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I have upgraded to ver 5 and the creation of tickets and responding to tickets using mail to my spiceworks server is working intermittently. I have to keep restarting the server to get it work. It will run properly for a short time and then just stop working from email.
This topic was created during version 5.0.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Dec 1, 2010 at 4:45 UTC
What email server are you using???
Dec 1, 2010 at 7:13 UTC
Exchange 2003
Dec 8, 2010 at 12:20 UTC
Further testing is showing that updates to tickets from the Spiceworks admin helpdesk-ticket pages puts the update into the ticket but is not sending email.
Dec 9, 2010 at 8:17 UTC
I'm having the same issue. Exchange 2003
New tickets are not being sent out.
Dec 15, 2010 at 7:46 UTC
** Update ** Ver 5.0.60041
New ticket emails are still not being generated
Test Email when editing the template does go out
Alert email is going out to admins
Does anyone from SW have an idea as to what is going on and when it will be fixed?
Dec 15, 2010 at 11:05 UTC
This looks like its a problem with the end user accounts in the database. I have the AD scan activated in the 5.0 ver.. I found that the accounts existing at the time of the upgrade have been marked as disabled. I also found that if I deleted the account info in the user table in the spicework database the problem is fixed for the user that was deleted. Any tickets associated with the user will be orphaned and need to be re-associated with that user manually. I have been working with the support team and they may have a cleaner solution then just deleting the account info. Will update if they do.
Dec 17, 2010 at 7:01 UTC
New update ~
This morning, I got 2 tickets emailed to me. They were assigned to me, but commented on and closed by someone else.
So, commented tickets are going through but new creation ones are not.
I do not have the option turned on to email when a ticket is closed.
Dec 20, 2010 at 1:11 UTC
Just installed version 5.0.60600 and new tickets are still not being generated.
As with my last post, email's are generated when someone makes a comment and the test email is going out.
Dec 21, 2010 at 3:58 UTC
** UPDATE ** Ver 5.0.60600
Closed ticket email is only being generated when someone else closes the ticket
Comment email is only being generated when someone else makes a comment
New ticket email is still non existant
Dec 28, 2010 at 7:37 UTC
Ver 5.0.60600
I don't know if it's supposed to be this way or not....
When I create a ticket for myself, I do not get an email.
When someone else creates a ticket for me, I get an email.
So, new ticket emails are working but only if someone else creates them.
Personally, I would like an email when I create tickets.
Dec 28, 2010 at 8:45 UTC
Aargau3: This is by design, why to get an email for MY work, as I already know what I did.. I need the notifications if there are changes by others.
See here the notifications matrix (at the end of the site): http:/
Dec 28, 2010 at 2:01 UTC
I understand and yes it makes sense. I was just used to getting that email.
Dec 29, 2010 at 12:30 UTC
If you really want this,
- create an alias or distribution list at your mailserver which forwardes all emails to your account
- create an admin user in SW with the email address of this alias/distribution list
- use Ticket Rules to add this user in CC to all tickets
Note: in this way you would get some notifications twice. Feel free to deselect "Email Notification" for your account to prevent this.
Dec 29, 2010 at 8:31 UTC
Jan 13, 2011 at 1:41 UTC
Same problem here. In my case, restarting got the server to start creating a tickets again, but it still isn't sending out notifications. Test emails from the server are fine. I downloaded sqlitebrowser and I'm looking at the database to see if I can detect the aforementioned users being disabled, and possible enable them. I'd rather not orphan all of our existing tickets.
Jan 13, 2011 at 1:42 UTC
Ok, our users are NOT disabled, so it is something else.
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Memo to Putin: Syria Is Turkey's Ukraine
Russian leaders have evidently been shocked by Turkey's deliberate decision to shoot down one of their planes, which they say was motivated by Turkey's alleged support for Islamic State and greed for the proceeds of smuggled terrorist oil. A simpler explanation is that Russia would have done the same.
Here is the hypothetical: What would President Vladimir Putin do if civil war broke out in a neighboring country, which had been part of the Russian empire for centuries before breaking away under circumstances, and with borders, that Russians still found difficult to accept? What would he do if, in that war, some of the rebels were ethnic Russians at risk of being brutally crushed by the armed forces of the neighboring state?
