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Crisis Point II: Paradoxus

Crisis Point II: Paradoxus was a holo-novel program patterned after a blockbuster movie. The program was based on the program Boimler Seven, created by Ensign Brad Boimler to help him prepare for a diplomacy workshop interview with Captain Carol Freeman, and hijacked by Ensign Beckett Mariner.
The program was written by Boimler with the idea of being even better than the original Crisis Point: The Rise of Vindicta holo-novel and was even considered part of the "Vindictaverse" by both Boimler and Mariner. However, Boimler's depression caused by the news that his transporter duplicate, Lieutenant junior grade William Boimler, was seemingly killed by a freak gas leak accident on the led to him becoming sidetracked by a random background character rambling about "Ki-ty-ha", creating an unrelated "B-plot" in which he tried to seek out the meaning of life. As D'Vana Tendi and Sam Rutherford followed the intended narrative, Boimler and Mariner followed an increasingly bizarre and incoherent secondary narrative the holodeck was forced to generate on the fly due to its unplanned nature, ending in a nonsensical plot twist that revealed "Ki-ty-ha" to be the Wright Flyer. ()
==Characters==
*Bucephalus Dagger
*Melponar triplets
*Rebecca Doodle
*Sylvo Toussant
*Meena Vesper
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Category:Holographic programs
Crisis Point II: Paradoxus holograms

List of holograms from Crisis Point II: Paradoxus. ()
==Named==
*Acolyte 1
*Acolyte 2
*Algaeic slime mind
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* 
*Helena Gibson
*Illustor
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*Ki-ty-ha
*Knicknac
*Koro
*Melponar triplets 
* 
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*
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;Unidentified holographic duplicates
*Human ops cmdr
*Vulcan sci lt
==Unnamed==
===Koro's ancestor ===
This octopus, whose image was displayed on an aquarium in Sydney, Australia in 1982, was presumed to be the ancestor of Ambassador Koro. Lieutenant Commander Meena Vesper determined that the Romulans were attempting to alter history by killing Koro's ancestor, thereby erasing Koro's existence, and preventing the Federation from resolving the Great Soolian Algae Crisis in 2341. ()
===Lab 4007 officers ===
These Starfleet officers were in Lab 4007 aboard the when the Romulans beamed aboard and stole the Chronogami. ()
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File:Starfleet science commander, Crisis Point II.jpg|Voiced by an unknown actor
===Romulan officers ===
These Romulan officers stole and used the Chronogami on behalf of the Melponar triplets. ()
File:Romulan officer 1, Crisis Point II.jpg|Voiced by an unknown actor
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===Starfleet Aquatic Research Center officers ===
These Starfleet officers were personnel assigned to the Starfleet Aquatic Research Center in 2341. ()
File:SARC officer 1, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officer 1
File:SARC officers 2, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officers 2 & 3
File:SARC officer 3, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officer 4
File:SARC officer 4, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officer 5
File:SARC officer 5, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officer 6
File:SARC officer 6, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officer 7
File:SARC officers 7, Crisis Point II.jpg|Officers 8 & 9
===Starfleet Temporal Laboratory personnel ===
These individuals were personnel assigned to the Starfleet Temporal Laboratory on Europa. ()
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===Tatasciore IX creatures ===
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===Tatasciore IX inhabitants ===
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===USS Wayfarer personnel ===
These Starfleet officers served as the bridge crew of the . ()
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Crisis of Consciousness

Crisis of Consciousness is a Pocket TOS written by Dave Galanter. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The crew of the is completing a diplomatic mission with the Maabas, an alien race with whom they'd been sent to sign a treaty. The Maabas are a peaceful people who are not native to the star system they now inhabit, but were refugees from a great war long ago. Several hundred thousand took shelter on their new planet, and have been there for thousands of years. While they have warp capability, they do not travel the stars, but seek to explore within. The Federation's interest is in the Maabas's great intellectual resources. Their science, while behind Federation standards in some areas, excels in others. They are highly intelligent, with unique approaches, and their philosophy is in line with that of the Federation. But just as the pact is signed, the Enterprise is attacked by an unknown ship. They manage to show enough force to keep the alien vessel at bay… but a new danger arises, as their mysterious foes are the Kenisians–a race that used to inhabit this planet thousands of years ago, and now want it back.
== Background information ==
* Cover design by Alan Dingman.
== External link ==
* 
Category:Novels
Crisis on Vulcan

