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[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Days Gone - Game World Ambience - 🏚️⛰️🌲Belknap Region🏜️🌋🌲

Immerse yourself in the atmospheric sounds of Days Gone with this video capturing the ambience looking north west towards the Bear Creek Hot Springs. Experience the serenity of the post-apocalyptic world as you look north west towards the Bear Creek Hot Springs and snow capped mountain in the distance.

Perfect for relaxing, studying, or simply escaping into the hauntingly beautiful world of Days Gone. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more immersive game world ambiences.

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[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: The Mysteries

Bill Watterson: what ho, mortals Watterson: it is i the hermit bill watterson Watterson: i have lived up in my cave on the mountain for nigh on 30 years Watterson: in silent contemplation of the mysteries of the cosmos Watterson: but now i descend to walk amongst you Watterson: to speak of the revelations delivered unto me Watterson: thus spake watterson!

Stephen King: oh my god! bill watterson! Watterson: yes King: i'm a real big fan of calvin and hobbes you know Watterson: thank you King: i've got so many bumper stickers of calvin peeing on things i don't like! Watterson:

Watterson: listen, people! i bear important news- Koontz: i have a question! Koontz: is the transmogrifier real? Frank Belknap Long: god i wish the transmogrifier was real 

King: i love the spaceman spiff strips haha so good Poe: i prefer the tracer bullet arcs, funny stuff Barker: hey did you draw frazz? c'mon you can tell us, we're cool Watterson: see this is why i don't come down here much

Bill Watterson: submitted for the approval of the midnight society, I call this the tale of the mysteries Watterson: ok so follow me here Watterson: what if it turned out that man was just an insignificant speck in an unfathomably vast and hostile universe HP Lovecraft: i know the answer to that one

Watterson: so i realized, in my years of meditation, that man is a meaningless blip in the vast nothing of space King: Poe: Koontz: Barker: Lovecraft: Barker: hahaha Poe: clive Barker: did you just rediscover cosmic horror from first principles?

Watterson: what if there were things in the universe that we didn't understand? King: Poe: Koontz: Barker: Lovecraft: King: is there more? Watterson: no that's it

Watterson: see, the thing is Watterson: mysteries exist Watterson: what are mysteries? we just don't know Watterson: i'll leave it to your imagination to fill in the rest Watterson: you know, like the noodle incident Watterson: anyway i'll see you all again in another 30 years

Barker: ya know i was always more of a far side fan anyway King: i always liked garfield, ya know garfield? King: like eating lasagna, hating mondays King: classic strip, classic! Frank Belknap Long: i liked ozy and millie Barker: wow frank big surprise 

[weirdlookindog]

"Kill him! Kill him!" they howled.

Hannes Bok (1914-1964) - Illustration for Frank Belknap Long's 'Escape from Tomorrow'

(Weird Tales - December 1939)

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Lyda Belknap Long - The Witch Tree - Magnum - 1971

[everythingsecondhand]

The Hounds Of Tindalos, by Frank Belknap Long (Belmont, 1963).

From a charity shop in Nottingham.

[gameraboy2]

"The Placid River" by William Belknap, Jr. Arizona Highways, April 1950

[heelsandankles]

[glowingcritter]

A'aninin men prepare for a Grass Dance by having paint applied to their faces by their wives, inside a traditional lodge on the Fort Belknap Reservation in north-central Montana - 1905

[morriganduska]

a weird design of the Hounds of Tindalos

(JAN 2022)

[loobydoopoppycock]

Forgot to put this here, I like the shapes

[alphamecha-mkii]

USS Barham (Belknap Class) MSD by LCARSgfx

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Terfcon

JK Rowling: hello children Rowling: i'm back from genussspect con '23 Stephen King: from what? Clive Barker: it's her terf convention, steve Rowling: IT ISS MORE THAN JUSSST A TERF CONVENTION Rowling: we had nazisss there too

Rowling: man i jussst had ssuch a blasst at genussspect con 23 Rowling: going to panelss Rowling: watching the terfssuit parade Rowling: commissssioning artissstsss in artisstss alley to draw my terfsssona

King: wait whats your terfsona? Rowling: oh here check thiss out Rowling: hisss name isss robert galbraith and he'sss a losst prince from planet mobiousss on a misssion to avenge the death of hisss sensai Rowling: by harassssing people in public toiletss

Rowling: robert galbraith isss sssso cool Rowling: he'sss a bessst sselling author and he totally doesssn't have anyone living in the ventsss of his ssscottish casstle King: oh i see you drew him with a sword there Rowling: ITSSS A KATANA

Rowling: but the coolessst thing about robert galbraith isss how he sstandss up for proper gender roless Barker: why's he a dude Rowling: what Barker: why'd you pick a dude for your terfsona Rowling: Rowling: Rowling:

Rowling: my favorite part of the convention was the terfsssuit parade Rowling: when we all put on our besst big sshapelesss tradwife sshift dresssess and styled our bangss Rowling: check out these photoss i took Barker: oh its a hobbit parade Rowling:

Frank Belknap Long: was there a klingon party? Rowling: a what Rowling: what are you talking about Rowling: of courssse not! Long: wow well, this convention sounds pretty mid

[weirdlookindog]

C. C. Senf - Horror from the Hills

(Weird Tales - February-March 1931)

[nelc]

Edward Gorey covers

[deadpresidents]

If it had succeeded would Mayorkas have been the first cabinet member ever impeached?

Just to be clear, Secretary Mayorkas was impeached. Impeachment is the first step of the process -- I often suggest that people think of impeachment in the same way that you'd think of an indictment in a criminal proceeding. The House of Representatives is responsible for taking up articles of impeachment and if a simple majority of the House votes to impeach, then that person has been impeached, no matter what happens next.

After that, the next step is taken up by the U.S. Senate where the trial of the impeached official takes place. If there is a trial in the Senate and 2/3rds of the Senate votes to convict the official, then that person is removed from office. But whether they are convicted and acquitted, they still have been impeached.

What happened with Mayorkas is that the House impeached him and when the articles of impeachment were taken up by the Senate, the Senate decided that the charges were a political stunt that did not meet the Constitution's definition of "high crimes and misdemeanors." So, the Senate simply dismissed the charges instead of even proceeding to a trial. But, again, Mayorkas was still impeached; it just didn't go further than that step.

And to actually answer your question, Mayorkas is the second Cabinet member in American history to be impeached. William Belknap, who was Secretary of War under President Grant, was impeached in 1876 for taking kickbacks from traders seeking contracts at military forts on the frontier. When it was clear that he was definitely going to be impeached by the House, Belknap resigned, but despite leaving office he still faced a Senate trial (as President Trump would face with his second impeachment and Senate trial over inciting an insurrection despite his term ending). The Senate tried Belknap on five articles of impeachment and was found guilty on all five by a majority of Senators, but narrowly escaped conviction because the 2/3rds threshold wasn't reached. But despite there being far more Cabinet members than Presidents throughout American history, more Presidents have been impeached than Cabinet Secretaries.