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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 – Juggernaut
PlayStation 3
Juggernaut by Jack9
Version: 2.2 | Updated: 10/05/00
Author: Jack9
Marvel Vs Capcom 2 FAQ:Juggernaut v2.2
October 5, 2000
Juggernaut Experts and FAQ contributors:
Mr. MacDonald - firstname.lastname@example.com (glitch & err correction)
Sir "O"mega Red - email@example.com (Xmen, not Marvel, vs Streetfighter DOH!)
- firstname.lastname@example.com (Combo)
"That kid at Camelot" - I wish I knew your name. (Juggernaut Glitch testing)
Mr. Greer - email@example.com (Combo, Alpha Counter->Super)
Maxcaty - email@example.com (Spiral Assist Combo[s])
I. Introduction
-My Experience
II. Legend
-Assist codes
-"The Glitch"
III. Moves
-Arial Raves
IV. Strategy
-General Strategy
-Problem Opponents
V. Character Info
-Specific Damage Values
VI. Coming Soon
VII. Credits
VIII. Legal Stuff
IX. Version History
I. Introduction
Okay, this FAQ was created for all of you powerplayers out there who want to
win and/or want to use Juggernaut for tournament play. You know who you are.
Juggernaut will now be referred to as 'Jugg' for brevity.
I first started using Juggernaut in the original Marvel (COTA), before
switching to Omega Red. Rogue and Jugg were my faves in X-men vs
Streetfighter. I always loved how quickly this big dude could end a match
(especially against all those quick chun-li, spiderman, and all them shotokan
boys). I loved bein able to punish such a small mistake with half a life bar. I
have switched to Magneto as a starting character, Dr. Doom, and Juggernaut has
been relegated to a second-class assist character (if my normal team isnt
working, Magneto/Cable/Juggernaut is my backup).
Jugg's attacks do massive damage. Averaging 2 or 3 combos before defeating an
opponent (remember that damage is increased by about 50% if a character is hit
while they are flying in from a tag-in). Some people find the powered up mode
to give him a signifigant boost in damage. Powering up is actually a tricky
thing (as I will explain later). His counterattack capability is very good. In
the older Marvel vs Streetfighter, you could punish just about anything
stronger than a jab. In the fairness of balance that is no longer
true...excepting your ability to Headcrush when any hit (even your jab!)
connects ^^.
On a high note, Jugg's high priority seems to be even higher! Jugg's throws are
great. Throw throw throw. Few supers come out as fast as the headcrush. Most
supers that come out before a Headcrush just slow Jugg down on his way in. The
Headcrush STOPS time for a short amount of time upon startup...if a character
starts a walking animation and you are within 1/4 in, start a headcrush and it
will connect. Jugg's still got his armor, although it's arguably worse than The
Hulk's in MvC2! Jugg only takes 85% damage from attacks. Yay.
Jugg has super armor. This translates into increased priority. Jugg will not be
stunned by most non-sweep moves and can continue to act while absorbing up to 4
non-fierce moves, in some instances. During his assists he has even more armor
(more like mega-zangeif). The nature of the additional armor is still a matter
of debate although it is a common misconception that the glitch in the arcade
translates into additional armor during an assist...this widespread belief is
simply a testament to the fact that when assisting, the Jugg has additional
armor and it is simply misunderstood.
Jugg's slow. I mean his actual horizontal movement is slow. Most of his moves
are fairly quick. The best way for this guy to get from one side of the screen
to the other, is either low jump pressure, superjump, Headcrush (his super), or
(NOT RECOMMENDED) Juggernaught Punch.
Jugg is foremost a turtler, so you will always be looking for ways to perform
moves, just to build the supermeter.
II. Legend
WOW. After not putting a legend, enough people emailed me using differing
nomeclature and correcting me after I changed to someone else's
nomenclature...here's all a 6 year old needs to know...
F = joystick pushing toward your opponent
B = joystick pushing away from your opponent
U = joystick pushing up
D = joystick pushing down
(Combinations allowed, i.e. UF = diagonally up and forward)
DP = Dragon punch (*sigh* F D DF F)
PP = Both punches
HP/HK = fierce punch/roundhouse
d.* = ducking 'whatever' (i.e. d.short)
s.* = standing 'whatever'
j.* = jumping 'whatever'
sj.* = super jumping 'whatever'
Whenever a jab or short is referenced, the button is being referenced unless
otherwise needed for clarity (i.e. Arial Rave jab->short->jab->short does not
come out as jab short jab short but it is described that by button because of
air-infinites for other characters...hmm does jugg have any air infinites???
I will however introduce something that many MvC2 FAQs are lacking...
Non-comprehensive list of examples provided in ()
AFA = Assist full-screen attack. (Magneto's and Cyclops' projectile)
AFT = Assist full-screen throw. (Omega Red and Anakaris throw)
ACV = Assist close variable attack. (Jin and Akuma's expansion).
ACT = Assist close throw. (Zangeif's throw)
AH = Assist heal. (Sonson heal)
AE = Assist enhancement. (Amingo enhance)
APA = Assist projectile attack. The projectile's nature makes a huge tactical
difference. (Guile and Marrow's projectile)
FAA = Full-screen anti-air. (Marrow expansion)
CAA = Close anti-air. (Hayato and Ryu's anti-air)
FCA = Full-screen capture assist. (Spider-man and Magneto's capture)
ACA = Above Close Attack. (Strider's variable, Jugg's Gamma)
etc. etc. etc. (make them up as needed)
I realize that there are some overlapping assists. Doom's variable attack could
be considered AFA or APA or FAA...however people do (or should I say should) be
using assists for specific purposes in any given situation; opposed to randomly
pushing the assist buttons from time to time.
