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ATLANTA – State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler announced today that the preliminary unemployment rate in the Southwest Georgia area was unchanged at 9.0 percent from March to April. The jobless rate in the Southwest Georgia area in April a year ago was 9.5 percent.
Metro Athens had the lowest area rate at 6.5 percent, while metro Dalton had the highest at 11.4 percent.
Meanwhile, Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined for the ninth consecutive month in April to 8.9 percent, the first time in more than three years the rate has dropped below nine percent. The rate fell one-tenth of a percentage point from 9.0 percent in March. The jobless rate was 9.8 percent in April a year ago.
Statewide, the rate declined as the number of new jobs grew by 31,900, to 3,926,000, the highest number of jobs in Georgia since January of 2009. Job growth is up eight-tenths of a percentage point, from 3,894,100 in March. In April a year ago, there were 3,904,400 jobs.
The industries showing growth were: trade and transportation, 9,200; leisure and hospitality, 9,200; professional and business services, 5,900; construction, 3,400; and education and healthcare, 2,700. While the state gained jobs overall, state and local governments shed 3,300 jobs.
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Peppah and her foster mom, Jamie (right)
When a 34-year-old woman made the difficult decision to flee from domestic violence in her home, she ran into an immediate roadblock: her Chihuahua, Peppah. Though recent studies show that 70 percent of domestic violence perpetrators also threatened, injured, or killed their pets, this woman couldn't find a single shelter in New York City that was willing to take both her and Peppah in. Desperate, she turned to the Mayor's Alliance of New York City, who agreed to foster the dog temporarily while she looked for a solution. That solution finally came in the form of Urban Resources Institute (URI).
URI is a non-profit agency that provides safe shelter not only for domestic violence survivors, but for their pets as well. Their PALS Program (People and Animals Living Safely) marks the creation of New York City's first and only domestic violence shelter that allows pets—and with studies showing that nearly half of domestic violence victims delayed fleeing out of fear for their animals, this resource could not have come at a more crucial time.
"Lack of pet-friendly sheltering options places animals and people at risk of continued violence and harm," says Allison Cardona, Senior Director of Cruelty Intervention Advocacy at the ASPCA. "The PALS program is a life-saving initiative that keeps families together and should inspire other providers to follow suit."
Once in the URI shelter, the woman and her children were reunited with Peppah."The kids—when finally we got here, they didn't even want to go to school that day," she said. "They just wanted to stay home and be with her."
In February, the ASPCA announced a $75,000 grant in support of URI PALS. In addition to financial support, our partnership with the program also includes an array of services ranging from veterinary care to foster assistance. So when the time came for the woman and her family to leave URI and transition into more permanent housing, the ASPCA's own Jamie Scotto stepped in.
A Senior Manager in our Shelter Research and Development department, Jamie brought Peppah into her home as a foster so that the woman could work on getting into long-term housing. "I wanted to give her the opportunity to focus on the rest of her life," says Jamie. "I saw first-hand that just a few weeks of foster care can mean the difference between an animal being surrendered and that animal staying with their family."
In addition to our work with URI, the ASPCA is on the ground in several states around the country spearheading legal efforts to include pets in orders of protection. We are committed to keeping domestic violence survivors and their pets together, and though Jamie and Peppah have grown close, we cannot wait for the day when this sweet dog and her family are reunited in a safe, permanent home.


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Four players from the Colorado Rush will head to Lakeland Ranch, Florida October 13-19 for a U17/U18 combined National team camp.
Jordan DiBiasi, Rebecca Rasmussen and Betsy Brandon (Pictured) will attend with the U18 team while Civana Kuhlmann, recently named to the USA U17 CONCACAF Qualfication team roster, will attend with the U17's. The 17's head to Jamaica at the end of October where they will try to qualify for the 2014 U17 Women's World Cup.
