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The Light and How to Swing It: We should never have had a block chance mastery {WoW}
Jan 20th 2012 5:52PM I'm glad I'm not the only person who thinks blocking is stylistically boring! *swishes blood elf hair*
I'm wondering if the problem could be mitigated by making Mastery a little more streamlined. For example, instead of having 33 (soon to be 37, as we're getting three new Monk specs and Feral / Guardian is splitting up), we have 12 Masteries, and each Spec slightly alters how that Mastery functions.
For Example:
Death Knights (Runic Empowerment; triggering attacks depend on spec)
Druids (Omen of Clarity; triggering attacks depend on spec)
Paladin (Divine Purpose; triggering spells / attacks depend on spec)
Priests (Evangelism; triggering spells depend on Spec)
Warriors (successful attacks generate additional rage; abilities depend on spec)
If a model like this was adopted, I would say that the Pure DPS classes (Rogue / Mage / Hunter / Warlock) would have completely separate Masteries based on spec, because those three classes NEED drastic differences between them. For the hybrids, however, basic playstyle is different enough to not warrant a drastically different Mastery (i.e. Weapon Choice between Arms and Fury or Pet / No Pet between Frost and Unholy).
How could tanking design be changed? {WoW}
Jan 11th 2012 2:54PM Yes. Yes I did. Herpa derp ....
How could tanking design be changed? {WoW}
Jan 11th 2012 2:48PM I've never played the new Star Wars MMO, so I'm sorry if I'm not entirely correct; I'm just going off of what my friends who did make the switch are telling me.
My buddy, who was a long-time Warcraft tank alongside of me, absolutely hates Star Wars' tanking system. He literally went on a 15 minute rant last night about everything from not having the tools you need at the proper levels (something about not getting your taunt until nearly 10 levels after your first Flashpoint) to the mob AI being ridiculously hard to control (something about most enemies being ranged attackers who strafe around instead of rushing you when silenced / interupted). Again, I don't know much about the game because I haven't been a fan of the Star Wars franchise since Phantom Menace destroyed my childhood, but a lot of the problems he spoke of sounded pretty damning when determining if a game had a good tanking system or not.
Regardless, Star Wars is a fairly new game that is sure to iron out its problems in time. However, the whole "Acidic Star Wars fans vs. Die Hard Warcraft fans" battle has lost its charm (if it ever had any to begin with), so I'd appreciate if you didn't post her just to basically say "Star Wars did it better," especially when the game you're comparing models to hasn't even hit Alpha yet.
As a tank going on his fifth or sixth year in the business, I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to Active Mitigation. As a Paladin tank, I can't tell you how much more sense it makes that I'd be using my Holy Power to Protect myself and others instead of dealing damage like some watered-down Retribution Paladin; after all, the idea that Holy Power should have been used to survive was present in our community almost immediately, as Word of Glory had to have a Cooldown slapped on it because we would ONLY use it to heal ourselves in a raid situation during T11 content. I hate to say it, sir, but I would be inclined to say that your opinion is in the minority when it comes to active mitigation.
How could tanking design be changed? {WoW}
Jan 11th 2012 2:38PM I kind of like the idea of Parry and Dodge no longer being secondary stats; instead, having Agility grant Dodge chance for Monks and Druids and Strength granting Parry chance for Death Knights, Paladins, and Warriors. If you had them scale at similar rates, you could theoretically keep the passive damage reduction fairly low.
As a Protection Paladin, I also think that our Mastery is the most boring of all Mastery abilities currently in the game. I mean, at least Warriors get Critical Block chance off of their Mastery when they hit the soft cap! For a Paladin, Mastery is this passive benefit that you only truly notice when you sit down and look at a spread sheet. As part of active Mitigation, I think that passive Block Chance would need to go on both Paladins and Warriors.
I think we're getting to this point in World of Warcraft where, on the heels of Bring the Player, not the Class, many of the different specializations in a given role are starting to feel too similar. Fire Mage feels too much like Destruction Warrior. Protection Paladin feels too much like Protection Warrior. So on and so forth. Class / Spec balance is closer than its ever been, and the new Talent and Specialization design in Mists of Pandaria promises to bring that design closer than its ever been before. In my opinion, Blizzard's real challenge is going to be bringing that balance closer while upholding the differences in Specialization. You can see efforts towards this even now in Cataclysm, with the introduction of mechanics like Solar / Lunar power, Shadow Orbs, or Soul Shards. If every specialization could get some sort of resource or mechanic like this to make them unique in gameplay, I think you're going to have a more interesting game; even if ultimately there isn't a real difference between a Hot Streaked Pyroblast or a Soulfire used at max Incinerary Embers.
