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Sector Ipai

Sector Ipai was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. This sector was home for Relay Station 47, which was located near the Federation-Klingon border. ()
Later that year, this sector was again named on the chart "Sector Ipai Relay Log – Relay Message Flow 1293" on Ohniaka III Research Station Ops. (, production art)
== Background information ==
This sector's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the relay station as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
This sector was named in the "Personnel Status Report" for Lieutenant Keith Rocha and in the Sector Ipai Relay Log.
The name "Ipai Sector" was originally mentioned in Picard's captain's log in the final draft script.
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Sector Ipai Relay Log

The Sector Ipai Relay Log was a chart located on a wall in Relay Station 47 Ops and the Ohniaka III Research Station. This log was for monitoring relay message flow. There were five columns: Origin, Location, Channel, Network, and Mission. An example of a row would be , Sector 0912, Relay Station 102-A, Encoded Epsilon, Warp Power Testing, Mark VI Version. ()
SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG
Origin 	Location 	Channel 	Network 	Mission
Starbase 58 	Sector 6781 	Starfleet Commnet Four 	Secure channel • • • 	Deep Space Post, Sector 21834
Starbase 78 	Sector 1540 	Starfleet Commnet Three 	Secure channel • • • •	Mining construction zone
Starbase 12 	Sector 25712 	Starfleet Commnet One 	Encoded Beta • • • 	Romulan Neutral Zone Patrol, scanning
Starbase Meta 	Sector 0912 	Commnet Three - Commnet Six 	Open channel • • • • 	
 	Sector 5561 	Starfleet Commnet One 	Gamma One-three • • 	Warp drive performance tests
 	Sector 89102 	Starfleet Commnet Seven 	Secure channel • • 	Deep space exploration, Sector 22855
 	Sector 8912 	Commnet Ten 	Open channel 	Refit, Starbase 4112
 	Sector 0912 	Relay Station 102-A 	Encoded Epsilon • 	Warp drive testing, Mark VI version
 	In transit 	Relay Station 452 	 	
GCA Metlaok 	Sector 23891 	Relay Station 6110 - Station 902N	Commercial Five • • 	Starbase construction, 50 65-45 1
CGN Caroliqe 	Extragalactic 	Commnet Seven - Relay 67 	Open channel 	Deep space exploration. Sector 80912
 	Sector Ipai 	Relay Station 001 	Long line only 	Refit and service, Warp core component
RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293 	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293 	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293
SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG 	SECTOR IPAI RELAY LOG
Origin 	Location 	Channel 	Network
Starbase 58 	Sector 6781 	Starfleet Commnet Four 	Secure channel • • •
Starbase 78 	Sector 1540 	Starfleet Commnet Three 	Secure channel • • • •
Starbase 12 	Sector 25712 	Starfleet Commnet One 	Encoded Beta • • •
Starbase Meta 	Sector 0912 	Commnet Three - Commnet Six 	Open channel • • • •
 	Sector 5561 	Starfleet Commnet One 	Gamma One-three • •
 	Sector 89102 	Starfleet Commnet Seven 	Secure channel • •
 	Sector 8912 	Commnet Ten 	Open channel
 	Sector 0912 	Relay Station 102-A 	Encoded Epsilon •
 	In transit 	Relay Station 452 	
GCA Metlaok 	Sector 23891 	Relay Station 6110 - Station 902N	Commercial Five • •
CGN Caroliqe 	Extragalactic 	Commnet Seven - Relay 67 	Open channel
RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293 	RELAY MESSAGE LOG • 1293
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Sector Z-6

