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Fri, Nov 04 2011, 10:35 AM In This Wire... How you re different than the most incredible people who have ever lived More trash than treasure at storage auctions Shale: igniting a new industrial renaissance [ Friday\'s Fun Video ]: The unknown comic doing Fat Jesus 10 under-the-radar vacation destinations Part-time nanny helps end Bank of America fee More Recent Articles How you re different than the most incredible people who have ever lived by Corbett Barr What s the difference between you, right now, and the most incredible people who have ever lived? Think about the most accomplished people you admire and look up to (I m probably not talking about your mom or boss here). I m talking about the people who seem to be in a completely different league: the people who have changed the world, the people who are adored by thousands, the people who have it all. Heads of state, actors, business tycoons, philanthropists, inventors, nobel prize winners, renaissance men. What are the differences between those people and you? (this isn t a trick question) I like to separate the differences into two categories: things you can change and things you can t. Here are some of the differences between you and them that you can t change or... Click here to read the full article... More trash than treasure at storage auctions By Jonathan Berr Attention Storage Wars fans: The odds of you striking it rich at a storage auction are as remote as those of mortal enemies Darrell Sheets and Dave Hester dancing the cha-cha cheek-to-cheek, or fashion maven Barry Weiss wearing beige. Though the hit cable-TV show does give viewers an idea of what goes on at the auctions, it doesn t give the entire picture. Buying and selling merchandise based on a cursory inspection of an abandoned storage locker is not an easy way to make a living. Indeed, what gets viewers hooked on Storage Wars is that the cast members don t always make a profit. Anyone tempted to take a stab at being a storage warrior should be advised that lots of people are getting the same idea. Attendance at storage auctions has soared thanks... Click here to read the full article... Shale: igniting a new industrial renaissance by Paul M. Barrett In late 1998, Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK), an independent natural-gas producer based in Oklahoma City, exemplified an industry in decline. The company s stock price had fallen over two years from above $34 a share to 75 cents. Its market value tumbled 93 percent, to $72 million. They re running up a down escalator, Michael Spohn, an analyst at Petroleum Research Group, said. When Aubrey K. McClendon, Chesapeake s chief executive officer and co-founder, announced he might sell the company, there was little interest, Bloomberg Businessweek reports in its Nov. 7 edition. Falling gas prices had reduced the value of Chesapeake s reserves from $2.1 billion to $661 million. We d had higher highs than others in the industry; then we had... Click here to read the full article... [ Friday\'s Fun Video ]: The unknown comic doing Fat Jesus Okay, it s Friday the day that makes us Wealth Vault news pickers want to get a bit crazy. So, here s a video of Zach Galifianakis on stage before he was well Zach Galifianakis. From January 1999 at Luna Park in West Hollywood, Zach applies his craft. This is where it all began. The following year he appeared on the Letterman show, followed by his own aborted VH1 talk show, working on the road, film and TV appearances and then came The Hangover. * * * To access premium content, join us as a paid-up \'Wealth Vault\' member: wealthvault.net/info 10 under-the-radar vacation destinations by Eric Goldschein Here at Business Insider, we ve talked about the most popular vacation spots, as well as the most expensive. But what about the roads less traveled? With National Geographic s release of the best places to travel to in 2012, we got to thinking:what are some under the radar destinations that are worth your time and money? Culled from Nat Geo and Lonely Planet, we ve put together a list of the best places to visit that you ve never even considered. Click here to check out the 10 awesome under the radar destinations [continue] * * * To access premium content, join us as a paid-up \'Wealth Vault\' member: wealthvault.net/info Part-time nanny helps end Bank of America fee Part-time nanny credited with ending debit card fee; she led petition against Bank of America by Ben Nuckols Recent college graduate Molly Katchpole has $2,200 to her name, holds down two part-time jobs one of them as a nanny and describes her financial situation as paycheck-to-paycheck. So when Bank of America announced that it would begin charging debit card users a $5 monthly fee, Katchpole got mad and started an online petition. More than 300,000 people signed it. And on Tuesday, the nation s second-largest bank backed down. Now the 22-year-old is getting the credit for the end of the debit card fee. Katchpole is a Rhode Island native who lives in Washington, where she does freelance work for a political communications firm that supports unions and other... Click here to read the full article...