Arcane Brilliance: Blinking into the Mists of Pandaria talent calculator, the epic conclusion {WoW}
Dec 11th 2011 2:46AM I actually posted this on the forums, but I feel like the biggest problem with the Mage trees is that they don't acknowledge one of the driving points of the Mage class as a whole; if you're playing a Mage, for the most part you only really use spells typed to your specialziation. Sure, Fire mages polymorph warlocks into bunnies (at least I do!), Frost mages cast portal spells, and Arcane mages use Ice Block, but for the most part, mages stick with spells of their specialization's type when dealing damage. I think one of the very unattractive things about the Mage tree right now is that you're looking at spells like Scorch and the bomb spells that deal damage, but that are also very clearly typed to a specific specialization. To elaborate, Mage has NEVER been about cross-specializing in schools of magic (save for a brief Frostfire romp in Wrath of the Lich King); it's one of the defining things that's separated Mages from other pure DPS classes; even though Rogues can specialize in Stealth, Poison, or Swordplay, all rogues use all three to an extent, just like all Warlocks use fire, shadow, and demons, or all Hunters use pets, ranged attacks, and traps. Fire mages traditionally don't use frost or arcane spells, and it's a feeling that the Mists of Pandaria Talent Calculate completely looses compared to tradition.
I think that Blizard's best bet is to make spells like the bombs and scorch all deal "magic damage based on the mage's specialization;" Living Bomb deals Fire damage if you're a Fire Mage, Frost damage if you're a Frost mage, etc. There are a couple of talents that are still no-brainers (if you're Arcane, you're NEVER going to pick Mana Shield, and BlazinG speed, a Mobility talent, has no business being in a tier dedicated to survivability ESPECIALLY in place of Cauterize) or downright awful (I think Ice Ward needs something else added onto it, or it needs to dropped / folded back into Ice Barrier). Hopefully Blizzard'll lie to use and let us know what they're thinking long before testing actually starts!
All the World's A Stage: Plot points for members of the Kirin Tor {WoW}
Oct 30th 2011 3:31PM Considering that the organization is primarily a union between elves and humans, I'd imagine that the Kirin'Tor distance themselves from the Alliance and Horde to prevent the split of their city. Most of the high elves in the world joined the sin'dorei, after all (this can even be seen when Kael'thas, who was a member of the Kirin'Tor and was in Dalaran at the time of the sacking of Silvermoon, left Dalaran and renamed his people "Blood Elves." Chances are that many elves who were in Dalaran were sympathetic towards their prince and shared his sentiments if they didn't accompany him directly).
You can sort of see the start of this polarization of the Kirin'Tor in Wrath of the Lich King. I'd imagine that when the Scourge War and Nexus War ended, the Kirin'Tor devoted themselves to realigning the world's ley lines after Malygos uprooted them, and that would require ALL of the Kirin'Tor to remain united. So it's probably an issue that Rhonin and the rest of the Council has swept to the side. For now.
The Light and How to Swing It: Holy Shield and the future of active mitigation {WoW}
Sep 3rd 2011 1:34PM I'm personally in the opinion that 1) Inquisition is a lame Holy Power dump for tanks and 2) Holy Power should have always been about survivability for Protection. In the case of #1, you barely need Inquisition anymore after the first 10 - 30 seconds of using the AoE threat rotation, and unlike Shield of the Righteous, Inquisition's effects are not noticeable; Shield of the Righteous does a big chunk of damage while Inquisition improves everything else slightly. For #2, our DPS spec uses Holy Power to DPS, our healing spec uses Holy Power to heal, so why doesn't our tank spec us Holy Power to mitigate / survive? As we all know, not dying is a tank's REAL job ;-P.
Personally, the first think I would like to see for Protection Paladins is a model similar to what Greg Street proposed. Inquisition is left to Retribution, Shield of the Righteous no longer requires Holy Power (but therefore doesn't hit anywhere near as hard as it used to), and Word of Glory, Holy Shield, and MAYBE a third ability are the primary outlet for Holy Power (to be frank, Holy Shield and World of Glory would probably be fine on their own).
