The name 'Bluetooth' and 'symbol'

 The name 'Bluetooth' and 'symbol'

The name "Bluetooth" is derived from the name of a king in the late 10th century.

"Harald Blatand" which in England was also called Harald Bluetooth, possibly because it is dark colored teeth.

He is the king of Denmark who has managed to unite the tribes that previously fought, including the tribes of the area now called Norway and Sweden.

Even the Scania region in Sweden, where bluetooth technology is found to also include territories.

King's ability as a unifier is also similar to bluetooth technology now that can connect various devices, such as personal computers and mobile phones.

Definition Definition of Drama, Acting, and Theatre

Definition Definition of Drama, Acting, and Theatre

1. DRAMA

Drama is action, action. Derived from the Greek "draomai" meaning to do, force, acting and so forth. Drama is life depicted in the motion. Conflicts of human nature is the main source of drama
 

In the Dutch language, the drama is toneel, which then by PKG Mangkunegara Plays VII created the term.

Drama (Ancient Greek) is a form of literature that has a part to played by actors. Vocabulary is derived from Greek meaning "action", "action". Drama can be realized with various media: on stage, film and or television. Drama is also often combined with music and dance, as an opera.

2. Theater

Etymologically: Theater is the theater or auditorium. In a broad sense, the theater is all the spectacle that was shown in front of crowds. Theatre can also be interpreted as a drama, the story of life and human life as told on stage with the media: Conversations, motion and behavior based on a written script that is supported by the decor, music, songs, dances, etc..

Theatre (English "theater" or "theater", French "Théâtre" comes from the Greek "theatron", which means "place to watch") is a branch of the performing arts related to the acting / acting in front of an audience by using combination of words, gestures (body movements), expression, dolls, music, dance and others.

Bernard Beckerman, head of the drama department at Hofstra University, New York, in his book, Dynamics of Drama, defines the theater as "what happens when a man or more, isolated in a time / or space, present themselves to others." Theater can also take the form: opera, ballet, mime, kabuki, puppet shows, classical Indian dance, Kunqu, mummers play, improvisation and mime performance.

3. GOOD ACTING

Acting is not just a dialogue, but also in the form of motion.

Good dialogue is dialogue:

1. sound (both volumes)

2. clear (good articulation)

3. understood (correct pronunciation)

4. appreciate (in accordance with the demand / souls role specified in the script)

5. Balk motion is the motion that:

6. visible (good blocking)

7. clear (no doubt? doubt, convince)

8. understood (in accordance with the laws of motion in life)

9. appreciate (in accordance with the demand / souls role specified in the script)