Sector Z-6 was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant. This sector encompassed Federation space and Romulan space. The Romulan Neutral Zone ran through this sector. On the Federation side of the zone, there were several outpost stations. ()
In 2266, the Neutral Zone Incursion occurred in this sector. (, display graphic)
In 2366, a Starfleet tactical intelligence analysis depicted an area within the sector. ()
In 2387, the Romulan side of this sector was impacted by the Romulan supernova, which devastated the Romulus system and nearby systems. ()
== List of objects in sector ==
* Earth Outpost Stations
** Outpost 1
** Outpost 2 (destroyed in 2266; rebuilt)
** Outpost 3 (destroyed in 2266; rebuilt)
** Outpost 4 (destroyed in 2266; rebuilt)
** Outpost 5
** Outpost 6
** Outpost 7
* Romii
* Romulan Neutral Zone (partial)
* Romulus system (Romulus/Remus)
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
This sector's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the location of the Nelvana system, in the vicinity of outposts 3 to 5, as seen in the star charts appearing in the episode and in the episode .
Although it was not displayed on the sector map, Outpost 8 was destroyed by the Romulan Bird-of-Prey, too, and might possibly have been located within Sector Z-6 as well.
Prior to the introduction of the current quadrant model, this sector was located in Galaxy Quadrant YX-12-114.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 66), this sector was in the Romulan War Theater of Operations (2156-60).
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Security officer

A security officer or security guard was an officer whose duties were to provide security or perform guard detail. The head security officer was generally known as the chief of security.
In 2366, Captain Jean-Luc Picard received a message from the security officer of the Klingon warship . ()
The Rakhari Croden told Constable Odo, with fear and hate, about the Rakhari security officers who came in his home at night and killed his wives. When Odo and Croden later unlocked Croden's daughter Yareth from a stasis pod on an asteroid in the Chamra Vortex, Yareth looked with fear at Odo until her father explained that the security officer was a good one. ()
== Starfleet ==
Starfleet Security officers were part of a starship or starbase's security department, under the command of a chief security officer. 
A complete study of starship security protocols was generally considered a requirement to fully qualify one to serve in the capacity of a Starfleet security officer. () 
A security officer's duties included the protection of Starfleet and Federation assets, the prevention and investigation of crimes, and personal protection of Starfleet officers and Federation or foreign dignitaries.
During the 23rd century, it was customary for landing parties to include a number of security officers as guards.
== List of noted security officers ==
* Pavel Chekov (Starfleet)
* Davison (Starfleet)
* Dickerson (Starfleet)
* Michael Eddington (Starfleet)
* Galloway (Starfleet)
* David Garrovick (Starfleet)
* Garvey (Starfleet)
* (Starfleet)
* Ty Kajada (Kobliad Security)
* Kayshon (Starfleet)
* Kellogg (Starfleet)
* (Markridge Industrial Tower)
* Kurn (Bajoran Militia)
* Lipton (McKinley Rocket Base)
* Murf (Starfleet)
* Neelix (Starfleet; alternate timeline)
* Odo (Bajoran Militia)
* Christopher Pike (Starfleet)
* George Primmin (Starfleet Security)
* Malcolm Reed (Starfleet)
* Sandra Rhodes (Starfleet)
* Seelee (Bajoran Militia)
* Shaxs (Starfleet)
* La'an Noonien-Singh (Starfleet)
* Sito Jaxa (Starfleet)
* Thrax (Cardassian Union)
* Tuvok (Starfleet)
* Worf (Starfleet)
* Natasha Yar (Starfleet)
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Seize the Fire

Seize the Fire is a Star Trek: Typhon Pact novel – the second novel in the series – written by Michael A. Martin. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in , and features the characters of Star Trek: Titan dealing with the Gorn Hegemony as they seek to solidify their place within the Pact.
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Shortly after making the stunning revelation that it has joined with Federation's newest adversary – a coalition of galactic powers known as the Typhon Pact – the Gorn Hegemony suffers an ecological disaster. Fortunately, the Gorn had already been investigating traces of an ancient but powerful "quick terraforming" technology left behind by a long-vanished race – a dead civilization that may be responsible for habitability of many of the worlds on the Gorn frontier and beyond. When the begins pursuing this potent technology as well, in the hopes of using it to heal the many grievous wounds sustained by the Federation, it is unclear how dangerous such planet-altering technology can be, even when used with the best of intentions…
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== Background information ==
* The novel was announced at the Shore Leave convention on . It was originally scheduled as the first novel in the series, but swapped places with Zero Sum Game in the schedule.
* The cover was revealed in .
* receives an from the author.
* Cover art and design by Alan Dingman.
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Selay (planet)

