Wobble Ball
Sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012.
- 2023: Boris Williamsnutch
- 2022: Jennifer Finsen
- 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky
- 2020: Not held
- 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky
- 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky
- 2017: Mr. Grodzinsky
- 2016: Mr. Grodzinsky
- 2015: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
- 2014: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
- 2013: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
- 2012: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards. Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards.
There are hundreds of different wobble-ball balls available on the market. Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44. The same model is used professionally. The elasticity coefficient of the Tumner-44 is 64.23 and the bounce-back coefficient is 87.23, with a Sharpe Ratio of 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier of 0.22.
First seen in Book 1, page 4
Research
e_wobble_ballIn the printed almanac pages (12 cited)
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Facts
in_world_system (6)
Wobble-Ball was invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012; school-level races are typically 157 yards; Olympic and World Championship races are 471 yards.
Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards. Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards. al1:c01:p345
Wobble Ball is a sport that involves racing around a room whilst balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball.
Sport that involves racing around a room whilst balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. b01:c99:p205 b01:c03:p069
Wobble Ball is a sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball; invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012.
Sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. b10:c99:p323
Wobble-Ball is a sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball; invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012.
Sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. b11:c99:p354
Wobble-Ball World Champions: 2023: Boris Williamsnutch; 2022: Shelly Finster; 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky; 2020: Not held; 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky; 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky; 2017: Mr. Grodzinsky; 2016: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes; 2015: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes; 2014: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes; 2013: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes; 2012: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes.
2023: Boris Williamsnutch, 2022: Shelly Finster, 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky, 2020: Not held, 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky, 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky, 2017: Mr. Grodzinsky, 2016: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes, 2015: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes, 2014: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes, 2013: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes, 2012: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes b11:c99:p354 b11:c99:p355
Wobble Ball is a sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball.
Sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. b13:c13:p247 b13:c99:p437
history (5)
Mr. Grodzinsky has been Wobble-Ball World Champion from 2017 to 2022.
2017: Mr. Grodzinsky 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky 2020: Mr. Grodzinsky 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky 2022: Mr. Grodzinsky al1:c01:p345
Wobble Ball was invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012.
Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. b01:c99:p205 b01:c03:p066
World Wobble Ball Champions: 2023 Boris Williamsnutch, 2022 Shelly Finster, 2021 Mr. Grodzinsky, 2020 not held, 2019-2017 Mr. Grodzinsky, 2016-2012 Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes.
2023: Boris Williamsnutch... 2022: Shelly Finster... 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky... 2020: Not held... 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky... 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky... 2017: Mr. Grodzinsky... 2016: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes... 2015: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes... 2014: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes... 2013: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes... 2012: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes b10:c99:p323
Wobble Ball was invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012.
Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. b13:c99:p437
Wobble Ball World Champions: 2012-2016 Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes; 2017-2022 Mr. Grodzinsky.
2012-2016: Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes 2017: Mr. Grodzinsky 2018: Mr. Grodzinsky 2019: Mr. Grodzinsky 2020: Mr. Grodzinsky 2021: Mr. Grodzinsky 2022: Mr. Grodzinsky b13:c99:p437
numeric_fact (6)
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards; Olympic-level and World Championship races are 471 yards.
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards. Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards. b10:c99:p323
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44 wobble-ball, which is the same model used professionally; its elasticity coefficient is 64.23 and bounce-back coefficient is 87.23.
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44. This is the same model used professionally. The elasticity coefficient of the Tumner-44 is 64.23 and the bounce-back coefficient is 87.23, with a Sharpe Ratio of 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier of 0.22. b10:c99:p323
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards; Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards.
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards. Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards. b11:c99:p355
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44 wobble-ball; this is the same model used professionally, with elasticity coefficient 64.23, bounce-back coefficient 87.23, Sharpe Ratio 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier 0.22.
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44. This is the same model used professionally. The elasticity coefficient of the Tumner-44 is 64.23 and the bounce-back coefficient is 87.23, with a Sharpe Ratio of 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier of 0.22. b11:c99:p355
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards; Olympic-level and World Championship races are 471 yards.
School-level wobble-ball races are typically 157 yards. Olympic-level and World Championship races are 3 times that, i.e. 471 yards. b13:c99:p437
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44 wobble-ball, the same model used professionally; its elasticity coefficient is 64.23 and bounce-back coefficient is 87.23, with a Sharpe Ratio of 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier of 0.22.
Swedhump Elementary uses the Tumner-44. The same model is used professionally. The elasticity coefficient of the Tumner-44 is 64.23 and the bounce-back coefficient is 87.23, with a Sharpe Ratio of 0.26 and Fellini Multiplier of 0.22. b13:c99:p437
Relationships
- invented_by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
Inventor of Wobble-Ball. al1:c01:p253
- invented_by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes
Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes Inventor of Wobble-Ball b01:c00:p007
- invented_by Mr. Grodzinsky
Sport that involves racing around a room while balancing atop a big wobbly rubber ball. Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. b11:c99:p354
extraction note Actually Wobble-Ball was invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes, not Mr. Grodzinsky. Mr. Grodzinsky only teaches it. Skipping this relationship as the entity for Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes was not extracted in P1.
Incoming
Invented by Sir Stephenson Remington-Hobbes in 2012. al1:c01:p345
extraction note direction: wobble_ball invented_by remington_hobbes