When a peace treaty is sabotaged, only Spock can save a planet from war!
Crisis on Vulcan is a Star Trek: The Original Series - Starfleet Academy young adult novel – the first novel in the series – written by Brad and Barbara Strickland. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:A young Spock, accompanied his father, the Vulcan diplomat Sarek, to the planet Marath to help negotiate a peace treaty. With the signed treaty safely in hand, they board the starship and head home. Spock is fascinated by the easy acceptance of his Vulcan culture by the bright, adventurous Starfleet crew headed by Captain Robert April and his first officer, Christopher Pike. Spock, half-Vulcan, half-Human, is now torn between accepting his position at the Vulcan Science Academy or joining the cadets at Starfleet Academy.
:Before he can decide, however, he and Sarek discover that not everyone is happy with the treaty. First, rebel forces attempt an assault on the Enterprise, and then Spock's own family is stalked. Spock has a hunch about who is behind the attacks. But to find out – and set the course for his own destiny – he'll have to trust his Human side.
 
== Background information ==
* The Pocket Books Star Trek Novel Timeline, as printed in What Lay Beyond, places this story in 2248; the accompanying historian's note basing it on Spock joining Starfleet Academy in 2249 (a date established by the ). The edition of the Timeline maintains this positioning.
== Characters ==
;Spock : Vulcanian youth, the half-Human son of Sarek.
;Sarek : Vulcan diplomat and Spock's father.
;Robert April : Starfleet captain of Enterprise.
;Amanda Grayson: Spock's mother
;Christopher Pike : Starfleet executive officer.
== References ==
;Marath : Planet.
; : Spock and Sarek's homeworld.
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Cristian Letelier

Cristian Letelier is an actor, dancer, and model who portrayed an Enterprise cadet in . As a background performer he received no credit for his appearance.
Born in Chile, Letelier earned a Masters Degree in Marine Affairs from the USC and two undergrad degrees from the American University in Washington, DC. He is fluent in Spanish, English, French, and Danish and was photographed for several magazines, print-ads, and commercial campaigns. He hosted the Totalmente En Forma fitness show for ESPN.
His work on-screen include (1982, starring David Warner), the video documentary Muscle Motion (1983, along Roger Menache and Dennis Landry), (1983, with Kurtwood Smith), (1983, with Richard Libertini, Paul Dooley, Kurtwood Smith, John Paragon, Rosalind Chao, Jeff Imada, James Lew, and Elinor Donahue), (1985, starring Jamie Lee Curtis, with Kenneth Welsh, Stefan Gierasch, Rosalind Ingledew, David Paymer, Ronnie Claire Edwards, and Roger Menache), and (1987, with Bibi Besch, Cecile Callan, Ron Taylor, Mike Starr, Laura Drake, Roy Brocksmith, Faith Minton, Darwyn Carson, and Lloyd Kino).
Further appearances includes episodes of (1991, with Elizabeth Hoffman and Raymond Singer), Women: Stories of Passion (1997), , General Hospital, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, , (starring Teri Hatcher and K Callan), (starring Fran Bennett and Roxann Dawson), Sunset Beach, and (starring Kirstie Alley and Wallace Langham).
Film credits include (1996), (1998), First Strike (2008) and the comedy Swishbucklers (2009).
== External links ==
* – official site
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Category:Film performers
Cristina Patterson Ceret

