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Springball

Springball was a Bajoran game that was played by two people at a time, as a sort of full contact handball. The players attempted to hit the ball inside a clearly marked oval on the far wall without hitting the foul zones. The players could "body check" each other to disrupt a shot or to steal a shot of their own, but no punching or kicking was allowed. A player could also grab the ball out of the air with an ungloved hand, but then had to stand in place and throw the ball off the wall to set up a "shot" with the glove – only a hit with the glove could . ( )
In 2344, during the Occupation, the Bajoran Springball Association released a new scorecard for springball. ()
Vedek Bareil Antos religiously kept up with the standings in the Bajoran Springball Championship, and was a player himself. Kira Nerys was an avid player of springball, and even had Chief Miles O'Brien design a springball holosuite program. ()
Vedek Tonsa was an excellent springball player; one of the best on Deep Space 9, according to Kira. Sarish Rez, who was terrible at the game, hoped to arrange a game with Tonsa to give Sarish a chance to talk to him about supporting Shakaar Edon in the Vedek Assembly. ()
In 2370, Nog stole Kira's springball racket, only for her to discover it two years later as he was selling off all 'his' possessions prior to attending Starfleet Academy. ()
In 2373, O'Brien hid Kira's springball racket, as she was carrying his child at that time, and he didn't want her to take any risks. ()
In 2374, when Julian Bashir was unknowingly subjected to a Section 31 holographic simulation, Bashir tricked the simulated O'Brien into giving himself away by claiming O'Brien had dislocated his shoulder playing springball. When O'Brien said it was fine, Bashir told him the injury was in fact acquired from kayaking, allowing Bashir to know that the situation was unreal. ()
In 2383, Sherwyns invited Ensign Brad Boimler to join the springball tournament, as there was a position open. Boimler did rather poorly, as he was brutally checked by Lieutenant Shaxs, though his screaming was noticed by the Bajoran, who then invited him to join his Bajoran dirge choir. ()
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Sqill

Sqill was a mutual acquaintance of Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler. 
Sometime in 2380, Boimler misidentified the position of Sqill's side, evoking the latter clarification that, "That's my dorsal". 
Later that year, while Mariner and Lieutenant Barbara Brinson were swapping stories about their adventures with Boimler, the two both laughed after Mariner recalled the incident. ()
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SquAaron

SquAaron was a half-, half- hybrid; the progeny of an illicit relationship between Quadralon and Radiara, the children of Cube leader Sexagus and Orb leader Spheronius respectively. It had, according to Radiara, "far too much energy".
SquAaron was conceived in 2382, amidst peace talks between the Orbs and Cubes aboard the . Quadralon and Radiara presented it to their parents, along with the announcement of their union, to end the shape war that their delegations had been waging over their apparent disappearances. Sexagus and Spheronius were immediately enchanted by SquAaron and declared their renewed commitment to peace, via the 
"Treaty of SquAaron". ()
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Squaluformus

Squaluformus was a genus of aquatic lifeforms native to the planet Denkir IV.
The names of species and sub-species and illustrations of them were seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
=== List of species and sub-species ===
* Squaluformus vino
** Squaluformus vino shiro
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Squaluformus vino

The Squaluformus vino was an aquatic lifeform of the genus Squaluformus, native to the planet Denkir IV. Subspecies of this species included the Squaluformus vino shiro.
An illustration of this lifeform with its species name was seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
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Squaluformus vino shiro

The Squaluformus vino shiro was an aquatic lifeform of the genus Squaluformus and a subspecies of the Squaluformus vino species, native to the planet Denkir IV.
An illustration of this lifeform with its species name was seen on the chart "Evolution of Intelligent Life on Planet Denkir IV". (, )
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Squeak

