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Chocolate Raspberry Ganache Cake – 17 and Baking turns 17
April 19, 2009 at 1:50 pm 78 comments
When I was little, I used to remember birthdays by party themes and presents.
There was my fabulous pink themed party, with hot magenta and bubble gum pink stuffed animals hanging from the ceiling. The birthday where all the kids swung eagerly at a pinata, unable to crack it, forcing Dad to come to the rescue. And who could forget the birthday I was presented with my own Barbie bicycle, complete with sparkles on the handlebars?
But these days, I remember birthdays by the people and the food we celebrated with. The year my Pubah carried out a hamburger cake to my utter delight. Or the birthday cake decorated with plastic dancing princesses, which I still have in a box under my bed. Even the famous family mashed potatoes I've requested for every single birthday dinner of my life, since I can remember.
Last year, I invited two of my closest friends over and we made dinner: 3 different kinds of pasta from scratch, mixing and rolling out the dough right on the table. It was the perfect low-key sweet 16, memorable and intimate and tasty.
Turning 17 was a little different. It seemed less important, less of a "big deal," and there were no balloons or real parties. The only celebratory thing I did was eat at Salty's, a pricey and stunning restaurant (more on that later.) In fact, it felt like an average April day. But little things made it special… from my friends singing happy birthday at lunch to my beautiful birthday dinner, it was made even sweeter.
Click to read about dinner at Salty's and how I assembled this showstopper chocolate cake of my dreams.
For my birthday meal, Salty's was amazing. The restaurant is nationally acclaimed, a valet took our car, and we sat with a postcard perfect view of the waterfront and downtown Seattle, but Salty's is unpretentious. I told them it was my birthday when I made reservations, so there were bright balloons waiting at our table.
When we arrived, the sun was just about to begin setting, and the whole skyline sparkled blue and silver. By the time we left, the sky had darkened, traces of gold were leaving the sky, and the whole city glittered.
Our appetizer, coconut tiger prawns with a spicy Thai chili sauce and a tangy citrus sauce, was probably the best thing we had. So light, it melted in our mouths… I ate every single shred of toasted coconut off my plate and refused to drink any water, savoring the flavor as long as I could.
My entree was also great. Cedar smoked wild Coho salmon with mashed potatoes, tomato beurre blanc, and spring pea greens with a bacon vinaigrette. I ended up having birthday potatoes after all! (Though I missed Dad's.) No photo of this – it's impossible to avoid blurriness in a restaurant, sorry.
Dessert was unforgettable too. White chocolate mousse cake that was lighter than air, their signature dessert, on the house because of my birthday. I don't usually like restaurant desserts because I bake myself, but of course, this was so good I asked the waiter for the recipe. Ha. (He laughed a little and politely said no.)
[Update: Reader Jan let me know that the recipe is, in fact, on the Salty's website! You'd think the waiter could have filled me in! (; Thanks Jan!]
But chocolate cake is my favorite. I don't find vanilla boring, and I do like lemon and carrot, but there's really nothing like a classic, mile-high chocolate cake. Like this one, made just for my birthday. It's so tall it doesn't fit in my cake carrier. It's incredibly moist, so intense it's nearly black. I've never had such soft, rich, dark chocolate cake before. It's rich, but the chocolate flavor isn't overwhelming. Good thing, because it's covered in melt-in-your-mouth ganache.
But what flavor to choose? It didn't take long before I settled on raspberry. Fresh berries are something I rarely have with because they're so expensive, but I made an exception for my birthday. Raspberry jam and raspberry ganache between the layers of my cake, and fresh raspberries on top. Delicious.
What a special cake. It's super rich. Eat it in teeny tiny, dark and aromatic slices, as it's truly death by chocolate. I'm submitting it into Poornima's "For the Love of Chocolate" event as well as my Mini Cocoa and Banana Pavlovas.
Chocolate Raspberry Ganache Cake
Including Sour Cream Chocolate Cake from Sky High: Irresistible Triple-Layer Cakes
Makes a three layer 8″ cake
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 1/2 cups sugar
3/4 cup unsweetened Dutch cocoa powder
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup canola oil
1 cup sour cream
1 1/2 cups water
2 tablespoons distilled white vinegar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 eggs
Raspberry Ganache (recipe follows)
2/3 cup raspberry jam
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Butter three 8″ cake pans and line the bottoms with parchment paper. Butter again. [ I just buttered and dusted with cocoa. It was extremely hard to get the cakes out - don't skip the parchment paper.]
Sift the flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt into a large bowl and whisk to combine. Whisk in the oil and sour cream, then gradually beat in the water. Add the vinegar and vanilla and mix to combine, and finally beat in the eggs until the batter is well combined. Divide among the three cake pans.
Bake for about 35 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out almost clean. Cool in the pans for 20 minutes, then invert onto a wire rack and peel off the parchment paper, letting the cakes cool completely. These cakes are very soft, and it helps to freeze them for 15 minutes at this point. While the cakes cool, make the Raspberry Ganache.
If the cakes are not flat, use a serrated knife to even the tops. Place one layer onto a parchment-lined cardboard cut out and spread 1/3 cup raspberry jam. Cover the jam with a thin, 1/4″ thick layer of raspberry ganache. Top with the second layer and repeat. Then invert the final layer and place on top.
To frost the cake, start with a crumb coat: barely cover the entire cake with a thin, see through layer of ganache. This is to help create a smooth finish later. Chill the cake for 10 minutes.
Frost the cake with the remaining raspberry ganache and top with fresh raspberries. I would recommend leaving the cake at room temperature to prevent the ganache from becoming too brittle.
