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Vineyard

A vineyard was a plantation where grapevines were grown for making wine, the non-alcoholic beverage grape juice, and the dried foodstuffs raisins.
The Picard family vineyards, located in La Barre, France, were well-known for wine production, notably for their vintage. There was also some relation to Chateau La Barre. During the mid-24th century, the vineyard was overseen by Robert Picard. After Robert's death, Jean-Luc Picard took over the vineyard following his resignation from Starfleet. (; ; )
Brad Boimler grew up on his family vineyard in Modesto, California, which produced raisins. When he was pretending to be from Hawaii in 2381 and was reminded of this fact, Boimler claimed that it was a "pineapple" and "coffee" vineyard. ()
In an alternate timeline created by Q's machinations, Jean-Luc Picard took over his family vineyard after his retirement. ()
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Vinyl record

A vinyl record was a grooved disc with recorded music that could be played on a record player.
In an alternate timeline, Jonathan Archer and Alicia Travers listened to "My Old Flame", on a Billie Holiday record. Unfortunately it was against the law to listen to black music, because the United States was under the rule of the Nazis. ()
In an alternate 2259, James T. Kirk was playing Body Movin' from a Beastie Boys record while he was having sex with Caitian twins. ()
Captain William T. Riker had vinyl records mounted on the wall of his ready room on the in 2381. ()
N'ob's was a music store at Starbase 80 that sold records. ()
In 2399, Cristóbal Rios owned a library of vinyl records and kept them in his quarters aboard La Sirena. ()
While inside a complex quantum simulation, a copy of Data was listening to a record on his record player. The song that was playing was Blue Skies, which he listened to while in the real world, Jean-Luc Picard was deactivating his program, thus ending the simulation and by extension, Data's life. ()
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Viola Stimpson

Viola Kates Stimpson was the actress who played a Lady in Tour in . She often played women credited simply as "Old Woman" or "Old Lady".
Stimpson began acting in film and television in the late 1970s. She made guest appearance on such popular television programs as (starring Lindsay Wagner, with Daniel Zacapa), The Fall Guy (with Vince Deadrick, Jr.), (with William Daniels, Ed Begley, Jr., Ellen Bry, Ed Lauter, Norman Lloyd, Christina Pickles, Chad Allen, Jennifer Savidge, and Kavi Raz), (with Parley Baer, Darleen Carr, and Kenneth Mars), (with Ed Bakey), (with Matt Frewer and Charles Rocket), Growing Pains (with Andrew Koenig), (with Dennis Madalone), (1995 and 1997, starring Eriq La Salle), and (starring Jason Alexander).
Her television movie credits include 1982's Desperate Lives (co-starring Jennifer S. Parsons, Clayton Rohner, and William Windom), (1992, with Clancy Brown, Bernie Casey, James Cromwell, Brian Tochi, and Sean Whalen), and 1998's Thirst (co-starring Casey Biggs and Ken Jenkins).
In addition to Star Trek IV, Stimpson can also be seen in such films as Graduation Day (1981, with Michael Pataki), The Woman in Red (1984, with Deborah May), Into the Night (1985, with Bruce McGill), (1986, with Brett Cullen, Bill Erwin, Paddi Edwards and Richard Lineback), and (2000, starring Eddie Murphy, featuring Nikki Cox and Charles Napier). 
Stimpson passed away on 14 January 2008 at the age of 101. She was the longest lived Star Trek actor and the first to reach the age of 100, until surpassed by Ellen Albertini Dow, nearly six years later. 
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* The Story Lady (1991 TV movie, with Ed Begley, Jr.)
* Squanderers (1996 film, with Cole McKay, Ronald F. Hoiseck, and Kyla Kuhner)
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Violence