A squeak was a high-pitched noise.
In 2151, a persistent squeak coming from under the deck plating of drove Captain Jonathan Archer nuts, until its eventual repair in 2152. () claimed to have repaired it, but it nevertheless continued until the automated repair station finally fixed it for good. Archer commented that he thought there might be a gremlin under the plates causing the problem. ()
In 2154, Dr. Phlox described the sounds he heard as "bangs, squeaks, rattling chains". ()
Squeezing

Squeezing was the act of applying pressure to a fruit or vegetable in order to extract the juice.
In 2374, Julian Bashir asked Quark where his kava juice was. The bartender explained that the roots were still being squeezed, and offered him replicated kava juice instead. Bashir said he and Miles O'Brien would wait. ()
In 2376, after Tuvok seemed to react favorably to Neelix's anthraxic citrus peel, orange juice with just a hint of papalla seed extract, Neelix said he's start squeezing a second . ()
==See also==
* Squeeze bottle
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Srivani

The Srivani were a warp-capable humanoid species from the Delta Quadrant. They featured large skin structures over their ears and mottled, colored portions between their forehead and their jaw.
==Society and culture==
The Srivani believed that experimentation on other sentient species was an acceptable method of gaining medical knowledge, which they claimed might cure physical and psychological disorders that affected millions, but only for the benefit of their own people. They expressed this attitude with an air of casual, superior arrogance.
Their normal method of experimentation involved using a phase variance of 0.15 to render themselves, their ships and their devices both invisible and intangible. They then attached to the hull of a passing starship and spent several weeks carrying out experiments on the crew. These experiments ranged from changes in body chemistry to complex DNA manipulation carried out by genetic tags attached to the host DNA base pairs. These tags utilized a sub-molecular technology well beyond anything developed by Starfleet. The Srivani did not usually go out of their way to kill a test subject, but considered minimal fatalities as well as deformities acceptable. Their protocols required them not to communicate with the subjects of their experiments. Alzen, a Srivani scientist, broke these protocols by speaking to the crew of the USS Voyager, but she did so only after being discovered, and under some duress.
==History==
In 2374, for a period of at least several weeks a group of at least fifty-six Srivani used the as a testing ground. The experiments included adjusting the DNA of Commander Chakotay to make him prematurely age and stimulating the dormant Mylean DNA in Neelix, causing him to express the DNA handed down from his Mylean great-grandfather. They also forced Captain Janeway to become increasingly erratic by increasing her dopamine levels. 
They were discovered by Seven of Nine and The Doctor, who revealed them to the rest of the crew. Since their technology could not be defeated, Janeway flew Voyager at a nearby binary pulsar, almost destroying the ship. The Srivani, realizing that they could be killed, retreated, losing one ship in the process. ()
== Background information ==
The Srivani were not named in dialogue. Their name comes from the shooting script.
All Srivani were played by female performers. The states the Srivani to be androgynous.
They were profiled in .
The Srivani were mentioned in the Pocket Books DS9 Abyss as being from the Delta Quadrant and a possible future threat to the Federation.
For , Glenn Hetrick pitched that Rayner be Srivani. While the Srivani were considered "a lot of baggage to take on story-wise," production decided to "do something like that [makeup]," in bringing back the Kellerun. (Star Trek: The Art of Glenn Hetrick's Alchemy Studios, p. 161)
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Stable

A stable was a facility in which to keep horses.
Lucien mentioned stables as one of the things sorcerer-contractors could build. ()
The concubine Karana lived outside the Imperial stables. ()
In 2369, Geordi La Forge surmised to William T. Riker that a missing Captain Picard had headed to the stables on the Arkaria Base. ()
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Stacey Abrams (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We could not have asked for a better guest in this last month before the 2020 election, than Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate Stacey Abrams. After running a hard fought campaign for governor, Abrams went on to found her organization, Fair Fight. Somehow, this powerhouse finds time between fighting for voter rights, delivering political commentary, and, yes, writing romance novels, to also maintain her status as a massive fan of Star Trek. Hosts Tawny Newsome and Paul F. Tompkins talk to Abrams about politics, ethics, and one of her favorite episodes of .
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Stacey Carino

