Originally this had dissertation stuff and some links to technology and literacy practices. Then I combined every blog and dumped it here, so it's a big, random mess of bookmarks and quotes with no real them or meta-tagging. I should probably rethink this. craniac at gmail dot com Mark Crane is the author of this smattering of bookmarks and assorted stuff.
Most warning lamps won't come on until pressure is dangerously low (less than four or five pounds). So don't assume the absence of a warning lamp means pressure is okay, especially if the engine is making any valve or bearing noise (knock).
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