#Kevin Garland
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ruinix · 28 days ago
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Another angle of goalie hugs/bonks.
(So heartwarming. I love when hockey men do this. Also, I keep forgetting how big demko is, jezuz)
(Florida Panthers @ Vancouver Canucks, December 12, 2024)
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cenestpasaudrey · 2 months ago
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Quinn-ter is coming ❄️
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pensfan4lfe2 · 3 months ago
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Vancouver Canucks || 2024-25 NHL Season
(Opening Night Roster vs CGY)
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sarcasmchandlerbing · 2 months ago
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offsidenewsco · 2 months ago
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"Individually, these are troublesome fractals for a team to overcome. As a whole, they put together a mosaic portrait of a team fighting against their circumstances with everything they have in them."
The Canucks edged out a 4-3 win against the Ottawa Senators while missing the majority of their leadership core in the lineup. We've also been thinking a lot about The Climb by Miley Cyrus. These things are related, somehow.
Read about why the Canucks have grown comfortable with adversity here.
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huggythecanuck · 1 month ago
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thanks sm @stayg-0ld for the tag pookie <3
If you had a Spotify wrapped, but for which hockey players you talked about the most, who would be your top 5?
quinn hughes (i mean come on. he’s sooo)
thatcher demko (he grew up like twenty minutes away from me i miss him sooo much)
conor garland (unfortunately he’s so good but i am also so mad abt the whole politics thing)
kevin lankinen (HES MY FAV SM I LOVE HIMMM)
erik johnson/gabe landeskog (newest obsession, tears my heart out, bonded pair, etc etc)
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the-disgruntled-hughes · 7 days ago
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Goalie hug via Canucks Instagram
(Jan 2 2025)
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rqgnarok · 2 years ago
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the fact that svu keeps introducing white characters (bruno, muncy), giving the latino character the ‘i used to be a gangbanger in méxico’ plotline and ran out both kat and deputy chief garland for NOTHING doesn’t sit right with me, gotta be honest
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goaliegossip · 1 month ago
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canucks game recap (a lot happened so bear with me now):
lank killing it as usual. debrusky goal 23 seconds into the 2nd with a quinnifer assist officially breaking the franshise record of assists by a canucks defenseman in about 600 LESS games than alex edler. (I don’t remember the actual number) debrusky second goal with a quinn assist 43 seconds later and both goals were on the pp. hoggy almost tripped the referee right after taking a penalty😭😭 someone tell him to STOP taking penalties please. also talbot got injured and left halfway through the second😢😢 side note: you guys DO NOT want to know how I was pronouncing debrincats name before I actually heard the commentators say it😭 I barely watch the red wings IM SORRY.
anywho, garly got hit by the puck again. suter goal (if they call him suter the shooter one more time I’m gonna crash out) petey penalty😒😒 it constantly going back to being tied was making me mad. biggg hit on garly. brannstrom ties the game with 3:10 left😮‍💨 quinn is getting put to WORK with his 28+ min of ice time every game. and larkin was dramatic asf falling the way he did when soucy “punched” him. but most importantly DUBRUSKY OT WINNER AND HATTY‼️‼️ debrusk now leads the canucks in goals, anddd lank has 10 road wins in a row bro I love this team. if they go back to being terrible at home though I WILL be flying to vancouver and have a personal chat with the boys myself trust.
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kentjohnson91 · 3 months ago
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Flyers vs Canucks Game Recap 10/11
Flyers win 3-2 in shootout
Period 1- VAN: Nils Hoglander (assist(s): garland)
PHI: Tyson Foerster (assist(s): farabee, brink) Power Play Goal
Period 2- VAN: Teddy Blueger (assist(s): forbort, suter)
Period 3- PHI: Cam York (assist(s): poehling, hathaway)
OT- no scoring
Shootout:
JT Miller ❌
Sean Couturier❌
Elias Pettersson❌
Matvei Michkov❌
Jake DeBrusk✅
Travis Konecny✅
Conor Garland❌
Tyson Foerster❌
Brock Boeser❌
Morgan Frost✅
Ersson: 24 saves, 2 goals allowed
Lankinen: 29 saves, 2 goals allowed
1st Star- Ersson (.923 SV%)
2nd Star- Lankinen (.935 SV%)
3rd Star- York (1 goal)
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keyki421 · 4 months ago
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NLT - She Said, I Said (Time We Let Go)
Classic!!!
