Here’s my usual Monday-morning roundup of the posts from the weekend, for the benefit of those who read only on the weekdays:

I blast the New York Times‘s Adam Cohen for his sloppy article about bloggers.

Dave Kopel reports that Denver papers also hid the alleged existence of a satellite recording of the Sgrena/Calipari shooting.

On the filibuster front:

I note the hypocrisy of a certain Senator from New York who shall be known only as Chuckie S.

I also take a cheap shot at his expense (and it feels great).

I note Terry Neal’s inadequate response to Hugh Hewitt.

I reproduce an excellent letter to the editor about that pathetic David Greenberg op-ed on judicial filibusters.

For those who are interested in music:

I note an argument that Hitler turned away from Wagner late in life.

And on the lighter side:

I was honored to be featured in another “Day by Day” cartoon.

I direct you to a site that plays music backwards, revealing masked backwards messages. And I tell a story about why I am probably going to Hell.

I wish everyone a Happy Mother’s Day, and direct you to a moving post by Jeff Goldstein on the holiday.

I ask readers to tell us a little bit about themselves. I really hope you will all click on this link and participate.