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Sample container

A sample container was a usually cylindrical container used by the Federation to hold matter or energy for scientific study. They came in a variety of specifications, and could be reinforced with a containment field.
In 2151, Crewman Cutler sample containers for the 's away mission to Archer IV. ()
In 2369, a away team discovered fragments of a standard sample container on the transporter pad of the disabled . By replicating the accident, they learned that the Yosemite crew had taken a sample from a plasma streamer, not knowing that it contained quasi-energy microbes. When they performed a resonance frequency scan on the sample, the microbes shattered the container. ()
In 2371, the crew collected two samples of photonic matter from a protostar. The samples were in fact photonic lifeforms, one of which broke through its container and escaped the ship when it was subjected to a polarization field. The other was released from its container by the Doctor. ()
Later that year, the Voyager crew beamed a sample of the metreon cloud over Rinax into a container for Doctor Ma'Bor Jetrel's experiments in restoring the victims of the metreon cascade. ()
In 2372, Lieutenant Tuvok and Neelix collected several dozen symbiogenetic alien orchids, which were in sample containers on their persons when they beamed back to Voyager. The orchids caused a transporter accident that merged them into Tuvix. ()
In 2374, the Voyager crew attempted to beam deuterium from the surface of a class Y planet into a container. However, the pattern buffers overloaded and destroyed the container. ()
For anomaly consolidation duty on the in 2381, many of the specimens earmarked for disposal were housed in sample containers, including a frog skull and a size-shifting orange slug. Many of these were poorly contained; a number of nanobots that Lieutenant Commander Andy Billups had been using fell out of their container when it was knocked down due to Billups' failure to tighten the lid properly. Others, including a plant that sprayed thorns into Ensign Beckett Mariner's face, were placed in containers by Ensigns Mariner, D'Vana Tendi, and Sam Rutherford. At least one specimen was stored correctly but broken out because of a different, unsecured specimen – namely, the slug, whose container was smashed when an anthropomorphic pig conjured by an energy field book copy of Three Little Pigs threw Tendi out of Migleemo's office and into the trolley carrying the specimens. ()
==See also==
* Biological sample container
* Containment cylinder
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San

San was a male from the mirror universe born in the 23rd century.
==Biography==
===23rd century===
=== 24th century Prime universe ===
During her time in the 24th century, Georgiou learned that San was actually still alive and after the Godsend weapon, planning to use it to destabilize the United Federation of Planets and lead an invasion of the . Georgiou worked with Section 31 to stop her old friend, but was unable to talk him down. During a fight between the two, San took a fatal hit to the side of the neck from his own sword when Georgiou managed to knock the blade away from herself, accidentally hitting San in the process. In San's final moments, the two reconciled before San died in a heartbroken Georgiou's arms. ()
==Legacy==
In 3189, began having flashbacks to her earlier life in the Terran Empire, including standing over San's bloody body. ()
Before being sent back in time by the Guardian of Forever, not knowing that San had survived his apparent death in the 23rd century, Georgiou told Michael Burnham that "I wish I'd learned all this before now. I had a chance, once, long ago. He was called San. I wish I told you about him." Burnham encouraged Georgiou to tell the people that she was about to meet instead. ()
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San Francisco Fleet Yards

San Francisco Fleet Yards, also known as San Francisco Navy Yards or simply San Francisco Yards, was a Starfleet shipyard located in Earth orbit, with its planet-side offices located in the city of San Francisco. There was also an orbital office complex near the drydocks of the yard. ()
== History ==
The was launched from these yards sometime before 2151. (, )
The was launched from these yards sometime before 2249. (, )
The was launched from these yards in 2245. (, , ) Robert April was stationed there when its unit components were being built. He recalled this while visiting with James T. Kirk on the bridge in 2270. ()
The was launched from these yards, having entered service not long before November 2256. ()
While jumping through time under the effects of a Krenim time bug, Captain Michael Burnham and Commander Rayner from 3191 briefly encountered Q.A. Melton, a construction worker at the Fleet Yards working on Discovery (though their interactions did not leave lasting changes to the timeline.) ()
The fictional starship , a creation of Paul Stamets during his time in the mycelial network, was launched from these yards. ()
In 2258 of the alternate reality, the was launched from these yards. (, )
In 2285, the was launched from these yards. (, )
In 2286, the was launched from these yards. (, )
Sometime prior to 2333, was launched from these yards. (, )
In 2367, the was launched from these yards. (, )
In 2372, the was launched from these yards. (, )
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San Francisco Register