Actually, that's not so hypothetical; it pretty much describes eastern Ukraine. And we know what Russia did -- it became heavily involved in a poorly concealed invasion.
Syria was under Ottoman control from 1516 until the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. The Russian Empire took over the Donbass region in the mid-1700s. The "Turkmen" rebels that Russia's Su-24 aircraft was bombing at the time it was shot down are ethnic Turks. They ended up on the wrong side of the border when it was imposed by a 1921 treaty (shortly before the Donbass region was incorporated into Soviet Ukraine).
Even the strange psychology of how former empires feel they still have a special right, even responsibility, to intervene in long-since amputated parts is similar. When pro-democracy protests began in Syria in 2011, Erdogan said Turkey had to view the turmoil in Syria as a domestic issue. He was affronted when President Bashar al-Assad refused to do as he was told.
Since the shoot-down earlier this week, Turkey's President has all but admitted that his country deliberately targeted the Sukhoi because of what Russia was doing to the Turkmen rebels. "We have no intention to escalate this incident. We are just defending our security and the rights of our brothers," Erdogan said. As aggressive as the Turkish decision to down a Russian jet over a technical, 17-second airspace infringement was, Erdogan has not gone as far as Putin to assert his right to intervene militarily to protect ethnic kin, anytime, anywhere.
Now consider how Putin would react if the U.S. or North Atlantic Treaty Organization decided to get involved militarily in eastern Ukraine, placing an airbase and Patriot missile batteries 50 miles from the Russian border. Picture NATO aircraft providing airpower for an all-out Ukrainian ground assault against the Russian-backed rebels, aided by troops from Poland and Chechnya (in Syria's case, that's Iran and Hezbollah). Imagine Turkish and American jets flying into Russian airspace as they try to optimize their bombing runs.
Just a wild guess here, but it would not take Putin three months before he shot down one of the NATO aircraft. Nor would he take seriously any comment from the President of the United States that it was obvious the NATO pilots and bombers had "in no way threatened" the Russian Federation, the words Putin used as he raged that: "We received a stab in the back from accomplices of terrorism."
Nor would Putin have been impressed by NATO claims that the Russian-backed rebels it was bombing in the Donbass were terrorists. Putin says he is bombing Islamic State in the Turkmen mountains, yet there are no recorded Islamic State forces in that area or for some distance beyond. These are rebels fighting Assad.
Of course, there are as many differences as similarities between the situations in Northern Syria and Ukraine, past and current -- it is the attitudes of Russia and Turkey that are similar, not the conflicts. And both Russia's leadership and Turkey's are using the cover of popular concern for the fate of fellow Russians and Turks to pursue more strategic, less noble goals.
Among those goals for Erdogan is one that will be all too familiar to the Kremlin: A determination to show not just Russia, but also the U.S., France and others looking to agree a common strategy with Putin that no solution for Syria can be reached unless Turkish interests are fully taken into account. These do not allow for an alliance with Assad to crush fellow Sunnis, whether Turkmen or Arab.
The smart thing for Russia to do now would be to recognize that it misjudged Turkish sensitivities, and adjust accordingly. Surely Putin has enough hostile neighbors and former friends already. But it will be tempting to go further, because Erdogan has also miscalculated: He has a far weaker hand in Syria than Putin has in Ukraine.
To state the obvious, Turkey is not a nuclear power. In addition, despite huge errors of judgment in supporting Islamist extremists once they arrived in Syria one to two years after the conflict began, Turkey did not manufacture Syria's civil war, as Russia manufactured the one in Ukraine. Nor have the Turks put large numbers of "volunteer" troops and heavy equipment into the Syrian battlefield. So Turkey's ability to influence or respond to events in Syria is extremely limited. In the Donbass region, Putin has been able to turn the conflict on and off, more or less at will.
For the moment, Russian retaliation is shaping up as economic sanctions, deploying additional anti-aircraft missile systems in Northern Syria and, according to some reports, redoubling its bombing campaign in the Turkmen mountains. Erdogan will be powerless to respond effectively, unless he takes even more reckless risks in a fight he cannot win.
