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Gold rushes then and now: for better or worse, there's gold in them there portfolios.(BUILDING WEALTH: FOLLOWING THE FLOWS)
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September 1, 2008|
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Back in January of 1848 when John Sutter found some yellow rocks, he hired James Marshall to build a sawmill in Coloma, Calif. Believing he had discovered gold, and sensing the implications, he urged Marshall to take every precaution to keep the news from spreading.
"Now lock the doors," he said. "Didn't I tell you that we might have listeners?"
It didn't work. Within months, the California gold rush transformed San Francisco from a sleepy little town to the forerunner of the bustling metropolis it is today. By 1850, the California census showed that 73 ...
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Alberta Network of Immigrant Women: FORUM to Address Shortage of 1,000 Physicians in Alberta by Identifying Issues and Solutions for Licensing Internationally Trained Physicians.
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Alberta pitching plan to boost energy R&D as an alternative to ratifying Kyoto
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The Alberta Supreme Court at 100: History and Authority.(Book review)
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Alberta Medical Association Recognizes Three Albertans for Their Dedication to Health Care and the Community.
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Alberta first.
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