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- Genre: Puzzle
- Released: 12 Dec, 2013
- Size: 183.0 MB
- Price: FREE!
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DescriptionFrom the company that brought you The Secret Society® comes a new hidden object game!
Witches are trying to conquer Hazewich, and threatening secrets from the past keep surfacing! If that weren't enough, demons walk right by you, and scary symbols keep appearing in the morgue following enigmatic murders. Are you ready to confront the overwhelming evil to save your old town … and maybe the whole world?
Seven years have passed since your parents Audrey and Patrick went missing and you left Hazewich. When your granddad asks you to come back urgently, it's clear that strange things are happening again. No one meets you at the station upon arrival, the town and its people are gloomily silent, electricity goes out for no reason and windows are framed with strange datura plants. Worse, there is no return date on your ticket! Are you doomed to stay here forever? Is this world even real? And could this all be related to the mysterious Mirror of Avatifa that broke many years ago?
Meet lovely Amanda living next door and fight the devilry together. Wander the desolate streets and rid Hazewich of the spooky forces that are trying to destroy your world!
● Over 3000 heart-pounding quests to fulfill
● 52 eerie hidden object scenes to search
● 400+ collections to gather for bonuses and awards
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The Codex Albensis which is the most important, yet so far unpublished monument of medieval history of Hungarian as well as Central European music. At present its keeping place is the University Library of Graz (Ms. 211). According to the methods of Paléographie Musicale the codex is published in facsimile edition.The codex was written in Hungary during the first half of the 12th century. This is proved by the Office composed in honour of King Stephen who reigned from 1001 to 1038. Textual analysis has shown that the original copy which served as a basis had come into being about the year 1000, so our codex belongs to the oldest type of antiphonaries in Europe. The notation of the codex is, with minor divergencies, the uniform notation of St. Gall.At the bottom of the folio, containig the feast of St. Stephen the first Martyr, a suit of pen-and-ink drawings are to be seen. A huntsman following a stag and other animal pictures. They call up to memory the minstrels, masked with animal hides and going from door to door on the second day of Christmas and on the following days in order to sing their songs in honour of King Stephen, the so-called regölés (raggerlaish). The codex is also interesting from the historical point of view, because of its drawings and its divergencies between the South-German original and the popular Hungarian version. The codex is one of the first assertions of the then only for several decades in this area settled Hungarians. The discussion between both classes of the Hungarian people took place in this area; the heathen, living in its old racial organization wanted to rush through Europe and go plundering on and on, whilst the Christian founded the new state and the new church under the direction of King Stephen.
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Girlfriends Getaway
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My Favorite Fall Weekend in Madison
There are just a few days left until my favorite fall weekend arrives. I'm looking forward to shopping like crazy at Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art on Saturday & Sunday. Last year, I found a fabulous handbag (huge) made out of repurposed leather goods. The main part is made from an old leather skirt. I've … more
I've heard it pronounced in a variety of ways and trying to spell it is always interesting. The Madison Chautauqua (shə-TAW-kwə) Festival of Art (September 28-29, 2013) is something I look forward to every year. It's been going on for 43 years so I guess I'm not the only one who loves this event. Chautauqua: … more
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Soup, Stew, Chili, and Brew is now one of my favorite Madison events, and I think it's because it is all about community and sharing. I used to think it was all about food, but after living in Madison for several years, I understand why communities host these kinds of events. Of course delicious homemade … more
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YOGA at THE YARD
yoga at the Yard, summer 2018
Yoga at the Yard is an extension of the Yards dedication to physical exploration, experience and performance. As with the community class dance program, resident dancers and community members come together to inhale, exhale and move. Alignment, breath and body awareness and community are the guiding principles for all of our teachers. Classes are held in our open-‐air studio where practitioners gaze out at trees and flowers as they find their own tree poses and lotuses. Downward dogs, not dogma. Yoga at the Yard is directed by Mollie Doyle.