Violence was the act of causing destruction, pain, or suffering.
Outside the sickbay, Leonard McCoy and James T. Kirk talked about Miranda looking through Spock's mind and Kirk mentioned that even Spock felt the violence of her jealousy. ()
In 2365, Jean-Luc Picard attempted to enjoy a Dixon Hill holographic program in an attempt to escape from the attentions of Lwaxana Troi. The program, however, opened with an assailant immediately threatening Hill with a pistol, causing Picard to freeze the program and ask the computer to reconfigure it, that he wanted "more ambiance, less substance." When, however, the program restarted, Hill was faced with a sinister figure who made threats and then grabbed him by the lapels. Picard again froze the program, complaining that the computer had simply substituted one form of violence for another. He again asked for a reconfiguration, only for Hill to then be faced with a man now brandishing a Thompson submachine gun. ()
Tuvok noted in 2372 that he had studied violence for over a hundred years, and found it disturbing. ()
Following the murder of Frank Darwin, Lon Suder mind melded with Tuvok, and in the new calm, Suder felt he could observe the violent tendencies inside of himself. Though Tuvok recommended releasing his violence impulses on the holodeck, Suder believed holographic violence did not produce the same sensation as the real thing. Suder also likened mind melds themselves to an act of violence. ()
When the ferried a group of Nygean prisoners, one of the guards, Yediq, justified beating Iko because of the dozens of violent crimes Iko had committed, and that violence was the only language he understood. ()
In the 31st century, a Kyrian holoprogram titled "The Voyager Encounter" inaccurately characterized Captain Kathryn Janeway as having believed: "When diplomacy fails, there's only one alternative. Violence." ()
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Violin

The violin was an Earth musical instrument used in many styles of compositions, but was most commonly associated with European classical music.
When discussing Tribbles, Spock noted to Dr. McCoy that while they were "nice, soft, and furry and they make a pleasant sound", a violin covered in ermine would be the same, and he would "see no advantage in having one." ()
Replicators aboard the were programmed to manufacture musical instruments, like violins. Data was an accomplished violinist capable of reproducing or blending many styles of performance. Recitals in Ten Forward were commonplace, and Data performed with many musicians, including Dr. Juliana Tainer and Lieutenant Jenna D'Sora. ()
During a date with Christy Henshaw, Geordi La Forge called up a gypsy violinist to play for her. ()
During their Sherlock Holmes holoprogram, Data told La Forge about Holmes' famous violin, bought for fifty-five shillings in Tottenham Court Road. He then played the instrument. ()
Two violins, a viola, and a cello formed a string quartet. ()
When Sarek and Perrin visited the Enterprise in 2366, Data played a string piece by Mozart in a concert. ()
When affected by an alien probe, Barclay taught violin technique in the Enterprise music school, much to the surprise of Riker and Crusher. ()
Commander Riker once stated that the Enterprise was "not a violin" when the crew tried to stimulate the vibration of a cosmic string in order to break free from the influence of two-dimensional beings. ()
Data kept a violin in his quarters aboard the Enterprise-D, placed in a shelf. ()
Data told Artim that he played the violin and chess when asked if machines played. ()
Ensign Brad Boimler of the was a skilled violinist who played an electric violin. ()
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Violinist

A violinist was someone who was skilled at playing the violin.
In 2366, Data combined the differing styles of violinists Jascha Heifetz and Trenka Bron-Ken expertly. Jean-Luc Picard convinced him that having done so evidenced that he had not merely imitated their techniques, but created something new from them. ()
Later that year, Data asked Perrin whose style of the over three hundred concert violinists that he had been programmed with that she fancied. Among the many were Heifetz, Yehudi Menuhin, Grak-tay, and Tataglia. She chose Tataglia. ()
Ensign Brad Boimler was also a violinist. He composed two pieces during his time aboard the .()
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Virgil

Virgil was a well-known Roman poet. 
A quote from Virgil's work The Aeneid, "Fortune favors the bold" or "Audentes fortuna juvat" in the original Latin language, was used on the dedication plaque of . ()
In the 2250s, during his time in the mycelial network, Paul Stamets asked from the mirror universe if he was a narcissistic Virgil leading him to judgement in the afterlife. ()
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Virgil (Cheron native)

