Police report: Vehicle damage

Naperville Sun

Theft: Between 7 pm June 3 and 10 am, theft reported from Panera Bread, 1191 E. Ogden Ave. Theft: Between 10:30 pm June 3 and 7:30 am, man reported being ...



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Zilla panchayat funds under-utilized

Times of India

Explaining the implementation of projects during his tenure, Marigowda said Rs 242 lakh was spent on construction of classrooms and Rs 1191 lakh was used ...



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Old Stardust Sports Bar will celebrate grand opening May 21

Quad-Cities Online

The original Stardust ceased operation in 1999, but has returned as The Old Stardust Sports Bar at 1191 -19th Street Moline, Illinois at the Economy Inn ...



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What happen if McCain doesn't get the 1191 delegates?
Q. Now it is all but assured that Huckabee can't pass McCain. But is it possible that he can win enough delegates to keep McCain from winning the GOP nomination? Currently McCain has 719 of the 1191 delegates required. There are 878 Delegates left in the remaining primaries. If Huckabee and Paul were to claim 407 of those delegates, then what happens?
Asked by juhsepi - Sun Feb 10 16:28:22 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The convention becomes "brokered." That means that if no one can gets more than 50% in the first round of voting, all the delegates are "released." They are then allowed to vote for whomever they want. This is important because the delegates from each state are NOT necessarily supporters of whomever they are "bound" to in the 1st Round. This occurs because voting and the delegate selection process in each state are completely different. For Instance Ron Paul has many delegates who personally prefer Ron Paul but are "bound" to vote for McCain. If the convention becomes brokered and goes a 2nd round, all of sudden McCain loses many delegates, possibly hundreds. I'm following this race closely, and let me tell you, if this happens, there is… [cont.]
Answered by Bobby J - Sun Feb 10 16:46:58 2008

Why do democrats need 2025 delegates and republicans only 1191?
Q. Why do democrats need 2025 delegates and republicans only 1191?
Asked by Anti Conformist - Tue Feb 5 23:38:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. The parties general make up their own rules for the primaries. That is why there are many other differences in the primaries than just the number of delegates.
Answered by neeno - Tue Feb 5 23:56:46 2008

Who is the greatest European born NHL player?
Q. Okay hockey fans, here's a great debate! In the annals of the great game, there have been countless Europeans who have not only left a mark upon the landscape, but added new paintstrokes to the canvas. Who is the greatest NHLer from Europe? My candidate would be none other than the supremely talented Jaromir Jagr. The numbers are outstanding 1191 games, 621 goals, 907 assists, 1528 points. Not only that, he is a member of the Triple Crown (Stanley Cup ring, Olympic Gold medal, World Championship gold medal), has won one Hart Trophy, five Art Ross Trophies, and five Pearson awards. Not only is he my candidate for the greatest European-born NHL player, he is the greatest right winger to ever play the game, period. I would also say that… [cont.]
Asked by Snoop - Wed May 23 20:04:58 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As soon as I read the question, before I even saw your answer, I thought, "Jaromir Jagr." So that's my answer. People might argue and want to break it down into which European players are the greatest at a particular position or playing style, but Jagr's the greatest European player of the greatest European players, period. Ah, but at least one playmaker that gets honorable mention is Peter Forsberg. His numbers are 697 games, 248 goals, 623 assists, and 871 points. He does have something on Jaromir Jagr, (statistics-wise) he's been in the Triple Gold Club twice. Haha. Oh, and another up on Jagr is winning the Calder Trophy. Besides that though, he has one Hart Trophy, and one Art Ross Trophy. You can't exactly say "only" one because that' [cont.]
Answered by Erica - Wed May 23 20:52:05 2007