Drop-in class = $20
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Mondays 7 - 8:30am: Leah Crosby
Tuesdays 7 - 8:30am: Mollie Doyle
Wednesdays 7 - 8:30am: Irene Bright-Dumm
Thursdays 7 - 8:30am: Mollie Doyle
Fridays 7 - 8:30am: Irene Bright-Dumm
Saturdays 8 - 9:30am: Mollie Doyle
Sundays 9 - 10:30am: Lora Ksieniewicz
Mollie Doyle (founder and director of Yoga at The Yard) has studied yoga for more than 20 years. She has practiced many forms of Hatha yoga – Iyengar, Ashtanga, Anusura, Kripalu – with many masters – Sri K. Pattabi Jois, Richard Freeman, Rodney Yee, Richard Rosen, Ruth Lauer-Manenti, Nicki Doane. She is grateful to call her students, Kristen Leigh and Barbara Verrochi of New York's The Shala and Colleen Saidman, Rodney Yee and Heidi Fokine of Sag Harbor's Yoga Shanti her teachers. Mollie has more than 1000 hours of training, is Yoga Shanti and Rodney Yee Certified and is a member of the Yoga Teacher's Alliance. Mollie's classes focus on intelligent sequencing, linking breath to movement, and building a practice that brings consciousness and ease to the body and mind. mollieyoga.com
Leah Crosby is devoted to movement. She is a dancer, choreographer, and teaches creative movement classes in the schools on Martha's Vineyard as an Artist Educator for The Yard's Making It program. A regular student of Mollie Doyle, Crosby has been teaching yoga since 2014. Leah is interested in finding ways to make movement accessible to all bodies of all ages and abilities.
Irene Bright-Dumm was first introduced to yoga as a supplement to classical ballet and modern dance training in 2001. She dabbled in the practice for about ten years before embarking on a training journey through Thailand and India, completing her first teacher training in Rishikesh, India in 2012 and continuing to study on Martha's Vineyard and New York City. In addition to her background in hatha and vinyasa yoga, Irene holds certifications in kid's yoga, prenatal yoga, Thai massage, and is a DONA-trained birth doula. This summer, Irene will be completing her Master of Science in Yoga Therapy at Maryland University of Integrative Health, with a focus on how to target yoga therapy for substance use recovery and Lyme Disease. Irene's classes invite practitioners into a detailed exploration of body and breath as ways of accessing the innate wisdom of being. Irene's yoga philosophy is deeply rooted in respect and care for the self as but one aspect of cultivating the greater good and connecting with others. She believes that when we cultivate awareness, honesty and acceptance within ourselves, we are better equipped with the tools to truly listen, to live more fully, and to approach others with compassion.
Lora Ksieniewicz has been teaching yoga since 2006, and has studied meditation and asana practice for more than two decades. Her classes focus on functional movement to keep our bodies safe, strong and healthy, using the poses as a way to access our minds and emotions for release, healing and greater ease in the present moment. Lora holds a degree in Holistic Health at The University of Massachusetts Amherst, with a focus on the Kinesiology of Yoga. She has studied the history and philosophy of Buddhism and Hinduism at Boston University, through Antioch University, and at Mount Holyoke College. She spent several months at the Burmese Monastery in Bodh Gaya India, studying the history of Buddhism and it's various traditions from both an academic standpoint and as a practitioner. She is honored to have studied vipassana meditation with the venerable Munindra-ji, and was able to test his patience with her many, many silly questions. Some of Lora's yoga teachers include Claire Este Mcdonald and Gregor Singleton, Sarah Powers, Shiva Rea and Baron Baptiste. She has trained within the Sivananda Yoga tradition in the U.S, the Bahamas, and in Kerala India. Lora is an Pro Ambassador for Jade Yoga. She has run retreats and teacher training programs on Martha's Vineyard, in New Mexico, Vermont, Italy, and Mexico.