Virgil was a Cheron native who worked as 's concierge on the Baraam in the early 24th century. He referred to her by her alias, "Madame Veronique du Franc".
In 2324, Virgil informed Georgiou of a "small incident" in the honeymoon suite, as well as a guest who wanted a word with her, Alok Sahar. Georgiou was inclined to reject Sahar's request for an immediate meeting, but she dismissed Virgil upon recognizing him as a Section 31 operative.
Later, after Georgiou had neutralized the threat of the Godsend and officially rejoined Section 31, Virgil brought her and her team a round of elixirs. ()
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Virginia

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Virginia was a state located on the Atlantic coast of the North American continent of Earth. This was a state in the United States of America. The border states were Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Washington, DC. One of its cities was Richmond. It was one of the original thirteen states of the United States, and was mentioned in Article I of the United States Constitution. (; ; )
In 1957, a sign on the door of Johnnies Market advertised something coming from Virginia selling for 49 cents a pound. ()
In an alternate version of 1944, Armory Officer Malcolm Reed discovered that battles had been fought in Virginia between the Nazi/Na'kuhl alliance and the American resistance. This evidence led to the realization that had traveled to an alternate timeline where Starfleet did not exist. Later, Allied forces launched heavy air bombing against southern Virginia and eastern Pennsylvania as part of a counteroffensive. ()
== Omega IV ==
On the planet Omega IV, this was one of the states of a parallel United States. It was mentioned in Article I of their Constitution. ()
== Background ==
Retroactive continuity: Maps of North America showing parts of Maryland in relation to Washington, DC were downloaded from the library computer by the Talosians in 2254. () These maps were from educational texts available at the time of filming, .
Virginia was named on a map of the United States (Die Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika). The contours of this state were seen on a map of the United States in .
Something from "...er, Virginia" was also seen advertised on the door of Johnnies Market in , though the whole sign could not be seen.
An additional Virginia location, Bull Run, was referenced in a longer version of Jack R. Crusher's holographic message contained in the script of the episode .
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Virginia Aldridge

Virginia Aldridge is the former actress who appeared as Lt. Karen Tracy in the second season episode . This was her last known television appearance. She filmed her scenes on Thursday at Desilu Stage 10.
== Biography ==
Aldridge began her acting career as a dancer, with her first on-screen appearance appearing in (1955, Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons and Frank Sinatra). During her time as a dancer during the late 1950s, she roomed with future fellow Star Trek actress Sally Kellerman, while Aldridge worked as one of the on Dick Sinclair's Polka Parade. (, p. 33) It was also during this time that she was engaged first to actor in 1957, before she soon after, married actor (who later died in 1972); together they had one son, (who later died in 2012). 
The bulk of Aldridge's work was through the late 1950s, included such television appearances as The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriett (1957 & 1958 with Dave Cadiente) and Father Knows Best (1959, with Jane Wyatt and Elinor Donahue), as well as several television Westerns, including (1958), (1958), (1958, with Fred Carson and Rudy Doucette), (1958, with Paul Fix and Bill Quinn), and Death Valley Days (1960)
She also had roles in (1959, with Stanley Adams) and (1959, with John Hoyt). 
Her roles during the 1960s were limited to two appearances on The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962 & 1965, the latter with Nick Borgani) and (1967, with Hal Baylor). 
Following her appearance on Star Trek, Aldridge retired from acting, and would remain so for nearly a decade, as she took up song writing with television writer , one song was copyrighted in 1965, five in 1970, and three more in 1971. 
Aldridge returned to the business as a writer for the series (1976), (1978), Nurse (1981), (1981 & 1982), (1983 & 1984), (1987, which earned her a Writers Guild Nomination ), and (1988-89).
In 2019, she was scheduled to appear at the Hollywood Show Los Angeles convention , as well as the Star Trek Las Vegas convention, but was unable to attend the latter. 
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Virginia Darcy

