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Are you looking for a church home where you can become part of a growing family of believers? Then consider Parkway Community Church in Hicksville, N.Y. 11801.
Parkway Community Church in Hicksville is holding a Winter Coat Drive during the months of November and December.
We are accepting donations of new and "gently used" coats (infant, child and adult sizes). They will be given to The INN in Hempstead.
There is a donation box in the hallway. Thank you for your support!
Easter Sunday was a joyous day at our Hicksville church as we celebrated Christ's resurrection.
Two members of our Youth Orchestra contributed to our worship by performing piano selections.
Click on the following links to watch Nate play "Allegretto No. 2" by Carl Czerny and Mallory play Beethoven's familiar "Ode to Joy."
Our thanks to Lauren Longo for leading our Youth Orchestra.
The members of Parkway Community Church in Hicksville wish to thank everyone for supporting our Tribute to Veterans Benefit on Nov. 9, our 10th Annual Pumpkin Patch, our Hicksville CROP Hunger Walk, and our recent blood drive.
We sold more than 2,000 pumpkins and many homemade pumpkin pies over four weeks. Our CROP walk raised more than $4,000 in donations, and donors gave 32 pints at our blood drive. We appreciate all the support!
If you'd like to listen to our worship service from Sunday, Nov. 23, please click here.
We invite you to join us next Sunday for worship at 10 a.m.
Advent is coming! We await with great anticipation the birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.
We invite you to prepare for Christmas by worshiping with us during Advent at 10 a.m. Sundays (Nov. 30 and Dec. 7, 14 and 21). In addition, we will have an Advent Study Group at 7:30 p.m. on three Wednesday evenings (Dec. 3, 10 and 17).
We're kicking off the season with an Advent Soup Supper downstairs in Friendship Hall at 5 p.m. on Nov. 30. A fun evening of Christmas carols, crafts and fellowship. Everyone is invited. Bring soup or dessert to share.
In addition, we will go caroling at the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation on Dec. 15. We'll meet at the church at 5 p.m. and start caroling at 6 p.m.
We're also planning a trip to Old Bethpage Village Restoration on Dec. 21 for a 19th century Christmas. We'll meet in the parking lot at Old Bethpage at 5 p.m. Admission is $10 ($7 for children and seniors). Bring a flashlight.
Everyone is welcome to all these events. We hope you will join us.
The Cherubs Choir is a singing group for the youngest members of Parkway Community Church in Hicksville, preschool through first grade.
Recently, the Cherubs shared their musical gifts at Sunday worship by singing "Thank You, Lord" and "The Butterfly Song." Click on these links to watch our Cherubs sing. Thanks to Morgan for signing the lyrics as the children sing.
Thanks to Beth Vaz for sharing her ministry of music with our children.
Our annual Angel Tree project invites members of Parkway Community Church in Hicksville to buy Christmas gifts for children and parents in need.
This year, recipients of our 10th Annual Angel Tree gifts come from North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center.
Stop by our Fellowship Room to pick up a wish list from one or more of the families on our Angel Tree. Please bring wrapped gifts back to the church by Sunday, Dec. 7. Be sure to include each recipient's first name and numerical code.
If you are unable to adopt a family from the Angel Tree and would like to make a donation, gift cards to local store are welcome.
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The following events at our Hicksville church are open to everyone. For further information, please see our calendar or contact us by email or phone, 516-938-1233. We hope you will join us.
Nov. 26, 7:30 PM - Thanksgiving Eve service.
Nov. 30, 10 AM - First Sunday in Advent. Join us for worship and Church School.
Dec. 7, 10 AM - Second Sunday in Advent. We celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Christmas Craft Sale after worship.
Dec. 14, 10 AM - Third Sunday in Advent. Join us for worship and Church School.
Dec. 21, 10 AM - Fourth Sunday in Advent. Join us for worship and Church School.
This Week
Nov. 24, 7 PM - Craft Group.
Nov. 26, 10:30 AM & 7:30 PM - NO Bible Study today.
Nov. 26, 12 Noon - NO Retirees Luncheon today.
Nov. 27-28 - Thanksgiving Holiday. Church office closed.