After some exhaustive testing (that noone else seems to do), I verified that it
exists for both DC and Arcade.
Power up before you tag out. Until you switch characters (including switching
to the other non-jugg character) or switch to Jugg and perform the power up
again., you are in "Glitch" mode. You do additional permanent damage and leave
even less of that, red.
III. Moves
JAB- a quick short attack. Decent damage for a jab. Good priority and a nice
lead in for low jump pressure to keep them from air throwing you. Probably one
of my most used attacks. Usually the scariest because after this connects, the
follow up is STRONG or Headcrush.
STRONG- This is the second jab hit. Has a slightly shorter range but and
doesn't do much damage (read: would be considered plenty of damage for any
other character).
FIERCE- Standing fierce will launch an enemy and stun anything else possible.
While crouching, fierce is your primary launcher. Trying to launch someone is
rarely a good idea. You can either jump up after this and combo away (ending
with this same punch for very nice damage) or body splash (the fierce version
does almost as much damage as his arial rave).
SHORT- A quick short kick. It looks kinda silly if you are standing, that's how
pathetic it is. It's part of the arial rave combo of course, but I use it a lot
while ducking to chain into a FORWARD sweep combo.
FORWARD- This causes jugg to turn 1/4 away from you and stomp. No range and big
recovery time. While ducking, it's longer than the short and if you follow up a
d.forward, it sweeps them (the d.forward hits twice; the second hit is the
sweep). If the victim blocks the intitial SHORT, nothing you do will push them
back, so call in a AFA while the second half of the FORWARD comes out.
ROUNDHOUSE- The standing version is a pretty powerful, high, slow kick. Decent
range and nice damage and launcher that you can't follow up (except in a
corner?). The d.fierce is slow and not useful. On a successful hit, this move
will stun any opponent it does not launch.
AIR-THROW (F-HP in air)- If you are coming UP to meet them, it seems to have
better priority.
HEAD-BASH (F-HP)- You grab them and beat their bodies against your head a
couple times. Great damage, GREAT priority.
GROUND-SMASH (F-HK)- You grab them and throw their body against the ground
(launcher). I finish this off with a FIERCE GRIP or Headcrush if in a corner.
The priority is poor.
JUGGERNAUT PUNCH (D, DF, F, P)- Juggernaut rushes forward and lands a downwards
punch that goes into the ground, launching the opponent across the screen.
This move does hellacious damage and comes out fairly quick. The jab version
has a short range but recovers (as compared to the fierce version). The fierce
version goes just about the full screen, is used as a combo finisher, and has
so much recovery...you might as well be dizzy'd. Can hit bodies on the ground.
EARTHQUAKE (F, DF, D + P)- Juggernaut hits the ground in front of him and sends
a small shockwave along the ground, hitting multiple times if it hits even
once. Hits mid->low...low for duration of groundwave. Can hit bodies on the
BODY SPLASH a.k.a. Body Press (D, DF, F, K)- Juggernaut does a short jump
forward and bellyflops onto the opponent. If you miss, it leaves Jugg wide open
for a world of damage (see Fierce Juggernaut Punch recovery). This move comes
out quick and is good for mandatory (block) damage since the only way to avoid
being hit by it is via - connecting with one of the highest priority launching
moves, where only the collision detection between the Jugg and your
charactacter is the farthest endpoint of your character (a la Dragon Punch,
Omega Strike). This is not a hard-an-fast rule, it just fits as a loose
definition of the kinds of moves that can stuff it...you get the idea. Useable
in midair. Fierce version goes higher, does more damage (maybe has higher
POWER UP (DP-PP)- The powerup is supposed to give you additional power for the
next connecting/blocked hit. Unfortunately this is more often a leading weak
attack or throw (read:waste). Much more on this later.
FIERCE GRIP a.k.a. Double Fist Punch (F-HP)- Juggernaught extends both arms
straight out in front of him (his longest reaching stationary attack). If a
stunned body is falling after a super or throw in a corner, catch them with
this on the way down. It does great damage and the opponent's body will recover
instantly afterwards while in the air, as they fall straight down. On a
successful hit, this move will stun any opponent it does not launch across the
screen (not combo friendly).
SUPERS (*cough* Super)
HEADCRUSH (D, DF, F, PP)/(Hold PP, D, DF, F) - This move is Jugg's only super
(8-hit max). This move will hit through most projectiles (some started supers)
and during any opponent's move/dash/non-blocking-jump if you can hit them
before their animation ends. Can be used to cross the screen offensively when
an opponent is pressuring you from far away (like Dr. Doom in the air or Spider
Man throwing web balls at you) or to run away from Strider, for example. Can be
chained from any successful Jugg attack that places a stunned body (falling) in
front of the Jugg. Careful when mashing buttons...it's comedy to see someone
start a headcrush and in their zeal they end up cancelling into another
character's super before it even connects. Cancel into another character's
super before the 4th hit because if the 4th hit is the final one, you cannot
cancel into another super when it registers.
I *STILL* do not know how to get the full 8 hits. I believe it has to do with
mashing the Jab,Short,Fierce,Roundhouse as each hit occurs, or something.
Um, according to buttons...
