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Elizabeth Lindsey

Elizabeth Kapu'uwailani Lindsey is the actress who played Luisa Kim in the first season episode . She was born in Oahu, Hawaii.
In 1978, Lindsey was named Miss Hawaii and represented her state at the Miss America pageant. The following year, she made her television debut in an episode of Fantasy Island, the hit series which starred Ricardo Montalban.
In 1982, Lindsey had a brief recurring role as Tiki on , which starred Stephen Collins and Marta Dubois. Perhaps Lindsey's best-known acting role was the recurring character of Mai in . Robert Picardo, Megan Gallagher, Jeff Kober, and Concetta Tomei were all regulars on this series. Other Trek actors Lindsey worked with on this series included Carlos LaCamara, Patrick Massett, Marco Rodríguez, Skip Stellrecht, Cameron Thor, Ned Vaughn, Tom Wright, David Youse, and director Michael Ray Rhodes.
Lindsey's other television credits during the 1980s include appearances on (1981, directed by Kim Manners and also featuring Joanna Cassidy and Branscombe Richmond), (with Miguel Ferrer), Dynasty (which starred Lee Bergere and Joan Collins), Mike Hammer (with Anthony De Longis and Marcy Lafferty), (1984, written by Alan Brennert and featuring Mary Carver, Michael Keenan, and Vladimir Velasco), and Matt Houston (with Phillip Pine, Davis Roberts, Ted Barba, and directed by Charles Picerni). She also appeared in the TV movies Challenge of a Lifetime (directed by Russ Mayberry and co-starring Keone Young) and Blood & Orchids (with Merritt Butrick, David Clennon, George Coe, George O'Hanlon, Jr., and James Saito).
In 1990, Lindsey was seen in the NBC TV movie Last Flight Out with Dion Anderson, Rosalind Chao, Molly Hagan, and d Keone Young. In 1994, Lindsey had a recurring role on . She also appeared on the drama series Life goes On with Robert Pine and series Bill Smitrovich and made an appearance on the 1990s remake of Fantasy Island, starring Malcolm McDowell and Mädchen Amick. In addition, she appeared in (1998, with Deborah Lacey, Sarah Silverman, and Paul Sorvino) and had a supporting role in the 1999 action film The Corruptor. She was also co-writer and director of the 1996 short documentary Then There Were None, which told how modern culture has affected indigenous Hawaiian traditions and populations. Her most recent on-screen acting work was a short film in 2005 called True Love & Mimosa Tea, which also starred fellow TNG guest performer Cary-Hiroyuki.
Lindsey received her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from The Union Institute in 1999. She was also nominated for the institute's prestigious Circle of Scholars Award that same year. Lindsey was the first female National Geographic fellow and the first Polynesian explorer at the National Geographic Society. In 2010, she received the Visionary Award from the United Nations for her contributions in intercultural engagement and understanding including her work with the Dali Lama and with Islands First. 
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Elizabeth Pengson

Elizabeth Pengson is an actress who appeared as a Sikarian in the first season episode . She received no credit for this appearance but is listed on the call sheets of the episode.
Pengson started her career as model and actress in the 1980s when working for Bullock's Wilshire. She moved to London, UK where she signed on with Myrtle Winstone Model Agency. She moved back to Hollywood, California when she married.
As an actress she can be in (1993, with Gary Cole, Clyde Kusatsu, Carl Ciarfalio, Michael Zurich, Lena Banks, Robert Buckingham, Robin Morselli, Sharon Schaffer, and Denise Lynne Roberts), (1995, starring Eriq La Salle, with Tim de Zarn, Mary Mara, David Spielberg, Lily Mariye, Jesse Littlejohn, Henry Kingi, Jr., Melissa Vinicor, Pablo Espinosa, and Lavelle Roby), (1996, with Emilio Borelli, Janet Dey, Mike Fujimoto, and William Steinfeldt), (1997, with John Glover, Alex Daniels, Steve Blalock, Mark Chadwick, Dennis Keiffer, Jean-Luc Martin, Jim Palmer, Chris Sayour, Paul Sklar, Bill Blair, Greg Bronson, Adolphus Hankins, Irving Ross, Mike Satterfield, Ilona Wilson, Kenneth David Ebling, Mary Marshall, Mike Fujimoto, Spice Williams, Gene LeBell, and Michael Kurtz), and (2000, with James Cromwell, Barbara Babcock, Matt McColm, James G. MacDonald, Kate McNeil, Rick Scarry, Tim Halligan, and Craig Hosking).
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Elkins type