Stacey Carino is a stuntwoman and stunt actress who worked as stunt double for Nikita Ager in the third season episode . She received no credit for her work.
Carino has doubled for stars such as , , , and . She studied stunts under Rick Seaman in his Motion Picture Driving Clinic and cold reading with Zora DeHorter. She was a regular stunt performer and stunt double for lead actress in (2005-06, starring Miguel Ferrer and Jerry O'Connell and Star Trek actors such as Susan Gibney, Lawrence Pressman, Michael Reilly Burke, Christopher Michael, Michael Owen, and stunt performers Kevin Derr and Dorenda Moore.
Carino has performed in several other television series, including stunt performances in (starring Melinda Clarke), , (2005, starring Gabrielle Union, with John Pyper-Ferguson and Regi Davis, and stunts by Jarrid Eddo), (2005), (2005), (2006, directed by Marc Buckland, and with Derek Mears), J.J. Abrams' (2005 & 2006 both coordinated and alongside Shauna Duggins), (2007), and (2007, with fellow stunt performers Greg Barnett and Brian Hite).
Carino has also performed in several feature films such as (2003, with Max Grodénchik, Mark Kiely, Michael Bofshever, and stuntmen Todd Bryant and Gene LeBell), (2005, with William Shatner, Diedrich Bader, Faith Minton, and stunt performers Darlene Williams, Chuck Hicks, and Eddie Braun), (2005), (2005), (2005, with Ethan Phillips, Noa Tishby, Randy Oglesby, Glenn Morshower, and stunts by Doug Coleman, Justin Sundquist, Christopher Leps, and Spice Williams), (2006), (2006), and (2007).
She later provided stunt work for the action film Bare Knuckles (2008, with Bridgett Riley, Spice Williams-Crosby, Boni Yanagisawa, Dana Dru Evenson, Erica Grace, Katie Rowe, and Rosine "Ace" Hatem) and for (2008, with fellow stunt performers Shauna Duggins, Kevin Derr, Ian Eyre, and Derek Mears). In 2008 she made her debut as stunt coordinator for Haunted Echoes with Star Trek guest actor Kevin McCorkle. Carino is serving as secretary for the "United Stuntwomen's Association (USA)".
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Stacie Foster

Stacie Foster is an actress who played Lieutenant Bartel in the sixth season episode .
Prior to her appearance on Star Trek, Foster had a featured part in (1990, with Patricia Tallman, Tony Todd, and Tom Towles) and guest roles in episodes of (1991, with Lark Voorhies) and Reasonable Doubts (1992, with Leslie Jordan and Fionnula Flanagan).
Further appearances include (1994, with Joseph Ruskin, Dana Sparks, and Kevin Carr), (1995, with Robert O'Reilly and Kane Hodder), and Cyber-Tracker II (1995, with Anthony De Longis, John Kassir, Stephen Rowe and Athena Massey) as well as guest parts in episodes of California Dreams (1994), (1996, with Charlie Brill and David Lee Smith), Baywatch Nights (1996), (1997, with Robin Christopher), (1997, with Richard Lee Jackson), and USA High (1998, with Nicholas Guest and Lilyan Chauvin).
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Stacy Fouche

Stacy Fouche is an actress who appeared as an Enterprise crewmember in several first season episodes of . As a background actress she received no credit for her appearances and was identified by the call sheets for the episodes.
Fouche earned a BA in Communication Arts from Howard University and studied acting under Robert Carnegie, Martin Barter, Cameron Thor, and Steve Eastin. She appeared in several stage plays including leading roles in "Raisin in the Sun", "In the Middle of the Night", "Ladies at the Alamo", "Waiting for Lefty", and "Key Exchange", and supporting parts in "Dreamgirls" and "Inquest".
Beside her work on Enterprise she had guest roles in (2006, with Erich Anderson and Carlos LaCamara) and (2006, with Enterprise stunt coordinator Vince Deadrick, Jr.) and was featured as an ER Nurse in four episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful (2005-2006, with Schae Harrison, Sabrina Morris, and Loren Lester). Other acting parts include (starring Tahj D. Mowry) and . Independent productions include Darlene's Cousin, Loss, A Christmas Story and Rap' the movie.
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Staff meeting