Raspberry Ganache
Makes just enough to fill and frost a three layer 8″ cake
15 oz bittersweet chocolate, chopped *
1 2/3 cups frozen raspberries
8 oz (2 sticks) butter, room temperature
Bring an inch or two of water to a simmer in a medium saucepan. As the water heats, microwave the raspberries in 1 minute intervals, stirring and mashing with a fork, until they become a smooth liquid. Pour through a strainer (should yield 1/3 cup raspberry juice) and set aside to cool.
Place the chopped chocolate and the butter in a large heatproof bowl and set over the saucepan. The bowl should not touch the water or fall more than halfway into the saucepan. Stir until the chocolate and butter melt, then gradually add in the slightly warm raspberry juice, whisking to combine.
Take the ganache off the heat and let cool until spreadable, stirring once in a while.
* The ganache was almost too sweet, but I used a combination of semisweet and bittersweet chocolate. Use the bitterest, darkest chocolate possible to counteract the sweetness of the berries.
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That triangular crack is from the beautiful candle that I pulled out of my slice. I'll tell you when my wish comes true.
Miss 17 and Baking is 17 at last!
[An especially sweet thank you to all my friends - C, T, M, D, K, C, and J - who had a birthday dinner with me at a local sushi joint. We bought out the conveyor belt and played charades in the park. Thank you so much for the card, gift certificate, yellow striped apron & oven mitts, and the vanilla bean!]
Entry filed under: Cake/Cupcakes. Tags: cake, chocolate, Eating Out, layer cake, raspberries.
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We did a winter version for Emma's birthday, meaning we didn't buy flown-in raspberries from halfway round the world, but stuck with good organic frozen for the ganache and substituted black and white cows from the Amish Grocery for serious crunch. Cake was so rich we never could finish it. Lovely recipe.
That cake is the size of my face =O
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Hi Elissa! I know it's not your bithday, but I deduce you'll turn 19 in less than a month. Again, I had to say something about this cake. The combination of chocolate and raspberry in the ganache must be terrific. I love this cake and it has to be one of my future cooking tasks in my kitchen.
i loved your insight on birthdays. It does seem that we spend so much time trying to make our bdays big and perfect but we barely remebers them. We have little flashes and inside jokes but we never remember all the details we plan so carefully before hand. But I do love the cake and the use of a fruit in conjunction rather than just straight chocolate ! awesome job keep it up!
Tried this recipe for a friend's birthday.
The cake was divine. Unfortunately I did not have fresh raspberries for the top but was still great. -
I agree, now that I'm older when I think of someone's birthday I think of cake, not just the fact that I get to have some but also what it will look like because off course, I always put myself in charge of making it.
I just made this cake with two of my friends for my friends Uni Graduation….took a lot of effort to make but was definately worth every second! This is an amazing recipe! Thank you soooo much Elissa! Yet again, you're recipe has proven to be amazingly delectable!
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Hi! I'm wondering if I could just omit the strawberries for an exclusively chocolate ganache. Let me know if that would work of if other adjustments would be necessary. Thanks!
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I had been wanting to make this for a while, and finally got the chance to for my dad's birthday. I didn't have sour cream, so I used non fat plain yogurt, and didn't have raspberries, so it was an exclusively chocolate cake. OH. MY. WORD. It was incredible. My entire family is in a happy chocolate coma right now:)
This looks delicious and reminds me of my mom's chocolate raspberry cheesecake (the ingredients more than texture, of course). Thanks for sharing!
The water used in the cake, does it need to be hot water?
Hello Miss Elissa,
This cake caught my eye on pinterest. I love the color and can not wait to try out the recipe. I'm partial to moist and rich cake.
I meandered my way through your pins and wanted to compliment your choice of color, texture, and FLAVORS! What an inspiration :)
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This cake was amazing!!! I didn't have the jam but it still came out great! I've been looking for a chocolate cake that wasn't dry and dense and this one is far from it! Super rich, delicate and MOIST! I could have probably added more raspberry to the ganache since the flavor was kind of faint but it was still devoured!
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Just wanted to say that I used to read your blog quite a bit a while back when you posted more often and it was when I had recently moved out of home in New Zealand and was learning my own baking techniques and favourites after surviving on Mums recipes for so long. This is now an absolute favourite of mine and all my friends/family love it when they get this as their special birthday treat. So thank you, and keep up being awesome xx
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Just finished making this beautiful and delicious cake. It turned out perfect and I even doubled the recipe and make it a six layer! This cake will be my new go to recipe for any special occasion or for just when I'm craving really good chocolate too! :) Thank you for sharing recipe!
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Finish ahead of New Zealand, Mexico; Bulgaria relegated.
IZMIT, Turkey - World rankings went out of the window as Israel struck gold at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division II Group B. Hosts Turkey will stay in Division II thanks to a win on the final day against Bulgaria.40th in the latest IIHF World Rankings and with a disappointing fifth-place finish last year, Israel entered the tournament in Izmit as an unknown entity and the second-lowest ranked team.
Four games and four wins later, promotion to Division II Group A was already a done deal going into the last day. Hard fought victories against China (6-3), Turkey (5-3) and New Zealand (3-2) set the tone for the Israelis led by points by their lethal first line of Daniel Ehrlich, Oren Eizenman and Maxim Birbraer. All three players, who had been unavailable during last year's World Championship, now made the difference with Ehrlich almost single-handedly clinching promotion by scoring 11 points in a 13-2 rout of Bulgaria on day 4.
Despite a defeat to Mexico in the last game, it was a tournament with an array of positives for Israel head coach Jean Perron.