Jab->Short->Jab->Fierce->Roundhouse(in corner)
(still looking for reliable raves ending in air throws or body splashes)
Alpha) Earthquake (LP) AFA
Beta) Juggernaut Punch APA (Preferred)
Gamma) Body Splash ACA
Alpha) Earthquake (FP) AFA
Beta) Juggernaut Punch APA
Gamma) Body Splash ACA
*) Headcrush
IV. Strategy
Some people feel Juggernaut's best role is as an assist character. I used to
disagree, but I can now make an informed comment on his assists. His moves are
very hard to interrupt (his armor is increased) and as you should know by
now...any hit by the Juggernaught will stun a victim without super-armor. The
Alpha is the key to protecting primary characters. The Alpha assist keeps him
on the screen the longest and puts Jugg on top of the primary giving them
access to Jugg as a wall (if you're initially blocking) plus it gives them
access to any stun that occurs from his assist attack. The Alpha assist also
starts as a mid attack and ends as a traveling low. The Beta is the strongest
choice for Jugg. His purpose is to deal damage and survive. Period. As a
tertiary character you can be sure that he will be healing the whole game. His
Juggernaut Punch assist is almost truly unstoppable (and homing). I have seen
him punch through an arctic blast. Beta is like giving your primary an extra
super-attack. Whenever you do a move that has a high recovery or has no
follow-up; summon Jugg. Even if the punch (which does block damage) whiffs you
will be in a position to protect him. If the opponent tries to launch a
taunting Jugg it's going to take an extra hit, at least. While the opponent
begins to launch Jugg you have plenty of time to counter. You can
off-the-ground any opponent hit by a Beta assist that does not roll to safety
afterwards (fast characters like Magneto can capitalize on this regardless of
whether they land in a corner or not). Remember that even as an assistant Jugg
only takes 85% damage which he can completely heal back while offscreen. With
2 superbars, the chance of an alpha counter->headcrush is something your
opponents will have to learn to fear. It does a TON of guaranteed damage vs
someone who throws out an idle beam attack or any non-superjump move in
general. Learn to alpha counter.
Get next to the opponent before the fight then try one of these...
1) Jab->Strong->Headcrush
2) jab (get stuffed by psylocke or some other nimble character)
3) (skip the whole getting stuffed part) Headcrush from the get-go
4) block AFA
5) block until you can d.short->d.forward (if they are blocking
call in AFA). Dont fierce earthquake, they may roll behind you.
Any combo with a +HC means that you can Headcrush afterwards for additional
innumerable 1->2's...
1) (in corner)throw,OTG d.short->d.fierce->arial rave (end with air throw)
2) d.short->d.forward->short Jugg Punch->Headcrush
3) d.short->d.forward->Earthquake->Headcrush
3) s.jab->s.strong (even in the air, even if they block)->Headcrush
4) s.jab->s.fierce->Headcrush
5) s.short->s.fierce->Headcrush
6) back up when a new character comes in, fierce grip (if they block and try to
capitalize, cancel into headcrush)
7) (in corner) throw->d.jab
8) (near corner) fierce grip (wait) Headcrush
9) d.short->d.forward->short bodysplash
10) d.short->d.forward->Spiral Assist->Headcrush (OW! There must be a LOT of
ways to chain off of Spiral's punch assist, but that's the only one I know)
11) Alpha Counter (Jugg)->Headcrush
12)(opponent in corner) d.Fierce/\sj.jab->sj.short->sj.strong->sj.forward->
email@example.com states -
non glitched it (12) does about 60% and glitched it practically kills a lot of
characters. The OTG is completely safe because your opponent cannot roll
after a flying screen (which the sj.fierce created.) The standing fierce
will launch the opponent, but you can't pursue with another air combo since
you are not allowed to superjump after a flying screen. the fierce and
roundhouse are essential as they set up Jugg's falling to match his
opponent's so he can then do the OTG (not to mention they are the meat of
the damage.)
Way good.
Jugg's best thing to do when he's fighting is to capitalize on 2 things.
Positioning and assists. Since you cannot move horizontally (basically), you
will either be chasing an opponent or bringing him to you. Strider has to come
to you, as does the Hulk, and Marrow, etc etc etc. This is the ideal situation
(although Zangief and The Hulk are exceptions). Characters coming at you are
vulnerable to your counterattacks and your assitants. I typically walk forward
while calling in a AFA or AFT which they block (or hopefully dont as they rush
to meet me ^^) and jump at me. I happily jump up and throw them down. If they
block, I still have done more damage and controlled positioning. If you havent
figured it out by now, MvC2 is about keep-away, not combos. Dr. Doom is almost
PURE keep-away. As Juggernaught you should be perfectly happy headcrushing an
assistant as the primary opponent jumps at you (you will happily end the crush
far away from the primary ^^). All the good players I play force you to kill
their assistants before the primary so get used to a non-stop use of
assistants. Jugg is a great shield, granted. Most importantly he has the best
follow-ups if the assistant stuns your opponent or the opponent foolishly tries
to attack your assistant.
A common situation is for you to call in an assist as your opponent is trying
to start a combo. The opponent lands behind you, causing your assistant to
attack the wrong direction. In this case I simply grab the opponent with the
insanely good HP throw. If they stuff that with anything stronger than a jab
(because frankly, only a non-jab can inturrupt the throw), I Headcrush. Make a
note, when close enough to touch the opponent (and a little ways away) your
throw has more priority than any move other than Zangeif's pile driver.
As far as the Jugg's launcher(1) and powering up(2), lets look at the tactical
advantages and disadvantages.
1)Jugg needs 1-3 hits to be stunned and his high-slow launcher with not very
good priority, makes any failed launch attempt (blocked/inturrupted) too
dangerous to think about. Strider can ALWAYS inturrupt your launcher when he
jumps in because his cipher is not part of the collision detection fellas.
Everyone knows how fast Strider can deal hits on his way down. Let's also
acknowledge that about 50% of the time that you will be unable to begin an
arial rave or Body Slam follow up because the opponent's body/your d.fierce
punch will connect late (top of the fist). The launcher is almost always a bad
idea. When the punch connects late and they are blocking it's over for you.