Virginia Darcy was a veteran Hollywood hair stylist who worked on the first season of .
Darcy worked in film and television for three decades during her long and distinguished career, and was nominated for an Emmy Award for her work on the series North and South (which featured Jonathan Frakes, Kirstie Alley and ) in 1985. She began her career as the hair stylist on (1956, with Reggie Nalder and Walter Gotell), (1963, with Bill Quinn), (1964, with Mariette Hartley and Meg Wyllie), and the television series The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Besides this, she worked on films such as Cape Fear (1962, with Paul Comi), Dark Intruder (1965, with Peter Mark Richman, Peter Brocco, Bill Quinn and directed by Harvey Hart), and Funny Girl (1968, with John Harmon).
On television, Darcy served as head hair stylist on many series, such as , Kung Fu, The Dukes of Hazzard and (starring Ricardo Montalban). In 1986, she was a nominee for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Miniseries or Special for her work in North and South, Book I. 
Darcy was Grace Lee Whitney's best friend on the set of Star Trek. The two often shared stories and jokes, sometimes laughing so loudly, the assistant director had to ask them not to spoil a take on the set. (The Longest Trek: My Tour of the Galaxy, p. 105)
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Vis a Vis (podcast)

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:Tom Paris craves adventure, and his wish is granted when Steth, a bodysnatching alien, steals his body and ships him off into deep space. Imposter Tom wanders Voyager, fixing and, just as quickly, breaking "his" life apart. Real Tom finds a way back to Voyager hoping to convince the crew of the Freaky Friday body switch with the aid of Steth's previous victim. All this when goes into the Mission Log.
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Visionary

A visionary was someone who had a strong vision for the future.
In 2374, Section 31 placed Doctor Julian Bashir in an illusory scenario in which Weyoun 5 claimed him to secretly be a Dominion agent placed within Starfleet. When Bashir stated that he was saying he was a traitor, Weyoun told him that his friends on Deep Space 9 might vilify him, but that history would judge him to be both a great man and a visionary who helped bring an end to one of the most devastating wars the galaxy had seen. ()
In Vic Fontaine's holosuite program, Frankie Eyes once got to shake Bugsy Siegel's hand, noting how much of a disgrace it was that there was no statue of Bugsy in Las Vegas as Frankie regarded him to be a visionary. ()
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Vissia system

The Vissia system was an inhabited planetary system, with the homeworld of the Vissians – Vissia – being located in this system.
It was located more than twenty-five light years from the region of space where the Vissians made contact with in 2153. ()
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Visual processor

The visual processor was a component of Seven of Nine's post-Borg experience that worked in conjunction with her cortical implant.
While celebrating the christening of the new quantum slipstream drive aboard in 2375, Seven decided to partake in some champagne in effort to perfect her social skills. Upon drinking a single of champagne, she became drunk, and experienced what she described as the "malfunctioning" of her "visual processors and motor cortex." Upon the discovery of Seven having a blood synthehol level of 0.5, The Doctor escorted her to Sickbay to give her an injection of inaprovaline to counteract the effects. ()
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Viveen

The Viveen, or the Wild Girls of the Woods, were a fictional culture on Ardani created by a young Thaddeus Troi-Riker. According to his notes, they were "a 'barbarian' people who live in the deep forests of the Northeast, on the shores of the ." Thaddeus created a language for them called Viveena, which he taught to the rest of his family, though his mother "never learned much" of it.
In 2399, Kestra Troi-Riker was dressed in a Viveen costume while hunting bunnicorns. ()
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Viveena

