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Custom Carts for all industries

LAKSI carts is a company founded in 2002 with over a decade of experience in the manufacturing industry.LAKSI is a company that strives to meet and exceed customers' needs. Our experiences in this industry have helped us adapt to the changing and revolutionizing needs of customers so we are sure you will find a cart that does the hard work for you at a minimal cost.

Some of the adaptive ways we have found to adjust to the different kinds of carts needed in various industries are custom carts. Custom carts are carts that are specifically designed by our machinists to help you. Custom carts can help you when you need a cart that moves different sized metal parts that are heavy or easily damageable. The benefit of these carts is that you can give specific dimensions to ensure a close fit and we design it and have it given to you in a week.

Custom carts are much more different from the classic tool carts because we accommodate to your dimensions so you can safely transport your materials from one place to another. Our carts can be made to carry one part or multiple parts safely and efficiently. We have sturdy plastic placements made out of various plastics like nylon and molecular polyurethane to the edges of the carts to ensure there is no metal to metal contact or parts falling out of the cart during movement.

Custom carts can help with various industries such as the tooling, automotive, and especially the aerospace industry. We have worked with several aerospace companies and have found that there are parts made out of expensive and particularly sensitive metals like titanium that use a crane system to transport which is very time-consuming. Our carts have reduced transport time of those objects by upto 50% because the strenuous part is only loading it into the cart and then it is easily transportable to a completely different area more quickly than traditional forklift or crane methods.

Motivating learners throughout this crisis

Prepared by: Dennesha Frazer (Teachfray)

A few weeks ago, we were doing business as usual in our classrooms. We incorporated technology here and there, as the lessons required but never have we been totally reliant on that medium. When this pandemic hit our country in March of 2020, we were thrust outside our normal. Since then, almost overnight, we have had to move from the traditional classroom to a virtual one. Despite all the challenges, educators must seek to keep learners motivated to achieve. Below are 10 tips on how to do so.

1. Be emotionally intelligent. This is needed in a crisis more than any other time. As much as your life has been affected, so has the lives of your students. One of my finest students has been unable to submit all her assignments because she has had to be baby sitting. Another sent me a picture to represent the challenges of her crammed household.

Amidst these prevailing circumstances, the educator must keep in touch with the realities of the learners. Let the learner know you are aware that they are having challenges. This will keep them interested.

2. Go the extra mile. Put measures in place to mitigate some of these challenges which the learners are experiencing. I have had to be very lenient with assignment deadlines and have had to take screenshots when the actual document would have been more ideal. Also, I have had to assist students in uploading assignments so, that I could have a record of same on the selected platform for grading.

3. Attend to the individual learner. In the virtual classroom, you must reach out to greet individual students the way you would in the traditional classroom. Pause to have conversations about random things that interest them. Find out how they are doing and how they have been coping. Being caring is an element of motivation.

4. Plan with the whole constituent in mind. I have observed that, as educators have gotten excited about the various platforms and applications available to aid in online learning, they might have inadvertently made choices that have been detrimental to some learners.

Only approximately 20% of my learners have access to wifi. Most of them use a data plan which they purchase daily or weekly. Each time I prepare for a learning incident, I bear this in mind. Therefore, I download videos instead of posting links, I use a voice note instead of a live meeting and I choose a platform with an application so that assignment uploading will be low on data consumption. You cannot afford to frustrate your learners during this challenging time.

5. Teach in bite sizes. Online learning can be very overwhelming, especially for students who depend on the element of human presence to grasp concepts quickly. Therefore, to keep learners motivated as they attain new knowledge, the educator must be strategic in the volume of new contents being shared.

Therefore, in the past week, as I taught my 10th graders how to work with PowerPoint, I first had them watch a video and answer guided questions. After this, I offered them feedback and gave them an opportunity to resubmit corrections. Then and only then did I have them create a single slide with a background. When I was satisfied that they understood how to manipulate the software, I gave them a task to prepare a 5 slide presentation about their family. The submission rate was unbelievable and the quality was excellent.

6. Provide adequate learning support. To keep learners motivated, the educator must be available to offer guidance to struggling students. You must be aware that the learners who seem brightest in the traditional setting may struggle a lot in the virtual setup. Therefore, provide enough examples, supporting materials and be available to assist.

7. Use a lot of formative assessment activities. It is better to do small assessment task as the lesson progresses than to wait for the end of a topic or unit to do testing. This is as true online as it is in the traditional setup. This way, you can also motivate learners as they see themselves attaining mastery bit by bit.

8. Offer detailed feedback promptly. The learners will only remain motivated if they can track their progress. They also want an opportunity to improve their output and since the goal is mastery, the educators should be accommodating in this area.

