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House Azure

House Azure was a faction of the Orion Syndicate. The House's name was relatively new as of 2382.
Unlike most Orions, the members of House Azure had blue skin, were patriarchal rather than matriarchal, and pronounced "Orion" as "Ore-eon". Green Orions commonly scoffed at the blue Orions and thought their uniforms looked ridiculous. ()
In 2270, blue Orion pirates attacked the and stole its cargo of dilithium and strobolin. They were subsequently confronted by the , which urgently needed the strobolin to treat Spock's choriocytosis. The Orion captain was prepared to destroy his ship and the Enterprise together to preserve the appearance of Orion political neutrality, but Captain James T. Kirk managed to capture him and force the Orions' surrender. ()
In 2382, a party from House Azure, led by K'Levin, sought to salvage a derelict Orion medical frigate on Alva IV. They came into conflict with another party from House Tendi, led by D'Vana Tendi, with the same goal. Tendi's group defeated the blue Orions by pumping laughing gas through the ship, though they took pains to avoid killing any of them. This caused House Azure to declare war on House Tendi, citing their "un-pirate-like conduct". ()
The inter-House conflict cut off the flow of loot into the Syndicate, drawing the intervention of Pirate Queen Sabor. She ordered the dispute settled via the ancient practice of a sailship race through the Excellon Nebula. The race ended in a tie after D'Vana destroyed the treasure that was its objective. This incensed Sabor, who commanded that the wealth of both Houses be seized, though she sniped that House Azure had barely anything to take anyway. House Tendi subsequently recovered by accepting an arrangement by Federation Captain Carol Freeman to officially handle the "wealth disposal" of the recently discarded wealth of Targalus IX, and hired on the blue Orions as menial labor. ()
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House Tendi

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House Tendi, also called the House of Tendi, was the fifth-largest family of the Orion Syndicate, led by Prime daughter D'Erika Tendi and her mother, Warrior Queen Shona Tendi. D'Erika herself was not prime daughter as she was the second born on , although she claimed the title when her older sister, D'Vana Tendi joined Starfleet, and trained hard to prove herself. In 2381, D'Erika married her husband and live up to her role as prime daughter. As she oversaw a merger of two criminal enterprises, D'Erika was approached by her sister and the captain, Carol Freeman. Freeman and D'Vana wanted help in rescuing Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner from Nick Locarno's Nova Fleet. D'Erika initially refused until D'Vana invoked barter by combat, and had B'eth fight the Cerritos Counselor, Dr. Migleemo. However, Migleemo lost the fight when B'eth fell on him during the fight. D'Vana agreed to return to the family in exchange for a decrepit Orion destroyer. After the successful rescue of Mariner, Tendi returned to fulfill her end of the bargain.()
By the following year, D'Vana and her interceptor's crew carried out thefts on Collectors such as Yorif. However, D'Vana's actions during the course of their conflict with House Azure caused the family's fortune and position to be taken away by the Syndicate. At D'Erika's suggestion, D'Vana was allowed to return to Starfleet where she was happiest while D'Vana's parents enjoyed the prospect of a simpler lifestyle. ()
Shortly thereafter at D'Vana's suggestion, Captain Freeman helped arrange for the House of Tendi to serve as the wealth disposal service for Targalus IX, potentially exceeding the wealth they had lost, with the members of House Azure hired as laborers. ()
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*Prime daughter
**D'Erika Tendi
*Warrior Queen
**Shona Tendi
*Mistress of the Winter Constellations
**Astrea Tendi
**D'Vana Tendi
*B'Rt Tendi
*L'Kar
*Syraa
*D'Onni
*B'eth
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House of Collectibles Price Guide to Star Trek Collectibles