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Yorkshire Fat Rascals
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I found this old Yorkshire teatime recipe in Great British Cooking. These currant cookies are very simple, but it's impossible to eat only one!
Top Review by Karen Elizabeth
These reminded me of a teatime favourite from my Scottish youth, rock cakes. I used sultanas rather than currants, simply because I don't like currants/raisins, they turned out very well and were gone almost before they had time to cool! Definitely an easy-to-make people-pleaser, you could quickly whip up a batch for unexpected guests or hungry teenagers. Nice recipe, thank you truebrit!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 tablespoon dark brown sugar
- 4 ounces butter
- 1⁄2 cup currants
- 1 tablespoon milk
- 2 -3 tablespoons water (I needed 4 tbsp.)
- sugar, for dusting
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- Preheat oven to 400F; Sift flour and baking powder in medium bowl.
- Mix in the pinch of salt and brown sugar, then rub in the butter.
- Add the currants, milk and enough water to make a soft dough.
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I am having a dilemma: there is a preschool close to us that seems wonderful in every single way, but it is part of a church. It is open to non-church members, and one review I read said that the religious aspect was "not overbearing", but I am still nervous about it. It is a Montessori school, which is what I want, and of all the Montessori schools around, it is the ONLY one that we can even come close to affording. The guide and assistant are fantastic, and when I observed in the classroom, I felt really great about it. It's only now, after talking with a friend who said she would never send her kid to a religious school, that I am questioning.
Have any of you sent a child to a religious school when you weren't religious or of a different religion? Is there a way to explain things to my child to bridge the gap? A respectful way to make sense of what they are saying while also communicating to her that it is just one of many ways to interpret the world? When a child is 3 years old, is it really important for all the major adults in her life to share the same worldview?
I'd really appreciate any insight you have to offer!
Two of my best friends grew up attending religous-based schools that were for different religions than their families practiced. One family was LDS (Mormon) and the children attended a Jewish school. The other one from an Agnostic family and attended a Catholic school taught by nuns. Neither of them seem any worse for the wear. Their parents were open to the children being exposed to religious beliefs that varied from their own, and would teach their children at home regarding their own beliefs. When we've talked about it as adults, neither of them thought it was conflicting or difficult as a child. I would say go for it.
We don't think it is important that all adults in our kids lives share the same world view - actually, we think it is important that they don't all share the same world view! We explain religion as a belief system that is very personal, that most religions have the same ideals (loving people, being kind, etc) with different ways of expressing that and that every person has to decide what they believe, etc. We also explain that no religion is better than the other or "right". We have books on different religions, know families of different religions and attend events related to different religions. So when explaining religious stories or practices to our son, we explain that "some people believe that....." but not everyone holds the same beliefs.
So, I would say that if the school is a good fit in many other ways, and you find the aspects of religion that are drawn in to the classroom are something you feel comfortable enough with, I wouldn't rule it out just because of the religious component.
There's a preschool connected to a church a few blocks away and whereas our kids didn't go there I have friends whose kids did (and the families weren't religious). They only brought in religion during story time once a week-- it was a christian story, jesus stuff, etc. It didn't seem like a huge deal. I would investigate how much religion is brought in to the classroom and go from there.
Jean, feminist mama raising three boys: W (7), E (5) and L (2.15.13)
My dd did her second year of preschool at a Jewish preschool near our house. We are not remotely Jewish. There was a fair bit of religious curriculum - there was a big focus on Shabbat and on learning a blessing in Hebrew, they learned a song for each Holy Day in the year, and we got a lot of craft projects featuring frogs around Passover. My dh spent more time in the classroom than I did. They had a pledge about Israel that they said each morning.
The school was really, really close to our house. DD rode her scooter to school most mornings. The staff were lovely and caring. Every time a kid drew a picture, someone asked them what it was a picture of and wrote exactly what the kid said on the picture. I loved that. They sent us a welcome loaf of Challah at the beginning of the year. I'm picky about where my kids go, but the occasional, mild issues I had surrounding school (and which I would probably have surrounding any school) had nothing to do with the religious curriculum.