"Overall we played really well and disciplined, and the first four games were extremely pleasant for me as a coach," he said. "When I talk about discipline I don't only mean staying away from penalties, but also that the players are following the system that we are set to play. We upset China right from the start, we upset New Zealand, so we had a very successful ride. I wish we could have won the fifth game too, but overall we played extremely well."
Perron, a 1986 Stanley Cup winning coach with the Montreal Canadiens enjoyed a fruitful spell with Israel already between 2005-06 when he then steered the Middle Eastern nation to Division I to play against the likes of France and Germany. Now in his second spell as head coach, Perron believes good progress is once again being made in Israel.
"With the new management and the new direction at the Israeli Federation it seems like we are going to be able to keep our best players so they can continue to play and practise even when they are doing the military service. Also the junior players we had here in Izmit are better than the ones I had during my first year in Israeli hockey, so I think we are on the right path," he said.
While Israel can look forward to Division IIA next year, second-placed New Zealand will rue some of the decisions made out on the ice during their tight encounter with the eventual gold medal winners. Three Israeli goals in one man advantage saw them rush into a 3-1 lead. Jeremy Chai pulled a goal back for the Ice Blacks midway through the final frame, but despite offensive pressure and having pulling goaltender Richard Parry from the net, they werent able to get the tying goal and Israel held out for a 3-2 win.
"Five on five we were even with Israel but we weren't smart enough to avoid penalties. They score three power-play goals against us and that cost us the game," said New Zealand head coach Andreas Kaisser.
Coming down from Division IIA for this season, New Zealand arrived to Turkey without a few regular starters as the players themselves having to fork out NZ$ 4,000 (2,600) for their World Championship trip. But, with his team ending up level with points with Israel, Kaisser can take a lot of positives with him ahead of next year's promotion push.
"The boys showed a lot of character throughout the tournament. All five games were tough and they really came closer together as a team. The last game against China reflects the whole tournament for us, we were two goals down, but the players showed true character and that they are really determined and passionate for their sport and to play for their country and it was great to see, said Kaisser after the 6-5 win against China, a game which sealed their silver medals ahead of Mexico.
29 hectic third period seconds into the final frame of Mexico's closing game versus Israel first saw Bryan Arroyo's slapshot finding the top corner before Cristofer Kelo reacted in front of the net to steer home the 4-3 winning goal in Mexico's favour that won the bronze medals for the Central Americans, their first at the Division II level.
Mexico needed time to get into tournament mode as its crop of players arrived to Izmit without having played any national championship this season and with only three competitive international games behind them all season - dating back as far as to a Olympic Preliminary Qualification in Croatia in September last year.
"We must have been the underdogs for the others, and for ourselves we didn't really know what to think about us as a team" said forward Manuel Sierra. "But I think we did a good job and now we are looking forward to try and get to host the World Championship in Mexico City for next year and try and win it.
Things are looking up now for the Mexican program, with a third Olympic-sized ice rink due for completion in the capital of Mexico which the federation will be having easy access to.
China, who last year finished second in Division II Group B, blew hot and cold during a tournament in which they finished fourth. Lack of discipline such as 97 penalty minutes in the 5-0 loss to Mexico were mixed with sparks of brilliance when scoring three unanswered second-period goals against New Zealand in their final game 6-5 loss.
The youngest team of the tournament with an average age of only 22, Japanese head coach Keisuke Araki, in his second year at the helm, harbours high hopes for his promising crop of youngsters.
"Our players are very young and skilled, but lack experience, so they need time. Most of them also play in the Asia League with China Dragon. They will have a lot of good experiences and we are hoping that in two years we can be ready to promote the national team up one division and in five years maybe even be ready to take another step up," said Araki.
Meanwhile, at the other end, despite four straight defeats, newly promoted hosts Turkey were able to take great credit from high-spirited performances throughout the tournament, such as being 3-2 up against Israel ahead of the third period, before losing 5-3 in the end. But the hosts finally broke through and got their reward in their final game, in the relegation-decider against neighbours Bulgaria.
Down 3-1 early thanks to Bulgaria's prospect Georgi Iskrenov scoring a first period hat-trick, Turkey worked themselves back into the game.
Despite a short power failure midway through the second period, the light never went out for the Turks' battle for survival as they rallied back to tie the game at 3-3 before the middle frame came to and end. Two quick goals by Yusuf Halil and Serkan Gumus with 42 seconds between them in the final period sealed the game, which in the end finished with a 6-3 win for Turkey and a place in next year's Division II Group B.
"Motivation is never a problem with these players," said Turkey head coach Eduard Hartmann. "Instead it can often get too emotional and hot-blooded and I had to tell my players to be calm down and be patient after we scored our fourth goal."
The consequences for Bulgaria following their final day loss meant relegation to Division III but also the end of a magnificent international career of a true hockey legend.
With a remarkable 24 senior World Championships between the pipes for Bulgaria, Konstantin Mihaylov will bow out from the international stage. He made his last appearance in the defeat against Israel as he replaced Nikola Nikolov in the net for the final period, where the age gap between the two goalies were 29 years and five days.
Mihaylov's advice to his 19-year-old disciple whom he coached for four years in the past is as plain as its simple: "He has the skills, but he must train harder."
Final Ranking:
1. Israel 12 (promoted)
2. New Zealand 12
3. Mexico 11
4. China 6
5. Turkey 3
6. Bulgaria 1 (relegated)
Best Players Selected by the Directorate:
Best Goalkeeper: Avihu Sorotzky, Israel
Best Defenceman: Berton Haines, New Zealand
Best Forward: Brian Arroyo, Mexico
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UPDATE: (2:05 p.m.) - Brief statement by sheriff's official conformed three people injured, one suspect in custody, still an active situation.