Nov. 30, 5 PM - Advent Soup Supper downstairs in Friendship Hall. A fun evening of Christmas carols, crafts and fellowship. Everyone is invited. Bring soup or dessert to share.
Dec. 2, 6 PM - Ladies Night Out Christmas Dinner the Oak Chalet. Seating is limited, so please RSVP early. $30 per person.
Dec. 3, 7:30 PM - Advent Study.
Dec. 6, 9 AM - Men's Breakfast. Join us for coffee, eggs and fellowship.
Food Pantry
We welcome donations of nonperishable food for the Hicksville United Methodist Church Food Pantry. This month, the food pantry requests donations of canned chili in addition to other items of your choosing. God blesses our lives in so many ways. Please share your blessings with others.
Parkway Community Church is located at 95 Stewart Avenue, Hicksville, N.Y. 11801. Our phone number is 516-938-1233. We serve Hicksville, East Meadow, Levittown, Westbury, and other neighboring communities.
For directions, please see this map.
For further information about life at Parkway Community Church, please see ourSunday Bulletinand our Church Newsletter.
To listen to our worship service from Sunday, Nov. 23, please click here.
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Parallel Wine Bistro
- Address:
43135 Broadlands Cntr Plaza
Suite 121
Ashburn, VA 20148Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Wine BarPrice: $31 to $50
Parallel Wine Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.parallelwinebistro.com/
- Phone: (703) 858-0077
- Hours of Operation:
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00 am
Sunday: 2:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Wine Bar, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Sam McGee/Sean Foley
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Private Dinner Parties ~ Baby/Bridal Showers ~ Rehearsal/Reception Dinners ~ Fundraiser ~ etc... You name it, we can design a catering menu to suit your needs.
- Private Party Facilities: We have the flexibility to section areas of our restaurant (patio, bar, dining room) for private dining. We can host your corporate event, birthday gathering, etc. From 10 guests up to 140 depending on time of year.
- Private Party Contact: Jason Bursey 7038580077
- Entertainment: Live Acoustic Music every Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8pm to Midnight
A word from Parallel Wine Bistro
An innovative wine bar/bistro experience with 70+ Wines by the glass, 32 wines on our Self Serve Wine Machines, 100+ Craft Beers, chef prepared cuisine with live acoustic music 3 days a week and an incredible outdoor patio for dining and enjoying great wine and music.Continued
Our concept of "wine first" and "food to compliment" will always be conveyed in our commitment to satisfying our consumers.
Our concept of "wine first" and "food to compliment" will always be conveyed in our commitment to satisfying our consumers.
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Parallel Wine Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
15 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (12)neighborhood gem (11)notable wine list (11)great for outdoor dining (9)romantic (5)hot spot (5)special occasion (4)good for groups (2)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (1)great for brunch (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Great Wine List and Food pairingLuvSmallPlatesDined on 10/13/2014This neighborhood restaurant has a great outdoor space with heaters, but unfortunately the rain spoiled that opportunity. The next time! However, we sat at the high pub tables near the wine machines and enjoyed a wonderful evening with the flatbread and beef sliders. They were both fantastic, paired with red wine from Chili and another Old Vine selection.Special Features:
- Delicious wine and foodNoVAHokieDined on 10/3/2014The server was very knowledgeable about the wine and food. He walked us through the menu and showed us how to use the wine machines. The food options are somewhat limited, but quite tasty. They have a wonderful outdoor patio, offer live music on set nights and have a Sunday brunch. I definitely plan to come back!Special Features:
- UnParalleledWineBistroDined on 8/22/2014We love this place. The food is acutally unique and well prepared. Menu remains fresh with seasonal changes. Indoor and outdoor dining is nice and we like the live music on Fridays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wine & CheesetastyVIPDined on 8/17/2014The patio is a lovely place to enjoy interesting wine and small plates. The cheese plate was very good, as was the "pizza." The down side was that the kitchen would not accommodate special requests using items listed on the menu. We asked for shrimp and were told they were only available for the sliders and shrimp and grits. We offered to pay for the entree and just serve us the shrimp. Kitchen wouldn't do it. $160 on a sunday afternoon deserves a bit more consideration from the kitchen.Special Features:
- Noise levellantern0609VIPDined on 8/15/2014It is extremely loud. The entertainment outside on the patio floods into the restaurant. It was very difficult to have a conversation.