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Tina Houston-Armstrong
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California School of Professional Psychology
Clinical Psychology
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Coordinator, (MCCP) Emphasis Area
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Alliant International University Los Angeles
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Research Interests: Principle Investigator, The Wellness and Resilience Research Lab. Research Agenda:To promote wellness and fostering resilience in underserved and underrepresented communities, both domestic and global, to enhance mental health practices
Symposium Presentation: "Learning blind folded: Experiential diversity training." Presented at 120th American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Orland Florida. August 2-5. 2013 ( Fu, Houston-Armstrong, Jackson, Carter & Daniels.
Bharmal, N., Kennedy, D., Brown, A., Jones, L., Lee-Johnson, C., Houston, T., et.al (2012). Through Our Eyes: Photovoice Project Exploring Young Black Men's Perspective on Environmental Factors Affecting a Safe, Healthy Transition to Manhood.
Abernethy, A.D., Magat, M.M., Houston, T. R., Bjorck, J.P., Gorsuch, R.L., & Arnold, H. (2009). Religiousness and Prostate Cancer Screening in African American Men. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 27 (3). 310-326
Abernethy, A. D., Houston, T. R., Mimms, T., & Boyd-Franklin, N. (2006) Using prayer as a metaphor in psychotherapy: Applying Sue's differential to enhance culturally competent care. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 12(1), 101-114.
Abernethy, A.D., Houston, T.R., Magat,M.M., Arnold, H., Gorsuch, R.L., Bjorck, J.P. (2005) Recruiting African American men in cancer screening studies: Applying prevention and culturally-based models. Health Education and Behavior, 32(4), 441-451.
Houston, T.R. (2002) Moving towards a liberation Psychology: Community violence and African American Boys.[Abstract]. The Annual American Academy of Religion, Toronto, Canada.
Magat, M.M., Abernethy, S.D., Otis, K., Houston, T., & Arnold, H. (2002). Fatalism among African-American men: effects on prostate cancer screening. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 24 (Suppl). S168.
Abernethy, A.D., Magat, M.M., Otis, K., Houston, T., & Arnold, H. (2002). Intrinsic religiousness and prostate cancer screening receptivity in African -American Men. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 24 (Suppl), S174.
Abernethy, A.D., Otis, K., Houston, T., Magat, MM., & Arnold, H. (2002). Building partnerships with churches to increase prostate cancer control. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 24 (Suppl), S226.
Paper Presentation: "Experiential learning for Social Justice Education." Presented at the 93rd Annual Southwestern social Science Association, New Orleans, LA. March 2013. ( Houston-Armstrong, Kademian, and Gonzalez ).
Paper Accepted: "Work-Life Balance and African American Women." The 93rd Annual Southwestern social Science Association, New Orleans, LA. March 2013 ( President, Houston-Armstrong, Nuguyen, & Hawkins).
Symposium Presentation: "Becoming a Global Psychologist--Processing International Training Experiences" Presented at 120th American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Orland Florida. August 2-5. (Burke, Houston-Armstrong, Lehman, Gartler and J. Platt).
Paper Presentation: "Strategies to reduce compassion fatigue, burn out & vicarious trauma among early childhood educators. The annual California Head Start Association Conference, San Diego, CA. February 2013. (Houston-Armstrong, Bowens, Gonzalez & Lawson).
Paper Presentation "African Americans in Academia: Tales from the Frontline." The Association of Black Psychologist Annual Convention. Los Angeles, CA. July 2012. (Holmes, Edmonds-Biglow & Houston-Armstrong).
Panel Presentation: "Ending Child Abuse: CAST (child Advocacy Studies Training)." Presented at IVAT Training Conference, Oahu, HI. April 2012 ( Stien-Stover, B. & T. Houston-Armstrong).
Paper Presentation " Professional African American Women and Work -Life Balance Strategies." The Association of Black Psychologist Annual Convention. Los Angeles, July 2012. (Houston-Armstrong, Nguyen, President, Hawkins, & Hendrix).
Poster Presentation: "Strategies to reduce vicarious trauma for Mental health Professionals." Presented at 17th Annual Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma Conference, San Diego, CA. September 2012 (Hawkins, Houston-Armstrong, President, Vivrette & Hendrix).