UPDATE: (1:43 p.m.) - Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia is calling this an active shooter situation, meaning they believe there was more than one gunman involved, although one shooter is reported to be in custody now. There are reports of multiple injuries in the incident.
ORIGINAL POST: Lone Star College has posted the following alert, taken directly from their website www.lonestar.edu.
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HOUSTON (AP) — A shooting on a Texas community college campus wounded at least two people Tuesday and sent students fleeing for safety as officials placed the campus on lockdown, officials said.
Authorities had at least one person in custody, according to a law enforcement official in Washington who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the ongoing case. The official said local authorities also thought there could be a second shooter.
He said multiple injuries had been reported.
Aerial footage from local television stations showed police cars and ambulances parked on the Lone Star College System campus about 20 miles north of downtown Houston. Emergency personnel could be seen tending to people on stretchers, while others ran from a building led by officers.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office had no immediate details, but college spokesman Jed Young confirmed the campus was put on lockdown following reports of a shooter. The college issued an alert on its website telling students and faculty to take immediate shelter or avoid the campus.
Melinda Muse, spokeswoman for the Harris County Health System, said two people were taken to Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Emergency Center following the shooting.
Cody Harris, 20, he said he was in a classroom with about six or seven other students waiting for a psychology class to start when he heard eight shots. He and other students looked at each other, said "I guess we should get out of here," and fled.
"I was just worried about getting out," Harris said. "I called my grandmother and asked her to pick me up."
The Lone Star College System has an enrollment of 90,000 students and six college campuses, according to its website.
Along with the college, four nearby schools in the Aldine Independent School District went into lockdown, a district spokesman said.
Lone Star student Daniel Flores, 19, said he was in a tutoring lab on the second floor doing homework when he heard what he heard six to seven shots.
"I didn't think they were shots," he said. "It sounded like someone was kicking a door."
About 60 people were in the lab, and they began running out of the room once they realized the sound was gunfire, he said. They fled to a nearby student services center, where authorities kept them there for about 30 minutes before letting them go.
Associated Press writer Eileen Sullivan contributed to this report from Washington.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A law enforcement official says Texas authorities have at least one person in custody in connection to the Lone Star College campus shooting in Houston, and local authorities think there could potentially be a second shooter.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss an ongoing case. The official says multiple injuries have been reported.
The Houston-area community college is on lockdown amid reports of a shooter on campus. Lone Star College System issued an alert on its website telling students and faculty to take immediate shelter or avoid the campus.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Charges aren't expected to be filed against a 25-year-old man who was involved in an argument that escalated into gunfire at a Houston-area community college, officials said Wednesday.
The two men who were arguing and a bystander were shot in the Tuesday incident outside the library at the North Harris campus of Lone Star College.
Authorities early Wednesday charged 22-year-old Carlton Berry with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Court records did not list an attorney for Berry.
Harris County Sheriff's Office spokesman Thomas Gilliland said the 25-year-old, identified in court records as Jody Neal, did not have a weapon. Berry was the only person who shot a weapon during the incident, Gilliland said.
Gilliland said authorities are trying to figure out if the argument between Berry and Neal was an "ongoing altercation or if it stemmed from that day" and whether the two were students at the community college.
The sheriff's office was expected to discuss its ongoing investigation at a news conference later Wednesday.
Court records have identified the bystander who was shot as 69-year-old maintenance worker Bobby Cliburn. A woman who suffered a medical problem during the incident was hospitalized, along with the three injured men. Updates on their conditions were not immediately available.
Berry has a court hearing scheduled for Thursday but it might be delayed because of his medical condition, officials said. He is being treated at a medical wing for county inmates at LBJ General Hospital. He faces a total bond of $60,000.
The volley of gunshots around noon Tuesday at Lone Star College, located in north Houston, prompted a lockdown then evacuation of the campus. Students were allowed to return to campus and retrieve their vehicles later Tuesday. Classes at the campus resumed on Wednesday.
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Starting Aug. 27, Lone Star College-Tomball (LSC-Tomball) will be offering four college courses, every Monday evening at Magnolia High School.
Courses offered will be English Composition and Rhetoric I, Federal Government, General Psychology and Intro to Computers.
The high school is located at 14350 FM 1488 in Magnolia.
"Lone Star College-Tomball offers students opportunities to learn day or night, on campus, or online. In this case, we are bringing the campus to Magnolia High School to provide a close to home option for our students in the Magnolia area," LSC-Tomball Vice President of Instruction, Lee Ann Nutt said. "These four courses are part of most degree and transfer plans. So, no matter the student's goal, we're hoping these courses close to their home will make it easier to reach their goal."
To register for the courses being held at the high school, visit www.lonestar.edu/registration or register in-person at Lone Star College-Tomball, located at 30555 Tomball Parkway.
Lone Star College-Tomball's Theatre Depart-ment will present 'Noises Off' in the LSC-Tomball Per-forming Arts Center, Oct. 25-27 at 7:30 p.m.
'Noises Off' is often called one of the funniest farces ever written. The production presents a manic cast of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called 'Nothing's On'. Doors slamming, on-and backstage intrigue, and an errant herring all figure in the plot of this hilarious and classically comic play.
"This play will have the audience rolling with laughter the entire time," said Drama Professor Sherri White. "The cast we have is excellent. It will be a great time for everyone!"
