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Completely ignoring that in reality it is women who are dominantly the primary care giver the world over. You are right, it would not be an accurate statement. ...but they are, so... Anywho last post on the topic, I hadn't jumped in early on cause this is WAY off topic.

Ok. So the last comments are my opinion and should be taken with a grain of salt. Prior to this there were linkes sites with articles using facts and figures. To clarify: - I have friends raised by single dads who have done quite well; - education isn't about advanced math, in different...

The world bank one states it in summary. There's an attached pdf. I'll keep looking when I have time. Educating women in third world countries provides opportunity for primary care giver. An educated woman (we ain't necessarily talking applied science degree here) can make better financial...

Two second google search. https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDAQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ifpri.org%2Fpubs%2Fib%2Fib33.pdf&ei=_kX2UbSwKMy_kgWrxYGYDQ&usg=AFQjCNE3ehfb8kmI8l-U_kCBIhKfVrxLqA I'll ask around and post, been about a decade since I researched it. Would be a bit...

There are several studies proving the importance of educating women. If you educate a man you educate one person. Educate a woman and you educate a nation. My religion even states if you can only afford to send one child to school, it should be your daughter.

Same. Have a few doctor mates. At 30, all on less than what I was on at 22. Again. Believe as you wish.

Haha, and yet that is what most of the women in my circle expect from a man. Same same, I love empowered women. I've been told on numerous occasions by some very well sought after women, after they figure out what I look for, they are intimidated that they won't match up. That's a personal...

Haha, Being a friend of yours, I must say you are significantly more motivated than most women I know. Of the ones I grew up with, they all have the looks, degrees and bank due to family connections, yet their way of thinking isn't quite all what a motivated guy would look for in a woman if...

Sometimes it has nothing to do with amenities. Perhaps wealthy people like to live next to other wealthy people. The $5M price tag may have little to do with amenities and more to do with setting a benchmark on who your neighbours are.

Ah 'variation', the word has been the sweetest of melodies to my ear.

Ditto. Worked for Lend Lease at the Bond building. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Though looking back, how I managed to stand in line for the train hurts my head. Now that i'm back in Sydney, I would much prefer to work in the outskirts.

HA! low-blow ;) Well it is almost done. Not that i'm on it anymore. Thank goodness. Am keeping my ear to the ground to see if anything worthwhile pops up in Sydney, in the meantime, almost finished my deck. I'm more a numbers and managing kinda guy, am loving getting more hands on!!!

Umm. Yes and no. Depends how rural we are talking and heritage/enviro implications amongst many more. Greenfield is usually cheaper than brownfield of course.

Having had the opportunity to visit most of those cities, I must suggest looking at them without the tourist glasses on. Or perhaps looking at Sydney through the eyes of an outsider. I would rate Sydney pretty highly. On almost all measures. LA and Paris, just like anywhere are pretty...

That article and the comments are hilarious. As the saying goes, that couple needs a high five. In the face. With a chair.