Paper Presentation: "Addressing the mental health needs of children aged 0-5 in foster care." Presented at the 92nd Annual Southwestern social Science Association, San Diego, CA. April 212 (Falcon, C; Magalhaes, C. & T. Houston-Armstrong)
Poster Presentation: "Attitudes Toward Seeking Psychological Help Amongst People of African Descent in the United States." Presented at the 43rd Annual International Association of Black Psychologist Convention. Crystal City, VA. July 2011 (Marshall-Davis, R., Houston-Armstrong, T., Sly, J., Carmack, C., & B. Davis).
Panel Presentation: "Reducing Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue and Burnout through Competency Based Clinical Supervision." Presented at 16th Annual Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma Conference, San Diego, CA. September 2011 (Houston-Armstrong, T., Edmonds-Biglow, K., Holmes, E., Sumner, L.)
Poster Presentation: "CAST (Child Advocacy Studies Training) Program Information and Insightful Uses." Presented at 16th Annual Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma Conference, San Diego, CA. September 2011 ( Stein-Stover, B., Olson, J., & Houston-Armstrong, T. )
Poster Presentation: "Evidence Based Practices and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation." Presented at the Training Institute at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. July 2010 (Houston, Brandon, Velez-Rivera).
Workshop: " Effectively Managing Challenging Behaviors in the Classroom." California Head Start Association 5th Annual Health Institute. Burbank, CA. April 2010. (Houston, T.)
Workshop: "The Proactive Teacher: how to handle challenging behaviors." California Head Start Association Annual Education Conference. Long Beach, CA. February 2010 ( Houston,T., Brandon, A., Velez-Rivera, P.)
Workshop: "Early Childhood Mental Health." Workshop presented at the IVAT Training Conference, Oahu, HI. March 2010 (Houston).
Workshop: "Vicarious Trauma and the Care Provider: the cost for caring." Workshop presented at the 14th Annual ICAN (Inter-Agency Council on Child Abuse) NEXUS Training Conference, Universal City, CA. October 2009 (Houston, Ross, Pascuzzi).
Workshop: "Cultural considerations when using PCIT with African American Families." Workshop presented at UC Davis Post-Conference PCIT Institute, Davis, CA. September 2009 (Houston, Song, Murrle, Ton)
Paper: "Ethnicity, Community Violence Exposure, and PTSD Symptoms in Inner-city Boys." Paper presented at the 9th Annual Black Graduate Conference in Psychology, Washington, DC, hosted by Howard University, July 12, 2003(Houston, T.)
Academic History and Background
BA. Theater, University of California at Los Angeles, 1997
Ed.M Human Development & Psychology, Harvard Graduate School of Education,, 1998
MA. Clinical Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary, 2002
PhD, Clinical Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary, 2006
Licensed Clinical Psychologist - State of California, License No. 23406
Fuller Graduate School of Psychology Minority Scholarship
Endowed Chair Scholarship Fund at Fuller Seminary
Honorable Mention Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship
Phi Delta Kappa Honor Society
Professional Practice and Community Service
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Australia's Surry Hills Library Sets New Standard for Green Design
The innovative four-story, almost 2,500 square-meter library and community center includes meeting rooms, a commercial teaching kitchen, and a childcare center with an outdoor landscaped play space. The center is bordered on three sides by busy city streets, so healthy indoor air quality was a priority for the building — this is achieved with the help of a number of energy-efficient strategies.
First, the air intake is located on the roof of the building away from the streets. Air is drawn in through the top of the glass walled atrium, where plants passively filter it. Then the air weaves its way through a "thermal labyrinth" — a series of high thermal-mass rock baskets, which cools the air — and then it again passes through the plant-filled atrium before heading into the different levels of the building.
The glass atrium on one side of the building helps passively heat and cool the center by serving as a buffer to the outside. Natural daylight filters in through the plant-filled space and automatic shades roll down when the sun is too intense. One side of the building features an automatic louvered system that tracks the sun to minimize glare and intense light in the library space. The rooftop features a photovoltaic system that generates enough power for the lighting and systems in the building, while the rest of the space is covered in natural grasses that form a green roof.
