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I calculated my SD with QQtimer, so I don't know it's the the correct SD.

qqTimer usually use format "avg. of" to calculate SD.
Probably your SD, should be over 1.00 if we count all times.

At the moment i don't know if your SD with 5 times is the lowest (probably not); but i know that also your SD with 3 times isn't the lowest (Giovanni had a 0.2x SD), and i don't think that is the best.
 
I would like to see a list of the youngest and oldest people getting a NR (at least; CR or WR by extension). I don't know whether this is difficult or not, but I would really appreciate it. (Disregard single records and focus in average records, if you find it easier.)
 
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I would like to see a list of the youngest and oldest people getting a NR (at least; CR or WR by extension)

Code:
 8.9  Theethat Jaruwattanakun (ธีธัช จารุวัฒนกุล)
 8.9  Yui Tomita (富田唯依)
 9.0  Samuel Laire
 9.0  Dhanayush Raninga
10.1  Serhiy Sokhan
10.4  Bernett Orlando
10.6  Kim Hyun-Gyum
10.7  Renhard Julindra
10.8  Clement Setyabudhy
11.0  Isabel Urrego-Gomez

61.8  Mats Bergsten
48.9  Mike Hughey
47.3  Hans van der Zijden
46.8  Ton Dennenbroek
46.4  Takao Hashimoto (橋本貴夫)
45.7  Shuichi Kuroiwa (黒岩秀一)
45.3  Shuka Bergman
45.2  Maria Oey
45.1  Kenneth Gustavsson
44.9  Lars Petrus

select min(round(datediff(c.year*10000+c.month*100+c.day,p.year*10000+p.month*100+p.day)/365.25*10)/10), personName, min(datediff(c.year*10000+c.month*100+c.day,p.year*10000+p.month*100+p.day))
from Results, Persons p, Competitions c
where (regionalSingleRecord<>'' or regionalAverageRecord<>'') and p.day>0 and p.id=personId and c.id=competitionId
group by personId
order by 3;
For oldest, use max instead of min.

You're place 16 in the oldest-ranking.
 
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An off-topic question.
Supposingly, the name ธีธัช จารุวัฒนกุล is given in the Thai alphabet and transliterated (not transcribated as e.g. Chinese names!) into the Latin alphabet as Theethat Jaruwattanakun. It seems locical that Greec, Russian and other names should be treated in the same manner.
 
An off-topic question.
Supposingly, the name ธีธัช จารุวัฒนกุล is given in the Thai alphabet and transliterated (not transcribated as e.g. Chinese names!) into the Latin alphabet as Theethat Jaruwattanakun. It seems locical that Greec, Russian and other names should be treated in the same manner.

Yes, here's Russian Ilya Pankratov (Илья Панкратов).
 
Here's a weird one:
Me and Yu Nakajima,
both tied at one point with 8.72 single in 3x3
now tied with 8.91 average in 3x3
first sub10 avg by each of us: 9.96
first sub9 avg by each of us: 8.91

has anyone else ever been tied with someone for both single and avg? Even at the same time? For any event?

From Feb '10 to April '10, Quanhui Li and I both had 23.09 singles and 25.20 averages. Both these times were set in the same round too.
 
I wonder how many people have nobody else in the rankings having any of their names individually? As in I am Eamonn Neeson, and there is nobody called Eamonn or Neeson regardless of their other names. I doubt it's that rare really but I just searched to see if there was another Eamonn and I'm all alone ( or at least will be after I compete at the Irish open this spring!)
 
Should the answer be taken as a joke?

No, why? I just showed that indeed it's no problem for our software. If we get the native names of others, we can display them as well. I think the delegates were asked to collect and send us lists, but I don't know the progress of that.
 
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