Check it out before you assume that they really bring religion into the classroom. Both my kids attended a church-affililated pre-school (the school was a "mission" of the Methodist church), but it was truly non-religious. There were so many ethnicities/religions there that they actually did not celebrate holidays at all, except the festivals/celebrations specific to the school - a Harvest dinner, International Family Day, etc. We had a great time there.
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My boys go to a religious (Anglican) school and we are atheist. It isn't a problem. They are told stories, go to Church for Christmas/harvest etc. and we talk about it at home. They have both been through quite a religious phase but I think a lot of children of that age do. I just say, 'Daddy and I don't believe that but it's fine if you want to'. The 'Christian principles' of the school aren't really things anyone could argue with; sharing, kindness, tolerance.
We are in the UK, however, where I believe the religious climate is a little different.
I'm ethnically/culturally Jewish and DH is an atheist (from a Catholic family). Our DS went to a Catholic pre-K through the middle of 2nd grade. We felt completely comfortable. They got bible stories (mostly from Jewish scripture! "Old Testament") once every so often, did little craft projects such as Noah's ark and that was about it. The school explicitly said that it was open to families of all backgrounds and faiths which also helped us feel more comfortable. Honestly, I think it's great DS got a background in some of these stories that are central to our cultural heritage, whether you believe in them or not.DS' now at a Waldorf school and we're not anthroposophists! It's just a great fit for him as a person and I love the focus on mythology, also as a part of our cultural heritage.
So . . . all this to say, I think religiously-based schools *can* be a great fit. However, you really have to check out how religious they are and if that religion can fit in enough with what you believe. For instance,(to counter-balance all these positive stories) an atheist-Jewish couple of our acquaintance briefly sent their DD to a protestant school and quickly moved her back out. That school is quite religious, including daily prayers, songs about Jesus, and a strong focus on the centrality of the bible. Not a good fit for them at all and they should have investigated further before sending their DD there. They assumed it would be like the Catholic school where we sent our DS and it definitely wasn't.
we are non-Catholic and my DD attended a Catholic K and was on a waiting list for another catholic school-when she got in we got a phone call asking why we didn't take the discount plan (because of the parish) I explained we were not Catholic and the other school was shocked! My DD knew far more vs the kids at the other Catholic school (those being Catholic)- we ended up leaving in 2nd (teacher issue/home-schooled)-2nd also was a year when the children were preparing for their first communion and being a non-Catholic (and there were others in her grade as well) it did really separate the children-after we left all the other non-Catholic children left within two years- I later learned that many non-catholics did not do will at 2nd grade when the push for the first communion started (there was lots of in-class prep besides out of school prep) and the school later reversed their policy and no longer does any communion prep in school
1st grade also started Brownies (held after school at the school)-you may deal with a Daisy issue like the Brownie one we did- the troop worked on their religious award they told me flat out my DD was banned (I even went to council over it!) and she ended up earning another religious award but they would not let her take part in the award ceremony and receive it with the others- in 1st grade she earned the Hindu award (we had a wonderful ashram and they were very welcoming and open and could care less that we were not Hindus) in 2nd she earned a Hebrew award- we attended a local synagogue and we ended up with a great Rabbi that had only one other girl DD's age who was in GS and she later went on to attend another GS troop not affiliated with a church
as the others have said, it is really important to know exactly what and how they present the religious teaching-what is mild to one is not to another-some children are fine with it-others are not
looking back my DD felt religious alienation not from the children but mostly from the parents and their attitude towards others not of their religion (she mostly disliked her GS troop leader and that left a lasting impression)
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My kids are unschoolers who briefly (for seven weeks) tried school. Because the local public school wasn't an option, we decided on a Montessori that had a Catholic overview but was not operated by the local diocese. Religious education was optional, and the students who were enrolled in religion were pulled out of the classroom, instead of the non-Catholic students having to leave the classroom. I was very reluctant (I'm a former Catholic turned atheist who has lots of baggage) but dh wasn't so concerned and thought we should let the kids try it out. We visited and the facility itself was lovely, full of natural light. The children seemed happy and fairly relaxed, and our kids had a wonderful visit. One of the kids didn't want to leave.
