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Mar.
2005
La
Tasha N. Nevada Diggs
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AUDIO
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Writer,
vocalist, and Harlem denizen, Latasha N. Nevada Diggs explores
sound through
macaronic verse, language and electronic vocal processing. A fellow
of the Cave Canem
Workshop for African American Poets, Latasha has completed residencies
at Caldera Art
Space and Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center as well as receiving
a Zora Neale Hurston
scholarship from Naropa Institute and New York Foundation for the Arts
fellowship.
Diggs
has authored two chap-books, Ichi-Ban: from the files of
negríta muñeca linda and Ni-ban:
Villa Misería, produced and wrote for the conceptual audio project,
Televisíon, and is the lead electronic vocalist for two bands,
the Yohimbe Brothers, fronted by Vernon Reid and DJ Logic and The Beat
Kids, fronted by Guillermo E. Brown.
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mug
shot pedigree
tall brown mid-frame bald
tree bag average clean
shaven
high tower wood proportionate
groomed
long tight
buzzed
elegant dark brindle loose
temperament
scalped
6”2
Philipe Roberts, A661126, Black Male
Whelped: 05-07-85, Stud Book: 12-87; Call Name: Phieggy Boo
Tests: [OFA ( 1. ) Good
03-17-87, SLT/PRA ( 2. ) 05-87,
Clear, CS 2644G33F]
[SIRE: Pierre Roberts]
[DAM: Juanita Mackie Roberts]
1 liter white
oak built
waves
thirst quencher black strap thick boy
40 ounce creamy muthafucka kunta kente
runt of litter
sip of _____ jet mighty
joe young
overgrown
deep
plum baby daddy DMX
waxed certified stud
broad champion doo
rag
smooth laid back shoulder
front & rear strong & balanced
Breeder(s): unknown at this moment
1.
OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals). When a dog is registered
with The American Kennel Club, for example, the dog will be given
a grade regarding the orthopedic health of its hips and elbows.
This is done so in hopes of reducing the incidence of canine hip
dysplasia in future offspring.
2. PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy). A disease of
the retina and hereditary disorder found in most purebred adult dogs.
Diagnosis of the disease
is usually
made by
an ophthalmoscopic examination
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