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All the ports so far have been amazing. Spain was the best port to start off in. It was a small city, where you could basically walk to anywhere you needed to go. There were a lot of restaurants, museums and cathedrals that were close by.
Morocco was definitely not what anyone expected. It was so hard to get a sense of the culture until I spent the day at an orphanage and an evening with a Moroccan family during Ramadan. That is when my time in Morocco completely changed and I got to see the people for who they are. I even got the opportunity to go the second largest mosque in the world and watch their prayer.
Ghana was unbelievable. The people were friendly, we got great bargains and there was so much to do. I don't know if it's true or not, but I heard that we were the largest group of Americans to ever go to Ghana at one time, which was pretty exciting for being the 100th voyage of semester at sea. Next was South Africa. Cape Town was beyond beautiful but very much Americanized (which is not what I wanted when I planned on traveling the world). I was still able to walk through the townships and learn about its history of Apartheid and District Six. Then there was Mauritius, which was definitely the destination where everyone, including students, faculty and staff took the time to sit back and relax. Now I am on my way to India, not knowing what to expect but preparing myself for the culture shock.
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Driving back to the office this afternoon I got to wondering - how did you first become involved with our forum?
I'm not asking when, but how - what first brought you to the PCA site, was it because you read about it in the magazine, heard about it from someone, or did you come here as a result of a Google search, or a link on another web-site? Perhaps you can't remember, it was so long ago?
If you can remember I would like to hear about it. I'm also interested to discover how many women take part in forum activities, but I do not in any way want to intrude on anyone's right to privacy - obviously there's no need to tell me if you would rather not; It's simply a matter of personal interest on my part.
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It has to be from reading the magazine 10.5 years ago. I lurk more than take an active part these days, apart from beta testing.(still looking forward to NIS2012!)After a lot of self debate I sent off my cheque for PCA renewal last week.
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I can't remember what I did last week, never mind about nearly seven years ago! However, I was well into PC Magazines about ten years ago, especially PC Home which helped me a lot with my then brand-new Amiga 1200 - those were the days - I do remember buying PC Advisor too, so probably came here as a result. I used to buy just about every PC Mag going at the time as I was a complete newbie at the age of 65, the magazines stood me in good stead over the years.
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I bought my first PC back in 2000 as needed for kids homework new nothing about them and was determined to find out so went out and bought a handful of magazines the best of which was PCA so guessed their forums would be the best (was not wrong there), read the magazine ever since and have been a subsriber for a while now and never looked back.
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Like others I am a regular reader of the magazine, and when I retired from full time work, found the lack of IT support, coupled with more unreliable software and hardware than now, meant that joining the forum was a good way to get advice. In particular following a virus attack I became obsessive with back up and (free) anti virus and anti malware. I still appreciate others experience in this area and occasionally try to share my experience with newcommers as I learn more, in such areas as iPods, etc. I sometimes cannot resist the speaker's corner, but the helproom is my main interest. I jumped from XP to W7, avoiding Vista , following this forum's views, for example. Long may it continue.
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My first experience with computers was 12 years ago,using my sisters.I did not give much if any thought to security issues and just clicked randomly.Hence i was the one who destroyed her PC. That sudden awareness led to me eventually clicking onto a link for a forum and i was blown away by the advice and indeed the patience afforded to a poster with a serious problem and so subscribed to a number of forums.There are those i visit more regularly than before as choices are made but as of now the experience has inspired me to attempt to build my first PC,even though i do not have the technical knowledge to do so. I know that within a forum help and assistance are but a click away.
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Posted June 20, 2011 at 10:34PM
Been a subscriber for years but bought the mag regularly before that, came here on site because I had a problem and needed help.
In the process learnt a lot and stayed on (has it really been 10 yrs) to pass that knowledge on to those others in panic mode for whatever reason their machine doesn't do what you think it should.
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Posted June 20, 2011 at 10:44PM
The marvellous thing - for me at least - is to see so many familiar names mixed with the newer ones, and to be reminded that there's such a wealth of computing experience here, all available, free of charge, to anyone who needs a bit of help.
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Posted June 20, 2011 at 10:45PM
My posts tell me I have been a member since oct. 2006, but I actually joined a few years earlier as welshgit (one l).I moved, and was without internet access for a few years. When I tried to log on again, I had forgotten my password, so I reregistered as wellshgit. I came here in the first place after buying the magazine, and obtained lots of help from the forums when I built my first computer.