2)You have to decide early on using the glitch. Powering up takes positioning
time and prevents you from blocking. If you want to use the glitch, use it by
STARTING with Juggernaut. Being smart about it is important. You can power up
safely if you have JUST finished someone off, the opponent is superjumping, the
opponent is on the opposite end of the screen, the opponent is flying, or any
such situation that has a safe delay. A great choice is to begin the match with
an assist that takes awhile to finish, like Doctor Doom's Ant-Air. You have
plenty of time to power up there. Since you cant blow the powered up state
by attacking, you must look for a situation to switch safely (I have not
tried countering out, do you stay glitched?). Do not pass up an opportunity to
do considerable damage for the opportunity to go into glitch mode and dont
sacrifice your second character when they switch in. A couple strong combos to
the new character and Jugg will have to switch in (because the character that
switches out take the place of the one that switches in). Remember to always
lead with the Jugg assist and try to predict moves. Dont be afraid of using the
metagame (listen/watch for them pressing buttons ^^).
Other big and throw happy types (and you know who you are cuz I'm like that
too). Zangeif especially. Zangeif can air-block your launcher and throw you
quicker than anything. If Zangeif elbow drops he stuffs anything you do other
than stand-blocking...after which he will throw you. I often play an elaborate
game of keep away, jumping at/away from Zangeif while throwing air jabs and
using assistants to hopefully stun him. Like The Hulk, most of Zangeif's moves
will inturrupt you in 1 hit! AND do lots more damage than you are used to.
Zangeif and Hulk assists are also very damaging.
The airborne keep-away players. Spiderman, Dr. Doom, to an extent Cyclops,
Akuma...anyone who is more comfortable doing blocking damage rather than
attacking you close up (either because they know how to defeat the Jugg or they
are just better at the airborne keep-away tactics). You want to
counter-tag-out/tag-out ASAP. Jugg just doesnt have the airborne faculties
necessary to defeat this simple tactic and no assist will really help. A nimble
character like wolverine, sonson, etc. or an air-superiority character like
Storm, Ruby Heart, or Dr. Doom should always be used to balance out the Jugg on
your team.
V. Character Info
Brief History - http://www.jlwc.com/x/juggernaut.html
LP - Brown/Red
HP - Orange/Lt. Orange
LK - Rose/Lt. Brown
HK - Red/Lt. Orange
A1 - Dk. Grey/Brown
A2 - Dull Green/Brown
Here are exact damages and stats. against a character who takes average
damage (i.e. Cable):
attack name normal power-up glitch
standing p / k 7 10 17 10 -- 25 10 15 25
crouching p / k* 7 10 17 10 -- 25 10 15 25
jumping p / k 5 8 15 7 -- 22 7 12 22
juggernaut punch 20 / 28 30 / 42 30 / 42
earthquake punch& 19 / 25 23 / 29 29 / 38
juggy body press 18 / 22 27 / 33 27 / 33
juggy head crush 58 63 87
f + HP attack 20 30 30
df+HP launcher 18 27 27
all throws 16 16 24
snapback attack 10 10 15
tag in (same P+K) 10 10 15
delayed hc headcrush# 49 49 75
* For his crouching MP, it's 7 points, then 3 points, since
it hits twice. Using the glitch, it's 10 points, then 4 points (14 total).
& No data on traveling low attacks from earthquake punch
# Combo into Super Headcrush
VI. Coming Soon (or Eventually, according to how you look at it)
- How to get more hits out of Juggernaut's super.
- Dr. Doom MvC2 FAQ/Move list
- Remy SF III : 3rd Impact FAQ/Move list
VII. Credits
- Capcom
- GameFAQs
- Jack9 (aka Me)
- Camelot and Sunny-Hills Golfland in SouthernCalifornia USA
Thanx for the 15 years of good times.
- http://www.jlwc.com/x/juggernaut.html for the character
- All the FAQ contributors. My life is sad and I love mail.
Questions, corrections, comments, submissions, anything? Send it in.
If you have input, more combos, urls, exact damages, glitch info (DC or ARC),
VIII. Legal Stuff
This document is Public Domain, free for duplication in-part or in-total within any number of
formats. FAQs should, and will always, be used for educational and entertainment purposes.
IX. Version History
1.1 Spelling errors fixed.
Combo corrections (Short->Forward->Forward not Short->Fierce->Fierce)
RDP - P changed to RDP - PP for Power Up
1.2 Juggernaut assist information updated.
Super max hit increased.
Body Splash can be performed in air.
Juggernaut mose effective as tertiary assist character.
New format.
Costume colors and character info link.
1.3 I just cant seem to get moves right, changed many of them again.
Grammatical updates for clarity.
Changed all references to forward->forward combos to forward.
More specificity on BODY SPLASH priority and Beta Assist info.
Added variable counter info.
Added quantified damage stats.
Added The Glitch section
Added combos
1.4 Standardized almost all references to how to perform moves
Added 2 to the title of the FAQ (was Marvel vs Capcom Juggernaut FAQ). Doh.
2.0 Glitch info added. Glitch/Power up strategy changed.
2.1 Legal Stuff, updated.
Contact info, updated.
Coming Soon, updated.
Corrected spelling and grammatical errors.
2.2 Added to general strategy.
Added opening assist/power up tip.
Added 3 to combo section.
Revised meaning of # in the key
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Transcript of an interview between Jude The Foodie and Jey Case
Interviewer: Jey Case (JC)
Interviewee: Jude The Foodie (JTF)
Interview Setting: A rich imagination
Affiliation with Interviewee: They have so much in common they could be the same person
(Start of Interview)
JC: Hey Jude, it's very nice to meet you. Do people ever do that…say "Hey Jude?"