Star Trek: New Voyages
Cristina Patterson Ceret is a makeup artist, hair stylist and contact lens designer and painter who worked on several Star Trek series and between and .
Born in Madrid, Spain, Patterson Ceret moved with her family to California in 1969 and attended the Topanga Elementary School in Topanga, California. Her mother, Raffaelle Butler, worked as a makeup artist for Paramount Pictures on film projects such as To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) and Doctor Zhivago (1965) as well as several sitcoms and took Patterson Ceret with her to the film sets. At an early age, she started to work in front of the camera as background actress. Some of her later acting work includes featured parts in the television series Casualty (1986), (1997, with Clara Bryant, Ed Lauter, and Tom Virtue), and the horror comedy Decampitated (1998).
Patterson Ceret followed in her mother's footsteps and started to work in the makeup department including (1989, with Jay Robinson and Clement von Franckenstein and makeup by Dean Gates and Dean Jones), (1990), (1993, with Teri Hatcher, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, Charles Rocket, and Nicholas Guest), (1994, working with Brian Sipe and Scott Wheeler), (1994), the action film Spitfire (1995), and the science fiction film Heatseeker (1995). 
In 1995, Patterson Ceret joined the company Professional VisionCare Associates, a company specialized in designing and applying contact lenses for film and television productions. She started as a contact lens technician until she was promoted to special effects coordinator in 2002. Besides her work on several Star Trek projects, she designed and supervised contact lenses for television productions such as Dark Skies (1996), (1999-2005), Special Unit 2 (2000 & 2002), The District (2002), (2002), The Jamie Kennedy Experiment (2002), (2002 & 2004), (2003), (2003-04), (2003), (2003 & 2005), (2003-05, 2007-09), J.J. Abrams' (2003-05), (2004), (2004-05), (2004-05), (2004, 2006-07), General Hospital (2004), (2004), (2004), (2005), (2005, 2007-08), (2006), (2006), Moonlight (2007), (2007-08), Legend of the Seeker (2008-09), (2008), J.J. Abrams' and Damon Lindelof's (2008-09), (2008), (2008), (2008), Brannon Braga's (2009-10), (2009), (2009), The Walking Dead (2010-13), (2010), (2010), (2011), (2011), American Horror Story (2011-13), (2012-13), Game of Thrones (2012), Sleepy Hollow (2013), (2013), (2013), True Detective (2014), and Da Vinci's Demons (2013-14).
Among her over one hundred feature film credits are (1996), (1997), (1997), (1997), (2001), (2001), (2002), (2003), (2003), (2005), Bryan Singer's (2006), (2006) and (2007), (2008), (2009), (2009), (2009), (2010), (2010), (201o), (2011), (2011), (2011), (2011), (2011), (2012), (2012) and (2013), (2013), and (2013).
Later film credits include (2014), (2014), the drama Child 44 (2014), (2014), and (2015, starring Tom Hardy).
== Star Trek credits ==
* ()
* ( – )
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** 
** – Contact Lens Designer/Painter (uncredited)
** – Contact Lens Designer/Painter (uncredited)
== External link ==
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Crivo

Crivo was an inhabited planet in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was renowned as a tourist destination, featuring such attractions as the Crivian Planetary Museum, the Glass Islands, and the Smoke Lakes.
In 2259, Marie Batel proposed that she and Christopher Pike take their first vacation as a couple on Crivo. Pike, however, thought that Crivo was too "touristy", and the two ultimately decided to go elsewhere. ()
Category:Planets
Croissant

A croissant was an Earth food originating from France that was usually consumed at breakfast.
Croissants were available from Burgerland in Detroit, Earth, in the year 2004. ()
Croissants were also available at the Croissant Express Cafe in Toronto, Canada in 2022. ()
A holographic simulation of the Café des Artistes of 2342 had menus that listed a croissant available with cheese sauce and fresh tomatoes. ()
In 2368, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Doctor Beverly Crusher ate croissants for breakfast while they discussed the empathic metamorph, Kamala. ()
 
After Lieutenant Commander Data was sent back in time to the year 1893, a bellboy named Jack brought him a croissant wrapped in the day's newspaper. ()
In 2370, Picard and Crusher agreed on coffee and croissants for breakfast everyday while they were linked together by the psi-wave device on the planet Kesprytt III. ()
==External link==
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Cross Cult

Cross Cult is a German publisher of comics founded in 2001.
In 2008, the publisher acquired the license to publish Star Trek novels in Germany after Heyne dropped all Star Trek-related releases. Later they started to produce audiobooks based on the material. In November 2015, Cross Cult announced their intention to publish the first original novel series in the German language: Star Trek: Prometheus.
Among others, Cross Cult published the following series:
* Star Trek: Vanguard
* Star Trek: Titan
* Star Trek: New Frontier
* 
Cross Cult also re-published books that had been published previously by Heyne with new artwork and translations:
* Abyss
* Into the Void
* End Game
* 
On , the company plans to publish a German-language translation of one of Eaglemoss Collections' Illustrated Handbook series:
* Star Trek: The Next Generation: Illustriertes Handbuch: Die U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D
On , the company will publish a German translation of Una McCormack's , entitled Zuflucht. 
== External links ==
* – official site
* – official blog for Star Trek novels
* 
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Cross section