- The following 1 reviews are from the Parallel Wine Bistro reviews archive.
- Date nightjrstone2011Dined on 7/26/2014Took my wife here for her birthday. Server was very knowledgeable, very friendly, and went out of his way to help us pick wines, food to go with the wines, delivering an overall outstanding experience. Food was outstanding. Will be back sooner rather than later.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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Zajal 0.4 - Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the first major rewrite of Zajal since the start of the project. It uses a brand new, all-Ruby architechture built on Rubinius and aims to be easier to hack, maintain, and expand on. Specifically, Amsterdam is designed to incorporate more easily with RubyGems and ofxAddons.
A lot still needs to be done. All it does is open a window and draw basic shapes. Live coding is very basic. Amsterdam won't be usable by the general public for a few more months. In the meantime, you should check out the very capable public release if you want to make things in Zajal.
Install Rubinius in 1.9 mode
rvm install rbx --1.9
rvm use rbx
Get Zajal
git clone https://github.com/nasser/zajal.git
cd zajal
git co amsterdam
./bin/zajal examples/hello-world.zj
Zajal is a labor of love by Ramsey Nasser. Use it for good, not evil.
Provided under the MIT License
This project has been generously supported by the following institutions. They believed in it, challenged it, and pushed it forward beyond my wildest dreams. Zajal would be no where near where it is without them, and I thank them all deeply.
- Parsons The New School for Design, where Zajal was my thesis project towards an MFA in Design and Technology
- Karaj Beirut, where Zajal was the focus of my residency
- Eyebeam Art and Technology Center, where Zajal was the primary project of my fellowship exploring code as self expression


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Anyway, after The Big Lebowski, Heartbreak Ridge, Blue Velvet and Groundhog Day, I just finished re-watching #5 from my Top 5 favorite movies ever list -
The Outlaw Josey Wales
. The best western ever, the best anti-western ever, the greatest Clint's performance ever, and so on.
"Governments don't live together, people do."
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Nah, only Lynch I've seen is WAH and Mulholland Drive unfortunately. Heard amazing stuff about Eraserhead, Blue Velvet and Inland Empire and really mixed stuff about Dune.
BLUE VELVET! Gee, you need to watch that giant ASAF'NP, dude. Dennis Hopper's performance is amongst the greatest stuff in cinema history. That movie is just mesmerizing, I watched it like zillion times already, lol. The story is as basic as ever, but the style is just so damn enchanting.
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Managed to finally see Man on the Moon and it met my already high expectations and then some. Jim Carrey portrayal of Andy Kaufman was great and it almost had an autistic quality about it. I'm not sure if Andy was genuinely like that but it kept things interesting. I was also pleased that it touched on the wrestling part more than I initially thought it did and anytime to see more of Jerry Lawler is time-well spent to me.
Probably going to watch Star Wars for the first time later tonight. I want to get rid the funny looks I get for saying I've been alive for over 20 years and never seen a single Star Wars, Matrix or Lord of the Rings film. What's the best way to go about watching the films? By release date or chronologically?
Fuckin A, Cac, Man on the Moon is Carrey's best work ever, it made me a Kaufman fan for life, and made me watch his wrestling feuds, lol. Fantastic.
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There were two new ETFs tracking the JPX-Nikkei Index 400 added to the market on 28 January. Next Funds JPX-Nikkei Index 400 Exchange Traded Fund and Listed Index Fund JPX-Nikkei 400 both got off to a smooth start. The former ranked 18th in monthly trading value despite being traded for only four days while the latter came in at 25th in the rankings.
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Unlike its leading competitor, iOS, Android is about as open as a traditional desktop OS. As such, piracy is no stranger here, and some developers speculate that the situation is made worse by the fact that it is "open". We analyze that and other thoughts, and try to evaluate whether or not closing Android would solve anything.
