I will probably start again. (Evan Vucci AP) Nene and Trevor Booker will likely miss their third consecutive game on Wednesday as the Wizards play the Indiana Pacers for the third and final time this season. Both big men have missed the past two losses with plantar fasciitis, and while they have been improving, Coach Randy Wittman didn expect to have either of them against Indiana. are feeling better but probably not tonight, Wittman said at the morning shootaround. just have to see their progress. Kevin Seraphin and Jan Vesely will start at center and power forward, respectively, giving the Wizards their least experienced starting lineup two rookies and three second year players for the third game in a row. has been really active, doing a good job on the boards. It a good experience for him. It really good for him to get minutes right now, Roger Mason Jr. said. been playing good the last 20 games and especially since the trade happened. Those guys are continuing to develop and it important for the future of the team. In the past two games, Seraphin and Vesely have combined for 55 points and 21 rebounds, but the Wizards have had problems on the glass and the defensive end. The Raptors and the Bucks combined to outrebound the Wizards, 91 66, and shot 50 percent (80 for 160) from the floor. Milwaukee dominated the Wizards inside with 54 points in the paint and also grabbed 13 more rebounds. difficult. . We get tired, Seraphin said after the Wizards 112 98 loss to the Bucks. miss Nene and Book and it difficult to play like that. has played better with extended minutes and is averaging 12 points and seven rebounds in eight starts this season. Vesely has improved his production in his past two starts, averaging 12 points and four rebounds. He had a career high 14 points against Milwaukee. In his first five career starts, Vesely scored a total of 11 points. 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I know at times in my past, I "graduated" beyond a certain level, but was holding on so hard to the old ways, that I forgot I needed to learn new methods to be able to keep up with where I was now. Graduating to new levels can be difficult. However, the process is part of the growth cycle. When a caterpillar goes into a chrysalis, it seems as if they are doing "nothing" they are simply inactive. But how far from the truth! In reality, this stage of quiet is allowing the growth and complete transformation into something new! However, if you've ever watched a new butterfly emerge out of the chrysalis, it has to fight hard to do so. It cannot emerge without a lot of struggle. In spite of the difficulty, this step in the process is a necessity. For those butterflies that have had the chrysalis cut off from them (seemingly making the process "easier"), they were weaker, their wings aren't ready, and they die. What a metaphor for life. Although cliche, it is so true. This month, as we reflect on our theme of All Experiences Bring You Something, think about where you are in your life. In what areas are you ready to "graduate" to the next level? Where have you graduated to already, and are you embracing those new skills, or holding on to your old methods? I know that I am also continuing to "graduate" from one level to the next continually learning, growing and changing. At it's not always easy! I am chagrined, at times, to see where I have refused to change and grow, and have to remind myself to let go of old habits, patterns and ways that no longer serve me. Aurelia Flores wants to offer a learning opportunity to other women who might find themselves in similar shoes. She strongly believes women can learn from other women, no matter where they are in their career or life path. Aurelia Flores wants to offer a learning opportunity to other women who might find themselves in similar shoes. 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Etiwanda the team the Jackrabbits beat (60 53) in the I AA semifinals in Anaheim eight nights ago took a trip to Fresno Tuesday and returned to the Inland Empire with a 69 49 victory over Central Section champion Bullard. So that means the Eagles and Jackrabbits will have a rematch Thursday night at Long Beach City College in the regional's second round. Technically it will be a "rematch of a rematch of a rematch." A year ago with both squads boasting basically the same personnel they put on the floor now, the Eagles (29 3) edged the Jackrabbits, 58 55, in a I AA semifinal at LBCC. Two weeks later the Jackrabbits traveled to Etiwanda and returned with a 67 64 victory in a second round SoCal Regional semifinal. "It seems any success we have has to go through them," 6 foot 8 Poly senior Ryan Anderson said, smiling, after hitting all four shots from the field and all four from the free throw line in the first quarter for 12 of his team high 17 points. Metoyer conceded he was worried about the figurative "hangover" effect after the 64 48 victory over Corona Centennial Saturday night. "But this is a very mature group," he said of his team, which starts four seniors and a player (Roschon Prince, who added 16 points) who started a year ago as a freshman. "And, to their credit, they came out and took care of business." Forward Chris Camper added 15 points and USC bound point guard Alexis Moore, despite picking up a couple of quick fouls, added 10 points, four steals and seven assists. Prince was the only starter on the floor in the fourth quarter as Metoyer used eight reserves, including junior varsity call up Marcus Buggs who scored his first varsity points late in the contest. "Hopefully we'll be playing three games this week," Metoyer said, alluding to a regional semifinal the Jackrabbits would play host to at LBCC Saturday night if they prevail Wednesday. 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