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Posted June 20, 2011 at 11:33PM
The stats say I joined 7 years ago but would swear it was 10 years. I take great pride in possibly being the only forum member to keep the 4 digit user name allocated at registration, ha ha. I think I was obsessed with computing at the time and did a search for pc forums. I very quickly got the sense that the average age of contributors to SC was a little higher than elsewhere - that was A Good Thing after using the digital spy forums.
I am going to make an effort and go back to checking the Helproom from time to time. We all have useful knowledge - I have just solved an XP lockup/freeze problem, after months, where all the clues were leading me down the wrong path. Google had the answer but it was on page 20 - It would be great to save someone from a load of frustration at some point.
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Recruitment status was Active, not recruiting
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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First received: December 9, 2010
Last updated: October 8, 2012
Last verified: October 2012
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|December 9, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|October 8, 2012
|Start Date ICMJE
|April 2011
|Primary Completion Date
|June 2012 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01261780 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Adverse events [ Time Frame: Daily with each treatment and at end of 3 month follow up period ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
adverse events according to CTCAE
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|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|MC-5A for Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
|Official Title ICMJE
|Treatment of Painful Chemotherapy -Induced Peripheral Neuropathy With the MC-5A Pain Therapy Medical Device, a Randomized, Double-Blind, Sham-Controlled Clinical Trial
|Brief Summary
Painful chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a common complication of cancer therapy with few treatment options. CIPN is a complex side effect that varies between individuals and can be difficult to describe, difficult to treat and can significantly effect quality of life for patients.
The purpose of this study is to determine if patients with painful CIPN will have a decrease in pain scores after treatment with the MC-5A device.
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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You may want to see about kicking up the fan speed. At least with my GTX 465 it will stay a 50% fan speed unless I override it manually. I believe you need to set Coolbits in xorg.conf to 4 for adjustability.
Just saw you pics. Looks like it changes but only 38% at 83C from 36% at 57C.
Thanks. I did enable Coolbits and set that to 50%. Temp stays around 69C or so ...
PNY answered:
The way your Quadro 4000 works is normal.
When a sole display is connected and the system is idle, the graphics card eventually goes to a low power state that consequently makes the GPU temperature to decrease. The working frequencies of both the video memory and GPU, as well as the working voltage, are lowered to a minimum. It is not the case when two displays are connected (and enabled) to the card, even if the system is idle. This low power state is never used, the voltage and frequencies are only a bit lowered. These settings are all specified by nVidia in the video bios itself.
As a result, in the first case you will notice a low GPU temp. you will never get in any other way.
Running 3D graphics the Quadro card will be in the same position connecting either one or two displays, as the highest power state will then be used to ensure maximum performance, making the GPU temp. increase to around 90-92\260C.
No comments ! If my GPU gets hotter I expect the fan to kick in. It does not !
This looks to me a driver issue and design flaw in nvidia.
I did partial fix:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "nvidia"
VendorName "NVIDIA Corporation"
BoardName "Quadro 4000"
Option "Coolbits" "4"
BusID "PCI:6:0:0"
Screen 0
# nvidia-settings -a [gpu:0]/GPUFanControlState=1 -a [fan:0]/GPUCurrentFanSpeed=51
the card still runs as PCI-E x8 and not x16 !!! I have no idea why.
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Gorgeous Ranch Home with private office, internet access, pool and hot tub. Just minutes to Downtown Forth Worth, and Will Rogers Center and twenty five minutes to Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Texas Ranger Ballpark, Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor, Lone Star Park, The Wax Museum, and The Texas Motor Speedway.
Only five minutes from Beautiful Benbrook Lake where you can enjoy Boating, Skiing, Swimming, Sailing, Fishing, Golf, and 20 Miles of Scenic Horse Trails.
The home is 4300 square feet with beautiful western decor. It features a huge kitchen with indoor BBQ grill, modern appliances, stone counter tops with built in buffet server for entertaining and a formal dinning room. There is a large downstairs Master suite and bathroom, plus Jack and Jill bedrooms with full bath. Upstairs has a gigantic game room with a full size pool table and wet bar, a big screen TV and DVDs and the Bunkhouse bedroom sleeps six. Daily Maid service available upon request and additional charges apply.
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Norma Henson and her husband Dennis are full time Real Estate Investors, Dennis is the President of Vanguard Marketing and Investments and of the AREA Arlington Real Estate Association of Investors. He is the author of 'Becoming Wealthy in Real Estate' an Investors Guide to Riches. Norma is the CFO of Vanguard Marketing and Investments, Inc. and Silver Stallion Stables LLC. in Arlington, Texas. She is also the president of the HEB Real Estate Investors Group in Bedford, Texas.