The San Francisco Register was a newspaper sold in the late 19th century and in the 20th century in San Francisco on Earth. 
When Data was stranded in 1893 after an accident caused by two Devidians on Devidia II in 2368, he found out which year he had been transported to by means of an old front page of the San Francisco Register he found on the ground. The page was dated Sunday, 13 August 1893, and also mentioned a recent cholera outbreak, from which hundreds died. The page also mentioned that the San Francisco Register was the leading newspaper of the Pacific Coast.
Later Data found a picture of Guinan in a page of the Register, which was handed to him by Jack London, who wrapped a croissant in it. Guinan's picture was above the headline "Literary Reception Announced" and the page was dated Friday, 11 August 1893. () 
When the bridge crew of the was in the San Francisco on December 18th 1986, they encountered a box where the Register was sold, which made the crew aware of the necessity of money. 
In that year, the tag line for the newspaper was "Largest Circulation in the West", the phone number number for the Register was 555-7711, and each edition cost 25 cents. ()
== See also ==
*San Francisco Globe
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San Francisco bar

:Not to be confused with the Port of San Francisco bar.
The San Francisco bar was a bar on Earth in San Francisco in the 23rd century.
In 2285, Doctor Leonard McCoy visited this bar to hire a transport ship which could bring him to the planet in the Mutara sector. He found someone, an alien, but was stopped and arrested by a civilian agent. ()
The bar had a lounge like atmosphere with many tables, holographic parlor games, mirrors, plants, and lava lamps. Arcanis Lager was a variety of beer served in this bar.
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==Background information==
Although the bar was never named on-screen, the description of several costumes describes the location as "San Francisco bar". Another unnamed San Francisco bar was attended by in .
The bar was constructed on Paramount Stage 9, on the set that was formerly the location of the sickbay biobeds that appear in . It was described as consisting of "seats built into the wall encircling the room. By one corner stands a semi-circular table; inside it there is room enough for one man to stand." ( #80, , p. 45)
The script described the bar as "a crowded, smoke-filled watering hole of the twenty-third century, filled with a smattering of civilians, Starfleet personnel, and visitors from strange and far-off civilizations. It does not have the bizarre qualities of the 'Star Wars Bar' which is across the street." Indeed, the idea was more than a mere script reference, and was under actual consideration for the film. DeForest Kelley described the scenario thus: "What we wanted to do is open that scene outside, and have McCoy on the sidewalk, where he would naturally encounter other aliens and people from other planets. As he enters, he stops and looks across the street, to a Star Wars Bar!' Once, the people were all there, and we all talked about it. But they would have had to do a whole rerigging of the set and it would have been a whole big deal. But that's what I wanted to see. I think that would have been wonderful and I wish we have had done it." ( #87, , p. 20)
The bar was featured in scenes 79-83 of the film. According to the above-mentioned script, there was an alternate scene, in which several stunt performers appeared. This is supported by a costume worn by stuntwoman Jean Coulter, who doubled Sharon Thomas , and the appearance of stuntman Tom Morga and Barney Burman.
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Sanctuary (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Skrreeans are escaping oppression in the Gamma Quadrant and find themselves at DS9. If only they could settle on Bajor and get back to farming, just like their sacred texts have told them. Bajor isn't ready for that many guests, though, not so soon after the Cardassian occupation. So where can three million immigrants go? And couldn't they all just learn to get along? goes into the Mission Log.
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Sanctuary Four

Sanctuary Four was an inhabited planet. It was home to a for the endangered trance worms. Access to this world was granted when a code, such as "Mandelbrot Set code nautilus", was accepted.
Cleveland Booker worked with the personnel at this sanctuary in saving the trance worms and, by the time he delivered in 3188, he had successfully brought in at least one other trance worm. 
In a conversation with Michael Burnham, Booker described as being much like Sanctuary Four until he had to leave it. She had traveled with him to the planet when he delivered Molly. ()
In 3191, Booker planted the World Root cuttings that he got from the Eternal Gallery and Archive on Sanctuary Four, resulting in a new World Root growing on the planet. ()
By the 33rd century, Burnham and Booker had established their family home on Sanctuary Four and the World Root cuttings had grown into a large tree. ()
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Sand-bat

The sand-bat was a species of animal indigenous to Manark IV that had the curious evolutionary property of appearing as inanimate rock crystals, until they attacked their prey. 
In 2268, after Leonard McCoy noted that seemed harmless, Spock cited these creatures as an example of a similarly safe-looking lifeform. ()
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Sandpainting

Sandpainting was an art form in which sand of different colors was used to create intricate patterns on a flat surface. This art form was practiced by Native Americans, Tibetan monks, and Australian Aborigines. 
When Chakotay and Kathryn Janeway were stranded on the so-called New Earth planet in 2372, Chakotay worked on a colorful sandpainting while the captain was relaxing in a bathtub. ()
===See also===
* Eseeka
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Sandra Gimpel

