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LD sleeping quarters

The LD sleeping quarters were bunk beds integrated in the corridors of the lower decks of a starship. These barracks-style group crew quarters were designated for junior officers and were located on Deck 11. () 
Each individual officer's compartment included their personal effects, a replicator, and storage for uniforms. Officers assigned to LD sleeping quarters used communal, all-gender sonic showers. () 
Once junior officers ranked up, they could have their own rooms. ()
===See also===
* Residential deck
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LaFaye Baker

LaFaye Baker is a stuntwoman, stunt actress, and stunt coordinator who performed stunts in episodes of , , and . She received no credit for this work.
In 2006 she was the director, writer, producer, and lead actress in the stunt documentary Hollywood at its Best. She has doubled for actresses such as , , Whoopi Goldberg, Vanessa Williams, Alfre Woodard, Gina Ravarra, , and , has done many television commercials, and has appeared in several music videos for performers such as , , and .
Among her stunt resume are films such as (1991, with Alfre Woodard, Tina Lifford, Branscombe Richmond, Jack Kehler, Lynn Salvatori, Paul E. Short, and stunts by Gary Baxley, Charlie Brewer, Tony Brubaker, Maria Doest, Al Jones, and Gary Wayton), (1993, with Whoopi Goldberg, Clyde Kusatsu, David Bowe, Michael McFall, and stunts by Kim Washington, Jeff Mosley, and Dick Ziker), (1995, with Gina Ravarra and stunts by Steve Blalock, Maria Kelly, Sharon Shaffer, and J. Suzanne Rampe), (1996, with Brent Spiner), (1996, with Julianne Christie, Athena Massey, and stunts by Eugene Collier and Rita Minor), (1998, with Bill Cobbs, Jeffrey Combs, John Harrington Bland, and stunts by Jennifer Caputo and Jophery C. Brown), (2001, with Francis Guinan, Don McManus, Terry Serpico, William Powell-Blair, Mark Margolis, and stunts by Kym Washington), (2001, with with Woody Bosco, Drew Renkewitz, Suzanne Bianqui, Mark Barrett, Antony Acker, Tim Rigby, Bridgett Riley, Craig Shugart, and Geneviere Anderson), and (2006, with The Rock and Leon Rippy).
Baker has also appeared in television series such as Fantasy Island, seaQuest DSV, , , , , , , Passions, , and .
Baker later worked as stunt coordinator on the short action film Nose Candy (2010) and worked as stunt double for on (2011, with Todd Bryant, Trace Cheramie, Dana Dru Evenson, Jeff Wolfe, and Thom Williams).
== Star Trek appearances ==
File:LaFaye Baker, All Good Things.jpg|Stunt double for Alison Brooks(uncredited)
File:LaFaye Baker, Unity.jpg|Stunt double for Susan Patterson(uncredited)
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Laap system

The Laap system or Lapeerian system was a planetary system. It contained three planets: two class J gas giants and an M-class planet inhabited by the Lapeerians. The innermost body in the system was an unstable planetoid rich in radiolytic isotopes, orbiting just off the ecliptic.
In 2381, the Federation starships and conducted a first contact mission to Lapeeria. The Cerritos was to wait outside the system while the Archimedes approached the planet, so as to avoid alarming the Lapeerians. During the mission, an unpredicted solar flare shattered the planetoid, creating a massive debris field that struck and disabled the Archimedes. The Cerritos was able to traverse the debris field and prevent the Archimedes from crashing into Lapeeria. ()
==Components==
* Lapeerian sun (primary)
** Two class J planets
** Lapeerian debris field (formerly unstable planetoid)
** Lapeeria (class M)
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=== Background information ===
The first schematic of the system in the episode shows one of the gas giants and Lapeeria both in the fourth orbital path, and no planets in the second orbital path. A later schematic shows the gas giants in the second and fourth orbital paths, no planet in the third orbital path, and Lapeeria in the fifth and sixth orbital paths.
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Lab 4005