The Elkins type was a preliminary designation for a group of Federation starships in use during the Dominion War. ()
== Design ==
The Elkins-type was a type of variant, utilizing a standard saucer section which is attached to a larger, and bulkier secondary hull. Two nacelles were attached to large wing-like pylons coming off the aft center, and slung downward.
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=== Background information ===
This listing is based on the name of the only known vessel of its type, the Elkins itself. The ship-type was named for DS9 VFX coordinator, Judy Elkins. 
For further information on the studio models, see: Elkins-type model
=== Technical Manual ===
The following information of specifications and defenses comes exclusively from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual:
* Type: Medium cruiser
* Production Base: ASDB Integration Facility, McKinley Orbital Spacedock, Earth
* Accommodation: 225 officers and crew
* Power Plant: One 1,500+ Cochrane warp core feeding two nacelles; two impulse systems
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** Length: 444.39 meters
** Beam: 155.44 meters
** Height: 87.78 meters
* Mass: 1,300,000 metric tons
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Ella McKenzie

Ella McKenzie , also known as Ella Gross, is a Korean-American child model and actress, who portrayed the illusory young version of Soji Asha in the first season episode . She also portrayed the young Dahj Asha in photographs in that same episode, though she only received credit for playing the younger Soji.
Gross made her acting debut in a recurring role as young Betty on the Paramount Network's adaptation of Heathers starring Wallace Langham which in turn was based on the 1989 original film which starred Winona Ryder and Christian Slater in "She's Going to Cry", "Our Love is God" and "Hot Probs" all airing in 2018. Gross's current role is that of Sasha Gossard on Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave.
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Ellen Albertini Dow

Ellen Albertini Dow was a character actress who appeared as Felisa Howard in the seventh season episode . She was born in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, USA.
Dow is perhaps best known for her role as Grandma Rosie in (1998, featuring Angela Paton). She was also known for her role as Grandma Mary Cleary in (2005, starring Christopher Walken, with Ron Canada, Henry Gibson, and Richard Riehle. She gained notoriety for a guest appearance on in which she played Momma, an old woman who died yelling George's (played by Jason Alexander) PIN code: "Bosco". Heidi Swedberg also appeared in this episode.
In 1987, she appeared in , with actors Robert Picardo and Wendy Schaal. She appeared as a choir nun in (1991) and (1993), both starring Whoopi Goldberg. Her many other film credits include (1987) and (1994), both starring Christopher Lloyd (with the former also featuring John McLiam and the latter Corbin Bernsen and Michael McKean), as well as (1990, with Ed Lauter, Bill Irwin and Carol Kane), (1992, also with Michael McKean as well as Rosalind Chao and Aaron Lustig), (1998, starring Robin Williams, with Bob Gunton, Richard Kiley, and Harve Presnell), (2000, with Paul Sorvino and The Rock), (2000, with Richard Lineback), and Road Trip (2000, with Andy Dick).
Prior to her appearance on The Next Generation, she had previously guest-starred on starring Linda Hamilton and actor Ron Perlman, with Michael Ensign), , Newhart (with Tony Jay and Tony Papenfuss), Family Matters, , (starring Olivia d'Abo), (starring Steven Weber), and , starring future actors Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell. She went on to appear on such shows as (starring Eriq La Salle, with Lily Mariye and Chase Masterson), (with John Fleck, Clayton Rohner, Barbara Bosson, Jack Kehler, Alexander Enberg, and Jack Blessing), UPN's (with Clayton Rohner, Googy Gress, and Cress Williams), , Yes, Dear, (with Barbara J. Tarbuck, John Prosky, Tim Kelleher, and Mary Mara), (with Carolyn McCormick and Zach Grenier), The John Larroquette Show, (2000, starring Nikki Cox and Toby Huss, with Brad William Henke), and (with James Cromwell and Anne Elizabeth Ramsay). She also lent her voice to episodes of Seth MacFarlane's Family Guy and American Dad! (with Patrick Stewart, Scott Grimes, and Steven Weber).
Albertini Dow later appeared in The Invited (2010), (2011), (2011, with Jerry Sroka), (2012), and (2012, with Chris Sarandon and William Sadler).
After Viola Stimpson, she was the second Star Trek actor to reach the age of 100. Dow passed away at the age of 101 on 4 May 2015. Dow was also the longest-lived Star Trek performer, having surpassed Stimpson's lifespan by 88 days, until she was surpassed in 2016 by Dick Cherney. Following Dow's death, Olaf Pooley – four months her junior – became the oldest living Star Trek person. 
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Ellen J. Hornstein