A staff meeting was a type of meeting where staff discussed business.
At staff meetings, it was protocol for the senior officer to speak for their s. ()
In 2368, Ms. interrupted a staff meeting to ask Worf about setting up placement examinations for his son Alexander. Worf told her it was not a good time and said he'd call her later. ()
In 2369, Admiral Rollman remarked to Commander Sisko, "That Bajoran woman you have working for you interrupted a staff meeting to tell me how she disapproves of your handling of this asylum matter." ()
In 2371, when discussing the senior staff conference room aboard , Captain Janeway remarked "Starfleet's most up to date vessel and they still can't design a comfortable place to hold a meeting." ()
In 2375, Sarina Douglas expressed her relief at spending time with Julian Bashir's fellow Deep Space 9 crewmembers rather than her fellow Institute patients. She commented, "I felt so comfortable around them. I didn't have to worry that someone was going to throw a tantrum, or break into tears all of a sudden." Bashir assured her that they only exhibited that behavior during staff meetings. ()
Whatley enjoyed raktajino during staff meetings. ()
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Staff officer

A staff officer was any member of a group of officers, enlisted, and civilian personnel on a starship, starbase, or planetary base, who were responsible for the administrative, operational, and logistical support. Collectively, they were known as the senior staff or command crew. These officers held seniority positions in their departments, but were not necessarily senior officers. ()
Members of the senior staff presided over their department heads; some department heads were also members of the senior staff. (; ; ) At staff meetings it was protocol for the senior officer to speak for their departments. ()
First Minister Shakaar Edon had but a single member for his senior staff: Sarish Rez, who titled himself as "the First Minister's adjutant." () 
==Senior staff positions==
The following positions could have been considered as senior staff positions:
*Commanding officer
*First officer (; )
*Second officer
*Third officer
*Chief communications officer
*Chief science officer ()
*Chief medical officer (; ; )
*Chief tactical officer
*Chief helmsman
*Chief navigator
*Chief conn officer ()
*Chief engineer (; )
*Head counselor
*Chief of security ()
*Chief of operations (; )
*Strategic operations officer
*Intelligence officer
*Head stellar cartographer
== See also ==
* Junior staff
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Stained glass

Stained glass windows were a form of art on Earth, originally used to visualize biblical writings for those that could not read.
A stained glass image of a bowl of fruit appeared in the window of Feinberg's Loan and Pawn in 1986. ()
The Human settlers brought to Terralysium by the red angel in 2053 created windows to honor their cobbled-together religious iconography, including a Christian cross, a Jewish Star of David, Hinduism, Shinto, Wicca, Sikhism, a yin and yang of Taoism, and an Islamic star and crescent. In 2257, Commander Michael Burnham identified the windows as lasting over two hundred years. ()
The church created for the 19th century-set Fair Haven holoprogram included stained glass windows. ()
File: Fruit stained glass.png|A stained glass inset
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Stalking

Stalking was the act of following someone in a threatening manner without their consent. It was also a common practice used in prey.
After hearing Tolian Soran speak negatively of time – calling it a predator that stalked one, always killing in the end – Jean-Luc Picard discussed Soran's sentiment with William T. Riker, saying he did not share that view. ()
In 2373, Q accused the of stalking him. ()
In 2377, Deanna Troi, surprised to meet up with Reginald Barclay at the , scolded him for following her on vacation, as she deemed it inappropriate for a therapist's patient to do so. ()
A of stalking was a court martial offense in Starfleet. Following the Attack on Mars, Commander Raffi Musiker was court martialed for thirteen offenses, including stalking Vice Admiral Kathryn Janeway. The note remained on her personnel file through 2401. ()
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Stan Ivar