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Yes, it can be hard to write about Ribfest. Until technology speeds up and we can provide you with smell-o-vision, the written word hardly does the story of Ribfest justice. But, luckily, you have the chance to stop out to Ribfest Friday through Sunday to get a whiff and a taste of your own. On Thursday, two News-Sentinel reporters stopped to visit each barbecue team to meet the grill masters and to take a look at what's on the grill. Here is what they found.
Check out this photo gallery with pictures of each barbecue team's tent and what they are serving up.
Getting to know the teams
Timmy's Pizza & BBQ With a restaurant half an hour outside Fort Wayne in Garrett, Tim Johnson, owner of Timmy's Pizza & BBQ, said after 12 years, he has nearly perfected his rub and sauce. Johnson's sauce is what he calls a Louisiana-style BBQ with a vinegar base. He also has the second largest commercial smoker in the United States. For more information visit the company's website.
Big Boned BBQ Winner of the 2011 Best Brisket, Big Boned BBQ traveled from Charleston to sling traditional Carolina barbecue. Big Boned BBQ employee Mark Sams said when he is manning the grill, he is cooking ribs with meat that falls right off the bone. For more information visit the company's website.
Cowboys BBQ and Rib Company Straight out of Fort Worth, Texas, you'll know when you see Cowboys BBQ and Rib Company owner Dallas Green around Ribfest. Just look a man donning a cowboy hat, large cigar and a black Cowboys BBQ and Rib Company T-shirt. Once you've found Green, you've also found traditional Texas barbecue, including the accent. For more information visit the company's website.
Texas Pit Barbecue The first words Texas Pit Barbecue employee Tonya Bayham said about the company's barbecue was that everything is bigger in Texas, and that includes the barbecue. Owners Ron and Valerie Conaway spend the entire summer on the road competing from New York to North Carolina. With a St. Louis style, Texas Pit has a strong focus on making proper ribs. For more information visit the company's website.
Low and Slow In its fourth year at Ribfest, the mostly family-run operation is back again to serve up its specialty pulled pork, cooked with lots of TLC, said Jim McCullough of Low and Slow. The food is based around apple, including the applewood in the smoking process and the flavors in the sauce. The employees at Low and Slow all have full-time jobs, McCullough said. In fact, Ribfest is the operation's only rib fest. "We just like to come down here and cook," he said.
Carolina Rib King Solomon Williams, owner of Carolina Rib King from South Carolina, takes great pride in his state. It's what makes his barbecue different, he said. "That's where it began, we keep fighting between the Carolinas and Texas and Memphis. We keep battling on who did it first." He travels across the country, which is a hard process that can leave him tired. Though, now in his second Ribfest appearance, Williams said he's had some return customers who remember his food. "It warms you up real well." He's brought along a mustard-based sauce this year to try on his wide variety of pork and chicken. "Everything's my specialty," Williams said. "I give love with all of it." For more information visit the company's website.
Jack on the Bone If you hear the ringing of the cowbell, you might just be near the Jack on the Bone tent, which has been dishing out barbecue favorites with a dash of Tennessee's Jack Daniel's since the fest first started 16 years ago. Katie Cline, a Jack girl at Jack on the Bone, travels all across the country during the summer. It's an nice change of pace from her regular job as a kindergarten teacher, she said. "We're super known for the fact that we have Jack Daniel's in our sauce," Cline said. They like to give a little spritz of Jack Daniel's on everything that passes from their grill, just to bring out the flavor of the whiskey that's in the sauce. And if you get some on your meal, they'll let the crowd know with a few shakes of that cowbell. For more information visit the company's website.
Wrigley Field and Grabill Inn When Wrigley Field and Grabill Inn partnered for the chance to share the each company's best food, it seemed like a match made in heaven. Wrigley Field has the quintessential bar food and Grabill Inn has the traditional family-style food, this booth at Ribfest offered a unique menu featuring many options in addition to BBQ. Daniel White, owner of Wrigley Field Bar and Grill said it's a great opportunity to work around some of the country's best grill masters at Ribfest. For more information visit Wrigley Field and Grabill Inn.