House of Collectibles Price Guide to Star Trek Collectibles is an unofficial reference book written by Sue Cornwell and Mike Kott and published by House of Collectibles in 1997.
== Summary ==
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:When the Star Trek television series originally aired in 1966, the show inspired little enthusiasm from the media. Not so with the legion of devoted viewers. Now, three decades later, Star Trek remains alive and well thanks to classic re-runs, spin-off TV series, and blockbuster movies. It's no surprise that Star Trek memorabilia has become the hot area of collecting. With this handy sourcebook, you just might live long and prosper!
:* COMPREHENSIVE. From action figures, buttons, and calendars to jewelry, posters, and trading cards, The Official Price Guide to Star Trek Collectibles lists more than 5,000 prices and covers all Star Trek TV and movie memorabilia, including spin-off series like Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, and Deep Space 9.
:* WRITTEN BY EXPERTS. Sue Cornwell and Mike Kott are founders of Intergalactic Trading Company, Inc., which specializes in Star Trek collectibles. They have attended more than three hundred conventions as dealers. Intergalactic is currently the most active company in the country dealing primarily with Star Trek memorabilia.
:* PROFESSIONAL ADVICE. Helpful tips on building a collection and important information on the condition and care of your investment.
:* SPECIAL SECTIONS. An on-target market review features important information for determining authenticity – plus updated material on dealers, clubs, fanzines, and European collectibles and conventions.
:* FULLY ILLUSTRATED. The Official Price Guide to Star Trek Collectibles is packed with photographs for easy identification, including an eight-page color insert.
== Background information ==
From 1986 to 1991, three editions of this price guide were published as The Official Price Guide to Star Trek and Star Wars Collectibles. In 1997, the project was split into two books covering Star Trek and Star Wars separately, each retitled and branded as a edition.
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Household

A household was a group of individuals, consisting of a family and any servants, all of whom occupied the same home.
Spock's medical file indicated he had grown up in a traditional Vulcan household. ()
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In the rest chamber after Captain James T. Kirk slept and woke up, Vanna was questioned by Droxine, who asked why she had come into the rest chamber, to which Vanna replied, "To welcome our honored guests as I was taught to do when I served in your father's household." ()
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Hover-van

A hover-van was a van that was capable of hovering. They were quite common on Targalus IX.
In 2383, there was a hover-van driving down the street that the Museum of Friendship was located on.
Also, in a nearby alley, USS Cerritos away team Ensigns under Brad Boimler's command were captured by pro-capitalist extremists and put into the back of their hover-van.
Brad Boimler and Beckett Mariner commandeered a hover-cruiser so as to pursue them, and they followed them to their mansion. ()
Later that same year, while Krog was on the Cosmic Duchess for a concert performance later that evening; he was buying an ice cream cone from a hover-van that was used as an ice cream truck. Shortly after, Glumpus in the shape of a icosahedron swallowed the hover-van and Krog and many other pedestrians along with it. ()
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Hovercruiser

A hovercruiser was a type of hoverbike.
In the 2240s of the alternate reality, a police officer in Iowa used Hovercruiser 924 to chase a young who had stolen his stepfather's antique Corvette. ()
On Targalus IX in 2382, Lieutenants jg Brad Boimler and Beckett Mariner commandeered a hover-cruiser to pursue a hover-van, in which Ensigns Gorm and Mackler were being abducted. The owner of the hover-cruiser was unconcerned, as she could just replicate another one. Boimler was briefly embarrassed as he had initially mounted the vehicle backward. ()
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* Hovercar
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Hovering