Lab 4005 was a lab aboard the that contained plants.
While performing anomaly consolidation duty in 2381, Ensigns Beckett Mariner, Sam Rutherford, and D'Vana Tendi went into this lab, which contained plants of various species. One such plant was smelled by Tendi, who invited Mariner to smell its flower, only for the plant to spray thorns in her face that had to be pulled out by Tendi. ()
Lab 4005 is the location where Rutherford discovers the miniaturized Intrepid-class USS Endeavor hidden within the nanite cluster. (LD: "The Best Exotic Nanite Hotel")
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Lab 4006

Lab 4006 was a lab aboard the .
While performing anomaly consolidation duty in 2381, Ensigns Beckett Mariner, Sam Rutherford, and D'Vana Tendi went into Lab 4006. ()
This lab was also seen when K'ranch was chasing Boimler around the Cerritos. Tucker Tubes can be seen on the right-side wall from the corridor entrance. ()
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Labor camp

A labor camp or work camp was a type of prison camp where prisoners were forced to perform labor.
==Examples==
===Breen===
The Breen established a labor camp on Dozaria in 2366, where they forced the survivors of the crashed transport Ravinok to mine dilithium. The camp was liberated by Major Kira Nerys and Gul Dukat in 2372. ()
===Cardassian===
The Cardassians kept labor camps on Bajor during the Occupation. In these labor camps operation was often aided by collaborators and some of the attractive women from the camps were taken to be comfort women for Cardassian soldiers. Bajoran religion within the camps was prohibited. Conditions in the camps were often brutal and hostile and the camps were often the targets for liberation by the Bajoran Resistance.
The Bajoran farmer Mullibok escaped from a Cardassian labor camp on Bajor during the occupation in 2329 and found a new home on the moon Jerrado. ()
The Cardassians maintained the Hutet labor camp on Cardassia IV, which was overseen by a prefect. In this camp Bajorans, including Li Nalas, were still held for labor despite Cardassian claims all such prisoners had been released. After Li and other prisoners were freed by Kira Nerys and Miles O'Brien in 2370, the remaining prisoners were released and sent home to Bajor. ()
The Cardassians also used labor camps as punishment against Cardassian criminals. Doctor Parmak was one such person incarcerated. ()
In 2371, Seska claimed that her blood lacked common Bajoran blood factors due to Orkett's disease, which swept through the Bajoran work camps and killed thousands of children. ()
===Vau N'Akat===
In 2363, Ilthuran the Diviner and his Drednok established a labor camp on Tars Lamora. He bought "Unwanted" slaves from the Kazon for the next twenty years. In 2284, the 's crew liberated the slaves, allowed them to take the Rev-12 and left the Diviner behind until he was found by ' crew under Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway.()
===Emerald Chain===
The Emerald Chain operated a work camp that was ed by a massive geothermal energy source. In the late 32nd century, Oros and Ruon Tarka were enslaved there and forced to build a warp core, though they were secretly also working on an interdimensional transporter. The Chain eventually closed down the camp. Years later in 3190, Tarka led Cleveland Booker there to retrieve a stash of programmable antimatter. ()
===Romulan===
Fallit Kot was incarcerated for eight years in a Romulan camp for stealing a shipment of Romulan ale in 2362. () 
When Tallera questioned Picard (as ) about his actions aboard Arctus Baran's ship in 2370, he refused to answer her as they weren't in a Romulan labor camp. ()
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* Hutet
* Lazon II labor camp
* Singha refugee camp
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* Penal colony
* Prison
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* Slavery
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Labor union