JTF: Quite often, Jey.
JC: You have a great name. How did that come about?
JTF: Well, my maiden name is Judith Anne Russo and my family called me Judianne when I was a girl. We all had mashed up names back then. It was the '60's. My father actually starting calling me Jude and that name stuck when I got older. Funny though, I still introduce myself as Judi Caserta (married my college sweetheart in 1980) so there is constant confusion what to call me.
JC: Not exactly the answer I was looking for but interesting, I guess. To be more specific, how did the name Jude The Foodie come about?
JTF: A few years ago a friend of mine was starting an online newspaper to serve our small community which was always under represented by the city newspaper. He asked me to give him some ideas as he posted content and eventually asked me to be a food and wine columnist. I think I used to refer to myself as a foodie so one day he changed the title to Jude The Foodie. I guess you could say "the rest is history."
JC: You must have quite a resume in the cooking world. Did you go to culinary school?
JTF: No Jey, I did not. I went to Canisius College and studied accounting.
JC: Oh. Did you do graduate work in the cooking field?
JTF: No again, Jey. I work at Canisius in the athletic department. My title is Assistant Athletic Director for Business Affairs. I did my graduate work in Sports Administration.
JC: You're not giving me much, Jude The Foodie. With your completely unrelated background in Accounting, how did you end up a foodie?
JTF: To begin Jey, accounting and baking are actually intimately related. Baking is very exact where even a teaspoon of something can change the chemical outcome. In accounting we always have to balance. It is the same type of person who spends two hours looking for $1.97 or starts measuring the dry ingredients all over again when they lose count because their phone rang.
And cooking? Well, cooking is not nearly as exacting but is a fantastic creative outlet for me much like music and singing.
JC: You sing?
JTF: I do. I used to sing in church primarily but sadly don't have the time these days. My singing niche is unique. I sing the National Anthem before sporting events. A few highlights include singing for all of the major teams in Buffalo including the Bill's, Sabre's and Bison's. I've sung at Shea Stadium for the New York Mets, in Toronto for the Blue Jays and Raptors, the Cleveland Indians and the Ducks at the Pond in Anaheim.
JC: What does singing the national anthem at sporting events have to do with being a foodie?
JTF: Not a thing. I just thought it would be cool to tell you.
JC: Thank you. But let's get back on track, shall we? With your analytical background, how is it you began to identify yourself as a foodie.
JTF: I've always been a foodie but didn't know there was a word for it until the last number of years. There's a name for everything now, you know that? I laughed so hard the other day when I heard someone talking about "home gating" and after listening for a few minutes realized they were talking about having a party at your house during a football game. Seriously? We've been doing that for years. Who knew? Oh, and the Weather Channel now names winter storms. Can you believe that? It's all kind of silly if you ask me. What was your question again?
JC: You are easily distracted, aren't you?
JTF: Me? No…well, maybe.
JC: When did you first realize food held a fascination for you?
JTF: Ever since I was a little girl most of my memories with my mom involve either cooking or reading. She used to take me to the library every Saturday. I loved that. I used to sit in a leather wing back chair by the fireplace in the historic building in my small town and read. When we went home she would usually bake something.
She often made pie. She baked typical round pies in the winter and created sheet pies in the summer to feed me and my cousins after getting out of the swimming pool. It seemed like it was every weekend but that's my child like memory. She did everything by hand and had the "touch" with the pie crust. She could tell just how much ice water to add to get the dough into a ball. She rolled it out with the precision of a diamond cutter. It was flaky and tender at the same time. To this day I still cannot make a crust like my mother's. I can bake cakes, cookies and other confections with ease but pie crust is still my nemesis.
JC: What is the first thing you remember making by yourself?
JTF: Up until I was 14 or so cooking was a spectator sport. I think it may have been that incident when I was 8 and ended up in the emergency room in anaphylactic shock that may have made my mother squeamish about letting me help. It was Christmas time and I begged her to let me help with the cookies. She handed me a bag of nuts, a nutcracker and a pick to remove the meat from the shell. How handy is it that nuts come shelled these days?
Anyway, one for me, one for the bowl until I could hardly breath and I was one big curly haired hive. My helping days were over.
As a pre-teen I subscribed to Seventeen Magazine. In January, 1972 this magazine began my path as a foodie. One of the cover articles was titled Bread: Bake Your Own. And I did. It came out pretty well, too. Prior to that baking experience my grandmother, who lived next door, was the primary bread baker in the family. She made everything from loaves of bread to English muffins. She made the best pizza in the world and even tried her hand at making bagels.
JC: That bread sounds so good. Did your grandmother have a big influence on your life as a foodie?
JTF: Both of my grandmothers did, actually. They both made different things that were family favorites. My paternal grandmother prepared a St. Joseph's Day feast every year. I still have the actual table used for the meal in my garage. It's huge and we use it outside for picnics and celebrations.
One of my favorite memories about my grandmothers was when my maternal grandmother (the bread maker next door) and my paternal grandmother collaborated to memorialize the Easter bread recipe.
Let's just say my grandmothers were not the best of friends. One glorious day when the bickering mothers-in-law declared an unspoken ceasefire, my one grandmother went about baking while the other took the actual "hands full of this and hands full of that" and measured it with cups and spoons and recorded it so we can make the recipe today. I try to bake it every year and can still smell the house in my memory. Actually the smell of anise permeates our house for weeks after baking this bread.
JC: Do you still like to bake bread? Do you have a bread making machine?
JTF: I love baking bread but don't have as much time as I used to. I do not have a bread making machine but have that handy dough hook attachment to my beloved Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer. I actually adapted my grandmothers Easter Bread recipe to my Kitchen Aid and it cuts the prep time in half. All I have to do it make it twice to get the same number of loaves as I used to.