Selay was an inhabited major planet of the Beta Renner system in Sector 500. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld for the Selay, a snake-like warp-capable species. 
Since achieving spaceflight, Selay had been at war with the neighboring planet Antica. Prior to stardate 41249, Starfleet had detected Ferengi contacts on this planet. In 2364, Antica and Selay both applied for Federation membership. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The planet model for Selay was first used to represent Delphi Ardu IV in . In that episode, the model was colored . In future uses of this model. the green color, first used here for Selay, would be retained. It would be used to represent Persephone V in , Antede III in , and Krios Prime in .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (United Federation of Planets I & II), by 2378, Selay, along with Antica, had become a member planet of the Federation.
In an Okudagram seen in , Antica was located in Sector 500, which implied that Selay, being a sister planet, was located here as well.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the Star Trek: The Next Generation First Year Sourcebook, Selay is the first planet in the Beta Renner system. According to Worlds sourcebook, it's the fourth planet.
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Selcundi Drema sector

The Selcundi Drema sector, also called the Drema Quadrant, was a region of space in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This sector was home to five planetary systems. The first manned exploration of this sector by a Federation starship was done by the in 2365. The main reason for exploration was because unmanned probes discovered unusual levels of geological activity in all five planetary systems.
The first system was charted after stardate 42695.3. The last unmanned probe showed that one of the planets in this system had a thriving ecosystem. By the time the Enterprise had scanned the planet, it had been destroyed by geological instability.
The Enterprise-D entered the second system on stardate 42696.3. This was the first system on which Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher performed a planetary mineral survey of the planets in the sector.
By stardate 42737.3, the Enterprise-D had been in the sector for six weeks. The starship had completed a survey of the third system. A scan of the system revealed the presence of ultraviolet radiation absorption readings. These readings were indicative of traker deposits, and, where there was traker, there was dilithium. An ico-spectrogram was done of the Selcundi Drema system, with the largest dilithium ore deposit ever recorded discovered on Benev Selec (Drema IV).
On stardate 42741.3, the Enterprise-D had entered into orbit of Benev Selec. ()
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Selcundi Drema system

The Selcundi Drema system was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The system was located in the Selcundi Drema sector.
Prior to the mid-2360s, this system had at least five planets, and one of them, Drema IV, was inhabited by a native species. Sometime before 2365, the fifth planet, Drema V, had shattered and the debris formed into an asteroid belt. In 2365, the successfully prevented Drema IV from being destroyed by geological instability. ()
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Self-Aware Megalomaniacal Computer Storage

The Self-Aware Megalomaniacal Computer Storage was an annex within the Daystrom Institute in Okinawa, Japan on Earth, dedicated to the secure storage and study of self-aware megalomaniacal computers. The eventual rehabilitation of the incarcerated individuals was also one of the goals of the institute, with a parole process available.
In 2381, Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler transported AGIMUS to the Daystrom Institute, where he was placed in Self-Aware Megalomaniacal Computer Storage alongside many other evil computers. ()
In 2381, the exocomp and former Starfleet ensign Peanut Hamper was placed in the storage facility next to AGIMUS and 10111. ()
Later, a number of the evil computers underwent therapy in an attempt to rehabilitate them, including AGIMUS, Peanut Hamper, and Tyrannikillicus. In exchange for information on the new enemy attacking ships, AGIMUS and Peanut Hamper sought help from Lieutenant jg Boimler and D'Vana Tendi. While the two had initially planned to fool the parole board, escape, and begin a plan of domination, Peanut Hamper discovered that she really was remorseful and genuinely started her parole with her father . AGIMUS revealed that he had simply wanted a friend and, while he was returned to secure storage, intended to rehabilitate himself for real, petition for release, and move in with Peanut Hamper. After AGIMUS revealed what he knew about the attacks to Boimler and Tendi, Tyrannikillicus asked for AGIMUS' help to learn how to be friendly. ()
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Self-determination