Norma or Dennis Henson purchased this house in 2010
I just wanted to follow-up with our stay at the Silver Stallion property over the Thanksgiving Holiday. To say that we thoroughly enjoyed being at the Silver Stallion is an understatement. It was the perfect place for a mini family reunion and all of our family absolutely loved being in such a wonderful home. We couldn't have asked for a better time or accommodations other than wishing the Cowboys won. Thank you so much!
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Our kids had the best time of their lives, they had space to play all throughout the house, the pool, the backyard and all the amenities available for them to play.
The horses in the back were a hit for them, they wanted to go see them every day. we all had a great time at the Silver Stallion.
We just completed a three day stay at the Silver Stallion Stables where we had a fantastic time, made easy by the many amenities found on the property (hot tub, swimming pool, flat panel TV, DVD library, pool table, wet bar, open land, etc). The owners communicated well from the beginning of the reservation process all the way to post check-out. Thank you. We look forward to planning another family event in the area so that we can take advantage of staying at your beautiful home.
The home at Silver Stallion Stables was a perfect gathering spot for our large family. Finding a large kitchen and living area, with plenty of room for 20+ people to sit down to dinner is hard to find. Hats off to Norma, Dennis and VRBO - we were able to find the perfect home. We would recommend Silver Stallion vacation home for families of all ages!
My family and I enjoyed the stay at Silver Stallion. Not only was the home absolutely perfect (the pics don't do the house justice) the pool and hot tub were a huge plus! My kiddos enjoyed the animals on the property and we will stay at this property again, no question about it!!
Me and my family (brothers and wives) used this place for Labor Day Weekend to attend the Alabama/Michigan footballs game being played at the Dallas Cowboy Stadium. The pictures do not do any justice to this place what so ever. It is very beautiful, clean and organized. The owners allowed us to check in early with no charge due to family arriving from long distances (Washington State) at crazy times. It was very peaceful but near locations to grab some groceries and other amenities. Everything was just as they said it would be and more. I have seen some complain about real small problems. We had none. The pool and jacuzzi were amazing. We will be going back there again, period. This place also is very comfortable. All beds were just right for sleeping. This place is alot bigger than the pictures show. Each couple was able to get quiet time when needed. The Master bedroom is just simply astonishing. I agreed to let my big brother have it before we arrived. Won't make that mistake again. If you are looking for a place where you can relax, need space to hold a couple of families and enjoy peace this is it. Every appliance worked. The grill was big enough to cook steaks for 8. The only negative I could find (and this is nit picking) the back patio lights did not work which made it a little harder to see the steaks I was cooking on the grill. You can see everything else just fine. The whole back yard is basically lit up. The pool and jacuzzi light up at night spitting out an awesome variety of colors at night. There is so much to this place I could not put it all. If you pass up your chance to stay here its your loss. I would recommend this to everyone. Thanks for allowing us to share time together in such a beautiful home.
Aledo is in the heart of Texas Horse Country. It is only 15 minutes from Downtown Forth Worth and just 25 minutes from Arlington--the home of the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers Stadiums. Aledo is bordered on the East by Beautiful Benbrook Lake, were you can enjoy swimming, boating, jet skiing, horseback riding and playing golf. Some of the fantastic near by attractions include NFL Football, Major League Baseball, NASCAR, Six Flags over Texas, Hurricane Harbor, The Fort Worth Zoo, Will Rogers Center, Loan Star Park, Texas Motor Speedway, Ripples Believe it or Not and the Wax Museum, Fort Worth Botanical Gardens, The Stock Yards, Sundance Squire and much much more. Aledo is a very beautiful vacation spot with many wonderful things to enjoy.
Other Activities: Nascar Racing, Horse Racing, NFL Football, College Football, ML Baseball
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Holiday Weeks
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7 night minimum stay
Dec 20 2015 - Dec 27 2015
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
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|Refundable damage deposit
|Pet Fee
|Cleaning Fee
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Provided that the rental has no damages after cleaning and inspection, deposit will be refunded in full.