Tickets for 'Noises Off' are $15 for the general public, $12 for seniors and Lone Star College System employees, and $5 for students with a student ID. They can be purchased online by visiting www.lonestar.edu/tomball-drama or over the phone by calling 281.357.3654. The LSC-Tomball PAC is located at 30555 Tomball Parkway in Tomball.
HOUSTON (AP) — Prosecutors on Monday dropped charges against a 22-year-old man who authorities initially believed was involved in a shooting that wounded him and two others at a Houston-area community college.
Carlton Berry was arrested soon after the Jan. 22 shootings at Lone Star College and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. But authorities later accused another man, Trey Foster, 22, of being the shooter.
Foster has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault and faces a charge of resisting arrest in an earlier case. He was arrested Friday in the Dallas suburb of Plano.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia defended his agency's initial arrest of Berry, saying two of the victims initially indicated that Barry was the shooter. He also said Berry at first refused to talk to investigators, and it was only after he was charged that he pointed authorities to Foster.
"I support my investigators. I continue to support them," Garcia said. "I remain proud of their thoroughness and their relentless pursuit of the truth. They did what they were supposed to do."
Investigators say the shooting happened after 25-year-old Jody Neal bumped into Foster while Foster was walking with Berry. Foster and Neal argued but went their separate ways.
But when the two ran into each other 30 minutes later, they argued again and Foster fired at Neal, wounding him in the abdomen and leg. Berry also was shot and wounded, and a maintenance worker for the college, Bobby Cliburn, 55, was hit in the leg.
Authorities say at least 10 shots were fired, causing panic and a leading to a campus lockdown.
Berry's attorney, Robert A. Jones, said his client never should have been charged or jailed because the evidence showed he was a victim. Berry was shot in the left hip, which Jones said was an indication that Berry might have been facing away or running away from the shooter.
"He said that continually, whenever (authorities) talked to him, that he didn't do anything. But that wasn't enough. Then they started their investigation based upon his statement and they realized he didn't do anything," Jones said.
Prosecutor Alison Baimbridge said authorities dropped the charges in the interest of justice. She said that as with any investigation, the more witness interviews and evidence collecting that are done, authorities are "better able to determine who was where, what actually occurred."
Charges were formally dropped during a court hearing Monday, and Berry was later released from jail.
Foster made his initial court appearance Monday. He is being held on bonds totaling $100,000, and if he posts them, a judge ordered him subject to GPS monitoring and a curfew.
Quanell X, a community activist and a spokesman for Foster's family, said Foster told him Berry had nothing to do with the shooting. Berry and Foster apparently knew each other from school.
"It was inappropriate and wrong for Trey to have a pistol on campus," he said.
Quanell X said Foster legally bought the .40-caliber handgun authorities say was used in the shooting at a sporting goods store in Houston. Foster took a class for a concealed handgun license but had not completed the process to get a license, he said.
Garcia said investigators confirmed Foster bought the gun at the store, but noted there are questions about whether he should have been allowed to do so because of his criminal history.
Jess Myers, a spokesman for the sporting goods store, St. Paul, Minn.-based Gander Mountain, said the company couldn't provide firearms purchase records or comment on an ongoing investigation.
"Gander Mountain operates in strict compliance with all local, state and federal laws regarding firearms ownership and fully cooperates with law enforcement," Myers said in an email.
Quanell X said Foster bought the gun to defend himself after he was shot in the face a couple of years ago and had recently been receiving threats. He said Foster panicked during the shooting.
"He was very remorseful and sorry that innocent people got shot," he said.
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With fanfare at its five colleges five years ago this month, Lone Star College System (LSCS) became the new name for the North Harris Montgomery Community College District, which also had its beginning 40 years ago, in 1973.
The college, founded as North Harris County College, opened its doors for classes in the fall of 1973 with 613 students. The classes were initially held at Aldine High School until a permanent facility could be built.
Fast forward 40 years and LSCS has grown to six colleges, multiple centers and two University Centers, with 78,000 credit students and a total of more than 90,000 students.
LSCS is now the largest institution of higher education in the Houston area and the fastest-growing community college system in the nation.
"Lone Star College System owes much gratitude to those in our community who realized the need for top-quality higher education in north Harris and Montgomery counties and worked to make it a reality," said Dr. Richard Carpenter, LSCS chancellor. "Over the years, LSCS has helped thousands of young people achieve their goals for an education and entry into the skilled workforce."
The name change for the college system came after months of deliberation and a polling process that included input from more than 5,000 participants from the community. The board of trustees voted unanimously to change the name to Lone Star College System, which was the overwhelmingly favorite choice among those who participated.
In a recently-conducted market research study, community awareness of Lone Star College System was extremely high, with nearly 80 percent of residents in the Houston region having top of mind awareness of LSCS. The study also revealed that almost all the residents polled – 96 percent – said that they felt LSCS was valuable to their community. More than 75 percent of those polled agreed that without community colleges like LSCS, first responders like EMTs and firefighters would be in short supply and would not have the opportunity to receive the education needed for their current jobs.
Other results from the research study indicate that three of four residents polled agreed that funding higher education was a good investment, particularly for the LSCS community. The data reveals that for every dollar invested in LSCS, taxpayers saw a cumulative added value of $2.30. The investment is strengthened through sound fiscal management by LSCS, one of the few colleges in the country that is able to maintain an AAA bond rating from Standard and Poor's. The college system also adds $1.1 billion to the regional economy each year through increased earnings for students and improved workforce productivity for area employers.
"By 2018, it's estimated that 63 percent of all jobs will require post-secondary education," said Carpenter. "Lone Star College System has open doors for those wanting to better themselves through education, whether it's an associate degree, classes for transferring to a four-year university or obtaining workforce credentials.
