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Dan is away this week so we're joined by Jon Armstrong from Turning This Car Around: turningthiscararound.com Apple released a $200 book with pictures of its products which is only the second-worse thing that happened this week: http://www.apple.com/newsroom/2016/11/designed-by-apple-in-california-chronicles-20-years-of-apple-design.html Jason Snell's review of the new MacBook Pro: https://sixcolors.com/post/2016/11/macbook-pro-touch-bar-review-keyboard-chameleon/ Steven Levy on the new MacBook Pro: https://backchannel.com/apple-goes-part-time-on-touch-8e7b0a4d371c#.53g7pqsdu Armstrong recommends the Henge Dock for the MacBook Pro: https://hengedocks.com Our thanks this week to Mack Weldon (https://www.mackweldon.com). Mack Weldon makes glorious underwear to hold your bits in the way they deserve, anti-microbially. It is truly awesome stuff. So go to mackweldon.com and use the promo code "REBOUND" to get 20 percent off your order. Our thanks also to Omaha Steaks. Go to OmahaSteaks.com (http://omahasteaks.com and type "REBOUND" in the search bar, add the Family Gift Pack to your cart and get a 77% savings! Great meat at a great price. And also our thanks to VideoBlocks (http://videoblocks.com/Rebound2016), a members-only site offering a one-stop shop for stock video. Go to VideoBlocks.com/Rebound2016 to get $100 off access to royalty-free professional stock video. And also also, our thanks to you, for listening and stuff.

This time around Chris and Ed attempt to shame you with their D-lister activities and ability to purchase things they want but don’t need. We cover PyOhio, the long-anticipated php|cruise, and some useful gadgets they’ve incorporated into their work flows. Do these things! Check out our sponsors WonderNetwork and Grumpy Learning Buy stickers at devhell.info/shop Follow us on Twitter here Rate us on iTunes here Listen Download now (MP3) Links and Notes Ed spoke about his usual stuff at PyOhio and Chris thought the event looked awesome Ed’s talk from PyOhio Chris got sucked in by the Facebook advertising for the Henge Dock Chris brought his long-suffering wife along with him for php|cruise and highly recommends cruising as a vacation option Ed likes the Roost Laptop Stand Chris bought some generic monitor-stand-and-USB hub at Winners Ed had some UPS fun with his new Tom Bihn bag Both Chris and Ed highly recommend the Wirecutter’s travel gear guide

How do you take your life's passion – the thing that lights you up inside, that brings you joy, that makes you come alive – and turn that passion into a book, a product or a business? Can anyone do it? Should you? How do you do it? Click here to download or listen to this episode now. Tip of the Week:  How to Triple Your Productivity The trick is pretty simple: use three times as many monitors. I can keep a resource open on one monitor (research, notes, etc.) My working document on the center monitor. I can keep communication or utilities open on the third monitor. You can do this rather on the cheap (as I currently am). I use these three: my Macbook Pro 15″ Retina, and two run-of-the-mill 21″ LCD monitors. And once you decide this really works for you, you can upgrade with a specialized dock (which is what I'm doing next). I recommend you look at the Henge Dock. Why Henge Dock? Intelligent. Automated docking and full integration with Mac OS X together make the world’s most intelligent docking station. Powerful. Support for up to three external displays and 13 expansion ports, including Thunderbolt 2 – your Macbook has never been more powerful. Elegant. Metal architecture and an elegant design create a natural extension of your MacBook. Secure. Safeguard your MacBook automatically with password protected dock locking. Henge Dock for Macbook Pro is $ 449 USD Feature Segment: Package Your Passion 3 Converging Forces That Make This Possible Global Networks Instant Commerce Systems Digital Distribution These 3 converging forces make it possible to take your life's passion – the thing that lights you up inside, that brings you joy, that makes you come alive – and turn that passion into a book, a product or a business? What could you possibly package? What if you “don't have a passion”? Discover your passion with an “I Exam”: 1. Things you love to do. 2. Things you're good at (other people say so). 3. Things other people pay for that are on lists (1) and (2) A convergence here gives you a place to start. The “how” to make the product is NOT THE MAIN ISSUE. It's a detail. Park the thoughts of tech, and next week, we will explore how to “promote your products.” JP Sears “How to be a Life Coach” This is hilarious (coaches, please have a thick skin… have a laugh!) Watch the video by clicking here. You'll be taken to YouTube. Share the Love Subscribe to the show in iTunes and give us a rating and review. Make sure you put your real name and website in the text of the review itself. We will definitely mention you on this show. We are also on Stitcher.com, so if you prefer Stitcher, please subscribe there. Connect with Ray on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, or LinkedIn. Get The Transcript Click here to get the transcript now.

For our final show at CES, Stephen and Trevor look at the new Netgear ARLO cameras, Star Wars Headphones, an innovative Henge Dock, the OMNI Virtual Reality system, Jump starting your car with your phone battery charger, Apple's record App sales, the Magic Hub to add USB ports to your iMac, Audio Technica's approach to ill-fitting headphones, the Belt that charges your phone and Livescribe finally on Android

For our final show at CES, Stephen and Trevor look at the new Netgear ARLO cameras, Star Wars Headphones, an innovative Henge Dock, the OMNI Virtual Reality system, Jump starting your car with your phone battery charger, Apple's record App sales, the Magic Hub to add USB ports to your iMac, Audio Technica's approach to ill-fitting headphones, the Belt that charges your phone and Livescribe finally on Android