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 8 Sleeps
Beautiful direct views of Lemon Bay and spectacular sunrises will
greet you every day. This super-clean bayfront home has a large
dock on deep water that can easily accommodate a 24' boat. There is a kayak launch on our property. The driveway has room to park a boat trailer and the home is situated on a
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Our home is on a private road in the quiet middle-Key area. You
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Manasota Key is a natural haven and breeding ground for
many wildlife species. You can explore Stump Pass State Park and its
wildlife sanctuary, hiking trails and excellent game fishing. Nearby
attractions also include historic sites, museums, art galleries,
live theatre, movies, the Mote Aquarium and downtown Englewood's
cafes and art galleries. Your choices for dining include elegant
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you can see Florida's finest attractions including Disney World,
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Manasota Key is known as the "jewel of the Suncoast", but we know it
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Guestbook comments from the owner
Name perfectly fits this place. My husband and teenage sons were fishing either off the pier or over on the private beach across the road. Neighbors were very sweet and welcoming. Restaurants were wonderful and actually a walk away. My favorite spot was the big screened porch overlooking the dock. My morning coffee there was so peaceful just watching the birds and dolphin playing in the inlet. Was one of the most relaxing vacations we have ever had. Felt like home. Thank you so much!
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Beach, sunbathing, shelling, walking, swimming, fishing, boating,
golf, hiking trails, bowling, cinemas, theatre, art galleries,
shopping, restaurants, nightlife, charter boats, party boats, jet-
skis, sailboards, wind-surfing, tours, nature preserves, biking,
running, and more. Parasailing right on the Key.
Just two hours from Disney World, Epcot, Universal Studios, Sea
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|Weekend Night
May 1 2015 - Nov 30 2015
7 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Pet Fee $75.00 + Tax
- Refundable damage deposit $400.00
- Cleaning fee $100.00 + Tax
- Tax Rate 12.0%
Payment due 1 month prior to arrival.
February to April, 2015 .. $1435. a week.
May to November, 2015 .. $850. a week.
Discounts for longer stays.
One week minimum. $400. deposit required.
Listed rates do not include $100. cleaning fee and 12% FL tax. $75 Pet Fee.
Listed rates higher during holiday weeks.
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- Bathroom 3
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Bring your computer! Performance Internet with Wi-Fi is included. Our clean, comfortable 3 BR/3 BA bayfront home has a large screened deck, ceiling fans throughout and heat/central air with humidistat on the main upper level. The main living area is upstairs with living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. On the lower level there is an additional bedroom and full bath with shower stall. The living room is large and has a wonderful view of the bay. Settle into the sofa or loveseat or relax in the recliner and enjoy the LCD HDTV, VCR/DVD, or CD/stereo. There are water views from the kitchen and dining room through sliding doors that open onto the large screened deck featuring a teakwood table with seating for 6 and a comfortable two-person swing... perfect for gazing out at Lemon Bay. The kitchen is stocked with dishes, utensils, flatware and cookware. There is a large side by side refrigertor/freezer, dishwasher, glasstop range, over the stove microwave and coffee maker. The bedrooms are clean and spacious. The master bedroom has a queen size bed and 20" TV. The master bath has tub and shower. There is a queen bed in the second bedroom and a large stall shower in the hall bath. The third bedroom on the first level has a full bed and the bath also has a stall shower. The family room has a full size ping pong table, sleep sofa, TV, and VCR/DVD. There is also a laundry area downstairs with large capacity washer/dryer and an additional sink and counter space. Also provided are beach chairs, beach towels and noodles for floating in the surf. There is a vacuum cleaner, iron and ironing board, and an outside shower and clothes line for your use. There are bed sheets, bath towels and extra pillows provided. Performance Internet with WiFi is included. Send e-mail to request more photos!


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Why does my 7 year old dd have no friends?(44 Posts)
She has had issues since Year 1. More tears tonight, no one to play with at dinner time....as usual.
I just can't understand it, she's kind, caring, lively and friendly, but no one wants to play with her. She doesn't seem to have any social issues, in fact she seems to have very high emotional intelligence for her age. She is now starting to lose her self esteem, and I just do not know what to do..
Have you talked to the school about it?
You poor things, how upsetting! have you been into the school to discuss it with them? If so, i'd go back, if not i'd go now, and say the situation is affecting dd's self esteem and ask how they can help. It can be helpful to come away with some agreed steps (eg school will pair her off with likely girls in lessons), or if not, a follow up meeting when they tell you what they've decided to do.
Also, what happens if you try inviting girls badk to play after school - do they accept the invites? If so it might be worth doing more of that - trying to cement friendships out of school.
Also does she do stuff outside of school, and if so, how is that for her?