A labor union was an organization that developed where members of a workforce who had a common trade or worked at the same establishment banded together in order to take advantage of the increased power of collective bargaining. The act of establishing a labor union in a workplace was called unionization.
Chief Miles O'Brien proudly claimed that his ancestor, Sean Aloysius O'Brien, led his union into the eleven-month Anthracite strike of 1902, before being killed one week before the strike's end. His body was found in the Allegheny River, riddled with bullets. ()
In 2024, Christopher Brynner of Brynner Information Systems was working to prevent the unionization of his company's workers, claiming that conditions in his factories were better than those in unionized workplaces. In a Fountain Valley factory, the workers voted overwhelmingly against unionization. ()
The formation of a labor union was forbidden and severely punished in Ferengi society. ()
Rom formed a union in late 2372, after Quark became even more ruthless to his staff, with the group naming themselves the Guild of Restaurant and Casino Employees and going on strike. Rom had been inspired to create the union after hearing about Sean Aloysius O'Brien. Brunt and the Ferengi Commerce Authority became aware of it and took steps to destroy it. To avoid further trouble with the FCA, Quark gave all of his staff an increase in wages in exchange for Rom dissolving the union. ()
Rom cited the union as having no effect on Ferengi attitudes to him, although his brother caustically told him "they didn't want anything to do with you before you formed the union…" ()
In 2374, Quark shouted at two idle Ferengi waiters, saying "What is this, a union meeting?" ()
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* Guild of Restaurant and Casino Employees
* Construction Workers Union
* Stacius Trade Guild
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Laborer

A laborer or worker – known collectively as a labor force, workforce, or work detail – was an employee who worked for an employer, often performing manual labor. A co-worker was a fellow employee. 
When considering a romantic relationship with Nella Daren, Jean-Luc Picard confided to Deanna Troi that "relationships with co-workers can be fraught with consequences," a statement with which she agreed to be true. ()
Unskilled laborers produced the art genre folk art. ()
Bajoran laborers were held at the Gallitep labor camp on Bajor in 2357. ()
During the 16th century, the T-Rogorans conquered a race of farmers known as the Skrreeans. They killed most of the Skrreean leaders, and forced the rest of the population to work as laborers and servants. ()
In the mirror universe, laborers worked as slaves on the space station . One of these laborers had the designation 0413 Theta. ()
General Martok once served as a civilian laborer for five years aboard ShiVang's flagship as part of the Klingon Defense Force. ()
The crew of the was captured and brainwashed by the to work as laborers on Quarra in 2377. ()
The Nuu'Bari employed primitive holograms as laborers. ()
== See also ==
* Business partner
* Construction Workers Union
* Core laborer
* Foundry worker
* Maintenance worker
* Mine worker
* Miracle worker
* Relief worker
* Social worker
* Worker bee
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Labyrinths (aftershow)

"Labyrinths" is the 105th episode of , and the seventh produced for DIS Season 5, covering the eighth episode, .
It is the eighty-eighth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guest was David Ajala.
The episode opens with Wheaton singing "Betazoid in the sky, I can go twice as high. Take a look at Cleveland Book" – a parody of the Reading Rainbow theme song – while leafing through the Labyrinths of the Mind prop book.
== Summary ==
:Spoiler warning. David Ajala (Cleveland Booker) talks to Wil Wheaton () about his character's relationship with Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) as well as the adventures he's had playing Book on . Plus, tour the real-life location of the galaxy's best library, the Eternal Gallery and Archive.
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Lactra VII

Lactra VII was an inhabited M-class planet in the Alpha Quadrant. This planet had Earth normal atmosphere and gravity. It was home to the Lactrans, a highly advanced non-humanoid and telepathic species. There were several nearby celestial bodies in the sky of Lactra VII. 
The planet contained at least one major city, considered admirable. Inside the city, and surrounding it up to almost a hundred kilometers, was a zoo in which a variety of lifeforms from other planets were kept in habitats manufactured to their needs. One such example included a desert and a rainforest separated by a river. The water discovered on Lactra VII was clear and palatable, but was, according to Spock, "too pure." ()
== History ==
The Lactrans had a history spanning back more then tens of thousands of their own centuries.
The Starfleet survey ship was the first to explore the planet in 2269, and no information was available about it prior to its mission. However, the Ariel away team disappeared, and the rest of the crew disappeared after beaming down to search for the team.
Six weeks later, the reached the planet to search for the Ariel crew. The crew discovered that the three members of the original away team had perished, and the rest had been imprisoned.
Sensors later revealed a large concentration of lifeforms 98.5 kilometers northeast of the desert portion of what turned out to be a zoo.
After some initial trouble, a semblance of communication with the Lactrans was devised. ()
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2293, the location of Lactra VII in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
In 2365, the location of Lactra VII was labeled in a Subspace Comm Net Ops star chart, which was seen in the courtroom on Starbase 173. 
This planet was connected to Rigel by a subspace line. ()
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In August 2024, an annotated computer paste-up of the Subspace Comm Net Ops star chart was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
Kirk implied that the planet was far from Canopus III, by saying "but that's light years from here" when confronted with the unlikely sight of a Canopus dinosaur on the planet.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to The Worlds of the Federation, Lactra VII was called Sessaline by its natives.
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Lactran