Desperados Donna Rice, co-owner of Desperados out of Hinckley, Ohio, has been featured on Food Network and boasts an impressive list of national barbecue titles. After starting the business with her husband, Lee, Rice said customer service is a big part of the business. When she is serving up a plate of food, she likes to treat each customer like they're the judge. For more information visit the company's website.


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a (non)violent walkPosted: 12 June, 2011 Filed under: City, Community, Human, Organism, Population, Urban, UrbanStory, Walk | Tags: city, crime, Landscape, Map, URBANEARTH, UrbanStory, violence, Walk Leave a comment
An invitation to join an UrbanStory (non)violent walk.
Compared to many cities in the world Greater London is peaceful and relatively non-violent place. Within the city their is a mixed and complicated picture in which some people feel constantly at threat while others rarely consider their personal safety. It is the stories of violence and not peace that fill the time and space in the media and for this reason our understanding and sense of our safety is distorted (sometimes for better and sometimes for worse).
Maps can reveal the lie of cultural landscapes in the same way that spot heights and contours show the shape of physical land. These maps can be used to explore the peaks, valleys, ridges, cliffs and islands of issues that exist in and influence our lives.
UrbanStory is a new project that I am leading to physically explore, social, economic, political and environmental issues and themes. Using current data and mapping I will plan walks through (non)violent, (un)healthy, (un)creative and other 'hidden' landscapes that I hope you will join.
The first walk will focus on the theme of (non)violence. The route will be based on the latest data from the London Ward Atlas and the Metropolitan Police Crime Mapping and websites. With amongst the lowest recorded violent crime recorded it will probably start in one of the sub-wards of Cranham in East London and finish in St James's Park (outside Buckingham Palace) in St James's ward which has the highest rate of recorded violence against the person in London.
Taking place on Monday 11th July this 35km walk will take about 7 hours, but this will depend on the needs of the group. We will meet at a train station close to the start of the walk for about 11am.
If you would like to take part in this UrbanStory (non)violent walk please contact me here.


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First, she was branded a liberal judicial activist by some on the right. Now, liberal groups are voicing concern about Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor's stance on abortion.
There is little legal history to show how Sotomayor would rule in an abortion case, but the fact that her stance is unknown has caused some concern among abortion rights groups that President Obama's nominee can't be counted on to uphold the 1972 Roe v. Wade decision on abortion. Those concerns stem from decisions she has made in cases that were about the First Amendment, free speech and civil rights, but involved abortion in some way.
In 2002, Sotomayor sided with the Bush administration in a case brought to court by the Center for Reproductive Rights, which challenged the ban on government funding to international groups that provided abortion or abortion-related services, also known as "Mexico City Policy."
"We were very disappointed when the decision came out. We thought we had good constitutional claims," Nancy Northup, president of the advocacy organization, the Center for Reproductive Rights, told ABCNews.com. "Judge Sotomayor and the panel believed the precedent that our claims couldn't go forward."
In the decision, Sotomayor wrote that "the government is free to favor the anti-abortion position over the pro-choice position, and can do so with public funds.
"Because this classification 'neither proceeds along suspect lines nor infringes fundamental constitutional rights,' it must 'be upheld against equal protection challenge if there is any reasonable state of facts that could provide a rational basis for the classification,'" Sotomayor wrote about her decision.
In another 2004 civil rights ruling, Sotomayor ruled on the side of anti-abortion protestors who sued police officers for brutality outside an abortion clinic. And in a 2006 immigration case, she ruled to grant a Chinese woman extended amnesty on the basis that she faced forced birth control in her home country.
Those decisions have some on the left saying her views need to be made public in confirmation hearings.
"Because we don't know where she stands on the constitutional right to abortion, we think it's important that during confirmation hearings, that senators explore her view... and that she expresses her legal views on the matter," Northup said.