Ellen J. Hornstein served as a production assistant on and as an assistant for Jonathan Frakes on . She is the niece of Star Trek producer/ unit production manager Marty Hornstein.
Hornstein is also a personal assistant and story editor for Jonathan Frakes on his production company "Goepp Circle Productions" and served in this position also for , (2002, featuring Ken Jenkins, Scott Thomson, Gina Hecht, Billy Mayo, Jenette Goldstein, Jeff Ricketts, and Frakes' himself.
Prior to her work for Frakes, Hornstein served as construction production assistant for (1996, starring Mia Kirshner, with Iggy Pop). Beginning in 2003, Hornstein has served as assistant for director/ producer David B. Householter. In this position she participated on films such as (2003), (2006, featuring Gary Cole), (2007, starring Eddie Murphy), and (2008, featuring Adam Scott).
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Elliot Durant III

Elliot Durant III is an actor turned into casting director who played a regular Starfleet ensign during the fourth through seventh seasons of and . His uniform was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. He also portrayed a Mizarian in Generations and a Bajoran officer in the seventh season episode . His Bajoran uniform was also sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 
According to the call sheet, Durant was scheduled to appear in the fourth season episode in corridor scenes but was either not filmed or cut from the final episode. For the fifth season episode , Durant III served as additional stand-in for actor Nicholas Kepros. He was again scheduled to appear in Ten Forward scenes in the fifth season episode but did not appear in the final episode. He filmed scenes in the shuttlebay for the sixth season episode but the scene was not part of the final episode.
Durant is skilled in dance, sports, and stunts, worked as fitness trainer, and opened an extras casting service in 2003. He studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles and at the High School of Performing Arts in New York. Beside several commercials and stage plays he also played Batman in the national tour "Batman Beyond" for DC Comics.
Durant guest starred in (1990, starring Nana Visitor), Sherman Oaks, and The Company, and played recurring parts in several episodes of Living Single (1994) and (2003-2004, alongside Scott Grimes).
Among his feature films are the comedy Hollywood High Part 2 (1981), (1994, with Max Daniels, Manny Perry, and Loren Janes), (1996, starring Eddie Murphy, with Athena Massey and Julianne Christie), (1998, starring Wesley Snipes, with Judson Scott and Sidney Liufau), (1999, with Sunny Gorg), and the drama Undercover Angel (1999).
Other acting work includes the drama Grace Everlasting (2009), (2011), the family comedy Dearly Departed (2013), and the short film Watsky: Tiny Glowing Screens Part 3 (2016).
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Ellison Onizuka

Ellison Onizuka was an American astronaut in NASA's Space Shuttle program. He was a crewmember on STS-51L. 
In 2063, the assignment patch for this mission was on display in the Crash-n-Burn Bar. This patch bore the astronaut's last name. () 
Onizuka was also a crewmember on STS-51C. In 2143, the patch for this mission was on display in the 602 Club. This patch also bore the astronaut's last name. ()
== See also ==
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Ellora Patnaik

