Good Morning TechNetters!
Here is a brain teaser for this early morning.  Thinking six sigma.  Six
sigma is suppose to be 3.4 PPM.  Good!  Now what is five sigma, four, three,
two , one.  There is a chart that shows that relationship of a certain sigma
and the PPM associated with that particular sigma value.

Ok, the first five to get the right answer will be eligible to go on to the
"Who wants to be a Black Belt" show.  Enough levity, can someone help me
out.  Do you know the chart I am referring to?  Can you send me the values
and I'll make a chart.

Grasshopper Ron

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