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Notice in the teachings of Jesus the connection between Christian obedience and our hope in heaven:
"Blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account. Rejoice and be glad, for your reward is great in heaven." (Matthew 5:11, 12)
"Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal." (Matthew 6:19, 20)
Jesus said to him, "If you would be perfect, go, sell what you possess and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me." (Matthew 19:21)
Jesus said to them, "Truly, I say to you, in the new world, when the Son of Man will sit on his glorious throne, you who have followed me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. And everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or children or lands, for my name's sake, will receive a hundredfold and will inherit eternal life. (Matthew 19:28, 29) Continue reading


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A war only Muslims can win.
The fourfold increase, not the events of 1979, led to many of today's problems.
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Let us now praise Muslim apostates.
They fear not outsiders, but those within their own communities.
Riyadh has successfully promoted the most extreme and intolerant form of Islam across the globe.
A new mosque is welcomed with much fanfare and many death threats.
A term that helps to ignore a problem.
Euphemisms will not win the war.
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Last year, of course, I had surgery in March and spent the rest of the year recovering. I managed to play in six tournaments anyway, but at only somewhere between 50% and 85%. I was still feeling a little stiff at Nationals, and I was definitely not at full strength due to the seven months of inactivity pre- and post-surgery.
But by springtime, I was back to 100%, though of course 100% ain't what it used to be. I did some sessions with a personal trainer through an online coupon, then I discovered a cardio/core group workout in town and have been going once or twice a week since then. Add in the usual basketball/softball/tournaments/other workouts and I'm actually feeling pretty strong these days (again, see above 100% comment).
Because it was free, I applied for the World Championship of Beach Ultimate team, and got picked for the Masters team. When applying, I thought that I probably wouldn't go if selected, but once the selection actually happened, I got a bit stoked about it, so I'll be heading to Italy this August.
My frisbee season kicked off at another Italian beach tournament, Paganello, which is like Spring Break but with a four-day ultimate tournament thrown in. I played again with the team known this year as Los Rabbit. We had 17 players, up from about 11 two years ago when we lost in the finals as Los Ox. (The team won last year as Los Tiger but I couldn't make it.) This time I spent the day in Milan on my way there and walked around the city. I'm always impressed by the huge churches, in this case the Duomo, which when built was supposed to be able to accommodate all 40 000 of the city's inhabitants. As always, hanging out with friends and taking part in the event's festivities are a large part of the tournament. We had cocktail hour at the seaside hotel every night, including one night where the hotel had a wine and cheese party for its guests (we assumed at first that there was a private function, but then we found out it was for us, fresh off a late game). The big tournament party as always featured lots of people wearing weird costumes to fit the theme.
This was the tournament where I felt most like a role player. I belonged on the team, and I could have played more without the team getting worse as a result, but I could have also played less without the team getting worse. PT was fairly even in pool play (we never called subs), and I was moving and playing very well. Prior to the quarterfinals, for some still undetermined reason, I completely hit the wall and felt like I was running in very thick and deep sand. I couldn't even play without feeling like I couldn't make it through the point if we turned it. (I did get a layout block early but am pretty sure it was gift-wrapped for me by the thrower.) I took myself out of the game because it was so close and we had lots of options. I recovered a bit for the semis later that day but still felt pretty crappy. Even the next day after a relatively calm Sunday night, I still felt like crap, so in some ways, my performance in the finals should rank among my career highlights, even though I only played 4 or 5 points (about half of our O points), since I had to go all-out just to play (and I distinctly remember hearing myself breathing fast while running down the field). Anyway, got my first Paganello championship. Perhaps my biggest accomplishment, though, was in making my flight back despite the Italian transportation system doing its best to thwart me. Don't believe it when you hear "at least the trains run on time."
A few weeks later was the White Mountain Open. Rain forced us to move to a multi-purpose sports facility in Quechee. But never before had I seen a combination driving range/inclined polo field. We started off the day with only 7 players and added two late in the first round. We played well enough through 1.5 games before collapsing. I had to start calling timeouts to give us some extra rest. (It didn't help me that I had done a particularly hard cardio/core workout the day before.) We got a few extra people on Sunday and that made a big difference, and we stormed back to take 9th place. At 13-13 in the finals we threw it away in their end zone, but Alex made the defensive play of the day. He ran "full speed" into an opponent and his girlish yelp of pain/fear threw off the cutter enough that he stopped his cut to see what was going on and the disc (which was in the air) hit the ground. We punched it in, then got a break to win 15-13.
