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Saba Homayoon

Saba Homayoon is an actress who voiced Ensign Olly in the fifth season episodes and .
She was born in Montréal, Canada to Iranian parents. From 2021 to 2024, she co-starred in the comedy drama series Chad.
She also guest-starred in series such as Without a Trace (starring Enrique Murciano), Charmed (with J. Michael Flynn), Dr. Vegas, How I Met Your Mother (with Jack Shearer), NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (with Paul Lacovara), Medium (starring Jake Weber), and NCIS: Los Angeles.
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Sabik

Sabik, also known as Eta Ophiuchi, was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant. This binary star system was a component of the WDS J17104-1544 system, which itself was a quaternary star system. The stars of this binary star system were WDS J17104-1544A and WDS J17104-1544B. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Sabik system was visible from Earth in the constellation Ophiuchus. It was approximately 88 light years from Sol.
In 2401, Sabik's location was labeled on a star chart used aboard the . ()
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
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Sabor

Sabor was an Orion who ruled as the Pirate Queen of the Orion Syndicate during the late 24th century. She owned a pet blazzard.
In 2382, Sabor summoned Houses Tendi and Azure, as their war was cutting off the flow of loot into the Syndicate. She ordered them to settle their dispute via the ancient method of racing solar sailships through the Excellon Nebula. The losing House would be removed from the Syndicate and their wealth given to the winner.
The race ended in a tie after D'Vana Tendi destroyed the treasure that was its objective. Far from being happy about this compromise, an enraged Sabor declared that both Houses had lost and that both would have their wealth seized. ()
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Sabrina Morris

Sabrina Morris is American actress and model of Scottish heritage who played a sciences division crewmember of the in 's . According to several articles and interviews her character was called Ensign Victoria Slater, although the credit in the film list her as an Enterprise crewmember. 
Morris attended the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and graduated with honors from the University of California at San Diego. She is a citizen of both the United States and Australia.
Morris has made appearances on and CBS' . She also had lead roles in a few independent films, such as Mystic Chic, and stage productions, including Hamlet and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
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Sacagawea

The Sacagawea was the diplomatic shuttle that carried Gwyndala to Solum.
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The Sacagawea transported Gwyndala to Solum, although the trip took longer than Gwyn was expecting. When the shuttle got close to the planet, the pilot beamed Gwyn down and remained nearby in case Gwyn needed help. ()
After Asencia convinced the council not to trust Gwyn, she tried to call for an emergency beam out. However, the Sacagawea was suddenly attacked and destroyed by two Vau N'Akat warships. ()
The later reported to Gwyn's friends that they had lost contact with the Sacagawea which Commander Tysess feared was the first sign of a temporal paradox. ()
Ilthuran later used the downed shuttle to connect to the Watson Subspace Relays and contact Voyager to warn them of Asencia's rise to power and her new temporal weaponry. ()
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Sacagawea type

The Sacagawea type shuttlecraft was a type of shuttlecraft used by Starfleet in the 2380s.
In 2384, the was assigned a complement of several Sacagawea type shuttlecraft. ()
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Sacramental wine

Sacramental wine was wine used for religious purposes. Both Greek mythology and Christianity shared the concept of sacramental wine.
In 2267, drinking the sacramental wine was among the activities Apollo proclaimed would occur among a landing party from and himself. ()
In 2376, listening to " Mulligan" (The Doctor) prattle on about photons and force fields, Grace Declan suggested he might have been imbibing the sacramental wine. ()
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Sacraments of Fire