The most popular excuse I've seen explaining why people pirate is that it's "convenient". It's more convenient, somehow, to scour the Web for a pirate copy than to just pay for it. And apparently we're living in an age where we all need to be spoon-fed our purchases, because companies can never make the process "easy enough".
I believe that excuses like these, for the most part, are total BS. It's never been easier or more convenient to purchase an app through Google Play, Apple's App Store and others. You visit the site, click "Purchase" on an app, verify the charge and then wait for it to download and install. The only way the process could be any more convenient is if someone else did it for you.
Some refuse to believe that people who pirate, "just do". It's not about convenience, though it might be about funds, or the lack of. Pirating an app on Android is easy, as detailed above, but it still requires you to spend a lot of time rummaging through shady sites trying to find a download link that actually works, battling pop-ups galore and potentially, malware if you play your cards right.
When a game costs a mere $1, there's no greater convenience than to just push a couple of buttons and have it download. But take the experience of Czech developer Madfinger Games, responsible for some of the best-looking mobile games out there, Shadowgun and Dead Trigger. Released last month, Dead Trigger was being sold for a dollar and is then supplemented further with the sale of optional in-game purchases. Sounds reasonable enough.
According to a recent interview, however, Madfinger found that a staggering 80% of Android Dead Trigger installs were pirated, despite the modest pricing. According to the developer, its $5 Shadowgun had even higher piracy rates. For a game that has Xbox 360-esque graphics and costs about 1/10th of a new game on that platform, these rates are pretty alarming.
While Madfinger seems to be targeting Android, it can't be argued that all mobile and desktop platforms suffer the same issue. Android just happens to make it easier than the others.
On the topic of conveniences, giving people more than one option to pay is a good thing. This is an area where Apple sets a perfect example, and one where, for some reason, Google is slow to catch on.
As far as Google's concerned, "Add a payment method" means "Add a credit card", or a debit card that acts as a credit card. PayPal, one of the world's leading payment processors isn't an option, nor are popular overseas competitors. A simple debit card is not permitted, and best of all, gift cards for Google Play don't exist.
That matters. Maybe not to you, but it does to millions of others. When there's talk of a new "hack" on some major Internet service every other day, you might understand why some people don't like using their credit card for online purchases more often than necessary, or they'd at least like to keep it exclusive to a service like PayPal. Of course, Google competes with PayPal, offering a less-stellar option, so consumers lose.
Apple's gift cards are available everywhere. You can use real cash to purchase some credit, then punch the code into your account. This allows people the best possible option to keep their financial information safe, and Google seems to not care. Maybe we'll see Google Play cards in time, but as the service has been around quite a while, I'm not counting on that day being soon.
Such payment options would also help those who either don't have a credit card by choice, or can't have one due to their age. These are people who cannot legally purchase apps from Google, because the option just doesn't exist. Even I, someone with a credit card, would prefer going the gift card route.
That title might seem a tad ironic given some of the things that have been said, but hear me out.
Piracy on Android is as easy today as it always was, but with Madfinger's decision to make Dead Trigger free, the issue is once again making the rounds. Some, as a result, are calling for Google to "close" Android, stating that an open system is a system where developers can't run a reliable business.
This mindset is flawed. Windows, OS X and Linux are just as "open" as Android is, and not surprisingly, piracy runs rampant as a result. But the logic that an open system isn't good for business is false, as these desktop OSes prove. What is good for business? Developing apps people want. As the adage goes, would you rather 90% of 1,000 people or 10% of 100,000 purchase your app?
It's been argued that there are some benefits to piracy, but all in all, it's not great. But it's something that's not going to go away just because a company puts in an arbitrary roadblock. Take a look at iOS. It's locked down, but many people root their phones in order to… you guessed it, pirate. The same thing would happen on Android. If you want to pirate, you're going to pirate. Any scheme a developer tries to pull to make an app difficult for pirates to crack is likely to affect the people they should care about most – their customers.
The beauty of Android is that it is open. Unlike iOS users, I can set a default Web browser. A default image viewer. A default text editor – and so on. I can completely overhaul Android's front-end, without rooting the device. I have the option to customize the device to my heart's content. I can install whatever apps I want to, once again, without rooting. Being open sure sounds horrible, doesn't it? Would we risk closing Android so developers can see their product get pirated just the same?