For Word of Glory, first the ability would need to have no Cooldown. If we're going to be expected to actively use it to mitigate, then the ability needs to actively be active in the first place. In such a word, it might need a tune-down in how much it can heal. I also think that Guarded by the Light could use a tweak or two, but I suppose we'll see. Now, for Holy Shield, it should probably stay similar to what it is now, except drop the base damage blocked down to 30%, maybe add a small bit of the damage reflection back from the TBC glory days. Then use Holy Power charges to determine how long it lasts. And yes, I am aware that 30% is the base number of what a Paladin blocks right now. The reason I suggest 30% as a base is so that Paladins can essentially be backwards Death Knights.
Added either to our Mastery or to Holy Shield itself, I think the amount of damage blocked by Holy Shield should scale with Expertise. It makes more sense than Hit; someone with more Expertise in using a shield is going to be better at blocking attacks. They'd be an expert at it, as a matter of fact. I don't like the idea of tying Hit rating to Holy Shield. I shouldn't have to "hit" an oncoming attack. I think tying the mechanic to expertise is not only fair (Paladins now view Expertise as a mitigation stat instead of a threat stat), but themeatically makes more sense than Hit rating.
That isn't to say that I'm against Paladin tanks ever needing Hit Rating either. If Blizzard finds a way to do it, cool. Just don't tie it to Holy Shield. I think wanting Crusader Strike and perhaps Shield of the Righteous to hit is a good start. I like the idea of turning Shield of the Righteous into a cooldown (12 - 18 seconds) that generates Holy Power and does something else is a cool one. A short cooldowned attack that makes a charge of Holy Power could be the thing we need to shaken up the 69 Rotation a little bit; perhaps add a cool chance Proc on Shield of the Righteous that immediately copies the last Holy Power attack the Paladin used at the same Holy Power strength; that would make it a button you want to press.
In terms of making tanks want more Stats, I think Blizzard did it best with Death Knights and Druids. Neither one of those classes looks at Hit, Expertise (DK) or Crit (Druid) and says "these stats will help me keep threat!" They look at those stats and say "I need these stats to survive." Ultimately, if Blizzard wants Warriors and Paladins to care about stats other than Mastery, then they need to give reasons why we should, and one of the obvious answers, as I showed with my own opinions above, is to tie the effectiveness of Mastery to another stat, in my case, Holy Shield gets more effective as you gain Mastery and Expertise; it will actually work more often and with more Expertise you mitigate more damage.
That's my $20 on the topic.
Know Your Lore: Azshara and the Blue Dragonflight {WoW}
Jan 10th 2011 12:36PM I think it's more likely that the Black Dragon Egg you purify and save from the Black Dragonflight in the Badlands quests hatches into a female dragon and grows up into someone that can take on the Earthwarden's mantle.
Know Your Lore: Nathanos Marris, pg 2 {WoW}
Aug 9th 2010 1:25PM I like to think that Anduin Wrynn has something to do with the current increase in human hunter popularity. The WoW Comic has done a pretty good job of showing off his favoritism with the bow and arrow, and it stands to reason that he could end up becoming a ranger. Since Lore-wise he's 15 now, it stands to reason that he could be decently well-trained in the arts of war; doubly so since he is the son of a war-time king.


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To kick things off, we applied some antiseize to the wideband sensor to prepare it for its home in the bung we had previously welded on...
...We positioned the bung just after the collector in the exhaust pipe on the driver's side, which would give us plenty of room to run the wires.
For demonstration, we went ahead and plugged in the wideband sensor to the EGS controller underneath the car...
...We decided to keep the wire looms away from as much debris and water as possible, so routing the wires and connections through the front subframe was our best option.
We then placed the loom through a rubber grommet in the firewall and fed the wires into the cabin.
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Following the wiring key, we went ahead and took a trip to the local auto parts store, where we picked up a 5A fuse. With the fuse, we connected the red power wire from the GTech to a 12V ignition power source we found under the dash.
The blue and white wires were grounded to an additional wire that had already been grounded to the chassis under the dash. We used a splicer connector to get the job done without damaging the original wiring. The splicer gives us the ability to tie two wires into one.
We started with the green wire and connected it to the coil. This wire communicates with the tachometer, telling us the rpm. We ran the wire across the firewall and again through the grommet and placed it underneath the dash.
The additional red wire must be powered to another 12V power source under the dash. The rest of the wires (both black wires and the orange) must find another ground source. Obviously, we found the most solid ground we could under the dash with a bolt through the firewall.