Baking bread is, to me, the single thing that makes a house smell like a home.
JC: You talk about smell a lot. Why is that?
JTF: I have always been very sensory. I can remember as a little girl walking up my driveway when I got off of the school bus trying to guess what was for dinner. I would stand outside the door and smell and announce to my mother what was for dinner before asking her. It was like a game to me and those memories of finding my mother keeping our wonderful home still make me happy.
As I got older and would come home from college she would be sure to have something wonderful on the stove or in the oven for my homecoming. The smell is the first hug of food.
JC: But it's said that "you eat with your eyes first." Do you think that's true?
JTF: Oh, I agree. Pretty food is important. But, it does not need to be fancy to be pretty. You could put a yummy beef stew into a pretty bowl and find that very appealing. I leave the towering entrees and sculpted garnishes for the pros.
JC: Are you sorry you never went to culinary school?
JTF: I am not the least bit sorry I did not go to culinary school. I'm a home cook. I went to the cooking school of mom, did my graduate work with my dozens of cookbooks and my post-graduate work with the Food Network and the internet.
Cooking is a wonderful creative outlet that has gotten me through some very difficult times in my life including the deaths of my first son, my father and my brother. I have had a lifelong struggle with my weight and cooking has actually helped.
JC: How has cooking helped you with your weight issues?
JTF: Nearly two years ago I had lap-band surgery to help me lose weight. It took me about two years to make that decision because the unknown life after surgery was scary. I had no idea what would happen. The result for me, since I went into it with my whole heart, was I learned to put food into its place in my life. It was no longer an obsession (I would wake up in the morning and plan my day based on what I was going to eat and where I was going to eat it. When fast food restaurants started accepting credit cards I gained 20 pounds almost immediately.)
I learned that the first few tastes are all you really remember. And I can taste almost anything. I now regularly order appetizers for my main meal and enjoy everything I eat. If I taste it and do not like it, I stop eating it.
The clean plate club is dangerous. We really must stop thinking that if you don't eat all of your food someone else will not be hungry. That's just silly.
Food brings me joy and I love sharing the joy!
JC: Do you think your lack of formal training diminishes your message?
JTF: Not being a trained chef does not diminish my message. Actually, I think it supports it. When I write, it's just you and me talking to each other. I encourage folks to interact with me because I think monologues are boring. When you walked into a classroom and you knew your teacher was going to talk at you for 50 minutes didn't you sort of turn off? I know I did. Boring!
Everything I write can be discussed. Every recipe I create is ready to jump in your pot. I want people to make good food.
JC: I understand you have big news: is it true your column will be picked up by WNYPapers.com?
JTF: Yes, for the next 13 weeks Skip and Josh and their crew will be posting my Jude The Foodie column every Monday. I am so excited to expand my audience and express my food and life perspective.
My tagline is "Living a "Glass Half Full" Life!" and having the opportunity to share this with the Grand Island, Niagara Wheatfield and Lewiston Porter communities is a wish fulfilled.
JC: What makes your writing in WNYPapers.com different from JudeTheFoodie.com?
JTF: Good question, Jey! Nothing about my writing really changes. I will continue to post columns about good food, good drink and living a glass half full life. What is different is that the original column will run on WNYPapers.com for one week and then be archived on my JudeTheFoodie.com website.
I'm really excited about the exclusive contest we will have on WNYPapers.com. Often on my website, JudeTheFoodie.com I post Quick Bites or Quick Sips to briefly describe something I either prepared or had at a restaurant. Each month we will award a prize to someone who submits their favorite Quick Bite or Quick Sip based on the monthly theme. Only readers of WNYPapers.com will be able to enter. I think it would be fun to get restaurant patrons involved and get more than one foodie perspective.
And there are prizes! Who doesn't love prizes?
JC: Why WNYPapers.com? Why now?
JTF: You would never know by reading city newspapers that most people do not live in cities. Don't get me wrong, life without city newspapers would be a life I would not like to know.
But local publications like the Lewiston-Porter Sentinel, the Island Dispatch and the Niagara-Wheatfield Tribune add life and connection to my writing. This happens to be my hometown but you don't have to be from here to understand my writing and my message.
My goal is to bring you back to the great memories food can provide, make good food with you and help you make those same memories for your loved ones.
JC: Well Jude, we will see you online.
JTF: Thanks Jey. This interview was fun.


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The EEOC's lawsuit charged that Winfield Rubber Manufacturing Co. Inc. retaliated against plant manager Mark Holmes for opposing workplace sexual harassment of a subordinate employee and because Holmes responded properly under federal anti-discrimination law.
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An experiment ... for a moment, as you read this, right now, clap your hands.
Clap again.
Listen to the 'sounds'.
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Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 19:08:39 +0100 From: Mark Every <m.every@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject:
Dear all,
I have a question of general interest about auditory scene analysis, and would be grateful for any views on the subject.
Humans have the remarkable ability to interpret multiple events and perceive distinct sources within a complex sound environment. The concept of perceptual streams of information is explained in (Bregman A.S., Auditory Scene Analysis: The Perceptual Organization of Sound, MIT Press, 1990). My question is: are we really capable of perceptually segregating multiple sources concurrently, or are we just focusing our attention on one source, and then shifting it very quickly to another source? Evolutionarily speaking, I can see it would be advantageous if we were being chased by two lions rather than one, to be able to concentrate on both simultaneously. However, I also have the impression that if lion 1 roars, we will forget about lion 2 for a moment, and vice versa. If both roar at the same time, are we now listening to two separate lions or just a general sound of lions roaring? In any case, run for it...
