Literacy rate (Definition: age 15 and over can read and write):

Total population: 99.6%; Male: 99.7%; Female: 99.5% (2003 est.)

Dating industry related news
Does your new love really care? Ask the Internet	Setting prerequisites can limit singles' chances for love	Religious-based groups have definite ideas on how their faith offers ideal guidelines for lasting love
It's not official until it's on MySpace. Or Facebook. Or both. The days of announcing a new relationship by wearing a crush's class ring or letterman's jacket are long gone. Now it's all about the relationship status on social-networking sites. Some people now list themselves as "married" on their profiles when a relationship gets serious and "divorced" when the breakup is painful. And finding that your boyfriend or girlfriend has changed his or her status on MySpace or Facebook to "single" ...	When dating, it's tempting to create a template for Mr. or Ms. Right. She will have a well-defined career, long legs, blond hair and a penchant for coffeehouses. He will have strong arms, nice teeth and a desire to travel. Sounds good on paper, right? But here's the problem with that approach: By honing in on what you think you want, you limit your chances for love. To paraphrase former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, there are unknown unknowns in war -- and also in love. You ma...	St. Valentine's Day was named after a martyred Christian priest, but nearly all faiths have something to say about love, marriage, and romantic relationships. From Muslims to Protestants to Buddhists, religious-based groups have definite ideas on how their faith offers ideal guidelines for lasting love. The Rev. Anthony Salveggio, an adjunct professor at the Reformed Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh and author of the book, "What the Bible Teaches About Marriage," said the Scriptures encour...
read more >>	read more >>	read more >>