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So I did do something about it, cautiously, at a dermatology clinic. Sitting, waiting, while mothers fussed over their kids, and men my age sat resignedly. Then comfort. It turns out the growing patch was benign. And the other one - the stable patch I wasn't at all concerned about - was cancerous. Ah, I know nothing. My zero time at medical school should have pointed that fact out to me. And I now have a small pea sized red spot after surgery on my forearm to call attention me how I really got it wrong. I learned something else. The doctor said I have to use an SPF30 sun block on my exposed face and hands for the rest of my life So two days ago while my wife and I were at the airport farewelling one of our daughters I dropped in to an upmarket skin care store at the terminal I was a little afraid though. My fear was embarrassment. 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Our country, New Zealand, is about 3-and-a-bit hour's flying away Jeff Beukeboom Jersey , but the diversity between the countries is gigantic. Australia (or Oz as I'll call it from now on), is thousands of times bigger both in population and dimensions. Sydney's population is bigger than the total population of our country. Crikey! In Oz, it takes 40 minutes to get anywhere important - my daughter's standing joke - because everywhere is a long way from somewhere else. It's the same in any large country like USA, South America or Asia. Travel is long and takes forever. But there is an upside to all this grand size... the lottery jackpots in the bigger countries are very large. And you would think that your expectation of getting the main prize is better too. Not so. It's harder. That's because the number of players, balls and numbers are bigger, so the odds escalate in proportion. 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