We ended up enrolling our kids, and it wasn't a great experience. There were lots of problems unrelated to religion (and largely due to the fact that the kids are very autonomous learners, who found they didn't like having so little freedom over their learning). However, there were some problems related to religion, too. One of my kids was accidentally sent to religion class the first week of school, and while the teacher apologized to my kid for the mistake, she didn't bother to tell me about it. My children (including the third grader, who is an excellent reader) was sent home with a flyer for a pro-life rally the school was participating in, and I didn't really appreciate being put on the spot to explain abortion to my eight-year-old, nor am I a fan of involving third-graders in abortion politics in general. There were frequent references, just mixed in with classroom life, to Catholic teachings and God's will, etc. Of course, it was a private school and their right to do this, but I never would have guessed from our previous visit how intense the Catholic focus was. I think the school probably was fine for people who were of various Christian faiths, but not for non-Christians.
My advice is to be really honest about what your tolerance level is. Also, I'd set up a private meeting to ask questions about different situations that might concern you.
I wouldn't have problems with a school affiliated with a religion unless the curriculum was based on revisionist history or some biblical view of science (i.e. the earth is only 5000 years old). I wouldn't mind my child learning about tradition in her own culture or religious tradition in other cultures, but if the education itself is based on one dogma, then absolutely not, I would not subject my child to that sort of education. I think first I would take a long, hard look at the educational philosophy. If the children are required participate in observances or whatever, that is okay, but if the education revolves around a faith-based spin on history and science, no.
I thought that these two points were very important. I'd definitely be honest if you are atheist, for instance, and see what type of a response you get from the teachers and administration as well as other parents whose kids attend the preschool.
Also in regard to Ruby's post, we've found that even some public schools utilize "character education" programs that skirt the line between church and state very, very closely and sometimes overstep it. My dh is atheist and I lean pretty much toward Buddhist. Our neighborhood public school, which dds attended for K and my oldest for a bit longer, had a character education program that was created by a religious group. The character traits that they taught about deliberately excluded tolerance (I asked about that trait when dd was told by her classmates that God wanted her to eat meat and that she was going to get sick and die b/c she didn't and after a little girl approached me after school to tell me that my dd was going to go to hell b/c she didn't have Jesus in her heart). We were told that some parents didn't want their children to be taught to tolerate things that they believed were wrong (i.e. my dd's family's religious differences and vegan diet).
I guess that I'd say that in addition to being upfront about how much your beliefs may differ from those of the church that runs the preschool, it might be worthwhile to meet parents of other kids who attend the school and see if they are "your people." We have, for the past six years, driven our children to different schools in a different school district b/c the fit for us socially and otherwise is much better which leans toward it being better for our kids as well.
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Lemony Tortellini with Peas and Prosciutto
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- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 1/2 pounds frozen cheese tortellini
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen peas
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 ounces thinly sliced prosciutto, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest, plus 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook tortellini until al dente. Reserve 1/2 cup pasta water. Add peas to pot; drain pasta mixture, and set aside.
In the same pot, heat 1 tablespoon oil over medium-high heat; add prosciutto and garlic. Cook, stirring frequently, until browned, 2 to 4 minutes.
Add pasta mixture, pasta water, 1 tablespoon oil, and lemon zest and juice; toss to combine. Season with salt and pepper.
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dspatz3 SEP, 2011These directions don't make any sense to me. It says to add frozen peas to the pot after you drain the pasta and reserve the pasta water. Am I missing something?Reply
MS1215778028 JAN, 2011I so love this dish! And I sometimes when very broke, I buy the dried Tortellini. I also, when I have the money buy fresh spinach and if I use sausage, I only buy the Butterball Turkey that has MUCH less fat in it and still so very tasty. Wonderful the original way and prefer it, but you know, we use what we have.Reply
EvaRN19 JAN, 2011Not bad! It was a tasty meal. I added a bit more olive oil and a bit less pasta water. I also used a mix of cheese tortellini and ricotta/spinach tortellini. Ill most likely make this again.Reply
agl64423 NOV, 2010Used sausage instead of prosciutto and threw in some fresh spinach at the end. Really tasty and very easy.Reply
PaniniKathy26 FEB, 2009Made this tonight and we loved it - great balance of the salty prosciutto, sweet peas, sour lemon and creamy cheese tortellini. Definitely a keeper!Reply


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Costa Rican Range: Cordillera de Tilaran, Cordillera de Guanacaste, Atlantic lowlands.
