Blog Detail
Damien at the Speed of Life
http://www.damienriley.com
My online diary. I'm Damien Riley, teacher and blogger in a small high desert town of California. You'll find personal reflections of life are here along with reviews, blogging tips, and strategies. I invite you to become my friend on this blogging journey.
- Added on: Dec 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Damien Riley
- Listed in: Personal Blogging
- Tags: blog blogging teacher damien online diary how to create a blog
Recent Posts
My New Fan Page on Facebook
Facebook is a great way to network with friends, but I wanted needed something more promotional for my blog work. Last week, I discovered and created just the right thing at Facebook for that: a fan page. I’m excited now to have my own “...
Cutting Mobile Costs
My LG VU phone is a lot of fun and it’s a big help to my professional world as well. Honestly, I only recently “got it” how cell phones are revolutionizing our culture. As of this past year I am texting and using mobile email with ...
On Living Toward the Dream – and those who refuse to
This week I chose to talk about the attitude of enlightenment out there among so many people. With our country in such a financial hole, how can we continue to give handouts to so many people who don’t even really benefit by it? I’m frus...
Job Hunting Abounds Online
In this recession, many people are out pounding the pavement look and applying for work. Other people are searching for job opps online via job search websites. Yahoo! Hotjobs is one such site. Whether one is looking for a clerk position or upper ma...
A Teachers Brain – A Podcast of Tips for Teachers
A Teachers Brain has been a well kept secret since it started podcasting it’s episodes in September. With 15 episodes under its belt and close to 600 subcribers, it has definitely struck a chord with teachers on the internet. The following is ...
Orthodontics Unappreciated
I have my son in braces and he compains a lot how the appliance hurts his mouth. I remember my braces at age 12. They hurt of course because they were separating back my jaw to the most healthy and attractive position. Kids lack the knowledge of ...