A cross section was a view of the inside of an object used for purposes of identifying a fault with the object.
In 2366, Geordi La Forge asked someone to bring up a cross section of computer core processor four five one. ()
Later that year, La Forge asked 's computer to create a cross section image of the starship's dilithium crystal chamber. Needing a better view of the image, he then asked if a cross section image could be created on the holodeck. ()
In 2367, Doctor Beverly Crusher wished to do cross sections of brain tissue from dead crewmembers of the . She later presented scans from a random cross section of Enterprise crew members. ()
In 2370, Data showed the Enterprises senior staff a cross section of his positronic net. ()
In 2375, Seven of Nine combined information taken from tricorders, holo-images and astrometric scans to create a cross section of an artificial habitat appearing to contain members of various Alpha Quadrant species. ()
==See also==
*Cutting beam
*Dissection
==External link==
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Category:Scans
Crossfire (comic)

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* Picard asks Perim to "confirm that our transporters are configured for all Trill physiologies."
* This story takes place about 10 years after the events of , and 20 years after the death of Jack R. Crusher.
* The issue sold an estimated 10,848 copies in comic specialty stores in May 2001. These figures do not cover copies sold on the direct market (bookstores, etc.).
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry and created by Michael Piller and Rick Berman
* Writers:
** John J. Ordover
** David Mack
* Artists:
** Andrew Currie (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Richard Bennett (inking, interior and cover)
** David Roach (interior inking)
** Jenna Garcia (letter art)
** WildStorm FX (interior color art)
** Alex Sinclair (cover color design)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
== Characters ==
=== Main Characters ===
; Jean-Luc Picard : Enterprise-E captain.
; William T. Riker : Enterprise-E first officer.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-E CMO.
; Julian Bashir : Doctor aboard Deep Space 9.
; Ezri Dax : Command staff on DS9.
; Data : Android second officer aboard Enterprise-E.
; Elias Vaughn : Senior Starfleet officer aboard DS9, captain of the Defiant.
; Geordi La Forge : Chief engineer of the Enterprise-E.
; Deanna Troi : Enterprise-E counselor.
; Nog : Chief of operations on DS9.
; Shar : Andorian member of Starfleet assigned to DS9.
; Odan : Trill Ambassador, ex-lover of Beverly Crusher, latest host is Kareel Odan. Previously seen in .
; Lenara Kahn : Trill scientist, abducted and left for dead. Previously seen in .
; Verad Kalon : Unjoined Trill member/leader of the Purists. Previously seen in .
; Perim : Trill navigator aboard the Enterprise-E.
; Greenburg : Bolian Doctor aboard the Enterprise-E.
; Ro Laren : Starfleet security officer aboard DS9.
; Kira Nerys : Commander of DS9
== References ==
; SS Tynan : Trill diplomatic transport carrying Odan.
; Galvan III : Planet upon which the SS Tynan crashed. Galvan VI was previously seen in SCE #23: "Wildfire, Book 1".
; : Homeworld of the Trill species.
; Purists : A faction of violent unjoined Trill trying to change the political situation on Trill. They believe that the symbionts are an alien species that has taken over their society, fewer than 50 members.
; Torias Dax : A prior Dax host, memories of a time when he was trapped arise in Ezri. 
; : Federation flagship.
; Chaffee : A shuttle assigned to the Defiant
; Sagan : A shuttle assigned to the Defiant
; : Federation starship assigned to DS9.
; Deep Space 9 : Federation starbase in the Bajoran system.
==External link==
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Crossover (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Major Kira and Doctor Bashir find themselves on DS9, but everything's a bit different. Cardassians are working with Klingons, Humans are used for slave labor, and Kira is in charge! Not our Kira, the . Meet the Intendant but say goodbye to Quark and Odo when we put into the Mission Log.
== External links ==
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Crossword puzzle

A crossword puzzle was a puzzle in which words had to be inserted in a grid by following clues. They were often published in newspapers.
In 2152, a crewmember of did a crossword puzzle while the crew was forced to retreat into the ship's catwalk. Captain Jonathan Archer helped her to solve one of few open questions, naming the first Vulcan ambassador to Earth with six s ending in R. Archer gave her the correct answer: Solkar. ()
In 3189, Carl was reading an issue of The Star Dispatch, which had a crossword puzzle that featured a grid utilizing hexagons. ()
In 3190, Doctor Hirai worked on a three dimensional crossword puzzle. The puzzle had been introduced to him by Doctor Kovich. ()
== External link ==
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Category:Recreation
Cruller

