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As you consider the output of the coverage you watch over the next few days related to the remaining primaries and their results in the Democratic presidential nominee race between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, keep in mind this lengthy list of data and statistics that show how poorly the news media reflects the female population - especially among the gatekeepers.

Three of my favorites:

In honor of Passover and the passing of Charleton Heston, a unique short film, destined for Academy Award recognition: The Ten Plagues in Sixty Seconds.

Chag Sameach.

If you like to critique, then critique away. This is the last in a series of videos I made from Ohio debate and Ohio primary day clips I took and used for experimenting. Ironically, the Clinton advisory was the only from whom I had decent audio. But I have a new Flip camcorder now so hopefully the quality of what I do will be better (John McEnroe - it's always the equipment).

My trip to the polling booth.

Thanks again to the folks at Wiggins Place, a facility within the Menorah Park complex of living options for seniors in Beachwood, Ohio.

Listen here if you're interested in knowing what the BBC wanted to know about how I feel and how I feel about the Samantha Power incident.

I've been asked many times, who did I vote for and why. Now you know.

Yesterday, even with the winter weather of Northern Ohio, I managed two videos of voters explaining who they voted for and why. I urge you to watch the entire videos because each individual discusses elements that you've probably thought about too.

A Democrat

A Republican

I could point you to more bandwidth and pulp that contains information you should know as you monitor headlines and the Internet over the next three days for any and all news related to the Democratic presidential primary competition between Senator Hillary Clinton (NY) and Barack Obama (IL) than you would ever be able to consume, but what will any of that tell you that you can't already figure out if you're enough of a wonk or wonkabee that you're reading this blog post or this blog at all?

If it sounds like I'm eschewing most of the conventional wisdom, nothing new there.

Is Jill Miller Zimon and a whole lotta bloggers. I'm credentialed through Newsweek.com but I also won a ticket to be in the audience so I'll be getting the full experience.

Here are some photos and I'll be posting video already taken as soon as it finishes loading at YouTube!