Quality Control

Yes Quality Control, or QC for short is a process by which entities review the quality of all factors involved in production.

O.K. I, Sweet William The Scot, ask where was the inspector for these products!

The after dinner mint on the left is the proper size.  The mints kept getting smaller and smaller in the sack.  My mouth cannot find the mint.

Where is quality control?

Now look at this, each peppermint is wrapped in plastic.  The one on the right is quality.  The middle one has two in the wrapper, one the proper size and the other a little hard gum ball break your teeth and not melt in your mouth quality.  And lastly a broken piece in a plastic wrapper. Where is the rest of that mint?

Where is quality control?

Two envelopes of hot chocolate.  One makes a nice cup.  Well the other one just barely tinted the water.  Serve that cup to someone else. Yuk!

Where is quality control?

 

Now do you see these two eggs.  Well the one on the left is just long and narrow.  Was the chicken quitting for the day.  Was the chicken dissatisfied with her job.  Was the chicken sneezing when she popped this one out I ask? 

Where is quality control?

Now this is defintely a Puddles' WTF!

I got a box of Iams Biscuits and when Lee opened the box the whole botton third was thin, flat, hard scraps,  leftover bits of biscuits that they over baked.  Lee put one down and I looked at it like HUH!  Oh grab that human that was in charge and bite their leg.

Where is quality control?

 

Manufacturing Quality Management Course yep they need a course to satisfy their customers.

 

Thanks for being a friend

Traveling down the road and back again

Your heart is true and your a friend of mine

Signing Off

Sweet William The Scot

Pssssssss ~ The 2013 Iditarod started this week.  Lee and I, Sweet William The Scot,  pray that all the dogs and mushers have a safe run.   Team of 16 dogs, of which at least 6 must be on the towline at the finish line, cover the distance of 998 miles in 9–15 days or more. 
The most famous event in the history of Alaskan mushing is the 1925 serum run to Nome, also known as the "Great Race of Mercy." A dipththeria epidemic threatened Nome, especially the Alaska Native children who had no immunity to the "white man's disease", and the nearest quantity of antitoxin was found to be in Anchorage. Since the two available planes were both dismantled and had never been flown in the winter, Governor  Scott Bone approved a safer route. The 20-pound (9.1 kg) cylinder of serum was sent by train 298 miles (480 km) from the southern port of Seward to Nenana, where it was passed just before midnight on January 27 to the first of twenty mushers and more than 100 dogs who relayed the package 674 miles (1,085 km) from Nenana to Nome. The dogs ran in relays, with no dog running over 100 miles (160 km).
Two dogs are remembered out of the many who preformed this feat.  Balto who carried the serum into Nome and Togo who carried the serum 91 miles, the single farthest of any team.