Mandibles in full-face view linear, elongate and narrow; ventral surface of petiole without spongiform tissue; leading edge of scape with freely projecting hairs; inner margin of mandible with a clearly defined submedian tooth near the midlength; labral lobes long, trigger hairs at apices of lobes short; preapical denticles gradually decreasing in size; mandibles relatively short (MI 33-45); propodeal suture moderately impressed; total head length less than 0.90mm; eyes relatively small, with 14 or fewer ommatidia, with 2-4 in longest row; head in full-face view relatively broad, CI 74-81; in profile head not strongly dorsoventrally flattened, the maximum depth of the head capsule 0.45-0.52 x head length; color red-brown to dark brown; pair of mesonotal setae conspicuous, often erect or tilted forward; erect hairs on first gastral tergite simple, acute or blunt apicaly but not remiform nor flattened and expanded apically; backcurved pair of stout hairs located posteriorly on petiole dorsum slender, scarcely thicker apically than basally; scape relatively short, SI 48-52.
Bolton described this species as "an extra-large version of brevicornis," and stated "I record this as a separate species with some trepidation as its close relationship with brevicornis is obvious." The characters are those of brevicornis, except larger size, relatively shorter scapes, and larger eyes.
Similar species: P. brevicornis.
Natural History
Members of the genus are all predaceous, with a static pressure mode of attack (Bolton 1999).
This species is only known from a handful of specimens, all from litter samples from rainforest floor. The types are from the San Ramon forest reserve in the Cordillera de Tilaran. I collected a worker at La Selva Biological Station. Bob Anderson collected a worker at Pitilla in the Cordillera de Guanacaste. David Olson collected a worker in Cerro Pata de Macho, Chiriqui Province, Panama.
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Pyramica crementa Bolton 2000:182. Holotype worker: Costa Rica, Prov. Alajuela, Cordillera de Tilaran, Res. For. de San Ramon, ca 750m, iii.1990 (P. M. Hammond) [BMNH]. Paratype worker: same data as holotype [MCZ].
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Bolton, B. 1999. Ant genera of the tribe Dacetonini (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). J. Nat. Hist. 33:1639-1689.
Bolton, B. 2000. The ant tribe Dacetini, with a revision of the Strumigenys species of the Malagasy Region by Brian L. Fisher, and a revision of the Austral epopostrumiform genera by Steven O. Shattuck. Memoirs of the American Entomological Institute 65:1-1028.
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John wasn't normally superstitious. He didn't believe in good luck. Perhaps he believed in karma a bit, but that went along with the saying that good triumphs over evil, which was something he made sure happened. But he didn't think that some ridiculous gesture, like throwing salt over your shoulder, or walking under a ladder, could change events in life. Your life was what you made it.
Take that coin toss he'd done three years ago. Technically it had told him not to join the expedition. It hadn't told him that this was the best choice he could have made, which he knew now was true.
But this wishing well vexed him. Always had things had an explanation, even if that explanation was coincidence. This relatively small well on this planet, he just couldn't explain. Nor could Rodney.
It was a tradition on this world to show travelers the well. It was a sign of good will. It was a regular brick well, that was a little crumbly, and there was nothing fancy about it. But it had a history. The natives, a people advanced passed basic farming, had told them that if you took a drink from it under night's light, and put in an old piece of money from their civilization and made a wish, that wish would come true. Everyone was allowed a wish a year.
While he put little faith into it, he was not going to be rude and his team – plus Elizabeth and Carson who were there to negotiate for some kind of wonder drug – and an accompanying team of marines agreed to make their wishes. The next five nights would be full of enough moonlight, and they had planned to be there for at least three.
