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Need to get back to Season 2 of 60 days in at some point as well

60 Day In" offers an unprecedented look at life behind bars at Indiana's Clark County Jail as seven innocent volunteers are sent to live among its general population for 60 days without fellow inmates or staff knowing their secret.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt5564124/?ref=m_nv_sr_1

And Captive...

Documentary series that depicts hostage negotiations, the stories are told by the victims themselves.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt6246500/mediaviewer/rm2516648960

I've been watching Killing Season, a documentary about a TV crew searching for the Long Island Serial Killer (LISK).

"The Killing Season" from Executive Producer Alex Gibney follows documentarians, Joshua Zeman (Cropsey) and Rachel Mills as they investigate one of the most bizarre unsolved serial killer cases of our time -- ten dead sex workers discovered on Gilgo Beach, Long Island. Authorities believe these killings are the work of the Long Island Serial Killer, who after five years remains at large. Forging relationships with cyber-sleuths, journalists and victim's families, Zeman and Mills uncover connections that suggest Long Island is just the beginning.



http://m.imdb.com/title/tt6064676/

Can you see it running in Services (start-> run -> Services.msc) ?

If so you should be able to disable it from there.

if not start a cmd prompt (start-> run -> Cmd)) go to the root of your OS drive (cd C:\ assuming OS is on C)

Search for The file (dir msdnsresponder.exe /s)

Statement from Trump on the event, and I feel I have to agree with him.
 
 

I'm assuming you have hidden files showing in explorer, have you tried from the CMD prompt?

Should be in the Bonjour folder in either Program Files or Program Files (X86) depending on version of Win7.

Here's a better article on removing mDNSResponder.exe

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/6456/what-is-mdnsresponder.exe-bonjour-and-how-can-i-uninstall-or-remove-it/

Think it's been mentioned before but I really enjoyed 10 Rillington Place...

Have the parents visiting at the moment & despite them being unable to work my Kodi box they somehow stumbled on a documentary series called Captive which has started well [emoji1303]

Try rebooting your machine into safe mode with cod prompt then rename mDNSResponder.exe

Might be some cleaning up afterwards but it should cure your problem.

Bonjour is a pucker service (albeit it acts like a virus) so nothing to worry about (though I do remember forcibly removing it from my Win7 machine as it kept popping up with messages)

Try this http://www.thewindowsclub.com/remove-bonjour-from-windows

Probably disabled cookies, check this out http://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-enable-cookies-internet-explorer

 
I had a car most of my life, and so glad to live in a country where I don't need one, and can hire someone else to drive on those occasions where public-transport is not convenient.  Another great benefit of Thailand, and why it is an economical place to live - which is a key reason why it is a popular destination.
 
A nice condo (sea-view) + utilities + food + transportation is 500K Baht / year or less.   There are hundreds of people who spend less living here on retirement visas now, yet all they spend contributes to the Thai economy.   None get any "services" for free - so they do no harm. 
 
Those being benefited are the Thais whom they pay that entire sum to, every year - and all of it is taxed.  For every high-roller, there are hundreds or thousands of people who spend non-elite sums, so yes, we benefit Thailand more than the few high-rollers in Sales Tax, Thai businesses, etc.

Com+ components are a common/integral part of Windows & probably self re-registering when you start something.

Would help if you listed the names of the registry entries

This makes sense.  A tourist arrives from his home country, tours the destination and goes home.  Excursions to neighbouring countries are just that and the METV allows for a nice holiday.  For someone who wants to stay long-term, they need to consider the myriad of other options.  Work, Marriage, Investment, Elite, Retirement, 5/10 year retirement, etc, etc.   Can anyone justify a stay in Thailand that is not covered by one of these options?

 
As we always fly, never go overland, then online visas are easy.

 

Could it be that jet-setters are not really the kind of people who like to be crammed inside an overloaded mini-van to do a border run every 30 days?

Maybe, just maybe they have visas, flights etc all sorted before they go anywhere on holiday.

Anyway the main point of this new rule/law just means that Thailand is only getting itself onto a par, visa wise, with many other countries. IMHO.

SWMBO and self do a fair bit of travelling and it really is not that difficult to sort out visas etc before each holiday.

So if you & SWMBO we're going on a 3-day weekend trip you'd be happy to spend a day at the Embassy sorting a visa out?

Maybe if like Vietnam (& Australia) where you can do it all online or Cambodia (used to be the same in Indonesia) where you can do it on arrival but no way would I do it if I had to attend an Embassy in person.

 

Out of interest where do you fly from? I've been asked in UK and New Zealand a few times.

Singapore 6-8 times a year (my record is 5 trips in 4 weeks), never been asked to show a Visa (UK passport)

Edit: Only time you might (will) be asked is if you're on a one way ticket or your return is more than 30 days later

 
you can extend 30 days then 7 days so it averages out to 2 months for everyone. 

This is really going to mess up some people's "plans"...


What's next I wonder?

There's nowt so queer as folk.

 

I have only ever been in a couple of hard rocks, totally not my musical tastes and always seemed geared for the visitor / tourist market (the pool in the Bali ones hotel bit  pretty nice though) and every time they seemed much more expensive than local options. Almost seems part of the brand. 

 

Have visited dozens of Hard Rocks (long story short, used to be forever working so whenever I got any time off I'd go away somewhere & it became a standing joke with the ex-Mrs to randomly pick a HRC to visit, me for a beer, her for the T-Shirt & Teddy) but I do like the pool at the one in Bali, nothing better than hiring a cabana for the day & as the mood takes you swimming across to the pool bar for a cold Bintang.

BTW, somebody mentioned KL, HRC there is full of freelancers, never knowingly seen them in any other one.

I'm still not sure. 

So I don't need work permit to be a director of Thai company, correct?

I'm guessing you're a Director (in name only) of a nominee company used (as a loophole) to buy land, if so then the less you say about that probably the better (if not then I apologise).

No problem getting a retirement visa as long as you meet the criteria (over 50, 800k in a bank or 65k income or combination).

No need for a work permit (you won't get one anyway without a Non B Visa & employing the required number of Thais)

Im confused...

She said tourists were among the biggest shoppers for gifts during the holiday season, so the tax incentive, effective from today through December, should give a powerful boost to both tourism and retail spending in this period. 

Great so as a Tourist I can claim tax back...
 
For those living in Thailand, each person is entitled to get a tax refund on shopping expenses of up to Bt15,000 depending on his or her income-tax rate.

.... as long as I live in Thailand & pay income tax.



You couldn't make it up

Most likely she said something to him......