Best, Mark
-- Mark Every <m.every@xxxxxxxxxxxx> CVSSP, SEPS, University of Surrey


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The Vikings came up just short in the third game of the week, dropping a 4-3 contest to UCHS. Pitrofsky had two more hits and an RBI, while Alex Eliopulos and Tyson Youngs also drove in runs for the Vikings.
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Hey, Larry the Cable Guy here. This go around, I want to talk to you about another important factor in your tailgate: team colors. When it comes to those two or three colors that represent your team…the more you use them, the better.
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- Team colors never go out of season. The more festive your tailgating site, the better.
- Bonus points for having someone in your crew dress up as the team mascot…but I would advise you not to bring an actual version of your mascots to the party.
- Anything inflatable always draws attention to a party. Balloons, giant inflatable football players, moon bounces…they all scream "You WISH you were at my tailgate."
- They've got EVERYTHING in team colors nowadays. Cups, plates, napkins, tables…bring it all. Each utensil will leave your tailgate crew more and more amazed with every bite!
- Have you seen those branders that put your team's logos on your steaks and burgers? Now THAT is some serious dedication. It's great to feel like you're supporting your team with every bite.
Now in order to make sure I'm ready to go on game day I have my secret tailgating strategy: Prilosec OTC. As a frequent heartburn sufferer, if I take Prilosec OTC once a day in the morning, I can rest assure that I'll be heartburn-free for 24 hours*. That gives me plenty of time to show off my stand-out tailgate and enjoy the beauty that is football.
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SEATTLE (AP) — The Chicago Sky got off to a slow start. However, once they got going, there was no stopping them.
Epiphanny Prince scored 12 of her 16 points in the fourth quarter as the Chicago Sky rallied from 16 points down in the second half to beat the Seattle Storm 79-66 on Thursday night.
Swin Cash scored 18 points against her former team, Sylvia Fowles had 16 points and 10 rebounnds and Allie Quigley added a career high-tying 14 points for the Sky (16-8). Chicago, playing without injured leading scorer Elena Delle Donne, used a 17-0 run in the fourth quarter to avoid the two-game season sweep by Seattle.
"It was a great effort," Prince said, "but I think we should have started earlier."
BOX SCORE: Sky 79, Storm 66
Prince scored seven points during the 17-0 fourth-quarter run that saw the Sky go from 13 points down to a 66-62 lead. Chicago outscored Seattle 32-6 in the fourth quarter and 30-4 over the final 8½ minutes.
"If felt so good," Cash said of the 26-point swing in the fourth quarter. "We felt our shots going in; we were focused - and it came at a good time. That's the momentum we need, and the focus we need, come playoff time."
Shekinna Stricklen scored 20 points to lead Seattle (10-13).
The Storm used strong shooting and a 12-1 third-quarter run to take a 56-40 lead before the Sky got going. Seattle was shooting 25 for 46 through the third quarter but went just 3 for 12 in the fourth.
"We tried to stop it, but they got on a roll," said Storm veteran Tina Thompson, who scored just seven points on 3-for-10 shooting. "And once they did, especially Epiphanny, it was just kind of hard to stop them."
Delle Donne wore a boot on her left foot while watching from the bench in street clothes. She suffered the injury in the first half of Tuesday's game at Los Angeles.
Without its star rookie, Chicago got off to a slow start while Seattle jumped out to a 39-29 halftime lead. The Storm made 14 of their first 25 shots, while Chicago struggled from the field and missed all five of its 3-point attempts.
"It's not always an immediate fix right after somebody goes down," Cash said of how the Sky struggled through the first three quarters. "We got a little more aggressive, and we got some stops. . We have the ability to go in spurts."
Turnovers on Seattle's first three possessions of the second half helped Chicago pull to 39-35 over the first 1:01 of the third quarter, and the Sky eventually scored on its first five possessions after halftime. But the Storm kept shooting well, making eight of their first nine field goals and three 3-pointers over the first 7 minutes of the second half to open up a 58-43 lead. Along the way, Seattle's advantage got as large as 16 points.
But Chicago shot 12 of 15 from the field and 2 for 2 from 3-point range in the fourth quarter to extend its winning streak to three games.
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Ju Young Park will join La Liga side Celta Vigo on loan for the 2012/13 season, subject to the completion of regulatory processes.
The 27-year-old forward has made six appearances for Arsenal last season, scoring once, after joining the Club from AS Monaco in summer 2011.
He heads to the newly-promoted Spanish club to maximise his opportunities for first-team football.
A South Korea international, Ju has played in the 2006 and 2010 World Cups. He also represented his country this summer in the 2012 London Olympics, where his two goals in six games helped the team to a bronze medal.
Everyone at Arsenal wishes Ju well for his time at the Balaidos Municipal Stadium.
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The first of the big spring auctions began Tuesday night at Sotheby's, where paintings and sculptures by Cézanne, Braque and Léger topped expectations as bidders from 35 countries put money on their walls rather than in the shakier financial markets. The crowd — including the rapper L L Cool J and the New York businessman Donald L. Bryant Jr. — watched as bidders competed for Impressionist and modern artworks.
Because Impressionist and modern art has become increasingly difficult to find these days, collections from estates, which have generally been off the market for decades, are particularly coveted.
The audience also came for a dose of people-watching. All eyes were on the front row, as members of the Nahmad family — the dynasty of dealers with galleries in the Carlyle Hotel in New York and on Cork Street in London — sat in their usual places. Last month, Hillel Nahmad, 34, known as Helly and from New York, was charged by federal prosecutors with playing a leading role in a gambling and money-laundering operation that stretched from Kiev and Moscow to Los Angeles and New York.
