How you too can win big - though perhaps not $32m  By Kathryn
Powley  They say life is a lottery - one Kiwis may feel they
lost this week. But don't let the odd America's Cup defeat or
missed Powerball jackpot get you down. Research shows your
dreams are achievable.  Whangarei woman Sandi Ayerst, who won
$200,000 on Lotto's Winning Wheel and bought a pool with her
winnings. Photo / Malcolm Pullman  It was a week when one dream
died and another came true. In San Francisco, Emirates Team New
Zealand had one hand on the America's Cup, only to have it
prised from their grip by their opponents. A dream that had been
years in the making evaporated before their eyes - and ours.
Last night, by contrast, some lucky person or people struck
gold. Instant multi-millionaires were created.  Both outcomes
were desired with equal fervency, but one depended on hard work,
massive investments of time and money, and the expertise of the
world's best designers, tacticians and sailors. The other was
the result of blind luck, the