Ellora Patnaik is an actress who played T'Pril in the second season episode .
Patnaik graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and was selected for their company in her final year. She made guest appearances in a large number of television series, including , Being Erica, Degrassi: The Next Generation (with Patricia McPherson), Orphan Black, (with Shawn Doyle, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Nick E. Tarabay, Alden Adair, and Elias Toufexis), , Imposters, Guilt Free Zone, The Bold Type (with Dan Jeannotte), Titans, and Hudson & Rex (with Gia Sandhu, directed by TJ Scott).
Between 2009 and 2011, Patnaik co-starred in as Jyoti Mehta, the main character's mother. Atticus Mitchell played a recurring role and Izaak Smith had a guest spot on this series. She also had recurring roles in (2017-20), in (2022) and in (2021-23).
Patnaik also appeared in the 2020 independent comedy film Kitty Mamas, alongside Morgan Kohan, Helene Robbie, Stephanie Belding, Billy MacLellan, and Zarrin Darnell-Martin and the TV movie Too Close to Christmas the same year.
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Elon Musk

Elon Musk was a major technology industrialist on Earth in the early 21st century.
In 2256, Captain tried to motivate Paul Stamets to continue his work on the spore drive by asking if Stamets wanted to be compared to Orville and Wilbur Wright, Elon Musk, and Zefram Cochrane, or if he wanted to go down in history as a failed scientist. ()
==See also==
*Musk Junior High School
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Elopement

Elopement was the practice of running away to get married, without a formal wedding ceremony and often on the spur of the moment.
Airiam eloped, but not long thereafter lost her new husband Stephen in a shuttle crash. ()
In 2404, Lana and The Doctor eloped, something he declared was a page taken out of Tom Paris's book. Lana found the gesture romantic and claimed that her husband "Joe" had a flair for such things. ()
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Elora

Elora was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system with a pair of stars.
== History ==
In 2257, during the first , this star system was occupied by the Klingons. () 
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, the location of Elora was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
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 the . () 
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 Elora system was in or near to Federation space. ()
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Elusive Salvation

:An all-new adventure from history's shadow!
Elusive Salvation is a Pocket TOS novel written by Dayton Ward. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The Arctic Circle, 1845: Escaping the tyranny under which their people have lived for generations, aliens from a distant planet crash land on Earth's inhospitable frozen wastes. Surviving the harsh conditions will pose a challenge, but over time the aliens will migrate to more populated areas, with decades passing as they work to conceal their presence from their former oppressors, who continue to hunt them at any cost.
:San Francisco, 2283: When a mysterious craft is detected entering the solar system, Admiral James Kirk is dispatched by Starfleet to confront the vessel. He meets with an emissary from the Iramahl, a previously unknown alien race who have come in search of their brothers and sisters thought to have gone missing in this area of space centuries earlier. Having recently thrown off the last chains of subjugation by another species, the Ptaen, they now believe their lost people hold the key to saving their entire race from eventual extinction.
:New York, 1970: Roberta Lincoln, young protégé of the mysterious agent Gary Seven, is shocked when she receives the oddest request for help–from the future…
== Background information ==
* This novel is a follow-up to Ward's earlier work, From History's Shadow.
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Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley was a mid-20th century Earth musician. 
In 2375, when Vic Fontaine met Nog for the first time, he discovered that Nog was already quite familiar with Fontaine's work, having heard the recordings he made for Julian Bashir to play for the Starfleet troops during their supply run to, and subsequent siege of, AR-558. Based on this exposure, Fontaine swore that if Bashir was his publicist, he'd be "bigger than Elvis." Nog, however, was unfamiliar with Presley's name. ()
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=== Background information ===
In real life, Presley was a big Star Trek fan, even naming a horse "Star Trek". 
Ronald D. Moore had a painting of Elvis in his office on the Paramount lot that he wanted to use in the auction scene in but he knew "that it would never fly" and the painting of a bullfighter matador was used instead. ()
A photograph of Richard M. Nixon shaking hands with Henry Starling seen in was created by replacing Elvis with Starling.
Several Star Trek alumni worked with Elvis over the years, including Laurel Goodwin, who co-starred in the film, Girls! Girls! Girls! and James B. Sikking, who appeared in the film, Charro!. Lance LeGault was a close friend of Elvis', as well as his stand-in and stunt double. LeGault can also be seen playing tambourine for Elvis on the 68 Comeback Special. Ron Veto was also a friend of Elvis and appeared in a number of his films. director Gene Nelson helmed two of Elvis' films, Kissin' Cousins, which co-starred Yvonne Craig, and Harum Scarum, which featured Michael Ansara and Theo Marcuse. Craig, who was also Presley's girlfriend at one point, also co-starred with him in It Happened at the World's Fair. William Campbell also acted alongside Elvis in his movie debut, Love Me Tender. Both Terri Garr and Carey Foster appeared frequently as background dancers in Elvis' movies throughout the 1960s. Original Series actress Maurishka also appeared alongside him in 1968's Stay Away, Joe.
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Elza Bergeron