Sandra Gimpel is an American stuntwoman and stunt actress.
Gimpel was a dancer in Los Angeles before being an extra for Central Casting. One of those jobs was for the first pilot , given "they knew I could handle costume work and stuff, from dancing." In "The Cage", Gimpel played a Talosian and worked briefly as stunt double for Meg Wyllie for which she filmed her scenes on Wednesday on Desilu Culver Stage 15. The costume work led her to being cast as the M-113 creature in , filming her scene on Friday at Desilu Stage 9. Gimpel also worked as an extra in later episodes. According to her own recollections, she also worked on both and . ()
Between 1966 and 1968, Gimpel worked as Bill Mumy's stunt double in the last two seasons of Lost in Space, hired by stunt coordinator Paul Stader. 
She appeared in stunt roles in numerous films including The Towering Inferno (1974, with Paul Comi, Gregory Sierra, Elizabeth Rogers, David Armstrong, Robert Strong, and Steve Marlo), (1980, with Jonathan Banks, Gregory Itzin, Kenneth Tobey, Jason Wingreen, and Leslie Hoffman), (1981, with Adrienne Barbeau), Night of the Comet (starring Robert Beltran), (1985), (1985, with Rick Sawaya), (1987), (1987), (1988, with Tony Jay, Nehemiah Persoff, and Cary-Hiroyuki), (1989), (1996, with Tony Todd and Raymond Cruz), (1996, with Daniel Riordan and Phil Morris), (1997, with Colm Meaney and Landry Allbright), (1998), (1999, with Doug Jones), (2001, with Whoopi Goldberg and Lanei Chapman), (2001, with Michael Papajohn), (2003, with Christopher Darga and Robert Curtis Brown), (2007, with Brian Markinson, Cyia Batten, Rachel Nichols, Faran Tahir, James W. Jansen, Erick Avari, and J. Patrick McCormack), (2007), Planet Terror (2007), and The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013, with Derek Graf).
She worked as second unit director on (starring Kate Mulgrew), and as stunt coordinator on (starring Lindsay Wagner), Harper Valley P.T.A., Otherworld (co-starring Jonathan Banks), and Harts of the West (co-starring Stephen Root).
Her other television credits include stunt acting on the pilot film for Battlestar Galactica (with Ed Begley, Jr., Geoffrey Binney, Dick Durock, Reggie Nalder, Felix Silla, Norman Stuart, and Bruce Wright), and (1994, with Miguel Ferrer, Matt Frewer, Ray Walston, Patrick Kilpatrick, Richard Lineback, and Ken Jenkins), and series like (with Jason Alexander), (with Ed Begley, Jr. and Jamie McShane), (with Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham), Agent Carter, , Raising Hope, and .
On , Gimpel was interviewed as part of the Television Academy Foundation's The Interviews: An Oral History of Television on being an stuntwoman, her role as a Talosian in "The Cage" , her return as a Salt Vampire , and working with William Shatner .
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Sandra J. White

Sandra J. White is an accountant working in the film industry, specifically in set and prop construction. She was a construction accountant on .
White began her career working as a wardrobe coordinator on films such as Save the Last Dance and Just Visiting. Her early accounting credits included (2003, starring Jon Voight, featuring LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Joe Morton, Ted Levine, Brad Greenquist, Albert Hall, Bruce McGill, and Wade Andrew Williams).
As a construction accountant (or auditor), White has worked on Paramount Pictures' (2003, featuring Dakin Matthews), (2004), and (2007, featuring Lisa Banes and Tim Halligan). She also worked on (2007) and (2008, starring The Rock).
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Sandra Rowden

Sandra Lynn Rowden was a make-up artist and hair stylist who worked as make-up artist on . She was among the make-up team which earned an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Makeup for a Series for the seventh season episode in . She shared this nomination with Michael Westmore, Camille Calvet, Dean Jones, Mark Bussan, Mary Kay Morse, Ellis Burman, Belinda Bryant, Karen Iverson, Karen Westerfield, Brad Look, David Quashnick, Earl Ellis, Joe Podnar, R. Stephen Weber, Jeff Lewis, Toby Lamm, Michael F. Blake, June Westmore, Judith Silverman, Craig Smith, Kevin Haney, Suzanne Diaz, Scott Wheeler, James Rohland, Tina Hoffman, and Natalie Wood.
Prior to her work on Deep Space Nine, Rowden served in the make-up and hair department of (1989), (1990), the action drama Fatal Choice (1995), (1995), and the television series Dragnet (1989-90), (1990-91), (1994-96), (1995-96), and (1996-97).
Further credits include the video game Omega Boost (1999), (1999, with Joy Zapata and Mark Shostrom), (2000), (2001), (2001), (2001), (2002), the short comedy Acting on Intuition (2003, with Nina Minton), (2003), (2003), the short drama Last Night (2004), (2004-05, starring William Shatner), (2005), and (2006).
Later work as key make-up artist include (2008, along with Karen Asano-Myers), (2008, with Toby Lamm and Don Lanning), (2009, with Jill Rockow), and (2009).
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Sandra Smith