"Today, just as we were 40 years ago, Lone Star College System remains committed to student success and credential completion, our number one mission," Carpenter added.
LSCS consists of six colleges including LSC-CyFair, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-Montgomery, LSC-North Harris, LSC-Tomball and LSC-University Park, five centers, LSC-University Center at Montgomery, LSC-University Center at University Park, Lone Star Corporate College, and LSC-Online. To learn more visit LoneStar.edu.
Ticket prices for the Mar. 3 LSC-Tomball Scholarship Fund benefit concert featuring the Texas A&M Singing Cadets, have been reduced to enable the entire family to experience the one-of-a-kind event.
Adult tickets are now $15 (a 40 percent savings); children's tickets are available for $10; and tickets for seniors and armed forces veterans are free. Tickets for the VIP pre-concert luncheon with the cadets at 12:30 p.m. are still available for an additional $12.50 per person .
Known as the "Voice of Aggieland," the internationally acclaimed, 60-member, all-male chorus has been delighting audiences throughout Texas, the United States and overseas with its performances of religious, patriotic, Broadway, popular and novelty songs for 107 seasons.
Tickets are available at www.lonestar.edu/tomballpac.htm. For more information, contact the box office at 281.401.1889 or Gary Cooper, PAC Manager, at 281.401.1890.
LSC-Tomball Performing Arts Center is located at 30555 Tomball Parkway in Tomball.
With a mixture of excitement, awe and intimidation on their faces, high school pianists from the Greater Houston Area will descend on Lone Star College-Tomball's Performing Arts Center (PAC) April 27, to take part in the LSC-Tomball High School Piano Contest.
Cash prizes will be awarded to each of the top three performers and trophies will be awarded to each of the top five performers. Each performer scoring 90 out of 100 points or higher will receive a medal, and every performer will receive a certificate of participation. The first place winner will be invited to perform in the LSC-Tomball year-end concert finale (May 2, 7:30 p.m. in the LSC-Tomball PAC).
The contest is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Cheryl Bates at 281.357.3675 or
. LSC-Tomball Performing Arts Center is located at 30555 Tomball Parkway in Tomball.


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Planet Money has obtained a secret government report outlining what once looked like a potential crisis: The possibility that the U.S. government might pay off its entire debt.
It sounds ridiculous today. But not so long ago, the prospect of a debt-free U.S. was seen as a real possibility with the potential to upset the global financial system.
We recently obtained the report through a Freedom of Information Act Request. You can read the whole thing here. (It's a PDF.)
As news of the killing of Col. Moammar Gadhafi spread, politicians, world leaders and dignitaries have been issuing statements. We've collected some them on this post and we'll add more as we get them:
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said this in a statement at U.N. headquarters in New York:
The Labor Department said today that claims of unemployment insurance dipped by 6,000 to 403,000. That brings the monthly average to to its lowest point in six months.
But careful, says The Wall Street Journal, the number still remains above 400,000, "indicating the labor market still is weak."
Ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi was killed Thursday as revolutionary forces overan his hometown of Sirte. U.N. General-Secretary Ban Ki-Moon called it a "historic transition for Libya."
Originally published on Thu October 20, 2011 11:38 am
A year after cholera burst upon earthquake-weary Haiti, plans are afoot to begin vaccinating people against the highly contagious disease.
Nearly half a million Haitians — about 5 percent of the population — have already been afflicted and more than 6,500 have died.
But the goal of the vaccinators isn't to stop cholera in its tracks. They can't do that in Haiti with just 200,000 doses — enough for only 100,000 people — that's all the manufacturer can offer.
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Moammar Gadhafi ruled Libya with an iron fist for more than four decades. He was an unpredictable, often brutal leader with a grand vision of himself. In the end, he squandered his country's wealth and lost the support of his people.
During his 42 years of rule, Gadhafi reinvented his image many times — from revolutionary to Arab nationalist, freedom fighter and self-styled leader of Africa.
Multiple reports say Libya's Moammar Gadhafi may be dead. A photo of a body purported to be Ghadafi has been shown on television and websites after earlier reports that he had been captured and wounded. NPR News producer Grant Clark is in Tripoli and joins Renee Montagne by phone.
Originally published on Thu October 20, 2011 10:25 am
Despite its proximity to the Chesapeake Bay, Washington, D.C. isn't a seafood town in its own right, with a proper port. But just steps away from the White House, in the most straight-laced section of a straight-laced town, is a kind of temple to the most sensual of seafood – the raw oyster.
Reports streamed in Thursday morning that Libya's Moammar Gadhafi had been captured and killed. A Libyan transitional government official told CNN that Gadhafi is dead. A NATO official cautioned that it will take time to confirm the reports. NPR foreign editor Loren Jenkins talks with Renee Montagne about the latest developments.
We really are Prozac Nation now.
About 11 percent of people in the U.S. are taking antidepressants according to fresh figures out from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Good morning.
We'll have to make this roundup short and sweet so that we can get back to following the day's hottest breaking news:
-- Reports: Gadhafi Stronghold Has Fallen; His Status Uncertain.
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-- In Ohio: All Animals Accounted For, Sheriff Says.
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Renee Montagne talks with NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro about multiple reports of the possible capture of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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After a harrowing night and day spent hunting escaped bears, lions, tigers and other dangerous animals, authorities in Muskingum County, Ohio, believe they have killed, captured or otherwise accounted for 56 animals that were freed Tuesday from a private reserve by a man who it's believed then killed himself.
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After more than 30 days, the Occupy Wall Street movement has evolved from a protest in New York City into a growing international movement. And it all started in July, as a single blog post inspired by the Arab Spring.