Sacraments of Fire is a Pocket DS9 novel – part of the – written by David R. George III. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
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:Days after the assassination of Federation President Nan Bacco on Deep Space 9, the unexpected appearance of a stranger on the station raises serious concerns. He seems dazed and confused, providing – in a peculiar patois of the Bajoran language – unsatisfactory answers. He offers his identity as Altek, of which there is no apparent record, and he claims not to know where he is or how he got there. A quick scan confirms the visitor is armed with a projectile weapon – a firearm more antiquated than, but similar to, the one that took President Bacco's life. But the Bajoran liaison to the station believes that Altek has been sent from the Prophets, out of a nearby wormhole. The last time such an event occurred, it was to reassure Benjamin Sisko of his place as the . For what purpose has Altek now been sent out of the Celestial Temple?
== Background information ==
* George announced the novel in .
* The main narrative is set after Revelation and Dust (2385), with the second being set after The Soul Key (2377).
* Sisko appears to quote Kirk's line from when he tells Odo: "There's an old Human saying: 'In every revolution, there is one man with a vision."
* Cover art by Doug Drexler and Alan Dingman, based on a Dingman design.
* The eBook Rules of Accusation precedes this in the timeline, but was released several months after.
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* Benjamin Sisko
* Kira Nerys
* Odo
* Miles O'Brien
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* Nog
* Kasidy Yates-Sisko
* Ro Laren
* Iliana Ghemor
* Leonard James Akaar
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Sacrifices of War

Sacrifices of War is a Pocket TOS novel – the third and final novel in the Errand of Fury series – written by Kevin Ryan. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
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:Poised on the verge of interstellar war, Captain Kirk's last best hope that the Federation can stop the Klingons is the people of Organia, avowed pacifists.
:Forced to disguise themselves as interstellar traders, Captain Kirk and Mister Spock are trapped on the primitive world of Organia as Klingon Defense Forces occupy the planet. Determined to make the Organians see that they need not bow to oppression, the Starfleet officers sabotage Klingon materiel. In retaliation, the Klingon captain, Kor, executes many Organians. Unconcerned, the Council of Elders begs Kirk and Spock to stop the violence.
:While in deep space the forces of Starfleet and the Klingon Empire scramble to position their fleets for the first onslaught of what could be a long and deadly war.
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* The novel was originally scheduled for release in ; it was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
* The cover art had to be altered (from preview covers posted online and in catalogs) when the depiction of the late Peter Brocco, who had played the Organian Claymare in could not be approved through his estate. The cover artist superimposed an Organian glow over the image.
* In addition, a final change added credit to Gene L. Coon as writer of "Errand of Mercy", as the novel adapts the events of the episode.
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Safety equipment

Safety equipment was a term for anything used to ensure one's safety when performing a dangerous task.
In 2153, Malcolm Reed was baffled by the fact that three Denobulan scientists hadn't used any safety equipment whatsoever to climb down a sheer rock face. ()
In 2373, B'Elanna Torres snapped at Neelix for attaching a fusing piton incorrectly, saying the Talaxian had no business rigging safety equipment without knowing how. ()
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* Anti-grav harness
* Antivenom suit
* Endangering the public safety
* Health and safety inspection
* Life preserver
* Oven glove
* Parachute
* Safety (billiards)
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* Safety device
* Safety factor
* Safety field
* Safe haven / safe place / safe harbor
* Safe house
* Safety interlock
* Safety lock
* Safety margin
* Safe maximum cruising speed
* Safety net
* Safety node
* Safety override
* Safety procedure / precaution
* Safety protocol (aka "safety routine")
* Safety valve
* Seat belt
* Security holding area
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Sahndara

Sahndara was the primary of an inhabited planetary system. This star was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
One of its planets, , was the homeworld for a warp-capable humanoid species. Before Sahndara went supernova in the 1st millennium BC, a group of thirty-eight refugees traveled to Earth where they settled during the time of Plato.
After the time of Plato passed, the settlers, who called themselves Platonians, moved on to another planet which they named Platonius. Here they continued to follow the teachings of Plato, but soon they discovered that they had developed psychokinetic powers, attributed to the planet's kironide-rich food. ()
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Sahndara (planet)

Sahndara was the homeworld of the Platonians. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
This inhabited planet orbited the star Sahndara. Before the star went supernova, a mass eugenics program was instituted by the society. The creation of this program was thirty-eight individuals who were bred for their self-reliance, contemplation, and longevity. These individuals escaped their world before its destruction. ()
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Sailing ship