Hovering was a term used to describe any vehicle or machine that was capable of levitating above the ground, such as a helicopter or hovercraft.
An idiom about a person who was "hovering over someone" was used to refer to people who were always around pestering and being a bother.
The Gelrakians used hoverbikes for ground transport. These hovercycles were motorcycles capable of hovering just over the ground. ()
In 2380, when the lower deckers learned that they were going to have a CO in temporary command of the while Captain Carol Freeman was away, Ensign Beckett Mariner was worried that it would be "some babysitter Jellico type constantly hovering over [her]". ()
In 2381, Doctor T'Ana used a hovering forklift to drop a boulder on top of Commander Jack Ransom, who had been transformed into an "omniscient murder-god" by a surge of strange energy. He even had the ability to "hover" in the air. ()
Later that year, D'Vana Tendi and Beckett Mariner visited an Orion Pirate Outpost where there was a vehicle that was hauling cargo crates that appeared to be hovering. ()
In 2381, it was a common misconception among support ships that Brad Boimler of the USS Cerritos was actually a robotic "hovering cube." ()
In 2383, there were trucks on Tars Lamora called class D loaders that were capable of hovering. ()
Nandi owned a robot called Pik-Pox, which was capable of hovering. ()
In 2384 at the Denaxi Depot; cargo trolleys and hover speeders were common vehicles capable of hovering. ()
Chakotay had an all-terrain vehicle called the Runaway while he was marooned on an island on Ysida. It was capable of driving on its wheels, but when necessary, they would tilt downwards, allowing the vehicle to hover. ()
By 2399, hovercars driving down Paris streets were not out of the ordinary. ()
By the 32nd century, there were many buildings that were built in San Francisco that were hovering over the city. ()
In 3189, while on an unsanctioned mission to the salvage yard on Hunhau; Tolor, the man in charge of the place wouldn't allow Michael Burnham and to land. Georgiou told him it wouldn't be wise to just leave them hovering since she had real dilithium to trade. ()
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How Far Is Too Far? The One From Las Vegas 2022 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Recorded live at the Creation "56 Year Mission" Convention in Las Vegas – Norm and John welcome special guests Robert J. Sawyer and James Kerwin to discuss the times that Star Trek pushes the creative envelope beyond our comfort zones. Don't miss this conversation with surprise guests and audience participation!
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How to Speak Klingon

How to Speak Klingon is an audio reference book produced by Chronicle Books.
== Summary ==
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:Master the harsh, guttural language of Klingon with this indispensable audio phrasebook. This amusing and enlightening primer on ill-tempered and proud Klingon culture uses a built-in sound module to teach readers an array of crucial compliments ("You bludgeon divinely."), toasts ("Today is a good day to die"), and insults ("Your mother has a smooth forehead") as well as phrases used commonly in intergalactic travel ("Passport? My fist is my passport!"), theatergoing ("Two for Romulan and Juliet"), and more. Illustrated scenarios set the scene and offer additional useful phrases, making How to Speak Klingon an essential guide for any Star Trek® fan.
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Howard Block

Howard Block was a camera operator and cinematographer who worked as second unit director of photography on . Block was born in New York City, New York, USA. He received the President's Award in 1994 and the Lifetime Achievement Award in 1999 from the Society of Camera Operators.
Block worked as assistant camera operator on the drama On the Waterfront (1954) and on the television series The Honeymooners (1955-1956). Throughout the next forty years, Block was a camera operator on and N.Y.P.D. (starring Robert Hooks), (1972, starring Marlon Brando), (1974, with James A. Contner), , , , The Dukes of Hazzard, and , (1979), (1980), (1982), and (1982, starring William Shatner), (1984), Nighthawks, (1988, with Marvin V. Rush), and Babylon 5.
Beside working as second unit director of photography on the television series Magnum, P.I., Capital News, and Parenthood, Block was the director of photography on episodes of (1963), The Twentieth Century (1964), , Mike Hammer (1986), (1986-1987), The Law and Harry McGraw, (1990), and She-Wolf of London (1990).
Block passed away of natural causes on 5 February 2005 in Tarzana, Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Howard S. Deane

Howard S. Deane, is an editor who worked on the third season episode .
Deane started to work as an editor in the late 1960s and (1969) is his first credit. He then worked as assistant film editor on (1970) and (1970) on which he worked with fellow assistant editor John Hanley.
Further credits as editor include (1973), the drama I Love You... Good-bye (1974), (1976-1977), the television western Charlie Cobb: Nice Night for a Hanging (1977), and episodes of (1977), Columbo (1977-1978), Centennial (1978-1979), Mrs. Columbo (1979, starring Kate Mulgrew), The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo (1979), and (1980, starring Ben Vereen).
Deane worked as editor on the television movies For the Love of It (1980), Coach of the Year (1980), The Killing of Randy Webster (1981), (1982), and The Face of Rage (1983) and the television series (1983), (1986-1987), Werewolf (1987), and Mission: Impossible (1989).
Following his work on Star Trek: The Next Generation he also worked on two episodes of Dinosaurs (1991), the pilot episode of Night Man (1997, starring Matt McColm), and The Darwin Conspiracy (1999).
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Howard Sands