Next was the GM qualifier. One of the teams bailed and blamed the USAU for their not knowing what was going on, so we played only two games. Again I had a hard cardio/core the day before so was a bit fatigued, but it didn't matter. Our whole team played a bit sloppy. We won, though, and qualified for the GM championship, which is this weekend in Ohio.
A few weeks later was the Boston Invite. The Masters RC was able to work it out with the TD that we could have a pool of Masters teams on Saturday, thus counting as a Masters tournament that will require one fewer team at fall Masters Regionals in order to avoid the anti-wildcard. We had our best day of DoG Masters in quite some time, winning all four games, including 15-10 against the Canadian team GLUM (who weren't at full strength). We played a team of Dominicans + Brodie + a couple other Americans in the 9-24 pre-quarters, jumped out to an 8-4 lead, and limped home to a 14-12 win. This put us in the 9-16 quarters against Mephisto. We were already starting to lose players and so did open subbing. We started out well, going up a break, and even had a second break but it was called back on a pick that the defender would have had no chance on, we turned it, and they didn't look back. We were then scheduled for two consolation games, but we were down to fewer than 10 people who _could_ play and nearly 1 who actually _wanted_ to play, so we discussed with the other teams and arranged it so that we didn't have to play and the teams who wanted to play could play.
And as I mentioned, this leads us to today. We are seeded 2nd in the GM tournament, with a likely semifinal matchup against Surly. Top seed and defending champ Old And In The Way is most likely not going to be as strong as last year due to having to leave Colorado this year (and the rest of us will not have to acclimate). It's always a pleasant change to go from playing against young kids who are eager to lay out into you to playing against old guys who are even more afraid of hurting themselves.
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With Professor Mahaffey's permission we repost her letter to Chancellor Wise:
August 27, 2014
Chancellor Phyllis Wise
Dear Chancellor Wise:
What follows is a response to your post of September 22, 2014, "The Principles on Which We Stand."
I served for two years as the University Ombudsman at my former university, and one of my main responsibilities was to educate (tactfully) faculty and staff about what constitutes professional conduct, and how it is essential for the establishment and maintenance of intellectual community. One of the things I learned was that professional conduct is not simply a matter of civility. Civility is a form of politeness, but what is most important for professional conduct is respect. In Friday's posting, you acknowledge the importance of mutual respect, but in a discussion of the importance of mutually respectful discourse. I must nevertheless question whether the actions taken by the administration demonstrate respect toward the faculty: not only Professor Salaita, but also the department that proposed his hire, and the many faculty members who have protested this decision. Does this method of refusing to approve a hire at the last minute without consultation show respect for faculty judgment, or concern for the consequences that are being borne by the faculty?
It is of course highly desirable for an intellectual community to value respectful discourse, but at the same time it should be clear that when individuals feel passionately about ideas and events, such passion puts pressure on civility. What could the administration have done that would have allowed management to express its concerns while remaining respectful of the faculty? Obviously, consultation with the department in question prior to taking action would have demonstrated greater respect. Clear communication between the administration and the faculty about the ways in which their respective missions may conflict might also be useful. The administration needs to make it more explicit that their mission is to safeguard the image of the University of Illinois (which is important for fundraising) while fostering and protecting intense, thoughtful debate about difficult issues. The faculty's mission is to think critically, creatively, and often resistantly about issues and presuppositions that might otherwise go unchallenged. Perhaps we need to establish a task force on the use of social media to express personal or political opinions. Is it a violation of ethics to express strong opinions publicly, even when the commentator does not identify himself as an employee of the university? In the information age, isn't it impossible to keep an individual's institutional affiliation from the knowledge of anyone who wants it? Was there any evidence that Professor Salaita would not have treated students with respect? Does the fact that he has strong political opinions mean that he would be intolerant in the classroom?