For my students, I try to provide feedback within one or two days after they post their responses to assessment tasks.

9. Develop a rewards system. There are methods online such as a score board which could be used to rank learners and offer healthy peer competition. It is advisable that the ranking focuses on capturing at least the top 30% to heighten healthy competition.

Using an application such as ScoreKeeper, might be a great idea.

Things must also be in place to celebrate learners who may never make it to the top of the class.

10. Do not forsake traditional motivational techniques. The methods of using stamps and stickers never grow old. Recently, good old stickers were successfully used by my principal to commend teachers for maintaining excellent attendance records. It works even better for children and teens.

For the digital setup, I have created some digital stickers which can be used in the whatsapp classroom.

Please remember that Student Motivation can never grow old. It has been one of the finest methods used to keep many hundreds of learners on task when they couldn't think of another reason to do so. Keep at it.

Have fun motivating your learners throughout this crisis!

BOSTONS MAN WAS TAKEN INTO CHARGE WITH ALLEGATION OF MAKING SMOKE IN DUMPSTER

Boston cops revealed on Monday night they're ending their hunt for an suspected deranged serial troublemaker, just moments despite requesting help from the community.

Boston's 44-year-old William Elliott was arrested and punished with damaging personal belongings and is set to be brought to trial on Tuesday.

Elliot is suspected of setting Ten flames in the area of Boston's Back Bay.

Word came pouring approximately around 6:20 p.m. Friday night. After 3 trash cans were laid ablaze next to residences on Newbury Road, Commonwealth Plaza, and Boylston Road, as per the unit.

2 additional flames had been identified in trash cans around Newbury Road & Commonwealth Ave buildings starting around one p.m.

5 more were found Sunday behind several more buildings on the roads of Newbury and Boylston and within a container of garbage in the Civic Grounds.

Cops released a monitoring image of a man they assumed had been fully engaged in the accidents previously on Monday.

ON PATRIOTS' DAY, THE STARTING LINE FOR THE BOSTON MARATHON WAS PRACTICALLY EMPTY

In almost each car parked across Hopkinton's Echo Riverside park, blue markers were mounted, and many cop cars heavily guarded the neighborhood in hopes of avoiding outlaw athletes from starting their 26.2-mile jog from their normal location.

"No Spaces on Monday," stated a comment board about sunlight travel. "Tow Area." The city of Hopkinton and Boston President Marty Walsh had pleaded the 31,000 qualified runners to remain off from the path Monday with the race delayed till 14 September ..

It always seems that citizens have been listening.

"No riders, no fans, just eerie peace," stated Joe Lorenc, who has spent 32 years living in Hopkinton.

Many people avoided taking pictures of either the fading start of the race which this year has n't been remodeled again. Some sprinted along the pavement, 1 crying loudly, "I reside here! "As if he didn't flagrantly disregard the rules that make it obvious.

There has been at least 1 guy, who defied Walsh.

The guy, who requested to stay anonymous, reached the starting line around 4:50 a.m. Yet his wife and 3 children were met some Four hours and Twenty minutes later at the finishing line. He stated he understood that athletes were being told to keep off track.

Had policemen or authorities from the state confronted him, and told him to stop, the guy said that he would have agreed.

"I don't want to make any trouble," he stated. "It's a wonderful day for him. That's it."

Boston Mayor Marty Declares A Number of Home Loan Providers Must Give 3-Month Payment Freedom

Mayor of Boston Mr. Marty stated at the Thurs Media briefing that 12 home loan providers in Boston will permit borrowers to postpone loan payments.

As per the Mayor, the postponement would continue for 3 months and maybe prolonged should conditions need it.

According to the Mayor, lenders have promised not to impose late charges or report mortgage payment default to credit bureaus.

Mayor has stated that homeowners should not be forced to pay any upfront payments with a lump sum and will be able to negotiate with lenders on a payment schedule.

Mr. Walsh also stated that the Boston Convention Center Area Medical Center might start operating as soon by Friday. The hospital has managed to get 1,000 beds for patients. 500 of which will be for homeless patients.

Leonardo de Carvalho (23 anos) , Visa novo clube para a próxima temporada.

Leonardo de Carvalho , jovem jogador brasileiro vem sendo destaque nas últimas três temporadas disputadas na região nordeste dos Estados Unidos e despertando interesses de clubes. Além de dois times americanos, como o Kings de Beltimore, O garoto recebeu convites do Belenenses de Portugal e um clube da China que ainda não foi revelado.

Leonardo foi eleito o melhor lateral esquerdo da temporada de 2019 pelo Boston City II Sub 23, dirigido pelo treinador César. O jogador Agora começa a despertar interesse não só nos países do ocidente mas começa a ser visto no mercado mundial.