LindsayBKK

Latest update Advanced System Care 5.2.0 has attachment V9 that steals your homepage, add's a program folder, web browser extensions, etc.
I spent 2 days trying to get rid of it using website blockers, spyware, you name it.
I even added the 2 links to blocklist in in firefox and IE but still wouldn't go.

http;//th.v9.com/v9th
http://th.v9.com/?ut...&utm_medium=iob

I only got rid of it by doing System Restore.
Yes I sent tweets to Iobit (ASC)

Well I see nobody has added news of Don Mueang re-opening so I will add a new post.
And seeing we can't add links from Bangkok Post who is the only link report of re-opening I see
with Legionnaire's disease test results Thursday.

Well they couldn't wait a few days longer could they? I would not be doing any domestic travel until results are in.
What if they find Legionnaire's at Don Mueang, will the Government accept the results, or find an excuse to stay open.
The Airport was flooded for months and with a slap of paint just re-open and get back to business as usual.
Don Mueang before the flood was a smelly old building with an old Air conditioning system that should have been closed
down along time ago, but that's just my opinion.
Will you be travelling domestic before Thursday?

http://ideas.health....sease-facts.asp

Before deciding on which Thai Language School to attend just curious about whether any give a Certificate (Certified by MOE) Plus what grade do they give after 3 years of study.  
Thanks in Advance.

Ok so when you get your check in boarding pass online and go to Suvarnabhumi you do not need to check in and go direct to Gate.
But that is not good enough for Singpapore Changi Airport (Not Low Cost Terminal) for some reason Airasia goes from low cost and Changi airports.
Now you have to get a stamp on the boarding pass which you have from internet. Also Queues are any which way so people can jump lines. Staff are rude, and it seems they have an opjective to damage Airasia image. Why I don't know maybe some body can give opinions. Also If you go to immigration the staff just send you back to Airasia check in. What is happening to Singapore Changi Airport? I have more but this will be enough to start. Oh and even if you have a boarding pass some people are being asked for their Ref: Booking numbers? Why? WTF are they doing Singapore. Suvarnabhumi is better by farrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.  Ok had my bi#%h thanks feel better now

AUSTRALIAN airlines have failed to make the list of the world's safest carriers. A study by the Air Transport Rating Agency (ATRA) found European and US carriers dominated in terms of safety.

Australian  airlines were missing from the list, but an ATRA spokesperson said  Qantas was "very close to the top 10" and a "very good airline".

Air  France-KLM, British Airways and Lufthansa were named the safest  European airlines. Meanwhile AMR Corporation, Continental Airlines,  Delta Airlines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines and US Airways were  the safest US carriers and Japan Airlines the safest Asian airline.

The  first study of its kind, to obtain the classifications Swiss  independent company ATRA examined publicly available information on 15  criteria, such as the average age of the aircraft used or the  homogeneity of the fleet, it said.

The agency explained that to understand airline safety, one needed  not only to look at accident figures, but also "technical, human,  organisational and external'' elements.

"Even though the European  Union publishes a 'blacklist' of dangerous airlines, there exists a real  difference in safety between the other airline companies,'' ATRA added.

Top 10 safest airlines in the world:

1. Air France-KLM

2. AMR Corporation (American Airlines, American Eagles)

3. British Airways

4. Continental Airlines

5. Delta Airlines

6. Japan Airlines

7. Lufthansa

8. Southwest Airlines

9. United Airlines

10. US Airways

News.com.au