In nautical terms, a sailing ship or tall ship was to any ocean-going vessel that was propelled by wind-powered sails. In naval tradition, ship's were generally defined as being much larger than boats. 
These vessels were the primary tools of the United States, British, and Japanese Navies, spanning several centuries. 
Wedding ceremonies held by both Captain James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard, spoke of similar events and the "happy privilege" of shipmasters dating back to the times of the "first wooden sailing ships" of "uniting two people in the bonds of matrimony." (; )
At some point, the Klingons used sailing barges. ()
During the 18th and 19th centuries, ocean-going Yankee traders from America sailed in oceans in search of mercantile and territorial opportunity. By the 24th century, "modern" scholars likened the Ferengi to these Yankee traders, who instead sailed the galaxy for similar opportunities. ()
Benjamin Sisko noted how being aboard an ancient Bajoran lightships, which operated with the notably absent hum of an engine, was "almost like being on the deck of an old sailing ship, except the stars are not just up in the sky, they're all around us." ()
In 2151, the starship encountered the Akaali, a civilization which utilized a type of sailing vessel identified by Malcolm Reed as a clipper ship. ()
In 2259, Admiral Javas had a model of a sailing ship in her office at Starfleet Headquarters. ()
In 2382, the effects of a Schrödinger possibility field transformed a Klingon Bird-of-Prey into a Klingon sailing barge, venting the entire crew into space. ()
In 2384, in order to reach the maelstrom holding the deuterium gas that the needed, the crew transformed their spaceship into a makeshift sailing ship that Captain Chakotay dubbed the HMS Protostar. The effort was successful in restoring the ship's warp core, impulse engines and warp drive allowing the ship, marooned for ten years on Ysida, to finally leave the planet. ()
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Sala Baker

Sala Baker is a stuntman and stunt actor from Wellington, New Zealand who performed stunts as a Romulan guard in as a Meter Maid in . According to fellow Romulan stuntman Damion Poitier, during production of Star Trek, Baker was originally billed as "Drill Hanson #2" on the call sheet but like Poitier later chosen to be a stunt player instead of a named character. His face was reused in for card #28, Romulan Guard Kim'tal, of the virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals.
Baker is probably best known for his debut role as main villain and other Orc characters in 's fantasy trilogy The Lord of the Rings (2001-2003), where he appeared along with Trek performers John Rhys-Davies, Karl Urban and Brad Dourif.
Baker performed stunts in (2003) (2006) and (2007) and was part of the stunt cast to receive a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture in 2008 for the latter one.
Other projects he has worked on include (2005), (2006, starring Ed Speleers), (2007, with stunts by Joni Avery, Joey Box, Dennis Keiffer, David Mattey, Marty Murray, Brian Oerly, Scott L. Schwartz, Chrissy Weathersby, Scott Workman, and Kofi Yiadom), Prison Break (2007, with Wade Andrew Williams, Robert Knepper, Cullen Douglas, and stunts by Eric Norris), two episodes of (2007, with Gregory Itzin, Glenn Morshower, Boris Krutonog, Bob Gunton, James Horan, and stunts by Jeff Cadiente, John Dixon, Paul Lacovara, and Erik Stabenau), (2007), and (2007). For the latter one Baker and the stunt cast received a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture in 2008.
More recently, Baker had supporting roles and performed stunts in (2008, with stunts by Alina Andrei, Ben Bray, Mark DeAlessandro, Buck McDancer, Edward Perez, Peewee Piemonte, Ben Scott, Trampas Thompson, and Jim Wilkey), the horror film Monster Mountain (2008), (2009), (2009, with Troy Brenna, Fallon Brooks, Daniel Arrias, and stunts by Chien Funan, Tony Donno, and Tim Storms), the crime drama Grifter (2010), the action drama 62 Pickup (2010, stunt coordinated by Eddie Perez) and Oliver Stone's extremly violent adaptation of the Don Winslow novel Savages (2012) with Shea Whigham.
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Saladin class

