ori_sonata

ori_sonata last signed in Aug 30 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Mar 14, 2009.

About Me:

I am Ori Sonata a web programmer and online writer. My interests range from computational astronomy, science fiction discussion, mathematic, linguistics and history.

Currently I am writing for Triond and Bukisa. I think that both sites have their own advantages. Bukisa is particularly focused on how-to and educational articles, since I have networks in several Q&A forums and discussion forum, I find it easier to market these kind of articles.

At this moment, most of my articles in Bukisa are centered on mathematic and programming, but I am looking forward to write more about linguistic and history in the near future.

How to get Ideas for articles?

Published May 18, 2009 /

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Most people who just trying to start writing online articles have problem with getting interesting ideas to write. With the exception of they who are already a good offline writers, almost every beginner online writer have this problem during the start of their career. Even the author of this article

How to stay clear from Phising in Facebook?

by ori_sonata | in Internet > Safety

Facebook is a website where people connect with their friends and keep themselves updated with theirs friends whereabouts. However, this fact is often used by cyber-criminals known as phisers to steal identities and spam the network.
How could internet help you to learn new languages?

by ori_sonata | in Education > Languages

Foreign languages always require constant practice to master. Fortunately for us who live in information age, we have the internet where millions of people from around the globe exchange information. This provide a good opportunity to practice our linguistic related skills.
How to learn something and get paid for it?

by ori_sonata | in Internet > Web Marketing

Most people believe that we should pay if we want to learn something. While this is true for people living in industrial age, this statement is no longer correct for us who live in information age.
How to use Yahoo!Answer and Bukisa to Earn money online?

by ori_sonata | in Internet > Web Marketing

Yahoo!Answer is the biggest question and answer forums available in the world. Bukisa is a writing network that share a part of their advertisement income with their writers. By using the combination of both website, it is possible to earn money online.
How to write mathematics expression in HTML?

by ori_sonata | in Science & Technology > Programming

This article explain how to use HTML for writing mathematics expressions such as exponential, polynomial, fraction and rational.
Why Eating Human Being is Not a Good Idea?

by ori_sonata | in Culture & Society > Science

Different culture have different taboo about what to eat and what not to eat. However there is one thing even the most tolerant religion and culture today will not tolerate the consumption of. All major cultures and religion forbid the consumption of human being.
Animation for the constant alteration effect in cubic functions

by ori_sonata | in Education > General

A cubic function have three constant affecting the shape of its graph and one constant affecting its position along the y-axis. This article explain the effect of changing each constant in a cubic function by the mean of animations.
Animation for the constant alteration effect in quadratic functions

by ori_sonata | in Education > General

Altering the constants of a quadratic functions is going to affect the shape and position of its graph. This article explain the effect of each alteration to the graph. By watching the animations, students and teachers alike can get better understanding on how each alteration is going to affect the graph.
Effect of changing the value of a,b,c in quadratic equation

by ori_sonata | in Education > General

To better understand about quadratic equation it is important to visualize the effect of altering the value of each constant on the graph. Altering different constant in a quadratic equation is going to have different effect on how the graph appear.