Happy 4th
As a bonus, you have find constitution of countries around the world here. It's a great party trick to cite the preamble of Constitution of Jamaica.
At the other end of the scale, Canada is the best place to move to if you want to be a climate change survivor in the decades ahead (although Britain is also a good place to be as a warming atmosphere takes hold).
The best-to-worst rankings are revealed in the first-ever climate change vulnerability index, produced by Maplecroft, a British consultancy which specialises in the mapping of risk. Its study, The Climate Change Risk Report, looks in great detail at global warming risks in 168 countries.

?I gave myself 50 worms, and I felt it,? he recounted. ?I had stomach pains and diarrhea. But with 10 worms, we?ve ascertained a dose that does not cause symptoms. The patients are happy. They?ve kept their worms, and I get an e-mail a day from people all over the world who want to be infected.?" (NY Times)
"The accusations revived memories of a similar sex scandal a decade ago that led to his imprisonment and ouster as deputy prime minister.
Hours after the aide filed the complaint, Anwar, 60, took refuge at the Turkish Embassy, claiming his life was in danger. Anwar, 60, dismissed the accusation as "a complete fabrication."(CNN)
The last time he was thrown in jail after going against his former mentor Mahatir Mohammed (Sodomy !!)
and now that he threaten the establishment, the "sodomizer" accusation comes back alive.
"A three-party opposition coalition led by Anwar made spectacular gains, winning an unprecedented 82 seats in the 222-member Parliament and the legislatures of five states. Anwar has threatened to engineer defections from the National Front -- which has ruled continuously since 1957 -- to bring down the government by September."
Jezz folks, get a fuckin' grip.

Official results show Mr Mugabe won all 10 provinces, with 85.5% of the vote, but there were many spoiled ballots.
He was the only candidate to run after the opposition boycotted the vote amid claims of state-sponsored violence. (BBC News)

