Hardyville this weekend with both the USCB baseball and softball teams hosting Peachbelt Conference opponents for three game sets, and after the lowest of Lowe's in Saturday's series opener against 16th-ranked Georgia Southwestern, the Sandshark baseball team ended the weekend on a high. After enduring a 25-1 drubbing against the Canes in the opener, the Sandsharks walked off the preseason PBC favorites twice on Sunday, rallying for three runs in the bottom of the 10th to win it on Hunter Miller's bases-loaded walk in the matinee, and finishing the sweep when Carson Phillips tripled and scored on Julian Galassi's walk-off single in the night cap. USCB standout Brian Meyer helped us recap the big series win Sunday night on Sandshark Rewind, now streaming on-demand on the Lowco Media Network on YouTube. We also recapped a wild softball series as the Sandsharks outslugged Lander 11-10 on Saturday, winning it on a bases-loaded hit-by-pitch from former Bluffton Bobcats star Alyssa Rose, before letting two close games slip away Sunday, despite a huge weekend from catcher Addie Reynolds, who slugged three home runs. USCB basketball teams wrapped up their inaugural season Saturday at Augusta, with both Sandshark squads coming up short in strong efforts on the road. The women trimmed a 19-point deficit to 5 in the final minute, but couldn't close the gap, ending their hopes of claiming a spot in the 18-peach belt conference tournament. And the men fell 98-91, despite another 26 points from freshman phenom Marcus Overstreet. College basketball on the Lowco is here to stay. The high school soccer season is cranking up quickly, and even with the soggy conditions this weekend, there was plenty of action on the pitch, including the finals of the Warrior Invitational in Whale Branch, where three days of soccer culminated with the championship game Saturday afternoon. Bridges Prep knocked off Battery Creek 2-1 in the girls' championship, a.k.a. the Amazonian bracket, and the Bucks also went undefeated in the boys' bracket, including a 4-1 win over Palmetto Scholars for the Spartan bracket championship, and Beaufort High's boys claimed the Zulu bracket title with a 3-1 win over Battery Creek. The Bluffton boys continued their impressive start to the season in their second stint under coach Josh Fox, as the Bobcats bettered Aitken 3-1 on Friday in the rain, and earned a 2-1 overtime win over Catawba Ridge on Saturday to improve to 3-0 heading into region play. The May River Sharks fell to Catawba Ridge 3-2 on Friday, but bounced back with a 3-2 win Saturday against Irmo, which played Hilton Head High to a 1-1 draw on Friday. The Sharks and Seahawks go head-to-head to open the region's 7-4A slate Friday night in the tank. The first big track meet of the season went off Saturday at the Wood Lowcountry Invitational at Woodland High School, where the boys from Hilton Head and Beaufort tied for fifth among 25 teams, and the Beaufort girls placed ninth to lead the loco contingent. Hilton Head's Zach Sellers blazed to gold in the boys' 400 meters, while May River's Noah Wasserman won the boys' 3,200, and Beaufort's Izelt Antio won gold in the girls' 800 and placed second in the 1,600 and eighth in the 400 hurdles. High school baseball season is winding up, too, and John Paul II stayed perfect on the young season with a doubleheader sweep of St. Andrews on Saturday, while Beaufort High opened the season with two big wins at the Sandlapper Shootout, rallying for a 5-4 walk-off victory over Burns before pounding Pendleton 9-2. The Eagles crossed the Broad River for a battle with the Bluffton Bobcats tonight. Should be a good one. And the Hilton Head Christian Academy lacrosse program notched its first two wins this weekend, routing Trinity Collegiate 15-1 in a soggy showdown Friday night before running it back for a 14-4 win in the rematch Saturday, first of many for the fledgling HHCA lacrosse team. Wes Kerr and I will look back on the biggest headlines from the weekend and round up the results from a busy Monday night on the LOCO Sports scene live at 10 p.m. on the LOCO Sports Lowdown. Plus, you never know who will stop by to join the conversation. Find it on the LOCO Media Network on YouTube or on our social media feeds. For LOCO Sports and WHHI, I'm Justin Jarrett. Until next time, go LOCO. Thanks, Justin. We want to thank all of our guests for making us just a little bit smarter over the last 30 minutes. And a special thanks to you for tuning in. If you missed anything at all, we'll be back in 90 minutes. I'm Bob Stevens. I'm Bob Stevens.

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Bienvenido una vez más al curso de Toyota sobre el plan de fidelización. Hasta ahora ya has visto el Welcome Pack y MGM. En este ejemplo, seleccionamos el evento Obtener signos vitales de la categoría Valoración. Al pulsar en estos eventos, se abre una ventana con varias opciones. En este caso, temperatura, pulso, presión sanguínea y frecuencia respiratoria.

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In a village, there lived two friends named Ram and Shyam. They were together since childhood and were ready to give their lives for each other. One day, both went out to roam in the jungle. Suddenly, a bear came in front of them. Shyam got scared and climbed the tree. But Ram did not know how to climb. Ram immediately lay on the ground, stopped breathing and started pretending to die. The bear smelled Ram and left because the bear does not eat the dead. Shyam saw and came down. Shyam asked jokingly, What did the bear say in your ear? Ram replied, The bear said that a friend who does not help in trouble should not be considered a friend.

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