Radio Ranch 6.25.20

<p>China, History and Discussion</p><p>1st &amp; 2nd Hours</p><p>1st full day with the new Jitsi platform. Will post log in instruction below if you're reading/hearing about this for the 1st time.</p><p>Had the core group on today and we all wanted Harvey to talk about his partial reading of the book on China written by a U.S. Ambassor, 2 times, to China. Title of that book is: <em>Ways That Are Dark. It gives us a unique window into the Chinese culture before the Communist Revolution. </em></p><p>Talk about the Three Gorges Dam, which is in potential danger of breaching now.</p><p>Good show, we'll try to get it where we can use both Jitsi and Skype. Takes a few technical adjustments.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>INSTRUCTIONS FOR LISTENING OR JOINING</strong></p><p>The new platform, jitsu will be easier for those who call in on phone lines and the show can now be joined seamlessly by simply pasting a URL into a browser tab.&nbsp;Chrome, Brave, Opera &amp; Firefox we know work fine, or seem to at this point. There is also a phone app that works.</p><p><br></p><p>Browser Connection Link:&nbsp;meet.jit.si/ppnstudio</p><p><br></p><p>Phone Call In (2 steps):</p><p>1. Call 512-647-1431</p><p>2. PIN#: 268 607 7837</p><p><br></p><p>Cell App in 'app store'. Search 'jitsi', several come up but all go back to Jitsi Meet.&nbsp;You can join and participate this way also.</p><p><br></p><p>When you've connected.</p><p>1.&nbsp;PLEASE turn OFF the 'video' feature bottom/right MUTE button.&nbsp;The video feature uses too much extra bandwidth and affects the ongoing conversation.</p><p>2. When you are not speaking 'PLEASE' try to keep your devices MUTE button on.&nbsp;Again, to cut background noise and help improve the fidelity of the ongoing conversation.</p>