Howard Sands is an actor who was featured as a Human bar patron in the fifth season episode . As a background performer he received no credit for this part and was identified by the call sheet for this day, Wednesday , on Paramount Stage 8.
Sands was also featured in episodes of , (starring James Earl Jones and Madge Sinclair), The Martin Lawrence Show, and . His film work include (1993, with Michael McKean, Barry Kivel, Jason Alexander, and Cameron), (1993, with Alfre Woodard, David Paymer and Kurtwood Smith), the documentary Ancient Prophecies 2 (1994), (1997), (1998, with Larry Cedar, Richard Riehle, Ransom Gates, Gregory Itzin, and Jenette Goldstein), and (2001, with Whoopi Goldberg, Doug Jones, Mary Stein, and Randall Bosley).
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Howie Seago

Howie Seago is the actor, director, and producer who played Riva in the second season episode . Like his character, Seago is deaf.
Born as Howard W. Seago in Tacoma, Washington he joined the National Theatre of the Deaf and acted in various plays around the world including Peter Sellar's "Ajax" and David Byrne's "The Forrest". He also worked as an actor at the Salzburg Festival and the Vienna Festival. Today Seago is a well known member of the American Deaf Community and is working as author and teacher.
Seago appeared in episodes of (1988, starring Charles Hallahan, with Kavi Raz) and (1989, starring Keith Szarabajka, with Jon Polito) and received international acknowledgements for his part in the German drama Beyond Silence in 1996 which earned several film awards and an Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film in 1998.
In 2008 Seago appeared in the short documentary The Deaf Man and portrayed Grandpa Dale in the family movie The Legend of the Mountain Man.
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Hoya

Ensign Hoya was a female Benzite who served on Deep Space 9 in the early 2370s. Her wedding ceremony had been performed by Benjamin Sisko. 
She died in 2373, during a mission to the Gamma Quadrant planet Torga IV, when the runabout she was in was destroyed by the Jem'Hadar. 
Sisko recalled her name, along with the others whenever he read over the casualty list. Jadzia Dax assured him that Hoya had been proud to wear the Starfleet uniform and serve under him, and she knew the risks when she chose that life (so he needn't feel guilty about her death. ()
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=== Background information ===
Hoya was played by actress Hilary Shepard. She was the first female Benzite seen in Star Trek. While the episode does not explain how she is able to breathe without the atmospheric respirator device used by fellow Benzites Mordock and Mendon, Michael Okuda explained that "there's been some advances in Benzite technology." ()
According to the video game Star Trek: Starship Creator, Hoya was born in the Utva Geostructure on Benzar. Her father is named Oorv and her mother is named Marya. Hoya was married to Ensign Tumaris Jaro in a ceremony performed by Benjamin Sisko. Prior to her service on Deep Space 9, Hoya served aboard the and .
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Hromi Cluster

The Hromi Cluster was a star cluster in the Beta Quadrant. One of the cluster's systems was the Gamma Hromi system. This star cluster was near the Acamar system. 
== History == 
The Federation had charted, but not explored, several M-class planets in this cluster by 2366, including Gamma Hromi II. That year, the entered the Hromi Cluster to locate a Gatherer outpost. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, the cluster's location was labeled on a tactical map on the bridge of the . 
Later that year, this cluster's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . (; )
In 2257, at least one system, the Gamma Hromi system, in this cluster was occupied by the Klingons. ()
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. The borders of this region were colored red, indicating that it was claimed by the Klingon Empire. ()
In 2399, at least one system, the Gamma Hromi system, in this cluster was in or near to Klingon space. ()
== Apocrypha ==
=== Background information ===
Information on the Gamma Hromi system in "The War Without, The War Within" and "Maps and Legends" is from the star charts seen in those episodes.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (pp. 61, 62) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), in 2293, the either passed through the outer rim of this cluster, or passed near to the cluster, when the starship was on a diplomatic mission to Qo'noS. 
=== Apocrypha ===
In the backstory to Star Trek Online, in 2404 the Klingon Empire's Chancellor invoked ancient Klingon claims to the Hromi Cluster and demanded that all Federation citizens evacuate within three months. The Federation refused, and in 2405 the region became the first battleground of the .
In the game itself, the cluster is located in the Xarantine and sectors of the in the Beta Quadrant and features various missions and duty officer assignments.
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Hugh Culber (mirror)