Another thing always sugested on mn, and i think very helpful, is to organise some out of school activities quite separate from school - music, drama, a sport? To give your dd another source of friends quite apart from school, so that her sense of self isn't totally tied up with school.
I went to school in Years one and two, and am about to go in tomorrow again in Year 3.
I've invited loads of girls round for tea etc, it is never reciprocated. She holds her own in lessons, but it's at dinner time that the problem is the worst, and always has been. No interventions so far have had any lasting success.
poor thing. She has my sympathy, but I can't think of any good advice. It's heartbreaking not to be able to fix things like that, I know.
Could you get her involved in after school socialising something the woodcraft folk (its totally awesome IMO). Even if it doesn't help the school thing it might help her to have other friends.
She's just started Brownies, but we had tears after that. The local Woodcraft group is full.
I think high emotional intelligence/maturity can sometimes be a bit difficult in childhood, when other kids are maybe more 'childish'. It'll stand her in good stead when she's older, but I know that's not helping you now OP.
Hope the school can come up with something more effective.
Do the teachers have any ideas about why this has happened? Quite often there is no particular reason, and it is sort of a vicious cycle - once people dont want to play with you, nor does the next person. Are there any other non-friended girls who teach could guide towards dd?
Is it a two or three form per year school - if so, would a change of class help?
Poor you, this type of thing can be heartbreaking. Do you have any nice cousins or family friends you can invite over this weekend to be with dd - give her a bit of a boost?
Hmm, problem has gone on for two years. I know this is 'nuclear', but do you think you might have to consider a change of school - if that's even possible? I think occasionally a dc can get into a rut of other dcs just deciding they don't want to play with them - though that i think is more common at secondary school.
I'd bang on the door of woodcraft (metaphorically) or maybe see if there's a group further away. And speak to brownie leaders if that didn't go well tonight as they may be able to intervene - maybe even change her 'six' if the current one hasn't been welcoming.
But as well as brownies/woodcraft you might find an interest-based club is effective - chess, an art club? Something where they start out with a common interest?
There are 4 classes in each year. I think she is in a sort of stuck situation. I want her to change classes, but the infant school seemed not keen. Don't know about the primary yet.
I don't really want her to change school, and she doesn't. Is a good school with a nice ethos
My DD, 8 is the .same.She is fun and friendly but seems to miss out socially. her teacher last year was concerned and tried to engineer a couple of friendships but nothing really stuck. I can't bear cliques and steer cleared them st the school gates. I Wonder if this has had an impact as we don't mix with school families outside of school so maybe DD misses out. She is very mature and in her teachers words `rises above' the cliqueyness of the other girls.
Also we don't have invitations reciprocated which pisses me off big time. If you don't like my dd enough to have her round don't come here and eat all my food.
Will you be discussing a change of class when you go in - that sounds as though it might be worth trying? Of course they may say 'give it time' in which case i'd point out that you've given it two years and it has now got to the stage where ddis being damaged by it (quite apart from her being miserable, which in my view is bad enough!)
I don't think lack of reciprocation necessarily means the friendship isn't working though - if they accept the invites and have a good time, i'd carry on asking them. Lack of invites back can be for many reasons, not necessarily because the other dd doesn't like the dd, so i'd just plough on with those invitations as long as they're accepted a reasonable proportion of the time!
Really hard to know and I'm sorry for you and your DD. I think everyone saying being 'too wise' being a hindrance may have a point. Otherwise you'll have to look at shallow reasons for it, such as how she looks/talks, what she wears, whether she tries too hard/ is needy in terms of seeking approval from others, whether the other girls are not her intellectual equal either way, whether they have a vague notion of a difference in social backgrounds.
Like kissmy I often wonder about my role as a parent in terms of setting up my DCs well for friendships. I sometimes feel a bit alien next to other DMs and tend to seek out other down-to-earth people as my friends. I think it's something to be considered for sure.
Could you ask a close friend to be brutally honest and not judge them for what they may theorise about you or your DD?
I've been blunt myself in this response so sorry if anything I've written has upset you. I'm literally thinking about what things girls at my school could have bothered about at that age. Actually, having an identity/personality outside whatever theme is the rage in the classroom might be an issue - they are still young but it seems to me school is all about not standing out from the crowd in some ways. Not that I would advocate your DD changing to conform to some theme - it only really worked in Grease - she may just need to wait until someone true, and strong-minded comes along that she bonds with and can have as a mutual support. That's kind of what I had with my best mate, whom I've known since pre-school - she enabled me to remain broadly untroubled by any school teasing I encountered.