Alright then, what to wish for?
There were some stipulations apparently, by the gods. No mass distinction of any race (there went the Wraith wish), no completely altering history, and of course there was no wishing for more wishes. At first John's wish had been going to be some small thing – perhaps to beat Ronon once at sparring practice.
But then, Ronon and Teyla both made their wishes on that first night, and they both came true. Though there was apparently no time limit, later that night Ronon was reunited with some friends from Sateda. And in the morning Teyla was found admiring the perfect gift for some Athosian's coming of age.
Considering that's what Teyla wished for, he couldn't help but think about that being what she really wanted most.
What did he desire most? He wasn't sure he wanted to go that deep into his heart.
And then the third wish of the group was granted. Rodney had been fairly undecided as well but tossed his coin in the well that second night. The next day Radek had radioed in to tell Rodney a stash of ancient technology had been discovered. He'd left immediately, with permission from Elizabeth of course.
The four marines had all wished right away. Two of them were toasting the well on some local moonshine. Carson had also made a wish, John suspected about the medicine.
But couldn't all those things be coincidence? Truly, nothing had been a big wish. Ronon had found fellow Satedans before, Teyla had the best eye at markets, and Atlantis was one big Ancient toy. A stupid hole in the ground was going to give him something he pined for?
Well, no matter what, he was going to make a wish right, so as not to devalue their traditions? He might as well wish big right? But… he didn't want to be disappointed. He didn't want to uphold an inanimate object to its legacy on something so important to him.
It was just him and Elizabeth left to decide. He could imagine her mind working frantically on the pros of each wish. They sat alone now, on the grass next to the well and under the darkened sky. Her green eyes were shining like the stars and he saw the excitement that he'd first seen when she'd explained about the expedition. They sipped at cups of the surprisingly fresh well water.
"So are you even going to make a wish at all John?" she asked softly, looking at him.
He shrugged. "I was planning on making a wish, yes."
"But you don't believe that anything's going to happen," she said knowingly.
He shrugged again. "I mean, I know yeah all their wishes came true, but seriously?" He shook his head. "I've always been skeptical about these things. Can't even toss a coin."
She looked at him curiously and he chuckled. "It's what I did when I was deciding whether or not to come to Atlantis. Heads, stay on Earth, tails, go through some crazy wormhole to what was possibly my death."
"So it was tails then?" she asked, slightly amused.
"Heads actually. I was just…I guess I needed some incentive for the adventure. But I don't really like having coins decide my future, or show me what my "correct" path is."
"So if you ignored the coin, then what made you decide to come?"
He glanced at her, a significant look in his eyes. He answered with one word. "You."
She flushed and looked down at her feet. "Well I'm glad."
"Yeah me too." There was silence for a bit before John spoke again. "You don't believe in this wishing well do you?"
"I don't know," she answered honestly, now looking up into the vast sky. It was beautiful he noted. "It is a bit odd yes, but why not?" She stood up and moved to the jaded circle of stones, fingering a coin. "All you have to do is open your mind. Maybe there's just something special about this place. Just let go," she tossed the coin in and paused for a moment, "and think of the most wonderful thing that could happen."
And looking into her eyes, he felt that anything was possible, including the one thing he longed for dreadfully. He shook his head to clear it of the spell she'd seemed to cast and moved to stand next to her.
"So what did you wish for? Peace in the entire galaxy?" he asked teasingly.
She narrowed her eyes at him. "No, something probably more obtainable. Something more…tender and fun."
"Hmm." He looked up into the moon again, which reminded him so much of her. She truly was amazing, could make him feel so much. "So what do you think I should wish for?"
"Whatever you want John. Whatever makes you happy." She smiled at him. "I'll be inside when you're done."
As she walked away, John tossed his own coin up into the air randomly. Looking back at her retreating form briefly, as if she knew what he was thinking, he quickly thought his wish and tossed the coin in to hear the small splash several feet below.
Something that makes him happy….yes, he was willing to wait for his wish to be real.
You make me happy Elizabeth.


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