The Lactrans were a civilization of large slug-like lifeforms inhabiting the planet Lactra VII in the Alpha Quadrant. 
==Physiology==
The Lactrans were large non-humanoid creatures, moving in a slug-like manner. On the front of their face was a trunk or tentacle type structure which ended in three finger-like ends, which they used as their main mode of object manipulation. Their two yellow eyes were slightly raised from their head.
They were a highly advanced species, telepathic and furthermore thinking so fast and in such a complex manner that Vulcans could not follow and Humans might go mad from interacting with them. A six-year-old Lactran already had an IQ in the thousands.
Their telepathic powers could be used to invade other minds and probe them for information. One Lactran might not be strong enough to break into a Human mind, but they were able to combine powers. ()
==Culture==
The Lactrans kept a large zoo of lifeforms from other worlds on their planet. Female Lactrans apparently found humanoids to be ugly. 
Lactran centuries were not the same as Federation ones. ()
==History==
After telepathic communications, Spock stated that they were once at a similar level to Humans, "tens of thousands of centuries ago... their centuries." Lactrans, after absorbing information about the Federation, concluded that it was simplistic, but in the process of evolving into a higher order - even Vulcans.
A difficult but ultimately successful first contact between the Federation and the Lactrans was made in 2269. The was the first to explore the planet, but its crew were all killed or captured. However, when the arrived to investigate their disappearance six weeks later, they were also captured, but ultimately managed to communicate with the Lactrans and get themselves released.
==Technology==
Technologically, the Lactrans built at least one city covering an estimated five square kilometers, which was considered an admirable feat. They possessed advanced force fields, for which a ship was no match and which were completely invisible, even when touched. They were also believed to be able to travel to other star systems. They had terraformed parts of their planet into custom environments for their zoo. ()
Although it was felt that Starfleet had managed to learn practically nothing about the species, the Lactrans made it clear that they were welcome to revisit the planet, in twenty or thirty centuries. However, this was again in Lactran centuries, and it was not immediately clear how long that was. ()
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Ladesha Ard

Ladesha Ard is an actress and model who had a featured background role as a Starfleet cadet in .
Among Ard's appearances are featured roles in (starring Nikki Cox), Girlfriends, , The Game, and Ugly Betty (co-starring Vanessa Williams). She also appeared in (2005, with Jennifer Morrison, Megan Gallagher, Angela Bassett and Mark Newsom), (2006), (2007), and (2008, with Faran Tahir, Bill Smitrovich, Kevin Foster, Eileen Weisinger, Tom Morello, and Tim Rigby).
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Lady Luck

Lady Luck was the personification of good fortune, described as being "with" someone who was lucky.
In 1893, the bellboy at the Hotel Brian asked a losing Mr. Lane if Lady Luck wasn't with him that night. ()
In 2366, a decidedly unlucky Geordi La Forge agreed to increase 's engine efficiency instead of continuing to play poker with his fellow crewmen, saying that Lady Luck had left him long ago. ()
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Lag time

The lag time or time lag was the time difference between a query made of a computer and the answer.
In 2151, Hoshi Sato explained to Jonathan Archer that she would rather remain on and use the linguistic database, relaying translations over the comm than "tie (her) universal translator into the database through the comm" (as Archer put it), because the lag time would triple. Archer then said he didn't mind waiting a few seconds if it meant she would be available in person. ()
In 2367, William T. Riker noted a time lag in the computer that supposedly created a false future for him, among other aberrations. Tomalak explained that it was an unavoidable limitation of their neural scanners. ()
Sometimes, a lag was deliberately enacted to allow everyone time to get in place before an event happened. In 2267, Montgomery Scott set up a time lag for the 's transporters so that whoever activated them had time to get on the transporter pad before it activated. ()
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Lagrange Point (aftershow)

