MacBook doesn't like power status change

If I connect or disconnect the AC adapter while my MacBook is shut and asleep, quite often (but not always) when I re-open the machine it has frozen and I get the message telling me to force shutdown/restart by pressing the power button for several seconds. This seems to be a new pattern of behaviour for my 1-year-old machine - it's only been happening in the last couple of weeks.
I have tried resetting the PRAM and also resetting the SMC but it still happened just now when I reconnected the Magsafe with the machine shut and asleep.
Advice welcome!

Yahoo Games Java - Pinochle for me - has been a consistent problem with all versions of Safari and OSX
BUT - has not worked at all with 10.5.x - 10.4.x was ok
However, for some reason works fine with Firefox
(although 'font smoothing' with latest Java 6.0 is now not so 'smooth' and the 'font smoothing' check box is not now available as an option, but will investigate that situation further as time permits)
Granted, with 10.5.x Safari can access the initial screens, but get the "Unable to connect to server" message window saying "one of four things could caused this: firewall, server down, stale page" but the most interesting is "not connected to internet" (ah, Yahoo, if not connected to internet how are we able to get to that screen?
Nevertheless, might be some 'configuring' possible between which Java will be used - 6.0 or 5.0 etc, will investigate that also.
But Apple
Hope you can get something figured out on this
Seems very very interesting that Firefox does work
But Safari, right out of the box, does not
Thanks, BC

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