I am suggesting that the administration has violated—through actions, not modes of self-expression—the very values that your eloquent post professes to endorse: mutual respect. In my view, it is the administration's disrespect for strong (and strongly worded) convictions, a disrespect expressed through highhanded action (taken without faculty consultation), that is responsible for the widespread reaction of the academy against the position taken by the administration at the University of Illinois.
Vicki Mahaffey
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Recently there have been seemingly hundreds of Android box pre-loaded with Kodi, or so called 'hacked' Fire TV sticks with Kodi loaded on. Sellers advertise these boxes as 'Free TV' and some even claim that they're totally legal. The version of Kodi that these boxes are running are known by the Kodi community as 'builds', and they're basically all bad news.
Let's leave aside issues of legality for a minute, and say that you're wanting to stream free films and TV shows to an Android box – there are loads of add-ons that allow you to do that, but only a few good ones, and add-ons that work perfectly today may not work tomorrow. The problem with pre-loaded Kodi boxes is that the sellers install every add-on under the sun, which makes the system bloated and slow, and before long the add-ons will stop working and you'll be left with a broken, useless system.
Also, the software an add-ons used in these boxes aren't difficult to install at all. Kodi is free, open source software and you can install it onto Android Fire sticks or Android TV boxes yourself without buying 'hacked' devices
If you want to use Kodi add-ons, you'll need to know how to install working add-ons, uninstall broken add-ons and maintain add-ons that you're currently using. If you want to use streaming add-ons, you'll need to know how to do it yourself. If you buy a pre-loaded Android box, and you don't know how to use it, before long the box will be useless to you.
Another thing to consider is that these systems are put together buy some shifty characters. They're installing Kodi and some Kodi add-ons, but there's no way to know what other software they've installed. Your home network may be monitored and your personal details may be logged. If you care about your privacy, it may not be a good idea to buy a pre-loaded boxes.
ALSO IT'S ILLEGAL YOU GUYS. They're have been a crackdown on pubs streaming live sports recently, and big sellers of these boxes are being prosecuted. If you want to cut the cord, you can use free services like BBC iPlayer, All 4 or ITV Hub, or you can sign up for low-cost services like Netflix or NOW TV to access premium content. If you want a box to do this, check out our guide to cord cutting devices.


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England v New Zealand: Ian Bell fit for second Test at Headingley
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Second Test: England v New Zealand
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- Headingley
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- Fri 24 to Tues 28 May
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- Ball-by-ball Test Match Special commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, BBC Radio 4 LW & via BBC Sport website, mobiles and BBC Sport app; live text commentary on BBC Sport website, mobiles and app
Ian Bell has been passed fit for England's second Test with New Zealand at Headingley, starting on Friday.
The Warwickshire batsman, who suffered a bout of tonsillitis during the first Test victory at Lord's, is included in an unchanged 12-man squad.
Yorkshire players Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root are both hopeful of playing their first Test on their home ground.
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Bell spent the majority of England's 170-run victory off the field with illness following a first-innings 31 on the opening day, and batted at number eight in the second innings.
Yorkshire all-rounder Tim Bresnan is hoping to play his first Test since undergoing elbow surgery last winter, and he will be competing with Middlesex paceman Steven Finn for a place in the bowling attack.
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I'll never forget the feeling of walking into my local public library as a small munchkin, and being completely amazed at ALL THE BOOKS.
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I was in little kid heaven.
As a grown up, however, my days browsing the shelves of my local library were over. Finished with university, there was no need to check out heavy tomes that I would then be forced to remember to return.
After all, I had my trusty Kindle, and a Barnes & Noble membership. Who needs anything more?
That line of thought is followed by many. In fact, Forbes magazine published an article on how public libraries should be disbanded, and those funds appropriated towards purchasing citizens Kindle Unlimited memberships.
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In any given year, there are 1.5 billion in-person visits to libraries across the country. This number increased due to economic downturn, but may go back down as job outlooks brighten and eBook sales skyrocket.
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I'm trying to eliminate clutter (a slow procedure, but an important process that I have discovered helps ease my recent bouts with anxiety), and my bookshelves are overflowing. Reading this post by Modern Mrs. Darcy is guiding me as I become more discriminating in the books I buy.