We then plugged in the USB-style connector into the back of the GTech tach.
What's left to plug in? In order for the GTech to take advantage of its daisy-chain function, the remaining two black wires from the EGS wideband must be plugged in. Since we are only using one-sensor operation, we inserted the terminal jack in the plug with the "In" symbol. We took the other wire coming from the EGS ("Out" symbol) and plugged it into the serial bus port, completing the wiring.
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Our controller module must be calibrated for proper use. This is called sensor heater calibration, and it should be performed every time there is a new sensor connected to the controller. In our case it is a new setup, so we had to unscrew the O2 sensor from the bung. This exposes the O2 sensor to free air. Following the instructions, we performed these steps.
Leave the sensor disconnected from the controller.
Turn on the ignition; power on the controller for 20 seconds.
Turn off the ignition; power off the controller for 20 seconds.
Connect the sensor to the controller (while sensor is exposed to air, not in the exhaust system).
Turn on the ignition; keep the controller power on for at least two minutes.
Next, we could really dig into the system and begin programming alarms and view parameters for the datalogger. We performed all these functions through the main menu by scrolling and giving a positive click with the scroll wheel. It couldn't have been any easier to use and set up.
We also told the GTech that a wideband sensor had been installed.
Once the GTech had been wired and calibrated, we began tucking away any extra wire length to give it a neat finish and double-checked all the connections.
We decided the top of the steering column would be the best spot for the tach. The tachometer is too large to fit under the dash, plus we already have our three-gauge pod installed there. Placed here, we can keep an eye on things and adjust various parameters on the fly much more easily--not to mention keeping our eyes on the road.
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The GTech Pro EGS also gives its users the ability to measure g-force values during acceleration, braking, and hard cornering. Once we plugged in our three-axis accelerometer module, we had the option of displaying those values and even recording them for playback. What's the benefit of the g-force function? We now have a solid indication of power gains or losses during tuning.
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There are three reason why our little one could get quiet. It's either:
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- She's busy playing with my Nintedo DS Lite.
Well you've seen her sleep before. I am yet to caught her on film when she did something suspicious. She's too quick for my current camera. But when she's busy playing with my NDS, I can have all the time in the world to take photos of her. This made me think if I should start looking online for some good computer animation colleges she can attend someday. She loves watching and playing it.
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Qoo10 Singapore seller sells imitations of phone cases designed by Society6 artists.
How can this shameless idiot sell imitations of phone cases designed by Society6 artists?!
Profiting from the original creators is equivalent to stealing! One of my designs on the selling page too!
Profiting from the original creators is equivalent to stealing! One of my designs on the selling page too!
Pls help to file report to Qoo10 Singapore to stop this!
For buyers who like illustrated phone cases, pls understand that no original phone cases come at the price of $13 only.
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Mona Pig
60 x 40 cm Canvas
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Exhibition: Namesake (Group)
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Date: July 2012
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Makes 3 1/2 dozen cookies(42)
3/4 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
1 cup natural peanut butter(sugar free, I use Kirkland organic brand)
1 cup splenda(or sweetener of your choice)
2 large eggs
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups ground almonds/almond meal/almond flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
Preheat oven to 375F
In small bowl combine ground almonds, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
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Add splenda and mix until fluffy. Scrap bowl down.
Add eggs one at a time with mixer running then add vanilla. Scrap down bowl.
Last add the almond flour mixture. Mix just until combined.
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Line cookie sheet with parchment paper, or nonstick baking liner.
Scoop with a 1 Tablespoon cookie scoop(#60), if you dont have one,~ scoop 1 Tablespoon then roll in your hand to make ball(if you are doing this way you will definitely need to let dough firm up a bit in refrigerator). Lightly press down cookie with a fork making a crisscross pattern.
Bake at 375F for 10-12 minutes
Nutritional information for 1 cookie:
Energy 104 kcal
Carbohydrate, Total 2.46 g
Sugars, total 0.70 g
Fiber, total dietary 1.06 g
Protein 3.44 g
Total lipid (fat) 9.39 g
Net carbs: 1.4 g
This was the recipe i planned on trying when I add LC Cookies into my diet. Although I wonder how they'd be with peanut flour too!
I wonder how this would be with almond butter? That is what I have. Maybe I will try.....