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ruinix · 1 month ago
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Lanki cam before OT (win)
(Vancouver Canucks @ Buffalo Sabres, November 29, 2024)
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cavspickandrollpodcast · 1 year ago
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Hey Cavs fans! 🏀
Episode 123 is now live! 🔊          
We discuss:
- Recent games 🏀
- KLove comments 👀
- Mobley injury 🤕
- Upcoming schedule 🗓️
- Cavs players on Cameo 🎙️
Listen everywhere or watch here!
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wilwheaton · 1 year ago
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America is in chaos, and it’s largely because neither Schumer in the Senate nor Garland at DOJ saw fit to investigate and prosecute Trump’s and Putin’s congressional allies who were also involved in January 6th. Had they been properly investigated, outed, and even removed from Congress we would almost certainly not be here now. But, instead, we ignored their crimes, and now they’re doubling down on ripping America to pieces in exchange for millions in cash and media support from neofascist rightwing billionaires and foreign governments. During the two years Democrats controlled the House of Representatives they failed to be “tough on crime” and it’s hurting the entire world. Hopefully Attorney General Merrick Garland will soon wake the hell up and convene a serious investigation into elected Republicans’ involvement in January 6th and its related crimes.
Is J6 at the root of Kevin McCarthy's humiliation?
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offsidenewsco · 3 months ago
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"As it stands right now, the Vancouver Canucks can’t play a 60-minute hockey game. Herein lies the issue, you see, because hockey games are 60 minutes long."
Read the return of our Vancouver Canucks recaps here!
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mariacallous · 8 months ago
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department on Thursday formally moved to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, a historic shift in generations of U.S. drug policy.
A proposed rule sent to the federal register recognizes the medical uses of cannabis and acknowledges it has less potential for abuse than some of the nation’s most dangerous drugs. The plan approved by Attorney General Merrick Garland would not legalize marijuana outright for recreational use.
The Drug Enforcement Administration will next take public comment on the proposal in a potentially lengthy process. If approved, the rule would move marijuana away from its current classification as a Schedule I drug, alongside heroin and LSD. Pot would instead be a Schedule III substance, alongside ketamine and some anabolic steroids.
The move comes after a recommendation from the federal Health and Human Services Department, which launched a review of the drug’s status at the urging of President Joe Biden in 2022.
Biden also has moved to pardon thousands of people convicted federally of simple possession of marijuana and has called on governors and local leaders to take similar steps to erase convictions.
“This is monumental,” Biden said in a video statement, calling it an important move toward reversing longstanding inequities. “Far too many lives have been upended because of a failed approach to marijuana, and I’m committed to righting those wrongs. You have my word on it.”
The election year announcement could help Biden, a Democrat, boost flagging support, particularly among younger voters.
The notice kicks off a 60-day comment period followed by a possible review from an administrative judge, which could be a drawn-out process.
Biden and a growing number of lawmakers from both major political parties have been pushing for the DEA decision as marijuana has become increasingly decriminalized and accepted, particularly by younger people. Some argue that rescheduling doesn’t go far enough and marijuana should instead be treated the way alcohol is.
Democratic Senate Majority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York applauded the change and called for additional steps toward legalization.
The U.S. Cannabis Council, a trade group, said the switch would “signal a tectonic shift away from the failed policies of the last 50 years.”
The Justice Department said that available data reviewed by HHS shows that while marijuana “is associated with a high prevalence of abuse,” that potential is more in line with other Schedule III substances, according to the proposed rule.
The HHS recommendations are binding until the draft rule is submitted, and Garland agreed with it for the purposes of starting the process.
Still, the DEA has not yet formed its own determination as to where marijuana should be scheduled, and it expects to learn more during the rulemaking process, the document states.
Some critics argue the DEA shouldn’t change course on marijuana, saying rescheduling isn’t necessary and could lead to harmful side effects.
Dr. Kevin Sabet, a former White House drug policy adviser now with the group Smart Approaches to Marijuana, said there isn’t enough data to support moving pot to Schedule III. “As we’ve maintained throughout this process, it’s become undeniable that politics, not science, is driving this decision and has been since the very beginning,” Sabet said.
The immediate effect of rescheduling on the nation’s criminal justice system is expected to be muted. Federal prosecutions for simple possession have been fairly rare in recent years.
Schedule III drugs are still controlled substances and subject to rules and regulations, and people who traffic in them without permission could still face federal criminal prosecution.
Federal drug policy has lagged behind many states in recent years, with 38 states having already legalized medical marijuana and 24 legalizing its recreational use. That’s helped fuel fast growth in the marijuana industry, with an estimated worth of nearly $30 billion.
Easing federal regulations could reduce the tax burden that can be 70% or more for marijuana businesses, according to industry groups. It also could make it easier to research marijuana, since it’s very difficult to conduct authorized clinical studies on Schedule I substances.
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