Here's a look at significant developments in the Occupy Wall Street timeline, as the movement gathered momentum and spread to other U.S. cities.
Timeline: Tracking Occupy Wall Street's Growth
The U.S. hasn't had unemployment this high for this long since the Great Depression. That's weighing heavily on a lot of Americans and seems to be a key part of the frustration and anger that's being directed at Wall Street and the big banks. For many people, it's not so much about high finance as it is about a weekly paycheck.
"I'm unemployed, and I'm down here because I'm unemployed," says Bob Norkus, a protester in downtown Boston.
Walking around, it doesn't take long to figure out that many people here have the same problem.
More than half of all employed people worldwide work off the books. And that number is expected to climb over the next decade.
"Estimates are that the informal economy around the world is [worth] about $10 trillion a year," says journalist Robert Neuwirth. "That's an astounding figure because what it means, basically, is that if the informal economy was combined in one country, it would be the second-largest economy on Earth, rivaling the United States economy."
The government is not shy about its success deporting people from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently sent out videos of early-morning raids conducted across the country. Uniformed ICE agents are shown planning to capture suspects, followed by shots of the suspects being handcuffed and put into vehicles.
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As the U.S. winds down military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and troops come home, many are eager to start work in the civilian sector. But it's been tough: The federal government reports the unemployment rate for young veterans has hovered around 30 percent this year.
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In what's quickly becoming a highly anticipated annual event, the City of Magnolia and the Magnolia Community Foundation (MCF) have set Aug. 18 as the date for the second annual Magnolia Tailgate Party on the Stroll.
'Last year's turnout was amazing," MCF President Deborah Rose Miller said. "And this year, more is being planned for all ages. It is a great way to end the summer with a family-friendly evening that celebrates all school activities with the entire community."
Miller said there will be a few enhancements to this year's event.
"The biggest change is two-fold," she said. "First the bands and other groups will have performances throughout the evening on four side streets around the Stroll, instead of just one big performance. The other will be a district-wide pep rally at Sullivan Park at 7:30 p.m."
Groups performing will be the various bands, drill teams, drumlines, cheerleaders and others from the Magnolia schools.
Karaoke has been added to this year's event, while the Magnolia Rotary Club will have a dunking booth. Football coaches and principals from both Magnolia High School and Magnolia West High School will be inside the booth taunting tossers who will pay $1 for each throw. Proceeds from the dunking booth will benefit the Magnolia ISD athletic programs.
"The dunking booth we have this year is brand new and bigger," Miller said.
Booster club's from the various schools will have booths set up to sell spirit items, while other vendor and food booths will be set up along the Stroll. Vendor and food booth spots are still available for $50.
MCF has also set up a contest that offers a $500 cash prize to the school that receives the most likes on the MCF Facebook page.
"The evening will not only be a great party for all ages, but will benefit our community in tangible ways, especially the children," Miller said. "Seeing all the kids come together in one place is something I am really excited about."
Miller said the idea for the tailgate party came after a brainstorming session of MCF members.
"The tailgate was a creation of the Stroll committee and Ravelle Smith, who originated the concept," she said.
There is no charge to attend the tailgate, however alcohol is not allowed. Students are encouraged to wear their activity uniform or attire to the event.
A recent weekend offered two community events just hours apart for Magnolia residents to enjoy. The second annual Tailgate Party, held on The Stroll Aug. 18, had a large turnout – that is, until a major thunderstorm drowned out the festivities a bit early. Football teams, marching bands, cheerleaders and flag drill teams from both Magnolia high schools provided a celebratory spirit to get everyone in the mood for cheering.
Magnolia Community Foundation President Deborah Rose Miller initiated enhancements to this year's event, such as rotating performances at several Stroll locations, rather than just one main location and a combined pep rally for both area high schools. The crowd enthusiastically applauded the performers and chomped on goodies from the food stands. A dunking booth, sponsored by the Magnolia Rotary Club, was a popular attraction that offered people a chance to soak the high school coaches and principals. All proceeds benefited the Magnolia ISD athletic programs.
This year's Tailgate Party had 36 vendors and an estimated 2,000 attendees, which was approximately a 10 percent increase over last year.
"Things had just started really buzzing and then a huge thunderstorm forced us to shut down," said Miller, "but we expect next year's event to be even bigger and better."
The Community Foundation wants the Tailgate Party to continue to build community spirit among residents and students.
Also that evening, the Montgomery County Search & Rescue organization held its annual fundraiser at the Montgomery County Community Building in Magnolia. The barbeque plate sales and silent auction raised more than $18,000 this year.
The organization operates solely with volunteers, but needs money for operational expenses, training and equipment repairs, according to Vice President J. Carter Miller.
Montgomery County Search & Rescue offers services to people in need of locating missing family members. For more information, or to volunteer to help the organization, visit the website at www.moscar.org.
