Dark is the horror situation

 

Every man is avoid horror situatio. Dark is the best  time for horror action. Somebody avoid this situation and all time try to avoid it. But luck is not fever all time. So instant create a horror situation. People missed their childhood. They are also remember horror moment in whole life. People are likes horror story. But not ready to protest this situation.

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BNP has lost people’s support and goes whining to the UN: Quader

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader says that the BNP has gone whining to the UN in an effort to return to power because it has lost people’s support.

The road transport and bridges minister made the remarks during the inaugural programme of the Awami League’s Science and Technology Sub-Committee website at the Institution of Engineers in Dhaka’s Ramna on Saturday.

“When a party bankrupts itself to such a level that it is debasing the country, it shows it has lost the support of the people and is whining to UN.”

“Today the BNP has become such a useless party that it complains to foreigners at every little thing. And they continue whining to the populace. If their complaints are valid then the people will vote for them instead of us.”

Quader said that if Bangladesh’s people do not vote for them, no foreign power will be able to restore the BNP to power.

“As our leader has said, we will stay in power if the people vote for us. The Awami League has no interest in retaining power by force.”

Quader spoke about the government’s development work.

“The BNP does not take any pride in our country’s achievements. Sheikh Hasina dreams of the next generation, while the BNP only dreams of the next election.”

“They do not understand anything aside from power. The BNP and its supporters only engage in power-hungry politics.”

Quader also discussed the problems associated with Facebook.

“Anyone who thinks the problems will disappear if Facebook is shut down is wrong,” Quader said. “It has good aspects and bad aspects. We must mitigate the bad. We must make and distribute information.”

“We have been unable to properly curb the propaganda by the opponents of the Liberation War during the two recent protest movements [the quota reform and road safety protests]. We have not been able to counter these cyber-attacks. It is from this experience that we have taken the initiative to form this sub-committee, so that it can monitor the situation and fill any gaps.”

Sourch: BD NEWS 24

How to Tell a Ghost Story in the world

“The most important thing is the setting, ” says Ruth Robbins, professor of Victorian literature at Leeds Beckett University in England. “In the 19th century, ghost stories were read aloud so that the atmosphere set people up to be pleasurably scared in a communal way. ” Britons in the Victorian era were obsessed with ghost stories because they reflected uncertain times — the Industrial Revolution, a move to urban living and technological advances like the telegraph, a supernatural-seeming invention. “Start with elements that you may be afraid of because of that atavistic, primitive danger, ” Robbins says. “Bodies that are apparently human but might not be, like dolls and portraits. If the narrative begins in a room with those items, you’re more likely to be haunted by that space. ” Material detail is powerful, because ghost stories are often about objects. “People become possessed by possessions, ” Robbins says.

Establish what kind of ghost is haunting the setting — ideally a figure from the past with unsettled business. Many ghosts “come back because the dead person can’t rest, ” Robbins says. “Either they’ve been done violently to death or their possessions have been stolen. So they come back to put things back where they belong. ” But you don’t want your ghost to be defined too clearly. “The way to get really frightening is if you go for something that you can only glimpse out of the corner of your eye and your other senses tell you that something is there. You can hear it, you can smell it, you can sense that it is really big. ”

To get a feel for effective ways to be scary, read a wide range of stories, from Victorian literature to the modern day. “You might construct ghost stories in which the dead communicate through their Facebook pages or tweets or Snapchats, ” Robbins says. “Ghost stories have always made use of modern technology. ”

Determine what sort of resolution works best for you. A lot of ghost stories wrap things up like a “Scooby Doo” episode. Others leave your audience in a world that doesn’t feel secure. “Some of the best stories end out of nowhere, and we can’t explain it, and it leaves us feeling unsettled for ages, ” Robbins says.