Self-determination was a combination of skills, knowledge, and beliefs that enabled a person to engage in goal-directed, self-regulated, autonomous behavior.
In 2366, Jean-Luc Picard noted in his captain's log that "The Enterprise has put in at Rutia IV to deliver medical supplies following an outbreak of violent protests. Although non-aligned, the planet has enjoyed a long trading relationship with the Federation. Now, a generation of peace has ended with terrorist attacks by Ansata separatists who are demanding autonomy and self-determination for their homeland on the western continent." ()
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Self-hatred

Self-hatred was a feeling of hostility, anger, or disgust directed toward oneself.
In 2270, Kukulkan said to James T. Kirk, "I have been alone all my life. Destruction fell on my race before your kind had discovered fire. Creatures like these have been my only companions. I have seen you on many worlds. Savage, war-like, filled with self-hate, destroying yourselves in the end. At last I decided to help. As an experiment, I visited your Earth and tried to teach peaceful ways. I left, intending to return when I was summoned, but you never sent for me. Finally, I sent a probe. And what did I find? Warriors." ()
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Self-indulgence

In psychology, self-indulgence was the act of gratifying one's desires or whims without regard for others.
In 2374, Dax and Worf discussed their honeymoon plans while she was stranded and injured with him. Dax insisted they have room service for their honeymoon and no hiking, climbing, and sweating. She was "up for to be pampered. I want a staff to cater to our every whim. I want to be embarrassed by the size of our room. I want a balcony with a view that would make you want to break down and cry from the sheer beauty of it all. And I don't want to spend one moment of our honeymoon suffering from anything except guilt about our complete self-indulgence." ()
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Seltin Rakal

Seltin Rakal was the leader of the inhabitants of Meridian. Like the rest of her people, she existed in a non-corporeal state for sixty years at a time. She was the descendant of an expedition which became stranded on the planet a millennia ago.
In 2371, she welcomed Dax, Benjamin Sisko, Julian Bashir, and Miles O'Brien to the First Meal. Later, while she disapproved of Deral's decision to leave the planet to be with Jadzia Dax (due to concern for her people's survival), she then welcomed Dax when the Trill decided to stay with the Meridians instead. ()
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Separation Anxiety!

Red Alert! 
==Background information==
* This is the third part of a six issue story arc.
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art)
** Pablo Marcos (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer and Karl Kesel (cover art)
* Editor: Alan Gold
==Characters==
;Jean-Luc Picard
Septimus system

The Septimus system was an inhabited planetary system inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a single star and at least three planets. A planet in this system, Septimus III, was home to the headquarters of the Cardassian Eleventh Order in the 2370s.
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with Cardassia Prime. ()
In the early 24th century, this system's position was labeled in a chart used during a Section 31 briefing. ()
In 2374, the location of Septimus III was labeled on a tactical map that was on display in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. The Septimus system was in or near to neutral space. ()
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Septra

Septra was a Federation border colony in the Beta Quadrant. 
During the of 2256, on or around stardate 4851.5, the Klingons launched an attack at the research outpost located in this colony. The children who were spared found themselves as orphans. ()
In 2259, the location of this colony was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This colony's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
The colony's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Septra was in or near to neutral space. ()
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Sequoia