The rest, I'll happily borrow.
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Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Casserole
I spend the first few weeks of every March waiting for spring like it's a tardy prom date. I sit impatiently on our porch, nails painted an optimistic pink, wondering exactly how long I can stand the chilly breeze before I need throw a coat over my dress. Surely spring hasn't stood me up and will be here any moment—maybe it's just being extra cautious driving over in the car it borrowed from its dad for the night.
Spring and I play this little game every year—or rather, spring plays, and I sit stubbornly outside in my flip flops, wrapped in a blanket and ignoring the wind that still carries a nip of winter. As soon as we have our first day above 65 degrees (last Friday), I decide that every subsequent day must also be warm, thus I must post margaritas on Instagram, wear sundresses, and behave in an otherwise springtime manner, even when we slip back into the 40s or (heaven forbid) it snows in April. This is spring in Wisconsin: a total tease.
Although I'm still waiting for the arrival of a spring I can bring home to mom—the spring that shows up on time, doesn't use brief bouts of sunshine to toy with my emotions, and drives a convertible—at this point, I'll happily to climb into the cab with any old spring, even one who's unreliable and drives a dirty pick up truck, provided it's brought me a bouquet of asparagus.
Asparagus is my favorite vegetable (shhhhhh, don't tell Brussels sprouts), and its season is cruelly short, thus I've been serving it almost every night since the first batch of non-sickly-looking stalks showed up in our grocery store last week. While I love it simply roasted with salt and pepper as a side dish, most nights I prefer to cook all-in-one meals, like this Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Casserole.
Lean protein? Check. Dairy? Yep. Whole grains? Got it. Veggies? This casserole is a spring garden!
In addition to the asparagus, I included a bushel of spring carrots, which are particularly tender (if you can't find carrots with their green tops still on, regular carrots are just fine), and any other favorite veggies like broccoli, peas, and spinach can be added or swapped.
Chunks of meaty chicken make this casserole hearty and filling, as does the addition of freekeh (an ancient grain that is similar to brown rice, but higher in protein and fiber). If you can't find freekeh or want the casserole to be gluten free, quinoa is a perfect substitute.
Although I love every ingredient in this Chicken Asparagus Casserole, I recognize that not everyone shares my passion for vegetables. Enter: The Sauce. What makes this Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Casserole a hit even with veggie skeptics is an ultra-gooey cheese sauce that oozes into every single bite. It's lightened up but still tastes so gloriously cozy and creamy (thank you Gouda), you'll never suspect.
Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Casserole is light enough for the warm spring days that treat us, but comforting enough for the chilly spring days that tease us.
If you need me, I'll be on my back porch, digging my fork into a second helping of Chicken Asparagus Casserole. Who needs a prom date?
Cheesy Chicken Asparagus Casserole
- 2 tablespoons olive oil — divided
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts — cut into bite-sized pieces
- 1 small yellow onion — diced
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 2 cups reduced sodium chicken broth
- 1 1/2 cups milk — (I used skim)
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 cup uncooked freekeh — or uncooked quinoa
- 1 pound asparagus, — tough ends removed, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1 bunch spring carrots — (8 to 10 ounces) peeled, cut into 1/4-inch coins
- 1/2 cup shredded cheese — (any kind that melts well, such as Gouda, Fontina Gruyere, or cheddar; I used Gouda)
- 1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese — for topping
Place rack in the center of your oven and preheat to 375 degrees F. Coat a 9x13-inch deep baking dish with cooking spray and set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium high in a Dutch oven or large, deep skillet. Add the chicken and cook until the edges are brown, but the center is still slightly pink. Remove to a plate and set aside.
In the same skillet, heat remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil and add the onion. Cook until beginning to brown and soften, about 3 minutes, then whisk in the flour. Cook until the flour is lightly brown, about 1 minute, then add the chicken broth. Increase heat to high, then continue whisking until the flour is smooth. Add the milk, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, and thyme. Cook and stir until the mixture bubbles and thickens, 3 to 5 minutes.