I was thinking the same thing Dawn. I'm saving my almond butter for bread though. Haha
Let us know if you try it with almond butter. :)
yum! can't wait to try these!
has anyone made these yet? Just wondering how they turned out.
nevermind- just made the cookies- they are awesome!
thanks for bumping this up.. they sound good..
I took some of the cookies to my diabetic dad yesterday and he LOVED them and was so happy. My husband always takes my low carb sweets to work to share- and everyone loved these. I am glad I tried the recipe- I will be making these again tomorrow. And they do not crumble!
These sound great! Looking for more ways to use up all the peanut butter I bought at Costco- forgot I had just bought two huge jars the time before :p
Marking my spot.
Thank for bumping :)
I know this is an old thread but I just searched for low carb peanut butter almond flour cookies and was brought here...I made these and I was delighted with how good they were! My most successful low carb baking attempt so far. Thanks!
Thanks for bumping this!!!
Could you please tell me if your carb counts are with powdered Splenda?
Thank you,
The carb counts would be for the ingredients as written. That would be the granular Splenda.
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Interesting, highly unusual, compelling...I began reading 'The Book of Aquarius' last night. Do not skip through anything to get to the 'secret' of alchemy. Read all of it, even if it means occasional skimming through the text. I also recommend reading 'The Emerald Tablet of Thoth' as well, before reading 'The Book of Aquarius'. If you are one of those who have no interest in science and little-to no-knowledge of physics or chemistry, you might be left out in the cold on this one, but that does not mean you can't get there, just that it will take more time to grasp what is written in the 'The Book of Aquarius'. I hope to finish it and find time to back-track as well during the next week. Last night after reading several chapters of this book, I had some VERY vivid and strange dreams. Am I willing to try the secret of alchemy? When Whitley discussed several years ago the concept of knowledge>understanding>reconciliation, I feel he was speaking of the power of 3 and getting to a point of spiritual and physical alchemy on a personal level. This is very evident in 'The Book of Aquarius'. Stay tuned...
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I'm tempted to try making the substance, but I have this vague feeling that there's something missing in the recipe, like perhaps the real key to this knowledge was only passed by oral tradition in secret societies. It's like how a revered chef doesn't quite include every ingredient or technique in their signature recipes. Anyone else have this feeling, or am I just being too skeptical?
I really want to thank you guys for all that you do! I have the book, but I will start on it as soon as I finish David Wilcock's. I am 66, so I took chemistry in high school, and I'm hoping I can do the bench work needed. I must tell you that I worry about you guys, because there are people out there who will stop at nothing to shut you up. So I will keep you on my prayer list. Hugs!
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I have demonstrated the old method of making phosphorus doing something similar (a process discovered by an alchemist centuries ago). Of course, there was no saving the water driven off from the solid substance of the "ingrediant", only the calcining of the solids with charcoal and slaked lime. And yes, it produced phosphorus. Please read carefully about the calcining of the solids left over as he states (but IMHO not strongly enough) that the fumes that are initially given off are dangerous. Those are Phosphorus fumes, and will kill you if you breath them. An interesting experiment is to condense those fumes in cold water... you find white phosphorus, which after a few days in the sunlite (under water) will turn a reddish color.
I do believe that there is something to this, but as someone above mentioned, I feel that there is something missing. One thing that comes to mind are the very earliest science fiction movies, where life is created, i.e. Frankenstien... what is the one common factor of those movies? Lightning. Just a thought.


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Jade Elektra: Driven Performer and Showgirl 101
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We recently had a chance to have an amazing interview with the very diverse and multi-talented Jade Elektra. Jade has been seen in To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar, Party Girl, and Jane Doe and now she tells us about her latest efforts in finding "America's Next Showgirl" in Showgirl 101.
BW: What influenced your decision to start performing drag? Do you credit a specific person or entertainer for your performance decisions? If so, who and why?
JE: Actually, I had no intentions of doing drag at all. Back in Tampa, Florida where I was born and raised, I started doing a talent show in bar called "Rene's". Only drag queens won, but all talents were welcomed. Back then I fancied myself as a Michael Jackson & Prince impersonator. Come to think of it…I was just a step away from drag with those two characters.
