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Near the top right corner of the map, the track spirals around a tall hill leading to a jump over the river. If you have a mushroom, you can skip the trip up the mountain. Stop when you see the top of the ramp ahead of you. Angle your bike to the right and mushroom boost your way up over the rails. You'll land facing the wrong direction. Turn around to face the ramp. The narrow bridge is an excellent place to drop fake item boxes and similar booby traps. Save these items for this spot unless you're behind and trying to collect something more useful. The end of the track has a switchback turn leading up out of the cave. Use a mushroom to skip this turn and drive directly up the side of the track instead.

summary: Boost your way to the top of the spiral ramp. Drop traps on the bridge. Boost to skip the last turn on the cave.

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Talk to government officials in your area to see if there are any assistance programs available to you. Consider these programs a temporary way to give your finances a boost in order to prepare you for future success. Make sure to follow all guidelines involved with the program. For example, there are many government grants available to small business owners. Some of these grants can help you to start over with a new business even if you lack the initial funding. Check with the Small Business Association (SBA) for more details. Tell your friends and relatives about your goals and your plans to start over. See if they have any suggestions or advice. They might also be able to provide you will additional resources, financial or otherwise, to help you get on your feet. Be aware that your story and choices may also help others to make positive changes in their own life. For example, you might have a friend who is struggling with credit card debt and could use any information that you learn about paying it down. When talking to your friends and family members you might say, "I have very little money to work with, but I'm planning to get a job in an industry that guarantees regular pay and insurance as well." Living expenses can very quickly destroy your budget and ability to save. If you have a friend or family member who is willing to let you "couch surf" for a while, you might consider this as a viable option. It will allow you to save up money and give you enough time to find a living situation that suits your frugal lifestyle. You may also find that you are not the only person living in someone else's home, especially in big cities. It is quite common for people to open their home's to others searching for paid work in crowded, competitive areas. Every time that you talk with someone, try to consider how they could work as a professional contact for you. This may sound mercenary, but considering these connections can also make it possible for you to help them as well. When you are out in public, try to talk with the people that you encounter and be friendly as often as possible. For example, if you are a waiter looking for work it never hurts to talk with the wait staff when you eat out at restaurants. They may be able to give you some tips regarding looking for a job in that area. Go online and enter your city and "therapist" into a search engine. Contact these professionals to see if any of them offer free sessions or group therapy. If so, this can be a great way for you to explore your past choices and how you can make changes for the present. In a support group, you can also find people who can be your friends in your new life.

summary: Take advantage of government programs. Ask your friends and family for help. Consider staying with friends. Make lots of professional contacts. Talk with a therapist.

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If a sore or pimple isn't improving or continues to reappear in the same location, then it's time to see a doctor. Your melanoma may look like a regular pimple or damaged skin, but you'll notice that it doesn't respond to typical treatment products. Melanomas sometimes look like the color is bleeding out from the mole into the other skin. For example, a red mole may have a pink area around it, or a dark brown mole may be surrounded by light brown skin. Also look for a purplish blue color in the blemish or mole. You may notice that one or more of your moles looks puffy or irritated, similar to a bug bite. This swelling is a symptom of a melanoma, so you should get that mole checked. The swelling could be minute rather than a lump, so don't dismiss a slightly raised area. The redness could be pink rather than a dark red. A melanoma will feel different from a normal mole. Use your fingers to feel your moles and the area around them to see if they feel sore or hurt. If a mole begins to itch, make a note of it. Keep track of how often it itches. If you notice the issue continuing for a few days, make an appointment with your doctor. The skin over your mole may undergo changes, even if the size and color stay the same. Your skin may feel scaly or develop a bump. You may also notice oozing or bleeding on your mole.
summary: Notice if a sore doesn't heal. Look for moles with color that spreads out from the mole. Check for redness and swelling around the mole. Notice tender, itchy, or painful moles. Check for changes in the surface of the mole.