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30. Never Too Late
31. Troubled Heart
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OTTAWA While the current Governor General of Canada, David Johnston, acts as patron to the Womens World Championship, its worth noting that he is following in the footsteps of many predecessors.Indeed, that office has supported Canadian sport in ways that are historic and enduring, starting with the 6th Governor General, Lord Stanley of Preston.Before leaving Rideau Hall, the official residence of the GG, Lord Stanley donated the Dominion Cup, to be given annually to the best hockey team in the country. It became known almost immediately as the Stanley Cup, and the rest, as they say, is history.The Earl of Minto, who was 8th Governor General, from 1898 to 1904, donated the Minto Cup in 1901, given annually to the champion senior mens lacrosse team in the country. From 1910-24 it was given to the professional champions, and starting in 1937 it was given to the junior champions (it wasnt awarded 1925-36).Perhaps Canadas second-most famous trophy after the Stanley Cup is the Grey Cup, awarded to the football champions of the Canadian Football League (CFL). This was donated by the 9th Governor General, Earl Grey, in 1907. Grey held the position from 1904-1911.The Duke of Devonshire, the 11th Governor General (1916-21), donated the Devonshire Cup in 1918. This was a hugely popular trophy contested between senior golfers (over 55 years of age) of Canada and the United States.Lord Byng of Vimy was Canadas 12th Governor General for five years, starting in 1921. It was his wife, Lady Byng, who donated an eponymous trophy to the NHL to be presented to the leagues most gentlemanly player.The Viscount Willingdon succeeded Lord Byng in 1926 and served as GG for five years. Another sportsman, he donated the Willingdon Cup to honour Canadian interprovincial amateur golf.The 19th Governor General was Georges Vanier, 1959-67. In 1965, he donated a trophy to be given to the football champions of Canadian universities.And, most recently, the 26th Governor General, Adrienne Clarkson, crafted a trophy in her name given to the womens hockey champions of the Canadian Womens Hockey League (won twice by American teamsMinnesota Whitecaps in 2010 and Boston Blades just a few weeks ago).And so, as His Excellency, the Right Honourable David Johnston, welcomes the womens hockey world to Ottawa, his Rideau Hall home is fitting venue for a reception, for it has been within these walls that much of Canadas sporting history has been established and celebrated. The initiative to be patron came from Hockey Canada, His Excellency recalled this afternoon at Rideau Hall during a special reception for the organizers and team leaders of the eight nations. I suspect that initiative was prompted in part by virtue of the very unusual interest other governors-general have had in the game of hockey. Lord and Lady Dufferin built the first skating rink in North America. And, of course, Lord Stanley gave us the Cup almost 125 years ago. There are several points of intersection that bring Rideau Hall into hockey, and, of course, I love the game, so it was natural for me to make the connection. It was a decision of passion, an easy decision.That passion started when he was a boy growing up in Ontario and continued to grow as he moved on in life. His career, his family, his personality all reflect a love for the game that is as genuine as a Bobby Hull slapshot.I grew up in Sault Ste. Marie, Mr. Johnston began, and you learn to skate before you learn to walk. My best memory was from the last year I was there. I played on an under-17 team that won the Northern Ontario championship. We lost the first three games of a best-of-seven in Timmins and won the next four at home in Sault Ste. Marie. Two of my teammates were Phil and Tony Esposito, and Tony was the backup goaltender. The backup, you ask? Well, Tony was about 13 years old on an under-17 team! The other outstanding player was Lou Nanne, who went on to play with the Minnesota North Stars. That was a great memory.From the Great White North to Harvard, Johnston gathered his equipment and began the next phase of his life, hockey being his constant companion. He played for four years starting in 1959 under coach Cooney Weiland, Boston Bruins legend and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, and was good enough that a career in the pro ranks was not out of the question.I did [consider a pro career], he confessed. I was 150 pounds at Harvard. I played defence, and I was in the hospital the last two weeks of my final season with mononucleosis, but I had been invited to the Bruins training camp. This was before the draft, and there were only six teams in the NHL. I think if I had been healthier, stronger, and played when there were 30 teams, not six, I probably would have told myself to go. But, I had a scholarship opportunity in Cambridge, England to study law, and the law called me.An erudite observer of the game, Johnston was a skilled player, no doubt, but he understood the game with Drydenian detail.I played forward and defence, and at one point I even played goal, Johnston explained. The thing I enjoyed most about hockey was seeing the whole ice and being able to see how individual virtuosity works into overall plan. I loved the strategy and the on-the-go intelligence of the game. I love the intensity. Its played at such speed that you simply cannot skate for more than a minute or so without requiring relief. Very few sports have the same intensity that you need wave upon wave of players to maintain that intensity.Once the future Governor General settled into a career in law, he married the love of his life and had a full lines-worth of childrenall girls! Yet that did not deter His Excellency from passing down his love for the puck game, albeit belatedly, to his five daughters.We were a skiing family because we lived in Montreal, and we had a place in Mont Tremblant, just north, he started. The girls skated, but they didnt play hockey per se until they got to College Brebeuf, where they had their own rink. They discovered a great love for it and asked me why they hadnt played earlier. Well, they were too busy skiing. But, they all played.And then began an impressive recitation from the Governor General, calling his family roster of hockey-playing girls with Foster Hewitts grace: Our number one daughter, Debbie, currently plays in a womens league in Chelsea. Our number two daughter, Alex, who lives in Toronto, played intramural hockey at McGill for the law team. Our number three daughter followed me to Harvard and played on the womens team, and then she followed me to Cambridge where she was captain of the womens hockey team. She also coached their team. Our number four daughter, Jen, is expecting her second baby right now but when that baby is delivered shell go back to playing hockey. Number five daughter, Sam, also went to Harvard and now plays pickup hockey.From Northern Ontario to university, from young man to father. Hockey and Johnston have long been spoken together in the same sentence. Anybody wonder now why Rideau Hall is playing patron to the Womens World Championship?I loved the game as a kid, and we have five daughters, all of whom played the game. And we have nine grandchildren, and they play the game as well, Johnston concluded. Nothing left to say.ANDREW PODNIEKS


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"This is great served over noodles or rice."
Ingredients: evaporated milk, green peppers...
Prep Time: 5 mins
Total Time: 40 mins