Sandra Smith is an actress who played Janice Lester in the third season episode , as well as portraying James T. Kirk, trapped within Lester's body. She filmed her scenes between Tuesday and Thursday at Desilu Stage 9 and Stage 10.
Smith's father, Kenneth Smith was employed by Paramount Studios during the 1930s and 1950s, where he was employed as a carpenter, assistant camera operator, and eventually stage hand. Smith, herself, was very briefly married to bodybuilder turned actor .
Outside of Star Trek, Smith is best known for her role as Julie Conrad Bauer on (1960–69). Afterward, she acquired a recurring role on , during which she co-starred with fellow Trek alumni Nicholas Coster, Michael Strong, and Kenneth Tobey. She went on to appear on such television programs as The John Forsythe Show (with Darleen Carr), (1967, with Andrew Prine), (1967 & 1968, former with Hal Baylor and Walker Edmiston, latter with Jon Lormer and Michael Strong), (1967, with Steve Ihnat), (also with Ihnat), (three episodes), (1968 & 1969, latter with Bill Zuckert), and The Flying Nun (with Michael Pataki). On stage, she performed on Broadway in the plays The Pleasure of His Company and Ash Wednesday. She won a 1966 Theatre World Award for her role in the latter play, on which she also co-starred with Kenneth Mars.
During the 1970-71 season, Smith co-starred with fellow Original Series guest actors Stephen Brooks and Skip Homeier in . In 1972, she reunited with her "Turnabout Intruder" co-star William Shatner for (1972, featuring Bill Quinn). Smith followed this with guest spots on (1973, starring Jack Lord, with Monte Markham, Lawrence Montaigne and Madlyn Rhue), , (starring David Soul) and Columbo (starring Ray Milland), before she retired from acting.
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Sandwich

A sandwich was a food item of Earth origin, usually made from two slices of bread with a filling such as meat, cheese or vegetables and different condiments between them. It can also be served with side of potato chips.
 had sandwiches for lunch in 2151 when he, Captain Archer, and Sub-commander T'Pol were eating in the captain's mess. ()
Sandwiches were among the prepared dishes in the serving case of the mess hall aboard Enterprise NX-01. ()
In August 2152, when Jonathan Archer was in a hurry for food and did not wish to wait for Hoshi Sato to finish preparing oden, she told him that he could fix himself a sandwich if he was so hungry. ()
In an illusion created by the Talosians in 2254, Vina brought chicken tuna sandwiches along on their picnic that were made based on a recipe used by Christopher Pike's mother. () 
In 2258 of the alternate reality, after learning that Spock was from the future, jokingly asked him if they still had sandwiches there. ()
In 2270, Montgomery Scott ordered a grilled cheese sandwich on rye bread from the food synthesizer, but was met with an overflowing assortment of other foods instead, including a different kind of sandwich. ()
Captain Jean-Luc Picard offered Wesley Crusher a sandwich while aboard the shuttlepod heading to Starbase 515. ()
In 2373, a Changeling posing as Dr. ingratiated himself to Miles O'Brien and Jadzia Dax by providing them with sandwiches. ()
Later that year, after Quark sold two thousand Dopterian interceptors to an alien customer, he felt that selling weapons was "no different" than what he did at his old job, a salesman selling sandwiches. ()
On board a captured Jem'Hadar attack ship, in early 2374, the lack of replicators made Chief O'Brien wish for a sandwich, while Dax hoped for a viewscreen and Nog for a chair. Doctor Bashir however claimed that in an emergency all they'd want would be a biobed. ()
In 2375, as the prepared to engage its new quantum slipstream drive, Commander Chakotay asked Ensign Harry Kim what he'd brought aboard the for lunch. Kim replied, "salami sandwiches". ()
In the Human representation of the Q Continuum, there was a sandwich shop. ()
== Types ==
There were many different types of sandwich, including the following:
* Altair sandwich
* BLT sandwich
* Cheesesteak
* Chicken sandwich
* Cucumber sandwich
* Grilled cheese
* Hamburger
* Nozala sandwich
* Salami sandwich
* Peanut butter sandwich
* Watercress sandwich
* Wrap
* Hot dog
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Sandy's Star

Sandy's Star was a star in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2371, its position was labeled on a star chart in the guidance system S/COMS panel on aboard the Amargosa observatory. ()
== Background information == 
In August 2024, this panel was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
This location was named after the film's art director Sandy Veneziano.
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