I'm a believer that "one pirated copy" != "one lost sale". People who pirate tend to do so because they can, or because they genuinely don't have the cash to spare. Piracy on Android is no different than piracy on any other platform. As mentioned above, it just happens to be a bit easier on Android as the result of its consumer-beneficial openness (not that Android is "open" as in open-source, but that's another topic).
As computing history has proven time and time again, closing Android won't accomplish a thing, but it will have other regrettable downsides.
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LOS ANGELES -- From the beginning, the Clippers knew they had an experienced group of reserves -- players who knew what to do with their limited minutes on the court. They had Matt Barnes and Jamal Crawford and Ronny Turiaf and Lamar Odom, and they figured all of them, plus burgeoning star Eric Bledsoe, would be capable enough to give the team a boost of energy and important offensive production when the starters rested. But this? Who would have guessed the Clippers' bench would be this good this early? Answer: No one. The Clippers knew they had a good bench that would develop into a helpful unit as the season developed, but as they proved again Sunday afternoon in an 89-76 victory over the Atlanta Hawks at Staples Center, they are already forming into a cohesive group. "With each game we get more confidence because everybody understands their role out there," Crawford said. "Bledsoe runs the show, Ronny and Ryan (Hollins) do all the dirty work, Matt's gua...
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Because of rising costs, especially fuel, the Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District found it necessary to adjust its extracurricular fees.
Students who want to play sports, play in the band, participate in a club or go on field trips must come up with the cash. The district's administration came up with a cost chart for the five schools within the district.
"We wanted to adjust our fees to what other schools are charging," Business Services Director David Snyder said at a Sept. 9 district board meeting.
Some activities are being charged for, for the first time, most at $1, which prompted Board Chairman Randy Garrison to question the fee.
"It seems that it would be more trouble to deal with," Garrison said.
However, Snyder said in order for all extracurricular activities to be eligible to receive the tax credit donations, a fee had to be charged.
None of the items to which a fee is charged are part of the school's general curriculum.
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And still it is unfair to compare Kes with Seven. Kes was supposed to be a main character, Seven was supposed to be
main character.
In the Voyager case, Seven wasn't supposed to become the focus of everyone's attention, Janeway was. It would have been like shoving Picard aside and make Troi the visual point of TNG.
You're contradicting yourself here.
Seven was never supposed to be The Main Character. If she were, Jeri would have had top billing. She didn't. Seven wasn't.
If the "beeeezneeezzz" needs sex and good looks to sell their merchandise, then I would suggest that they put those sexy, good looking characters in from the start and focus on looks instead of good stories and interesting characters. Then we don't have to see our favorites being kicked out for "not being sexy enough" or being insulted by episodes like "Fury".
Yeah, because the only thing Jeri Ryan has to offer the world is a great body.
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, even if you think she's just a silly little fluff-bunny without a brain in her head or a talent for anything, she's a decent actress & has proven that with a solid resume since Voyager.
She's also smart, witty and personable.
I know that's a bitter pill to swallow.
I was referring to showbiz as such and not Jeri Ryan.
I could and should actually write something about me appreciating Jeri's acting in "Boston Public", "OC", "Boston Legal" and "Shark" and also agreeing on your statement about her being a decent actress & has proven that with a solid resume since Voyager. And that she's also smart, witty and personable.
But I have a feeling that my efforts in this case are futile since you probably will turn it into something very negative too.
As for bitter pills, the only bitter pills I have to swallow are those which are constantly showing up in my face and pushed down my throat in the Kes/Lien case and I'm getting sick and tired about it. I'm not only referring to forum debates here.
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Wade Roberts headed out on a flight from Pearland Regional (KLVJ) in Houston to Hammond, LA (HDC) to pick up a collie, Simon, and a Papillon mix, Scribbles, who had been hit by a car. Poor little Papillon girl had a broken hip and leg.