The Saladin-class destroyer was a type of starship operated by Starfleet for the during the 23rd century.
The Saladin consisted of a saucer section and only a single nacelle. Each ship was similar in exterior design to that of a vessel of the 2260s. (; )
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NCC-500	NCC-500 	Ship schematics seen on bridge monitors	Active	23rd century
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The Saladin-class starship was a design originally created by Franz Joseph in his Star Fleet Technical Manual, which lists the USS Saladin as the prototype of the class. The production staff of and used some of the ships in the Technical Manual as background display images looped on monitor screens on the bridge.
According to the Star Fleet Technical Manual, the only difference between the scout vessel and her sister class, the Saladin-class destroyer, were her armaments and personnel. Where the Saladin-class housed three phaser banks and two photon torpedo launchers, the Hermes scout only housed one bank of two phasers, and the Saladin-class had a slightly bigger crew.
Intended to be merely background decoration, freeze frames and close examination have shown that the images used were taken from the Joseph book with little or no modification. This was confirmed later by Rick Sternbach on a few occasions on 's forums.
=== Apocrypha ===
In the novel The Final Nexus, the USS Cochise (NCC-530) was a Saladin-class destroyer.
In the novel Dreadnought!, the USS Pompeii (NCC-424) was a Saladin-class destroyer.
The Saladin-class is also present in the Star Fleet Universe series of games. It served Starfleet for decades until supplanted by the Ortega-class war destroyer in the General War. The old destroyer shipyards were turned over to the construction of the Kearsarge-class light cruiser.
A nearly identical design is seen in Star Trek: Legacy, named the . The Apollo-class lacks the deflector/sensor dish found on the Saladin, as well as the "flush vent" details on the dorsal connection.
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Salary

A salary was a fixed amount of money paid to a worker, usually calculated on a monthly or annual basis, not hourly, as wages.
In 1930, James T. Kirk told fellow time traveler Spock that he had spent nine tenths of their combined salaries for the last three days on filling orders for his project (the remaining one tenth going towards groceries) and that it was therefore unlikely he would be able to bring the Vulcan any precious metals such as silver, gold, or platinum any time soon. ()
After burning off the floor plates to access Quark's latinum floor vault, Rom spent his own salary to replace them. ()
In 2371, when business was bad, Quark threatened to make cutbacks to the running of Quark's, starting with Rom's salary, which would be reduced to zero. ()
In 2372, Quark cut his employees' salaries by a third due to decreased business during the Bajoran Time of Cleansing, without warning and no guarantee they would go up again after the event was over. ()
In 2373, Rom released his fiancée Leeta from having to sign a Waiver of Property and Profit by donating all his latinum to the Bajoran War Orphans Fund, saying they had their love, all they needed. She agreed, adding her salary from Quark's. ()
In 2374, Damar asked for a 2327 vintage of kanar, adding, when told it was expensive, that he could afford it on a gul's salary. ()
In 2375, Miles O'Brien noted the steady salary increases for Morica Bilby, a "shipping consultant". Later, Janel Tigan explained that Thadial Bokar arranged it. Later, Morica complained about the salary not being enough to live on, after which she eventually was murdered. ()
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Salish

Salish was the medicine chief among the tribe of American Indians who lived on the planet Amerind. As medicine man, Salish was bound to marry Miramanee, the tribal priestess, in accordance to their tribal custom. 
In 2268, he was the most outspoken against Kirok being the god the Wise Ones promised would come to protect them from the asteroid that threatened their planet. Salish lost his position as medicine chief, and subsequently Miramanee, to Kirok, following Kirok's miraculous resuscitation of a drowned boy.
Salish became extremely jealous of Kirok and attempted to prevent his arrival to Kirok and Miramanee's joining day. During the attack, he struck Kirok, causing him to bleed, proving to him once and for all that Kirok was indeed not a god. He then told Kirok to kill him, promising that he would not rest until he could prove to his people that he was no god. 
He later proved to his people that Kirok was a false god when he was unable to stop the storms attributed to the incoming asteroid. He led his tribe in the stoning of Kirok and Miramanee at the obelisk. Miramanee and her unborn child ultimately died of her injuries. ()
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Salli Elise Richardson