Mr. Nahmad, who has denied the charges, was there, along with his brother, Joe, and sister, Marielle Safra, but noticeably absent were their parents, David and Collette, and his cousin, who is also known as Helly and who runs a gallery in London. The Nahmad sons spent the evening glued to their cellphones, but not bidding themselves.
For officials at Sotheby's, it was business as usual. The auction house had won the estate of Alex Lewyt, a Manhattan vacuum cleaner inventor who died in 1998, and his wife, Elisabeth, an animal-welfare advocate who died in December. They had collected some 200 works, including paintings, drawings and sculptures by Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Cézanne and Modigliani.
Some of the best of their collection started off the sale on Tuesday night, and most fared well. Top among them was "Les Pommes," a still life by Cézanne from 1889-90. Although it was expected to bring $25 million to $35 million, three bidders pushed up prices, before it sold to a telephone bidder for $37 million, or $41.6 million with fees. Another winner from the Lewyt collection was Modigliani's "Amazone," a 1909 portrait of the glamorous socialite Marguerite de Hasse de Villers. That work was estimated to bring $20 million to $30 million. It, too, went to a telephone bidder for $23 million, or $25.9 million with fees.
Because Impressionist and modern art has become increasingly difficult to find these days, collections from estates, which have generally been off the market for decades, are particularly coveted. And the Lewyts' property helped propel the evening. Of the 71 works up for sale, only 11 failed to find buyers. The evening sale totaled $230 million, just shy of its $235 million high estimate.
(Final prices include the buyer's premium: 25 percent of the first $100,000; 20 percent from $100,000 to $2 million and 12 percent of the rest. Estimates do not reflect commissions.)
A little star power can often go a long way, but only so far. Four bidders went for a 1921 Léger that until recently had hung in Madonna's New York bedroom. The singer was selling the painting of "Trois Femmes à la Table Rouge" to raise money to benefit girls' education projects overseas. The singer bought the painting at Sotheby's in 1990 for $3.4 million. On Tuesday night, it was expected to fetch $5 million to $7 million but ended up bringing $6.2 million or $7.1 million, including Sotheby's fees.
Picasso's images of musketeers, overlooked by collectors for decades, became the rage after a show organized four years ago, by John Richardson, the artist's biographer, at one of the Gagosian Galleries in Chelsea.
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Ever since, examples of these canvases, painted late in his life, have come up for sale. On Tuesday night, "Buste d'Homme," from 1969, was expected to bring $5 million to $7 million. It soared above its high estimate, selling to a telephone bidder for $8.5 million or $9.6 million with fees.
Mr. Bryant snapped up a 1954 three-dimensional folded metal sculpture of "Sylvette," Picasso's 19-year-old neighbor in Vallauris, in the south of France, for $12 million or $13.6 million with fees, just at its low $12 million estimate. "I thought it was the best thing here," Mr. Bryant said after the sale.
Monumental sculptures have sold for strong prices in recent years, especially well-known images like one of Rodin's thinkers. One, conceived in 1880 and cast in 1906, was bought by Ben Frija, a dealer from Oslo for $15.3 million, well above its $12 million high estimate.
"Trophy-hunting season has started," said Rory Howard, a private dealer, as he was leaving the sale. "Brand names, that's what collectors want."


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Jason Stewart is such a food pervert he must remain seated for a few minutes after Dominoes Friday arrives.
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Just in case you have been out of commission and haven't heard of Pinterest, according to its About Page, "Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web […] Browsing pinboards is a fun way to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests."
The site was (soft) launched less than two years ago and is still by-invitation-only, but has exploded in popularity in the past few months. According to ZDNet, Pinterest received nearly 11 million total visits in the week ending December 1, 2011. That's 4,000 percent growth on visits during a single week in just six months, points out CNET, bumping it into the top 10 social sites among the more than 6,000 properties that Hitwise tracks.
In fact, for the first time Pinterest made the new BurrellesLuce 2012 Top Media Outlets: Newspapers, Blogs, Consumer Magazines, Websites and Social Networks. The site comes in at number 9 on the top social networks (with 0.41 percent market share) according to Hitwise rankings for the week ending December 17, 2011 – beating out newcomer Google+ which rounds out the number 10 spot with 0.36 percent market share.
We all see cool stuff online that we'd like to share or save (aka "pin") – I have some Facebook friends that I wish would use Pinterest instead of filling my stream with kitten images and quotation graphics, but that's for another post. Snark aside, it is no surprise that people are finding use for this online pinboard. Friends and colleagues that are engaged are pinning wedding themed items, foodie friends are pinning recipes, fashion junkies are pinning wish-list items, etc.
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To promote my horror novel, AFRAID, which debuts March 31, I'm appearing on different blogs every single day in March.
Please follow my daily journey, and broaden your blog-reading horizons.
Today I get to hang out at two of my favorite blogs. What makes them my favorites? Well, along with being informative, interesting, and continually updated, they're written by close, personal friends of mine.
First I visit Murderati, grabbing a guest spot thanks to the inimitable JT Ellison, where I talk about why blogs are pointless and why you need to stop blogging:
Then I head over to The Good Girls Kill For Money Club, courtesy of the always entertaining Tasha Alexander, and talk about the scariest thing to ever happen to you. I'm also having a contest there, giving away a free copy of Afraid:
Speaking of free copies of Afraid, remember that tonight at midnight, Central Standard Time, my 70 word short story contest ends over at Laurin Wittig's blog, Between the Lines.
We're almost at the halfway point in the tour. If you're just tuning in, I encourage you to go back to Day #1 and follow my gradual progression across the blogosphere. There are lot of great blogs out there. chocked full of great information, and part of the reason for this tour is to make people aware of them. Go now. I'll still be here when you get back.
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