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This house has beautiful water views and is located 150 feet from the Narragansett Seawall, a great place for a walk or run. Just a short walk to the Narragansett Town Beach (the best beach in town), the house is located on a dead-end street of well-maintained rental homes in Narragansett Pier. The property contains two buildings..the main house and the guest house both of which are air conditioned. The main house has central air, 3 bedrooms, a full bath, spacious living room, newly renovated, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer and hot/cold outdoor shower. The guest house has a family room, one bedroom (sleeps 4+), a half bath, cable and air conditioning units! All bedrooms have high quality mattresses. The house is very clean, well maintained, and it is painted & decorated in bright cheery beach decor.
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Lose 1-2 pant sizes
Accomplish Virtual 3K
Accomplish 5 mile walk
Lower cholesterol (will publish count when lab work comes back)
Be within healthy bp range
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* To build confidence in myself. This challenge will help me build consistency.
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Week Two finish (3/30) Message
Week Three finish (4/6) Easter Outfit
Week Four fnish (4/13) Sports top
Week Five finish (4/20) New Hat
Week Six finish (4/27) Charm for completing 5 mile (but given on Sat)
Week Seven finish (5/4) Charm bracelette (i know, i know....)
Week Eight finish (5/11) Picnic to celebrate! New shorts?
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I was pleased to see the low cal choices. They included egg sub, turkey bacon, sf syrup, and small pancakes. All under 400 calories. Hubby got the bacon, I ate the rest along with a glass of oj. I was pleased with my choice considering they didn't offer the actual nutrition of the meal, other than calorites.
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Bruins forward Mark Recchi, one of the heroes of Monday night's Game 3 victory over the Sabres, joined the Dale & Holley show Tuesday afternoon. Recchi said teammate Marc Savard has been skating longer than the two days that the media found out about this week, and he's hopeful Savard will return to action soon.
"He actually texted me last week and told me he was actually sneaking on the ice, so I knew it," Recchi said. "He swore my secrecy, so I wasn't allowed to to say it. I didn't even tell any of my teammates. So, I knew he was getting eager and feeling good. It's great to see him out there. He's had a couple of hard days of practice [on his own]. I don't think he likes being out there by himself right now, but hopefully we'll see him in practice here soon and get him back in the lineup."
Asked if he thought Savard might return by the end of the Sabres series, Recchi said: "I'm not sure. We're the last guys to hear when he's going to play. Like I said, he's been practicing before us, and he hasn't been there after. I'm not really sure. The longer it goes, obviously the chances get better, because he is feeling good and he is skating. By the end of this week he'll have a full week of skating in. So, who knows? ... Obviously, it's going to come down the coach as well, if things are going well, when do you put him in, when's the right time to do it? Obviously, he's a tremendous player, and it would be a big boost getting him back."
As for his own future, Recchi said he feels like he still has some hockey left in his 42-year-old body. "I still love the game, I still love the practice, I still love everything about it, and being in the dressing room with the guys," Recchi said. "So, at the end of the season I'll sit down. Obviously, I think I can still play and still help. It's just a matter of figuring out everything at the end of the year and figuring out what's best for me and my family."
Recchi was asked about rookie goaltender Tuukka Rask, who has developed into a young star. Said Recchi: "He's right there with all them. This kid is a world-class goalie. His composure for a 22, 23-year-old is incredible. ... He made the big saves all year when we needed them, and he continues to do it."
Recchi said Rask does not get taken out of his game even when he allows a goal. "It doesn't faze him one bit," Recchi said. "He's a very, very competitive kid. He knows, he gets upset at himself, but he's able to put it aside. ... Game 2 in Buffalo, he battled like a bugger. You don't see it too often, but you could see he was fighting it a little bit, he was fighting the puck. But when a goalie competes as hard as he does and fights it and battles it and is able to make the big saves really when you don't feel great is a great sign for a young goalie. He came out and we had a great win. And then he was awesome again [Monday] night."
Recchi reflected on the Bruins' revenge game against the Penguins March 18 when the fans booed the B's off the ice. "We were kind of disappointed in the way we played because we came out of that seven-game trip just before that playing great hockey and we really seemed to get more consistent," Recchi said. "We found a way to be a tougher team to play against every night and a team that is committed to being better. That's why we went on that good stretch -- 8-3-1 in our last 12 games or whatever -- to get ourselves in a good position for the playoffs."
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