I felt that my DD had similar issues. I was aware that she was a bit chatty and was keen on organising games in the playground but this led to no-one wanting to play with her because she wanted to be the leader all the time and, interestingly, so did the other children, hence clashes of personality. It took much longer than I thought it would for my DD to understand you had to take turns. After she got the hang of this, life improved in the playground. However, parents were a strong factor in choosing friends for their children, and my DD was not a chosen one! Party invitations were very rare and so were invitations out to tea, despite plenty coming round here to play. There was only really one child who was a true friend and she was going to another school at 11. We all decided, in year 5, that we could not follow this other lot to the High school and therefore, with DD's total agreement, looked at boarding schools for year 7. From day 1 there she made friends easily and never looked back. She has a huge number of friends now. She is the one everyone turns to to sort out a meal out or organise the birthday presents for special birthdays. She is just one of life's organisers. Sometimes the people and children at a school are just out of sync with you and your child. I fully realise not everyone can take drastic action as we did, but I am so glad we escaped! As you are in a much bigger school, keep searching. Do everything you can to have a life outside school. Music, dance, sport. The Brownies will be good if she gives it a chance. And........... It will get better. You just have to be in the right place to find those friends.
She can be needy, and can be bossy, but tbh they all seem bossy!
I avoid cliques too, I'm just not into that sort of thing, so maybe that's a problem, but it was never a problem with ds.
Yes oranges and lemons, it is very difficult to tell why one person has a group of friends and another doesn't - as you say it's quite possible for someone with bossy/needy traits to have lots of friends! (obviously they have nice characteristics as well, but so does your dd!)
I think even at 7 one particular aspect that may lead a girl to be left out is if she isn't interested in 'girl' type things like clothes, pop music, (yes, even at 7) - some girls are very attuned to that lack of interest and it does put them off. But that may not apply to your dd anyway! There are usually a few others who aren't interested as well, though, if you can find them.
Have the classes stayed the same with the move from infants to key stage 2? If so i would be asking them about a change of class, as this one isn't working for your dd. or failing that a really concerted effort to get her together with some girls in the other 3 classes - organising pair 'tasks', group games at lunch time, maybe some work set 'across' the form so that she can work with others in the library. Good luck! Schools have so many demands on their time that a girl who causes no trouble but has no one to play with may not be the top of their to do list - so your dd is really lucky to have you to advocate for her!
Thanks so much for all your help. Saw teacher this am who is really lovely guy although looks about 10! They have a friendship room at lunchtimes, and a friendship lunch time supervisor. She will be referred to both.
Changing classes is something I will consider, but her teacher is so so nice
I was about to suggest a lunchtime club or playground buddies. I had similar issues with my son in yr 2, we had moved school in yr 1. I used to worry so much about him being on his own at playtime. Now going into yr 4, he is so confidant and has some good friends. I really tried to make friends with other mums and engineer playdates and that did seem to help. We are still not part of the gang so to speak but things are so much better. J think yr 2 is a tricky one for some kids. Good luck and keep talking to the teacher.
I'm in the same boat with my dd2, she is 6. I have left her in tears this morning . She can be bossy, inflexible, in your face, needy but I think she also has a good heart. She is lacking of the essential social skills. We trying to help her as much as we can but it's like she doesn't want to know. She wants to be friend with a couple of girls who don't especially want to be friends with her, yet she doesn't let go.
I'm sorry for the hijack Orange, I'm sorry for your daughter.
I think emotional intelligence is hard to see in children. Just because she's kind and caring among adults, doesn't mean she's the same with other children. My DD is borderline asperger's and has always been a joy with adults, but over controlling and bossy with her peers. (something we are working on) Asperger's is so subtle in girls, so I think it's worth investigating, how is her imaginative play? (my dd never plays with toys, for example, it's all climbing, running, mixing up potions and computers)
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Overlap of TR4 and ELK4 binding sites in HeLa cells. (A) Venn diagram shows the overlap of TR4 and ELK4 binding sites within ± 1 kb of transcription start site. (B) Motif analysis was performed on the 346 sites bound by both factors; the overrepresented ETS motif is shown. Pie chart shows the occurrence of the DR1 motif, ETS motif and neither of these motifs. (C) Histogram shows binding of TR4 and ELK4 relative to the transcription start sites. Binding sites were binned into 50 base pair bins. Number of peaks is shown on the y axis; distance relative to transcription start site is plotted on the x axis.
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