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New York Newsday Article ~ BY GARY DYMSKI | gary.dymski@newsday.com
BY GARY DYMSKI | gary.dymski@newsday.com
September 8, 2008
As the drywall installation crew - mostly Jamaicans in dreadlocks - was finishing its job four years ago, Deon Leftenant wondered how much easier the task might be if only for their hair. "They kept getting dust on their hair during sanding," Leftenant said, "and it was just a hassle for them to work that way."
With the struggling group at a Westbury construction site as inspiration, Leftenant… Continue
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Putting The 'Locks Down' On The NFL ~ by Lloyd Vance, lloydvance@blackathlete.com
Putting The 'Locks Down' On The NFL
New York company may have answer to the league's hair issue
by Lloyd Vance, lloydvance@blackathlete.com
POSTED: Aug 1, 2008
PHILADELPHIA -- Even though the NFL quietly put aside “Hair-gate”, the policy/issue of whether a player’s hair can cover their name plate, at the last owner’s meeting with Commissioner Roger Goodell saying that he needed more time to talk with more concerned parties (NFLPA, Players, etc) before… Continue
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New York Daily News article ~ Locks Down by Deshalamar
Small business owners finding their next new thing
BY MILDRED L. CULP
Saturday, August 16th 2008, 4:00 AM
It may take just one great product to launch a business but, sooner or later, many entrepreneurs find they need a follow-up product to sustain their success.
Your Money talked to three New York small business operators, each of whom built on early success by continuing to innovate — giving their companies new momentum.
Deon Leftenant
Deshalamar Enterprises : Sports fans h… Continue
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