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Daily English Show #12 – Kaikoura To Christchurch (Video)

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The Daily English Show, an occasional video series, has hit the road traveling through New Zealand in a United Campervan. This week the road travels from Kaikoura on the eastern shore of the South Island …

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Submitted by Kiwi Bloke on November 29, 2006 No Comment

Jam Jar

$24.8 billion in gift cards: The National Retail Federation survey predicts that total gift-card sales this holiday season would reach $24.81 billion, up from $18.48 billion in 2005. Consumer Reports survey last month reports that gift cards would be the second-most-popular holiday gift in 2006, after clothing. The study also found that more than 23 million Americans have unused gift cards from last year’s holidays valued at more than $972 million.

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