Stan Ivar is the actor who played Mark Johnson in the first season episode and as an illusion of Johnson in the second season episode . He was also seen on photographs in the episodes , , , , and "Persistence of Vision".
Ivar was previously a regular performer on , , and . He appeared in (1989, featuring Stephen Collins and Teri Hatcher, and (1991, with Vanessa Williams, Jordan Lund, Branscombe Richmond, Brenan Baird and James Nardini). 
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Stand-Off!

Stand Off! 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the extraordinary voyages of the starship Enterprise--
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer : Len Wein
* Artists:
** Gray Morrow (interior art)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Agustin Mas (letter art)
** Joe Brozowski and Steve Montano (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Pavel Chekov
; Saavik
==References==
Staples Center

The Staples Center was a multi-purpose arena in Downtown Los Angeles. Statues of basketball players stood near the entrance to the arena. It was on the same street as the Los Angeles Convention Center and Tom's Urban.
In 2024, a car chase involving Seven of Nine in a stolen police car and the Los Angeles Police Department came to an end in front of this building when Seven braked her car. Before she and her companion Raffaela Musiker were apprehended by the cops, they were beamed to a location near Highway 14. ()
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Star-Crossed

No-win scenario 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Rachel Ketchum (pencil art)
** Mark Heike (inking)
** Ray Murtaugh (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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Star-Crossed: A Bright Particular Star

==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Rachel Ketchum (pencil art)
** Mark Heike (inking)
** Ray Murtaugh (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Sonia Hillios (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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Star-Crossed Part 2: Loved Not Wisely...

Cross-roads 
==Background information==
===Creators===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Howard Weinstein
* Artists: 
** Rachel Ketchum (pencil art)
** Mark Heike (inking)
** Ray Murtaugh (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jason Palmer (cover art)
* Editor: Margaret Clark
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Star Base 80 Famous Chunky Sauce

Star Base 80 Famous Chunky Sauce was a food kiosk on Starbase 80 that sold the eponymous sauce.
In 2382, Beckett Mariner pulled Sam Rutherford away from the sauce, calling it "cursed", despite station commander Kassia Nox telling her it was great and that she ate it every day. Mariner replied, "Uncovered and unrefrigerated? Ugh, that's a pass." Later, Nox and Mariner hid behind the stand from crew members who had been cognitively debilitated by anaphasic lifeform possession. The afflicted crew damaged the stand, breaking off part of its name sign. ()
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Star Fleet Intelligence Manual

Star Fleet Intelligence Manual
== Summary ==
;From the cover
:He said three things before he died…
:- Never use Code 2 when Romulans are about!
:- If your contact does not know why Denebian slime devils never attack Telerites, kill him!
:- And for God's sake, be careful with matter/antimatter charges!
:Add espionage and intrigue to your campaign with the Star Fleet Intelligence Manual.
:* The 96-page players' book, the Agent's Orientation Sourcebook, contains the history and organization of Star Fleet Intelligence Command, operating procedures for field agents, and gadgets from the deluxe security system briefcase to anti-laser aerosol.
:* The 80-page Game Operations Manual provides the gamemaster with front organizations and current missions, guidelines for judging new skill and equipment use, and information on other intelligence organizations, such as the Klingon Diplomatic Corps and the Andorian Corps of Enforcers.
:The world of archagents and undercover missions awaits you in the Star Fleet Intelligence Manual!
== Contents ==
== Credits ==
* Editor-in-Chief: L. Ross Babcock III
* Senior Editor: Donna Ippolito
* Production Manager: Jordan K. Weisman
* Art Director: Dana Knutson
* Layout and Typesetting: Tara Gallagher
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