Date. 2012-02-09    E-Times NO. 119   Times NO. 119     Times NO. 118     Times NO. 117     Times NO. 116     Times NO. 115     Times NO. 114     Times NO. 113     Times NO. 112     Times NO. 111     Times NO. 110    Published Date : January.15.2008  ∴  Dishing it out *Dialogue* Debbie: I have a (bone to pick with you). Mike: Okay. Let’s (clear the air). What are you (getting at)? Debbie: You always have (a chip on your shoulder). Mike: I’m sorry. I don’t mean to (get your goat). Debbie: It seems you can (dish it out) but you can’t (take it). Mike: Don’t worry. In the future, I’ll start (whistling a different tune). *Exercise 1. Complete the sentences with the correct idiom. a) a bone to pick with her b) whistles a different tune c) cleared the air d) dish it out e) chip on his shoulder f) take it g) getting at h) got his goat 1. The boss’s son doesn’t believe his father should pay overtime, but when he can work extra hours, he _______.....   Netscape browser support to end photo1>Netscape helped popularize the internet in the 1990s and dominated the browser market until facing stiff competition from Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Netscape's share of the browser market now stands at only 0.6 per cent. AOL says Netscape Navigator will no longer be supported after 1 February 2008. "While internal groups within AOL have invested a great deal of time and energy in attempting to revive Netscape Navigator, these efforts have not been successful in gaining market share from Microsoft's Internet Explorer," Netscape director Tom Drapeau wrote on the company's blog. "After 1 February, there will be no more active product support for Navigator nine, or any pr.....  ■  S Korea leader 'would meet Kim' Speaking at a news conference, Mr Lee said that he was willing to talk to Mr Kim. "If it will be a help to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue and improve South-North Korean relations, I can meet him any time," he said. Such a meeting should be in Seoul, Mr Lee said, since the other two inter-Korean summits had taken place in Pyongyang. In October, President Roh Moo-hyun travelled to North Korea for only the second ever meeting between leaders of the two nations, signing a declaration pledging closer economic ties. "My new government will study the implementation of the agreements from the perspective of feasibility, fiscal burdens on the people and the national consensus," he said. Mr Lee has consistently linked progress on the nuclear issue to the provision of economic packages.  ■  Ex-announcer Kang to Wed in March Kang Soo-jung, 31, a popular announcer-entertainer will marry in March. DY Entertainment, Kang's agency, announced that Kang's wedding will be on March 15 at a hotel in Hong Kong. Kang met her husband-to-be, Matt Kim, 34, two and half years ago through a colleague at KBS, where Kang started out her career. Kang's fiance Kim is a Korean-American fund manager based in Hong Kong. He earned his MBA from Harvard University. They have been dating in both Hong Kong and Korea. Kang will continue to be on screen after marriage so the newlyweds will continue to live in two two countries. Kang started out with KBS as an announcer in 2002. She became famous for her appearance in ``Ha.....

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