Remove pan from heat, then stir in the reserved chicken, frekkeh or quinoa, asparagus, carrots and 1/2 cup melty cheese (Gouda, Fontina, etc.). Transfer to the prepared baking dish and cover with aluminum foil.
Bake, covered, for 35 minutes, then uncover and stir the filling. Continue baking, uncovered, until the the freekeh is soft (or the quinoa is sprouted) and the chicken is cooked through, about 10 additional minutes. Some liquid may be bubbling at the top. Stir once more, then top with 1/4 cup Parmesan. Return to the oven until the cheese melts, about 3 minutes. Serve warm.
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This dish screams spring!! I love chicken paired with asparagus and quinoa, so adding the cheese and putting it in a casserole is a winner in my book!
I love how springs speaks to me. And asparagus is definitely one that speaks spring!
This looks tasty and perfect even for Easter meal.
Pinned. Have a fabulous Wednesday!
I'm such an impatient spring lady, too. It's currently 25 degrees in Connecticut and I'm not having it. I'm looking forward to the warm up in the upcoming months! This spring dish is such a lovely way to kick off spring. :)
It's officially spring in my book now that you made this delicious casserole!! Looks off the charts!
This looks AMAZING!!! And hello gouda! I'll eat any veggie you put in front of me if gouda is involved!
You are indeed right – that "ultra-gooey cheese sauce " makes this casserole EPIC!
You just described my yearly spring routine. I have been known to go tanning on my roof once it hits 70°. And My flip flops are sitting my my door just waiting to be worn!
This looks delicious, I'll definitely be trying it. I love asparagus and need more of it in my life! And I'm the same way. I live in Indiana & our weather is all over the place. We have actually had a week where we had 80 degree temps and then snow in the same week. But once we get to at least 45 degrees, I break out my flip flops and refuse to accept that Spring hasn't arrived!
Hi Erin! This dish looks amazing! I am excited to try. Can you tell us how much flour you use? Thank you!
i love all things spring to…grilled asparagus is one of my favorites.
Spring in Wisconsin sounds like spring in Colorado, it's such a tease! I'll be glad when the warm temps stick around and I can put the coat away for good. Until then I'll cozy up with this almost spring casserole!
I totally feel your pain…the weekend before Valentine's Day was 60+ degrees and had me convinced spring was actually coming early. Then the temps plummeted and are just now rising again. I'm super grateful for the return of spring/summer produce, though!
This looks fantastic! I cannot wait to get the ingredients and make it in the next couples of days. I love asparagus myself and this is a great way to use it!
Yup, totally with you. It was 75+ for the last week so I put all of the winter sweater in the back closet, pulled out the jean shorts and tank tops and was convinced it was summer already. Now, it's 50, rainy and miserable. You'd think I'd learn my lesson after almost 30 years of the same pattern, but nope.
This casserole is sounding PRETTY fabulous as I watch the rain come down just outside the window….
I love the idea of asparagus in this…& that sauce!!!
Monday 76, Tuesday 54 (wind gust up to 26 miles), and today 46–ugh!
I thought about getting a posse together and going after that darn groundhog–If not staying home and making this wonderful casserole is a good idea.
The recipe looks and sounds delicious, as usual, but I have to admit I was more enchanted with your lovely writing- comparing waiting for spring to that for a prom date, the subtle metaphors and the seemingly effortless way you string the sentences together made for a wonderful read with my morning coffee. Thanks to a nice start to today!
Wisconsin weather can be tricky. One summer we visited our relatives there and they were all shocked that we didn't bring a sweatshirt back with us for the fourth of July! It's July!!
I'm with you – the second I saw asparagus again in the store I bought it right away. We've been having it like mad the last few weeks! This casserole looks so so good!
Oh yum! That looks delish! We are always looking for new dinner ideas!
I was so excited as soon as I saw asparagus in the store too! Love all the veggies in this casserole, it looks fantastic!