The Sequoia was a Federation shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the late 24th century, and attached to the . 
The shuttlecraft was built in the Cerritoss Repair Bay 5 on Deck 11, using salvaged parts: it had a Type 6A's main body, but mated with a Type 6's warp nacelles, along with panels that had scratches, stains, and differing coloration. Ensigns Brad Boimler, Beckett Mariner, D'Vana Tendi, and Sam Rutherford worked on the Sequoia on a regular basis, and fitted it with two phasers that were more powerful than those on standard shuttlecraft.
All standard markings were hand-drawn by the ensigns, such as the craft's name and the Cerritoss registration number. Shark teeth were also painted on the Sequoias nose, with stick figures representing the four ensigns drawn on its side doors.
During the Pakleds' attack on the Cerritos in 2380, Lieutenant Shaxs and Rutherford flew the Sequoia to the Pakled ship, smashing through its hull so that Rutherford could implant the virus created by Badgey into their ship's computers. Shaxs ended up sacrificing himself, but not before he put Rutherford in the shuttle and pushed it back into space just before the Pakled vessel self-destructed. ()
The damaged Sequoia was subsequently recovered and returned to the Cerritoss Repair Bay 5. ()
In 2381, Rutherford and Tendi climbed on top of the Sequoia to avoid being crushed by dooplercating Dooplers, and from there escaped the repair bay through a hatch in the ceiling. ()
In 2381, the Sequoia was still in the process of being repaired by the ensigns. ()
A grappler was installed on the Sequoia, though its aim was off as Rutherford pinned Tendi's arm to the wall instead of the apple Boimler held. Later, having brought Goodgey on board, the aiming was better, but still off as it had pinned Boimler by his leg. ()
In 2382, T'Lyn, hoping to bond with Rutherford after Tendi returned to Orion, completely fixed the shuttle and got it active. This upset Rutherford as this was an activity he and Tendi were doing to pass the time. Realizing her mistake, she and Goodgey completely dismantled the shuttle just as Tendi returned to active duty. During this time, T'Lyn added a stick figure of herself to the group picture. ()
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Like other shuttles aboard the Cerritos, this shuttle was named after a U.S. National Park located in California. 
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Sera

Sera was the identity assumed by a female Romulan surgically altered to appear Human. She was an operative who had been sent through time, from the future to 20th century Earth, on a mission to impede Human progress. She planned her actions based on computer simulations, and did not personally understand how exactly they would lead to the desired effects on the timeline.
Originally, Sera sought to assassinate Khan Noonien Singh in 1992, which would have averted the Eugenics Wars and the formation of the United Federation of Planets. However, due to Khan's ascendance being the target of multiple temporal incursion attempts from factions in the Temporal Wars, she found herself unexpectedly trapped on Earth for thirty years waiting for Khan to appear.
In 2022, Sera was present to observe the destruction of the Lake Ontario Bridge in Toronto with photonic bombs which the Romulans used to sow international strife, although she later casually denied having perpetrated the bombing herself. In the aftermath, she noticed La'an Noonien-Singh and an alternate timeline version of James T. Kirk pursuing a van carrying a piece of debris from the . Realizing that they must have come from the future as well, she decided to manipulate them to her own ends.
After extricating Noonien-Singh and Kirk from the Toronto City Police, Sera pretended to be a conspiracy theorist and fed them clues about an impending Romulan attack on a secret cold fusion reactor in Toronto – in actuality her own (secondary) objective. Noonien-Singh and Kirk proceeded to locate the reactor within the Noonien-Singh Institute for Cultural Advancement, whereupon Sera revealed herself and held them at gunpoint. When Kirk refused to cooperate, Sera fatally shot him and forced her way into the NSI with Noonien-Singh.
With security guards closing in and the reactor no longer accessible, Sera focused all her efforts on her primary goal of assassinating the child Khan, who was also being studied (along with the other child augments) in the NSI facility. Outside Khan's room, Noonien-Singh managed to disarm her and shoot her with her own weapon. As she lay dying, Sera activated a hidden device on her neck that disintegrated her body.
In Kirk's alternate timeline, Sera successfully destroyed the cold fusion reactor, which wiped out Toronto and triggered a war between Humans and Romulans that devastated Earth and prevented the founding of the Federation. ()
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Serafin's Survivors

Survivors 
==Background information==
* This is part one of a story that is completed in the next comic, "Shadows in the Garden".
===Creators===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Michael Jan Friedman
* Artists:
** Pablo Marcos
** Juliana Ferriter (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Miles O'Brien : Enterprise-D transporter chief.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Wesley Crusher :Enterprise-D Conn Officer.
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