The judge needs to be de-benched and sent to prison for being a constitutional terrorist.
Right, because that's not reactionary at all
I see a lot of people suggesting that you use a whiteboard and then use a digital camera to take pictures of the whiteboard. That might work as a low-budget solution, but if you have some money to spend and authorization to spend it, just get a document camera. You probably already have a digital projector in your meeting room. With a document camera, you can project anything on the screen. Many document cameras have built-in features for recording images or video, and you can also use it in conjunction with a lecture capture system if your meeting has remote participants or if you need to give an online presentation in that room.
Low-budget option: IPEVO Point 2 View USB Camera
Mid-budget option: Elmo MO-1 Visual Presenter
High-budget option: Elmo TT-12 Document Camera
If you have remote users, get a document camera. Hook the document camera, room computer, laptop VGA connection, etc., into a video switcher. Send the output of the video switcher to a video splitter. Hook the splitter up to your digital projector on one end and a lecture capture system on the other. Then your remote users can see video from whatever device you're currently showing on the projector to the in-person attendees.
For bonus points, hook up a camera in the room and send the camera signal to the lecture capture system as well. Set up a monitor at the desk for the presenter so they can also see what is currently being projected on the camera. You can even set up camera controls at the desk, maybe have a few buttons for pre-set camera angles to focus on points of interest in the room.
Source: 7 years of experience in distance learning applications.
Why not get a document camera that can record still images to an SD card?
There are also document cameras that can record full-motion video. The model I've linked to is somewhat expensive but there are cheaper options available.
If women wouldn't reward the behavior of bad men, then there wouldn't be so many bad men - so, you're saying that it's their fault, somehow?
It's scary, and also completely indicative of the problem, when something this ignorant and hateful gets modded up to "+5 insightful."
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You're right that most rapes occur at home by a perpetrator that the woman knows
YOU are part of the problem. You feed into women's fear and paranoia, their hate of men, and their double-standards. Women want to be free to do anything and be treated like equals as long as every man everywhere watches their backs and makes sure nothing bad happens to them and no one says anything they don't like because they are helpless women who need protecting. -- just, wow, dude. Just wow. You sound like a grade-A asshole. Like one of these entitled assholes who sees themselves as a "nice guy" when they're really just an entitled douche.
or harass a woman
Based on some statistics from the Department of Justice, "harassing a woman" is the one thing on your list that is wildly unlikely to result in a conviction or jail time.
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