Via @SAI

This AP article by Stephen Braun, Anne Flaherty, Jack Gillum, and Matt Apuzo, seems to be the most reasonable and seemingly responsible report on PRISM that I’ve seen yet. It seems to be pretty much in line with my own limited understanding of what the relevant government agencies actually do, based on public information.

Image credit: Mr. T in DC on Flickr. CC BY-ND 2.0.

Via @arstechnica

At Ars Technica.

Storm reports from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center.

Storms State-by-State from The Weather Channel.

Via @USWeatherExpert

At Mike Smith Enterprises Blog: Updated Tornado and Severe Thunderstorm Forecast

Via @wxbrad in NC. Be watchful in GA.

Video

Via @earthskyscience

Mercury farthest from sun on sky’s dome on June 12. Article at EarthSky

Via @PTTU— Portal to the Universe.

Messier Monday: The Most Blueshifted Messier Object, M86 bit.ly/166KXqA

Image credit: Atlas Image [or Atlas Image mosaic] Obtained as part of the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS), a joint Project of the University of Massachusetts and the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center / California Institute of Technology, funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the National Science Foundation.

Via @TweetSmarter

Show Classic Movies in a New Light bit.ly/12A3UnX

Via @GuyKawasaki

Home sweet silo: The perfect home for a nuclear family http://is.gd/Y4vICl

Okay, it’s apparently once again time to take the leap. I’m moving Monolith149 Daily from Blogger, where it’s lived since May of 2006. Its new home is a combination of writing posts in Markdown on a local machine, generating a static blog using Octopress, and publishing the blog on Github Pages.