A cruller was a fried pastry made from a rectangle of dough, cut in the middle allowing it to be pulled over and through itself, producing twists in the sides of the doughnut.
In 1953, Douglas Pabst offered to provide fellow "battle of the doughnuts" combatant Herbert Rossoff with crullers, along with fresh donuts, as a bribe to stop Rosoff from leaving Incredible Tales magazine to work for . ()
==External link==
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Category:Earth foods
Category:Pastries
Crusade

The Crusades were a series of Human wars conducted by European noblemen to reclaim some of the former Roman Imperial territories along the Eastern Mediterranean seaboard which had been lost to the advance of Islam. Some of these territories had special significance for the noblemen's Christian religion.
Battle flags and pennants modeled after those used in the Crusades were in the possession of Trelane by 2267. ()
Q remarked in 2369 that Earth was a lot more fun during the time of the Crusades - that is, the last decade of the 11th century, again in the mid- and late-12th century, and through most of the 13th century. ()
When the Hirogen transformed big parts of the into holodecks in 2374, they recreated many conflicts including the Crusades, in which Seven of Nine was badly wounded. ()
==See also==
*Crusader
==External link==
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Crux Arm

The Crux Arm is a collection of stars, planets, nebulae, and other astronomical objects that forms one of many spiral arms projecting out from the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. The Crux Arm was located in the Beta Quadrant. It was visible from Earth in the constellation Crux and was named after this constellation.
The Crux arm seemed to extend from the center of the Beta Quadrant-Delta Quadrant border, deeper into the Delta Quadrant.
The Crux Arm was shown on Federation star charts in astrometrics aboard the during the later years of its seven-year journey in the Delta Quadrant. (, et al., display graphic)
In an alternate timeline, the star chart depicting Voyagers flight path home was also displayed in Captain Harry Kim's ready room aboard the in 2404. ()
== External link ==
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Cry Havoc

War & Madness 
== Background information ==
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos (letter art)
** Sonia Hillios (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
== Characters ==
;William T. Riker
Crystal

A crystal was a regularly-ordered solid mineral. 
One notable material occurring in crystal form was dilithium. Crystals were also key components of various Federation technologies, such as the linear memory crystal in computer cores, discharge crystals used in phaser rifles, and emitter crystals used in subspace transceivers.
In the Earth comedy movie The Court Jester, the chalice with the palace was made out of crystal. ()
Orientine acid was capable of burning through nearly anything except the crystal that made up the vial it was housed in. ()
The surface of the planet Terra 10 was described as crystalline. ()
A quote claimed that sculptures were crystallized spirituality. In 2256, Michael Burnham recalled the quote but not who said it. ()
Data experimented with producing vibrations in a crystal by means of graviton pulses, which Doctor Kila Marr later compared with tapping a crystal goblet. This technology was implemented to make contact with the Crystalline Entity and was later used by Dr. Marr to kill the creature. ()
Captain Jean-Luc Picard kept a small transparent crystal on the desk in his ready room aboard the . He often played with the small stone when he had to make an important decision. (, ; ) His first officer, William T. Riker, also did so on occasion. ()
The shapeshifting locket Odo received from the Rakhari Croden was identified by Doctor Julian Bashir as an amalgam of organic matter and crystal. ()
Crystals were an important part of Gelrakian culture, likely to the abundance of crystals on their homeworld. They had spears with crystals, crystal graffiti, and they even planned on building a race car made of crystal. ()
In 2381, away team members from the and used large crystals from a cave on Jengus IV to battle fantasy characters manifested by Scrubble psychic mines. ()
The crystalline mineral Chimerium was abundant on Tars Lamora, where it was mined by slave labor. ()
Klingon cloaking devices required Chimerium to function. ()
==Types of crystal==
*Albeni meditation crystal
*Bolian crystalsteel
*Chimerium
*Crystalline ceramic
*Crystalline emiristol
*Data crystal
*Denevan crystal
*Dilithium crystal
*Discharge crystal
*Emitter crystal
*Honor crystal
*Lithium crystal
*Linear memory crystal
*Lobi crystal
*Love potion crystal
*Maraji crystal
*Rejac Crystal
*Regalian liquid crystal
*Ryan Crystals 8489
*Rhuludian crystal
*Tallonian crystal
*Time crystal
== See also ==
*Canar
*Crystal ball
*Crystal car
*Crystal fire cage
*Crystalline Entity
*Crystalline trench
*Crystallization
**Recrystallization
== External link ==
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