Well, one night at the contest, I was competing and I will never forget…Donna White won. She was this really rough around the edges type. Not particularly pretty. And she made a make-shift dress on the dressing room floor out of some material and needle and thread. She threw some glitter on and with some spray adhesive and won the contest. I was furious and thought to myself, 'I can't look any worse than her.' So, the next week, I tried it. Of course, because I knew nothing about make up and had no female clothing, the audience laughed and I didn't win. But the hostess of the show, Toni Rose, saw potential in me and took me under her wing. She gave me my first Millie Jackson album and a star was born. I probably wouldn't have went back if it weren't for her guidance.
BW: Would you say that the latest style/fashion trends play a part in your song and costume choices? If so, what trends have you executed on stage?
JE: I tailored Jade after Ginger on "Gilligan's Island". She was the poor man's Marilyn Monroe. So, I have always kept that old Hollywood Glamour to my look. You could say that I have stuck to the more traditional drag. I'm not a Dolce & Gabana kinda gyrl.
BW: Do you perform for non-profit causes? If so, what organizations have you been affliated with?
JE: I haven't really performed for any non-profit causes…except for the occasional gyrlfriend who was not well due to complications with HIV/AIDS. But as my alter-ego, DJ Relentless, I have done benefits for the Hetrick Martin Institute, The Latex Ball, GMHC and Katrina Relief.
BW: What is the most rewarding experience you've had performing?
JE: The best moment for me as a performer was being stage with Beyonce and Harmonica Sunbeam at the Roxy on December 12th, 2003 at the Roxy. I can't even begin to express the rush of energy of seeing all those people and actually being a part of the "Crazy In Love" number. Amazing!
BW: If you could give advice to aspiring drag performers what would it be?
JE: Be a performer. I think, unfortunately, because of MTV and American Idol, there are a lot of kids out there who think that they are performers and singers and they are not. We are at the height of mediocrity in the entertainment field. And I am watching a lot of the young queens coming out on stage in designer clothes and no talent. Their looks and clothes are selling the number and that's not talent. That's "Gypsy", not Rose. Our gay culture and history is being lost to Hip Hop and Pop Culture Icons like Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez. I would express to them to study the classics: Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Divine & Sylvester. These were people who did drag!
BW: Would you share your coming out story with us?
JE: Well, it's not much to tell. From a young child, I was always the one who would play in my Grandmother's wigs and jewelry. So, it wasn't a big surprise that I was gay. My mom asked me when I was about 11 years old because she noticed that I had a crush on my best friend, Wesley. I didn't even realize it until she brought it up. But of course, because of the stigmatism of being black and gay, I denied it at that time. I was actually hurt that she asked. I thought the one place I was safe from being called gay or a sissy was at home. And here was my mom asking if I was "funny." She told me…"Well, I just want you know that you can talk to me about anything. And when you are ready to talk about this, I'm here." I often think how different my life would have been if I had come out at that moment. If I had talked with her about what was going on in my head about Wesley and boys. The next time we actually addressed this subject, was years later when she and my little brother decided to make a surprise visit to see me on the 4th of July in 1987. I was living with my boyfriend Jeff, and he came walking out of our bedroom. She introduced herself and they hit it off immediately. I think he was more of the son that she never knew.
BW: Where do you regularly perform?
JE: I haven't performed very much lately. I have made quite a name for myself as a DJ, and have mainly been supporting myself from my residencies around New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. I wrote an idea for drag competition reality show called "Showgirl 101″ to bring Jade back into the spotlight as the host and also promote my ideas of preserving the art form of female impersonation. But as far as where I have performed in the past, I had a weekly show at Stonewall, Posh and Xes.
BW: Have you won any titles? When? What songs did you perform?
JE: The last title I won was back in 2001. It was Ms. Bermuda. And as a matter of fact, I think I am still the current reigning Ms. Bermuda because they haven't had another pageant since. And I think I did a medley of Eartha Kitt numbers from her Live At The Plaza album. But I am not really a pageant queen. I would rather just perform. I love connecting with an audience.
BW: Do you have any signature moves or techniques to help you work the crowd?
JE: No…I am like a silent film star in that aspect. You really have to get into my facial expression and my acting. I would like to think that I am the Meryl Streep of drag performance. And most people really enjoy my lip-syncing abilities. When I learn a song, I learn every breath.
BW: Did/do you have a special person who mentored you?
JE: Well, I mentioned Toni Rose earlier, but I guess as far as my New York career, I would have to say The Electrifying Grace. She was a Hostess/MC at Sally's which was featured in the Paris Is Burning documentary. She took me in and helped me get my first DJ gig here in the city. I arrived here in 1992 with $65 dollars and a small suitcase. The cab ride into city cost $30 and I had no where to stay. She was really kind. God always sends us angels when we need them.