NARAL Pro-Choice America's President Nancy Keenan echoed similar words in a written statement.
"Discussion about Roe v. Wade will -- and must -- be part of this nomination process," Keenan said in an advocacy message sent to supporters.
Asked if Obama knows for a fact that Sotomayor supports the ruling in Roe v. Wade, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said that the president does not have a litmus test on abortion.
He said Wednesday that Sotomayor and Obama did not talk about abortion or Roe v. Wade in their meeting last week, but he suggested that the two were in agreement on their views in general, adding that the president and Sotomayor talked about her views on "unenumerated rights in the Constitution and the theory of settled law."
"I know he feels comfortable, generally, with her interpretation of the Constitution being similar to that of his," Gibbs said. "He feels comfortable with where she is."
Legal experts say it is too soon to tell how she may vote on a case that resurrects the Roe v. Wade discussion.


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Serdar Yegulalp and Mitch Wagner over at InformationWeek give their respective takes on Ubuntu Linux vs. Mac with Linux vs. Mac: Which Is The Better Alternative To Microsoft Windows? Doesn't go into detail, but a very nice overview of the current state of these two alternatives.
To this day, I could never afford a Mac, so you know my choice is GNU/Linux.


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EDIT: Btw guys, Dethklok's Dethalbum III is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrhsYs_LCgY
I think it's pretty good but not nearly as brutal as its predecessors. The epic songs like The Galaxy and Skyhunter were finally released; Killstrato Abominate, Biological Warfare and The Hammer sound typical, which is good, but overall the album is WAY too Power for Dethklok IMO. But hey, I'm no hater, is


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Chemistry Department
Congratulations to Dr. James Davis who was awarded a $285,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for "Ionic Liquids of Improved Thermal Stability."
Congratulations to one of Chemistry's research students, Robert Mines, who was just
notified that he was awarded a 2015 Goldwater Scholarship! Robert is a Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering major and has been working in the labs of Dr. Larry Yet for
the last 15 months. While he has had multiple research projects, his current and most
challenging project involves a collaboration with Dr. Davis and involves the preparation
of Ionic Liquid natural products. As stated online, 'The Scholarship--the premier
undergraduate award of its type--is awarded to about 300 college sophomores and juniors
Congratulations to Dr. Stenson who was interviewed for The Scientist Spotlight. See the article at http://www.gulfcoastadvance.org/spotlight/alexandra-stenson-1-1/
Congratulations to Dr. Richard O'Brien whose "CJ and the Angel Kids" children's book series was featured on the front page of the February 22nd issue of the Press Register. http://www.al.com/news/mobile/index.ssf/2015/02/11-year-old_with_cerebral_pals.html
Congratulations to the following chemistry faculty members on being named Top Profs for 2014: Dr. David Battiste, Dr. James Davis, Dr. Alexandra Stenson, and Dr. Richard Sykora. Chemistry had four faculty recognized which tied HPELS and Foreign Languages for the highest academic unit receiving this recognition. Thank you for all of your hard work!
|Congratulations to Fatima who did her UCUR research with Dr. Reichert. She was selected to to receive the Sigma Gamma Epsilon Best Poster Award.


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1 tsp. garlic powder
Put beef back into pot.
Add in diced tomatoes.
Add in chicken broth (or beef broth, if using).
Then add in can of tomato soup or tomato sauce (whichever you are using).
Give it all a good stir. Then add in rice.
Stir again.
Then add seasonings; sugar, garlic powder, salt & pepper (to taste).
I always say to add salt & pepper to taste because I know salt is a sensitive seasoning for many people. And the amount you use depends on if it is sea salt, kosher salt, table salt or salt substitute. So when adding salt & pepper, just keep adding a little at a time and stir, then taste after each addition until it gets up to the seasoning level that is right for you and your family. Cover and let soup simmer on low-medium heat for about 30 minutes to let all the flavors blend.
And serve!
Now, I think you have to serve this soup with shredded cheddar cheese on top.
It ain't a stuffed pepper (in my humble opinion) unless it has cheese on there.
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