Salli Richardson-Whitfield , formerly known as Salli Elise Richardson, is the actress who played Fenna/Nidell in the second season episode . Mark Gehred-O'Connell, the writer of the episode, commented on Richardson: "I couldn't have imagined anyone better to play the woman of Sisko's dreams". ()
She appeared in (1993, with Robert Hooks and Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, Jr.) and is best known for her role as Dr. Allison Blake in Syfy's (2006-2012). Richardson-Whitfield has also guest-starred in other popular shows such as Stargate SG-1, , (with Gordon Clapp), , and . Additionally, she appeared in I am Legend, co-starring with , and played Elizabeth Watts in an episode of , the sister of Victoria Gates, played by Penny Johnson.
She voiced Elisa Maza in Gargoyles, which also featured the voices of Jonathan Frakes, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn, Avery Brooks, Kate Mulgrew, Gerrit Graham, Nichelle Nichols, Brent Spiner, Colm Meaney, David Warner, and Paul Winfield.
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Sally Archer

Sally Archer was the wife of warp scientist Henry Archer, and the mother of Jonathan Archer.
When Jonathan had trouble sleeping as a child, Sally would often recite a poem for him. One poem she frequently recited was "The Song of the Wandering Aengus." ()
As Henry's Clarke's Disease progressed, one symptom was his inability to recognize his wife and son. After his death in 2124, she was forced to raise twelve-year-old Jonathan on her own. ()
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Sally Yarnell

Sally Yarnell was an actress who played an Enterprise command lieutenant in the third season episode . As a background performer, she received no credit for her role.
Beginning in 1942, Yarnell appeared in background roles in several Hollywood films, including His Kind of Woman (1951, with Peter Brocco, Anthony Caruso, and Gil Perkins), (1952, with Keith Andes, Al Cavens, Tony Dante, and Dick Cherney), (1953, with Jean Simmons, Jay Robinson, Torin Thatcher, Michael Ansara, Walter Bacon, Al Cavens, Dick Cherney, Sam Gilman, Shep Houghton, Roy Jenson, and Arthur Tovey), and (1956, with Walter Bacon, Al Cavens, Dick Cherney, Noble Chissell, Bill Couch, Sr., Joe Garcio, Joseph Glick, Lars Hensen, Chuck Hicks, Shep Houghton, Max Kleven, Keye Luke, Monty O'Grady, Victor Paul, Edwin Rochelle, Walter Soo Hoo, Robert Strong, and Ron Veto).
From the late 1950s, she moved to television, where she could be seen in background roles in episodes of The Twilight Zone, Gene Roddenberry's , The Untouchables, , , Mission: Impossible, , Columbo, , , Kolchak: The Night Stalker, , and The Bionic Woman.
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Salomon Passariello

Salomon Passariello Solorzano is an actor and stunt performer who appeared as a Medical Technician in . 
Born in Queens, New York he attended the Los Angeles Valley College and the Cite Scolaire Internationale in Lyon, France until 2003. In 2010 he worked as actor, chief art director, chief decorator, property master, stunt coordinator, still photographer, and stage manager on the short music project Fracturas del Corazon.
Passariello had supporting and stunt parts in (2010, with Tom Hardy, Russ Fega, and Tim Kelleher), (2011, with Greg Ellis and Derek Mears), (2011, with Ron Perlman, Jeff Wolfe, Tim Trella, John Pyper-Ferguson, and Craig Baxley, Jr.), the short drama The Rifle Man (2011), (2011, with Bill Cobbs, Whoopi Goldberg, and Michelan Sisti), and (2013).
He was later featured in (2012, with Michael Papajohn and Ken Edling), (2012, with Tom Hardy, Brett Cullen, Michael Papajohn, Robert Wisdom, Massi Furlan, and Russ Fega), (2012, with Adrienne Barbeau, Titus Welliver, Keith Szarabajka, Randy Oglesby, L.L. Ginter, Bill Blair, and Michael Lovern), (2012, with Billy Burke), (2012, starring Chris Hemsworth, with Jenny Agutter), and (2012, with Jeffrey Chase). He also worked as production assistant on the thriller Geometry (2012).
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