Topics Covered:

• Robbie Ferguson and Hillary Rumball present.  John's backstage.
• Liam Daniel Ferguson makes his world-wide Internet TV debut.
• Viewer Question:  Where is the baby-sized Starfleet uniform?
• Viewer Question:  If I were to enter the IT field in my forties, which aspect of the field would be best for me to get started?
• Viewer Question:  Recently my dual-boot system stopped booting to GRUB and it just shows a black screen.  What can I do?
• Understanding the "bitrate" of a Shoutcast radio station feed.
• Setting Shoutcast to launch radio stations in your own player, such as Totem in Ubuntu Linux.
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• Viewer Comment:  I enjoyed the Category5 Blues song during Episode 169, and it was great to see Hillary!
• Viewer Comment:  Congratulations on the birth of Liam.  I tried the H.264 feed, but my media player doesn't work with it.  Are you going to continue to update the DiVX feeds?
• Information about the new Category5 TV Web Site which launches on January 1st.
• All existing users have received 150 Category5 TV Viewer Points.
• Viewer Comment:  Congratulations on the birth of Liam.  I love the quality improvements on Category5 TV in the past few weeks with the introduction of the new HD camera.  Keep up the great work.
• Viewer Question:  What is Category5 Gear?
• Thoughts about how YouTube is providing speech-to-text based, automated closed captioning -- but how accurate is it?
• Robbie demonstrates how bad YouTube's automatic closed captioning really is.
• Feature:  Zimbra Desktop -- a free, feature-rich email application with Calendar, task list, contacts / address book, social networking integration and more!  Works on Windows, Mac or Linux platforms.
  
• Robbie demonstrates obtaining and installing Zimbra Desktop on Linux.
• Ubuntu Tip:  perfectbuntu makes installing Zimbra Desktop a breeze.
• Extracting the files from a .tgz file in Linux.
• Loading the Linux terminal and changing the directory to the Zimbra Desktop folder on your Desktop.
• Installing Zimbra Desktop on Linux.
• Installing the Zimbra Desktop user.
• Web 2.0 is revolutionizing the way applications run and also cutting down on system resources need to do big tasks.
• Running Zimbra Desktop for the first time.
• Configuring your Zimbra Desktop and connecting it to your email account (Zimbra, Gmail, Yahoo!, Exchange, IMAP or POP).
• Why Zimbra Desktop may warn about your security certificate (at least, in our case).
• Adding the Category5 TV calendar to Zimbra Desktop (or any remote calendar).
• Prize Giveaway:  Brother MFC-J615W from Brother Canada.
  

Links to Relevant Web Sites:

• Ubuntu Linux:  ubuntu.com
• Super Grub Disk:  supergrubdisk.org
• Shoutcast Radio Directory:  shoutcast.com 
• Robbie's Twitter:  twitter.com/robbieferguson
• Zimbra Desktop:  zimbra.com
• Apple's iCal Calendars:  apple.com