Red House
Posted on November 6th, 2007 by John Setzler
I just spent the last few hours working up a large pot of some good red chili. I sampled it and it’s not bad. I love chili, but to be quite honest, chili doesn’t get REALLY good until it’s been frozen and reheated. I’m not going to be able to freeze this batch for the chili cook-off because I have to take it to school with me tomorrow. If I think about it, I’ll take my camera with me to school tomorrow and shoot some more photos…
Since we have no classes today, it was a good day to cook a little…
Hey there! Your chili looks great! They had a chili cookoff at the hospital where I work yesterday, but unfortunately I didn’t get to participate. My clinical site provided us breakfast, so that was really nice.
In answer to your question about pre-comps in my program. The short answer is no, we are not required to do pre-comps before we comp on an exam. In regards to the 10 required exams for this quarter, there is an expectation to “See it; Do it; Comp it,” however there are some easier exams (hand, foot, tib/fib, etc.) that if we feel comfortable trying them on our own, our techs are fine with it. (We always get their approval before actually making the exposure.) By the time we reach clinicals, we’ve already been through one full quarter of positioning and lab and are in the process of a second positioning and lab combo.
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