BW: How many years have you been performing?
JE: I started in 1985. So, that would be about 23 years. Wow…it doesn't seem that long.
BW: What is your relationship like with the drag king part of the community?
JE: I haven't personally worked with any drag kings. Wait…I take that back. I did do one festival with a performer named "Dred." And he was really cool. His real name is Mildred, and he did a piece from his show about being a drag king. It was very interesting. But that was about 4 years ago. Oh…and I remember a long time ago back in the 80′s, there was a drag king named "The Mastro" in Florida who impersonated Barry White. He was great as well.
BW: What do you feel is the most misunderstood about you?
JE: Well, I would have to say the misconception that all drag queens want to be women or are effeminate. No disrespect, but I am not into tranny-chasers. And believe it or not, most gay guys won't date someone who is a female impersonator. It's almost like you are less than a man if you do drag. And it is my belief that to be in touch with your feminine side and comfortable with it makes you more of a man. You have to be very confident to do it. And not everyone can.
BW: How would you describe the differences between the Tampa and New York City gay scene?
JE: It's funny, because I was just talking with someone the other day about what the gay scene was like in Tampa when I came out. I guess because it's smaller, the community was more concentrated. Meaning that, it was normal to have drag queens, leather men, twinks, and average gay guys all dancing on the same floor and talking at the bar.
Here in New York, the scene is so segregated in my opinion. You can literally get lost in one scene and never deal with anyone outside of that. So, your leather men stay at the Eagle. Your drag queens are at Lipp's or Escuelita. The black gay men are mainly at Chi Chi's and The Hangar. Your Twinks are in Hell's Kitchen. There's no one place where everyone goes. The only time they all come together is Gay Pride. It's kinda sad. All these people are missing out on the diversity of our community and they live and work right next to each other. We were sorta forced to be a part of each other's lives and it made for a better party.
BW: You've worked on films such as To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar, Party Girl, and Jane Doe – and you've also worked on Sex & The City – do you have any upcoming TV or film projects in the works?
JE: As I mentioned before, "Showgirl 101″ starts shooting on July 2nd at Langston's in Brooklyn. We are looking for America's Next Showgirl. You have to bring us talent and creativity. This won't be the same old Diva Search you see at all the other bars. The gyrls will have to do their homework to get the prize. And the contestants stand to win $1500 in cash. For more details or to sign up, you can visit myspace.com/JadeElektra or call (212) 631-3569. We will be filming, so you need to bring proper ID and sign a release form to be in the show.
BW: What people may not know about you, is you're also a recording artist – tell us more about Proud Mary?
JE: Proud Mary was an album that I recorded back in 2000 and 2001. I had already released a single called "Why Are You Gaggin'?" on Progressive High Records back in 1998 which might have done well if they had actually promoted it. But instead they shelved it and remixed it and sold to compilation over in Europe. I never saw a dime of that money. But since Europe was familiar with Jade Elektra, it made it easy for me to sign with Triple X Records out of the UK. They had big plans of making me the RuPaul of England. We began putting together the album and marketing strategies. The first single was to be "Bitch You Look Fierce." At that time, Napster was the big thing on the internet. A copy of the song was used on one of my mixed compilation, "Relentlessly Cunty- mixed by DJ Relentless" and it got leaked on Napster. It also got tagged as a Kevin Aviance track. And then 9-11 happened. And business for everyone was bad. The label folded, and I put the album out myself on my own label, 2nd Level Records. Plus, I am currently working on a Jazz Standards album. I am known for my Bitch Tracks and Club songs, but few people know that as a DJ I started in Community Radio with uncle, Herb and we did a Jazz/R&B show. I have been asked to do a song for an upcoming film by Tony Wilkins called The Mo Diaries. And last year, I was contacted by another label out of the UK, Groove Bay Records and they are planning to remix and re-release "Bitch You Look Fierce" in the Fall of 2008. This should be about the same time I will be shopping "Showgirl 101." So, around September or October, I hope to be a household name.
BW: Thank you Jade, we believe you will be! For more information on Jade as a performer and as DJ Relentless, and Showgirl 101, please visit her MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/JadeElektra.
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It is great to see my sister and brother her at your site. What a dynamic and informative interview. Thank you for sharing all of his/her talents with the world.


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