Elza P. Bergeron was a casting director on , along with Mary Ann Barton and Stuart Jensen. She is a former Associate Director of Television Talent for Paramount Studios.
Bergeron was the casting director on , on which actor Brian Bonsall was a regular. On 2 June 1984, she married one of the stars of that series, Michael Gross. Bergeron has a daughter named Katharine and a son named Theodore from a previous marriage. 
She also worked on CBS' (1982), (1983) and 1990's Penny Ante: The Motion Picture. Vincent Schiavelli was among the performers Bergeron helped get cast in the latter film.
Bergeron is co-owner of the Santa Fe Southern Railway in New Mexico. She is a former board member of the Institute of American Indian Arts and is currently on the board of directors for the Futures for Children organization. She and her husband reside in La Cañada Flintridge, California. 
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Emancipation, Part I

== Summary ==
==Background information==
* This comic was reprinted in Emancipation and Beyond, the Best of DS9 collection and in DS9: Stowaway, issue 37 of the Star Trek graphic novel collection.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry and created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: Mike W. Barr
* Artists: 
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art)
** Terry Pallot (inking)
** Dave Lanphear (letter art)
** Color artists for this release have not yet been identified.
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Tom Mason
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Emancipation, Part II

At the edge of the final frontier. 
== Background information ==
* It was reprinted in the "Best of DS9" collection.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry and created by Rick Berman and Michael Piller
* Writer: Mike W. Barr
* Artists: 
** Gordon Purcell (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Terry Pallot (interior inking)
** Dave Lanphear (letter art)
** Albert Deschesne (color design)
** Violent Hues (color separations)
** Tim Eldred (cover inking)
** Tabitha Martin and Sharleen Gaertner (cover color art)
* Editors: Tom Mason and Mark Paniccia
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
;Benjamin Sisko : Starfleet commander assigned as CO of Deep Space 9.
;Kira Nerys : Bajoran Militia major assigned as Sisko's XO and liaison.
;Odo : Shape-shifting security chief of DS9.
;Julian Bashir : Starfleet doctor, a lieutenant junior grade, assigned as station CMO.
;Jadzia Dax : Joined Trill Starfleet lieutenant assigned as science officer
;Miles O'Brien : Starfleet chief petty officer assigned as chief of operations.
;Quark : Ferengi barkeeper who resides on DS9.
;Jake Sisko : Commander Sisko's teenage son, who resides with him on DS9.
;Nog : Quark's teenage nephew who resides on DS9.
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Embolism

An embolism was an obstruction in a blood vessel due to a blood clot or other foreign matter that became stuck while traveling through the bloodstream. One such condition which affected the lungs was known as a pulmonary embolism. ()
In 1994, Clare Raymond died of a massive embolism,. As her husband Donald had her body cryonicly frozen and stored in a space module, she was able to be revived about 374 years later. When Doctor Beverly Crusher told her how she'd died, she confessed that she knew nothing about having passed away. ()
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Emerald Chain Congress

The Emerald Chain Congress was the legislature of the Emerald Chain. It was empowered to amend its charter.
In 3189, Osyraa, the current leader of the Emerald Chain, submitted a charter amendment to the Congress outlawing slavery. According to Osyraa, this amendment had enough support to pass, the Minister having spent significant political candor to secure the initiative the approval it needed. ()
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