Viveena or Viveen was a constructed language created by a young Thaddeus Troi-Riker, supposedly spoken by the Wild Girls of the Woods. Thaddeus developed a three-hundred-page dictionary for Viveen and taught it to the rest of his family, who sometimes used it to converse among themselves.
In 2399, Kestra Troi-Riker showed Thaddeus' Viveen dictionary to Soji Asha, who read it and became fluent herself in two minutes. ()
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;Allamalan val peresta o manal.
:(Kestra says to Soji, leading her to the garden.)
;Vo peresta melinàs andàlif.
:(Soji's response to Kestra.) ()
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Vivian McAteer

Vivian McAteer is a retired hair stylist and hair designer who worked as hair designer on the third season of . In she received an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Series for her work on the episode which she shared with Barbara Lampson and Rita Bellissimo.
McAteer previously received two Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling: In 1979 for and in 1985 for . In 2000, she won a Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Award for Best Period Hair Styling – Feature for her work on .
McAteer started her career as a hair stylist in the 1970s with credits such as (1976) and (1979). Further credits include (1980), (1980, with makeup artist Edouard F. Henriques), (1981), (1981, with makeup designer Michael Westmore), (1982, again with Michael Westmore), (1984, with Michael Westmore), (1986, with Michael Westmore), (1986-1987) and (1991-1992), (1993, with Toni-Ann Walker and makeup artist R. Christopher Biggs), and (1994, with Carol A. O'Connell and Elaina P. Schulman).
She worked as hair stylist for on (1995, with Diane Pepper) and for on (1999). Further credits include (1997, with Carol A. O'Connell), (1997, with Janice Alexander, Audrey L. Anzures, and Carolyn L. Elias), (1997), (1997, with Carol A. O'Connell), (2000, with Diane Pepper), and as makeup department head on (2000, with Carol A. O'Connell).
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Volis

Volis was a female purple-skinned alien officer who served aboard the during the early 2380s.
Volis served in the sciences division in 2380. That year she was present in the ship's bar after the rage virus had been eliminated, where she nursed a cocktail by while sitting by herself. ()
Later that year, she had transferred to the command division and served on the bridge at the Engineering II station when several Gelrakian ships approach and their boarding parties attempted to take the Cerritos, during which time she was slumped over the ship's tactical console. She celebrated with the other bridge officers when the Gelrakians were successfully repelled. ()
In 2381, she sat in the ship's bar at a table with Human sciences ensign during Sam Rutherford and Barnes' third date. After their date was interrupted, she was narrowly missed by a globule fired from D'Vana Tendi's medical firearm. ()
She was later in the ship's bar with an operations ensign when Brad Boimler returned to the ship after transferring back from the . ()
Later, she took part in the simulator holopod training drills conducted by Shari yn Yem. She participated in and failed the simulation called Time Loop. ()
Later that year she was dressed to play anbo-jyutsu during her scheduled R and R, when the Cerritos unexpectedly went to red alert. ()
Later, she was speaking with an operations ensign as they walked past Mariner and Boimler, who were, in turn, discussing the mysterious mission they were assigned to in the Portelo system. Later, she assisted in the final preparations in the cargo bay aboard as the ship was entrusted to the crew of the Cerritos to be returned to Earth. ()
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Volis' name was first revealed in "I, Excretus", where it was displayed above a simulator holopod.
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Volis' species

Volis' species were a light purple-skinned humanoid species who were prominent members of the Federation from at least the mid-23rd century.
==History==
In the alternate timeline, 2263, a child of this species passed Hikaru Sulu and Pavel Chekov as they disembarked the Enterprise and entered Starbase Yorktown. ()
In 2268, a female delegate attended the Babel Conference. ()
At least one member of this species was seated in the Federation Council in 2286. ()
Members of this race were present at the Khitomer Conference in 2293. ()
A male member of this species served on the as a security officer in 2380. ()
Additionally, a female command division ensign belonging to this species was transferred to the Cerritos later that year. ()
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Members of this species had the characteristic purple skin color. Some of them had mildly purple hair (colors varied) and yellow irises. ()
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In Star Trek Online, this species was given the name "Violacean".
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