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Hugh Culber was a male Imperial Starfleet officer in the mid-23rd century. 
Unlike his prime counterpart, Culber was either bisexual or pansexual, and he had a relationship with sometime prior to 2257. ()
He served aboard the . He attended a performance for the dedication of the while on the ISS Discovery. () During this time, he helped Philippa Georgiou and torture upon her betrayal of the empire. Later on, he was revealed to in fact be one of Burnham's co-conspirators and was subsequently killed by during a struggle between Burnham's rebellion and Georgiou and several of her honor guard. () 
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=== Background Information ===
Originally, mirror Culber was not slated to appear along with the rest of the crew in season one. During an episode, after conceding that he didn't know what the mirror universe version of the character was like, Cruz theorized, "I think he's a bit of a mad scientist, probably doing, like, crazy, like, experimental, you know, things on aliens, kind of like the Germans did back in World War II." After Trek host Matt Mira suggested that the mirror Culber's work might be "trying to make a super soldier, like a Captain Terran," to which Cruz humorously added, "Yeah, for sure. I mean, there's definitely a goatee happening." Due to the time it took to produce all the elements needed to represent the mirror universe, the production staff had to be ready to have mirror universe looks for all the regular cast, including Culber. Thus, a pre-production artwork was created to demonstrate Culber wearing a mirror Starfleet uniform in primarily red medical division colors. In response to this image, Mira joked to Cruz, "I assume [it would] mean you were going to die real quick," referencing the well-known phenomenon of redshirts, and Cruz replied, "I died so quick I never got to wear it." DIS Executive Producer Aaron Harberts explained, "As we were starting to think about [Mirror] Culber and whether he would appear or not, it really was the desire that we never see him in the mirror universe, because we wanted to make sure that the image of Culber continues to stay pure and absolutely not evil. We didn't want to show that side of him, so ultimately we made the decision not to have Wilson appear in the mirror universe." Cruz actually got the opportunity to try on the costume (which both he and Harberts liked), before the idea of using it was ultimately scrapped. ()
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Hull plating

Hull plating was an external armor component of a starship's or shuttle's hull which allowed for greater resistance against space debris and enemy weapons fire. They were capable of conducting electricity.
Prior to Earth's development of shields, Starfleet equipped their vessels with the ability to polarize their hull plating, which allowed for increased hull strength in emergency situations. ( et al.) However, even into the 24th century some escorts were equipped with ablative hull plating to allow for increased survivability when shields are lost.
The Earth Cargo Service freighter set its hull plating to maximum during an attack by Nausicaan pirates in August 2151. Captain Jonathan Archer also offered first officer Matthew Ryan to upgrade the hull plating and the weapons of the Fortunate. ()
In 2267, Lieutenant Boma expressed his concerns that the s hull plates wouldn't survive repeated attacks by ape-like creatures. Later, during the electrification of the hull, Commander Spock warned Montgomery Scott not to touch the plates. ()
In 2370, Captain Jean-Luc Picard ordered Data to release the exterior hull plate in preparation for jettisoning the warp core. ()
In 2374, the Chaffees starboard hull plating was slightly buckled when it entered the energy barrier of a L-class planet in a rescue attempt of Lisa Cusak of the . ()
In 2375, Tuvok reported that an energy wave from a cytoplasmic lifeform vessel had caused minor damage to 's hull plating on Deck 15. ()
In 2376, a spatial fluctuation tore off one of the s hull plates. Captain Kathryn Janeway asked William Telfer to beam it to the aft section for analysis. ()
==See also ==
* Hull plating relay
*Parametallic hull plating
*Plating team
*Polarized hull plating
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