"Lagrange Point" is the 106th episode of , and the eighth produced for DIS Season 5, covering the ninth episode, .
It is the eighty-ninth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guests were Blu del Barrio and Jonathan Frakes.
== Summary ==
:Spoiler warning. Blu del Barrio (Adira Tal) and Director Jonathan Frakes sit down with Wil Wheaton () for a pair of interviews talking all about the penultimate episode of . Plus, the cast of Star Trek: Discovery see who can name the most characters who sat in Discoverys captain's chair.
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Lakeshore Records

Lakeshore Records is a record company based in Los Angeles, California. One of Lakeshore's specialisms is television and film soundtracks and scores; its releases have included the Grammy Award-nominated soundtracks for Napoleon Dynamite and Little Miss Sunshine. 
In , it was announced that the company would release the first soundtrack for , Star Trek: Discovery - Season 1, Chapter 1. They subsequently released Star Trek: Discovery - Season 1, Chapter 2 in and Star Trek: Discovery - Season 1, Chapters 1 & 2 in .
Lakeshore released the first soundtrack for , Star Trek: Picard - Season 1, Chapter 1 in .
The first soundtrack was released in .
In , Lakeshore made the soundtrack for available to stream. 
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Lalande 21185

Lalande 21185 was a star and its associated star system in the Alpha Quadrant.
== Stellar Cartography == 
Lalande 21185 was located in the constellation Ursa Major. This system was approximately eight light years from Sol.
In 2364, the location of Lalande 21185 was labeled in a star chart of a stellar neighborhood with Sol at the center. This chart was stored in the library computer. Later that year, the chart was scanned by Outpost 63. (, production art; )
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
This star's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of neighboring locations – 61 Cygni, Alpha Centauri, Procyon, Sol, Tau Ceti, and Wolf 359 – as seen in the star charts appearing in the episode and in the episode .
This star chart naming stars within 20 light years of Sol was drawn by Rick Sternbach for the Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology (p. 77) in the late 1970s. This chart showed Earth commercial and exploration routes after the use of warp drive began. There were no commercial or exploration routes to this star.
In 2020, the exoplanet Lalande 21185 b was confirmed to be orbiting this star. A second planet, Lalande 21185 c, was confirmed in 2021, with a third planet, Lalande 21185 d, awaiting confirmation.
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Lambda Coronae Borealis

Lambda Coronae Borealis was a unary star system in the Alpha Quadrant. 
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Lambda Coronae Borealis system was visible from Earth in the constellation Corona Borealis. It was approximately 135.5 light years from Sol.
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
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Lambda Geminorum

Lambda Geminorum was a star system inside Klingon space in the Beta Quadrant. It was a binary star system with a pair of stars named Lambda Geminorum A and Lambda Geminorum B.
== Stellar Cartography == 
The Lambda Geminorum system was visible from Earth in the constellation . It was approximately 100.9 light years from Sol.
In 2256, the system's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
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Lamont D. Thompson

Lamont D. Thompson is the actor who appeared as an alien pilgrim in the first season episode . His costume was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. Thompson is credited as "N.D. Alien Pilgrim" in the end credits of the episode and filmed his scenes on Wednesday on Paramount Stage 8 and 18.
Thompson has also appeared on such television shows as (starring Kelsey Grammer), (starring Scott Lawrence), Complete Savages (starring Keith Carradine), (with Larry Cedar), (with Steve Vinovich), Huff (with Matt McCoy and Anton Yelchin), and (2007, starring William Shatner and John Larroquette, with Henry Gibson, Pamela Segall, and Ivar Brogger). In 2006, he had a recurring role on , working with the likes of Daphne Ashbrook, Rosalind Chao, Alan Dale, and Michael Nouri.
In 2007, Thompson made his film debut as a police officer in , featuring Gregg Daniel, Bruce Gray, William Dennis Hunt, Harve Presnell, Tucker Smallwood, and Ruth Williamson.
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