Seeing this post reminded me that I have a whole bunch of asparagus in my refrigerator waiting to be devoured!! I've been loving the whole "hit all the food groups" kind of meals lately, especially in the good 'ol casserole form! Spring's so close, I can almost feel it!
Ahhh, yes. The cruely of spring in the midwest! It's hard to get too excited when last year it snowed here in May. JUST. WRONG. But a bunch of bright and springy asparagus will brighten my moods with the sunshine any day! Love this casserole, Erin!
This casserole looks delicious! You might kill me but I actually don't want spring to come. Now you see I live in California and we didn't have a winter at all. The temp yesterday was 95. 95, can you believe it?? Summer is going to be brutal here, but I will take this casserole winter, spring, fall or summer. It just looks amazing!! ;)
Definitely a great dish for Spring time! Looks like such a yummy and savory casserole! :)
Erin – Tony and I were sitting around last night trying to figure out what to do with the 4 pounds of chicken breasts we bought on sale this week, and then I saw your post…it was delicious! We subbed broccoli for asparagus because it's what we had, but soooo good can't wait to try it again!
Your opener had me laughing as I swear that's me! I can't wait for warmer temperatures and a change in produce. Thanks for a great recipe!
This was on my menu for dinner last night. I have to thank you because it tasted amazing. Even my husband, who usually just puts hot sauce on everything, said it didn't need any additions because it was so flavorful. Loved it!!
I assume the thyme goes in with the other spices…. It's not listed
Another delicious recipe, thank you! It was perfect for this chilly spring day today (in the 40s in mid April :/).


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With only one exception, I really felt that all the songs in this round were essentially good songs differing mostly in style and production. I try to dismiss these and focus on how I feel about the composition, but I am sure that my biases enter into it either way. So the songs where I liked the way the challenge was handled went in the top cluster, marginal in the second cluster, poorly in the third cluster. Then within those clusters I was often splitting hairs based on composition, arrangement, production, and style (would I want to listen to it again).
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Jenny Katz - I am distracted by the extent to which this seems like an Ani Difranco impression. I am sure it is just your style, and I'm sure you synthesize many influences, but this is what my ears are telling me. I feel like this song is more about lists than an actual list - this is created largely by the lines "the pros are" and "the cons are" instead of just listing pros and cons. It's an interesting song. Seems a bit personal to me (in terms of that it doesn't project to me) - I kind of don't end up caring about this relationship, even though I am hearing you processing it. I kept waiting for some sort of globalization for every listener. Excellently performed all around!
Matt And Donna - wow the production is seriously getting in the way - that keyboard patch is making it so I can't understand a single word of this thing without looking up the lyrics. I consider that a big flaw when the challenge was lyrical.
MC Ohm-I - Once I realized that the chorus plagiarized Rogers and Hammerstein and that I would support a disqualification on those grounds, I did not make detailed notes due to my limited time. I would be happy to do so if you want my other feedback.
James Young - I like the vagueness of the lyrics in this context - I also like that the building is central to the whole thing.
Ben Taggert - Long intro - A few few forced melodic parts when modulating. Boring, but it least it really is about building something - neat song concept, just not very well executed. More time and editing might make it stronger.
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Bubba And The Amiable Kraken - This is kinda cheesy, but from the point of view of a bird? cute
Rob From Amersfoort - I like the harmonic aesthetic (although not so much the vocal aspect). All the way through I listened waiting for something to take this to a level beyond the apparent surface - it never went there and I found that disappointing.
Zoe Gray - This has an edge to it..not sure how to define it. This is more about what you built than about building it, but the future tense helps. some very interesting sounds here. Well performed and arranged, I (like I think many others) are humbled by your accomplishments at your age, but no extra points for that - equal playing field.
The Boffo Yux Dudes - Tiny house - good idea. Very good. Some very good lines in this - quality entry from you guys. but it's not really about building the house - it's about living in it. This knocks it way down for me.
Dr. Lindyke - nice chord changes, castles in the sand- nice analogy even if used by Jimi already :-) the analogy is really just in the chorus, not sure I'd say the song is "about this" - I am sure you will disagree, but the verses didn't seem to be about building to me.
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