Darlene Brice had her first computer built in 1982. She participated in the Defense Department pilot project, called ARPAnet, in 1984 at Stanford University. 

During the 1980’s, her day job was as a production and layout artist for various newspapers in the Bay Area. She witnessed DeskTop Publishing emerge and flourish in the print publishing industry.

During that time she consulted and wrote trade articles about networking typesetting and page layout code software. Keeping up with the developments in the 1990’s, she became fascinated with the concept of the “every person publisher.”

She is the builder, developer and publisher of this BioEnergy News Site. She has also written articles about the birth and growth of the early days of the Internet when she was called a sysop.

Most recently, she taught computer graphics and Internet publishing for three years at New Horizons Computer Learning Center in Spokane, WA. Since then she has pursued the specialties of Search Engine Optimization and CMS (Content Management System) website publishing.

She has been very successful at her SEO skills and she works always toward SEs first page, if not first ranking. It’s like gambling or playing the stock market to her. She has learned the tricks of her trade. She thinks in computer algorithms. She has also been a professional graphic artist for more than 20 years. She just plain loves the stuff.

She realized that CMS was the future of web publishing. CMS is an interactive, dynamic, data-based, very professional website system that the client can control. An immensely powerful tool to build and maintain a website that does far more than one can imagine. 

Her most recent builds include:

LiveToRun.net

WaddellsPubandGrill.com

WorldBioEnergyNews.com

TopSoilScreeningEquipment.com 

They are all ranking high for their targeted keywords in the search engines.

Education:

BA degree, Political Science, UC Berkeley, 1977

Certification in Technical Graphic arts and Printing