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Snell

Snell was a Dilmerian who lived on Dilmer III in the late 24th century.
In 2382, Lieutenant junior grades Beckett Mariner, D'Vana Tendi, and T'Lyn visited Dilmer III in search of technology left behind by the of an alternate reality. The trio quickly aroused Snell's suspicions when they denied having any globbers to pay for tickets to a bonfire he was promoting. He proceeded to follow them to a shuttle crash site where the trio recovered Lieutenant Commander Data's head and managed to temporarily fool Snell.
However, a transporter mishap left the three stranded for a year of relative time during which they were relentlessly stalked by Snell. Snell witnessed Tendi talking to Data's active head, tied her and T'Lyn up, and brought an angry mob to deal with "witches." However, Data freed the two before they proceed to bail Mariner out of jail, before Snell arrived with a mob. When he tried exposing Data's head, believing it to be in Tendi's satchel, he found instead a giant grape with a face painted on it, humiliating himself in front of the other Dilmerians who already had a low opinion of Snell, thus preserving the Prime Directive. Snell chased the three out of town, but they were beamed out by the before he could catch up, leaving Snell disgruntled. ()
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Sniper

A sniper was a person who used an accurate long-distance weapon, such as a sniper rifle, on far off targets.
In 2024, while stuck in the Bell Riots, Julian Bashir suggested that the police would put snipers on the roofs across the street from their location and shoot them one at a time. ()
MACO Corporal R. Ryan was a sniper. ()
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Snow

Snow was the formation of frozen water droplets high in a planet's atmosphere. It was white in color and required a temperature below 0 °C to hold its form.
Snow was extremely common on Andoria, () and could also be found on mountains on Earth. (; ) The Arctic Circle on Earth was also a region full of snow. ()
In 2151, Travis Mayweather told Malcolm Reed that he only saw snow twice in his life when the two went to an away mission onto "Archer's Comet" which was rich of snow and ice. After he fell down a crater, Mayweather wished he would never see snow again. ()
In 2285, Doctor David Marcus was amazed that snow was located in the same sector as the tropical land on the planet . ()
In 2364, Wesley Crusher and a friend of his joined a holodeck program which recreated the Denubian Alps. They went to the program for skiing lessons and later had a snowball battle. One snowball hit Captain Picard by accident. ()
In Data's recreation of the holonovel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, it was snowing outside a window. ()
While trying to speak casually with Commander Riker, Ensign Sam Lavelle stated that Canada and Alaska both got a lot of snow. ()
In 2369, when the thoughts of the Deep Space 9 crew were becoming reality, snow appeared on the space station's promenade. Odo predicted that there would be five or six centimeters of snow and asked if the environmental controls had broken down. ()
In Captain Picard's version of the Nexus, he celebrated Christmas with his family while snow fell outside. ()
Before leaving Earth in the late 3180s, Starfleet Admiral Senna Tal saw snow for sentimental reasons.()
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So Good

"So Good" was an Earth song by Jaco Prince that was known in the early 21st century. 
The song played when Jean-Luc Picard entered Guinan's bar at 10 Forward Avenue in 2024. ()
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Uh-huh, Mm-hmm,
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I was lost
In a place
Where my soul felt no desire
I was lost 
And I thought I lost it all
Here you are 
In my place
And my heart is set on fire 
Here you are...
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So Near the Touch

A very special tale by George Takei (Mr. Sulu), Peter David, & Gray Morrow 
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* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers: George Takei and Peter David
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** Robert Greenberger (credited as "dean of students")
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Soap opera

Soap operas were a televised form of entertainment from Earth, focusing on the exploration of Human relationships.
In 2373 when the was sent back in time to Earth, 1996, Kes and Neelix were assigned to monitor Earth communication broadcasts, including television, and got caught up in one particular soap opera. In that soap opera, one of the characters, Blaine, realized that the son he had with Jessica was actually fathered by his twin brother . He felt distressed by the revelation, leading Jessica to stress that she loved him. ()
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Social problem

A social problem was a condition or behavior that negatively affected a large number of people and was widely recognized as an issue that needed to be ed.
Howard Clark said to Jean-Luc Picard, "First contact was made by a Klingon expedition seventy years ago. Since then, the new technology has been available to the Ventaxians. They simply are not interested in it. Virtually no social problems to be found on this planet, In fact, I would have described their society as idyllic until--" ()
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Social skills

Social skills were used to communicate with others daily in a variety of ways including verbal, non-verbal, written and visual.
While celebrating the christening of the new quantum slipstream drive aboard in 2375, Seven decided to partake in some champagne in effort to perfect her social skills. Upon drinking a single of champagne, she became drunk, and experienced what she described as the "malfunctioning" of her "visual processors and motor cortex." Upon the discovery of Seven having a blood synthehol level of 0.5, The Doctor escorted her to Sickbay to give her an injection of inaprovaline to counteract the effects. ()
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Sociopath

A sociopath was someone exhibiting sociopathy, a casual disregard for the concerns of others.
Lon Suder was considered a sociopath. ()
Iko, a Nygean, was prone to sociopathic behavior. This was the result of a birth defect, causing a part of his brain (analogous to the Human pineal gland) to be detached from the rest. ()
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Socks

Socks were fabric garments that covered one's feet, worn beneath shoes. 
In 2022, when a time travelling La'an Noonien-Singh and an alternate James T. Kirk sought to blend into 21st century Toronto, they stole a set of clothes from a Roots which had a sale display for thermal socks outside the fitting room. ()
Prior to departing from a deuterium mining planet, gave Q'ell a PADD containing the schematics for as a parting gift, adding, "you said you like to look at starships. This one'll knock your socks off." ()
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Captain Keene of the wore gray–black socks while being treated in the ship's infirmary in August 2151. ()
Doctor Paul Stubbs was wearing green wool socks when relaxing in his guest quarters aboard the . ()
During bachelorhood, Miles O'Brien had the habit of always leaving his socks on the floor of his quarters every night, as his wife Keiko had explained to Data and Jenna D'Sora in 2367. When Miles and Keiko got married, she made the mistake of picking his socks up a few times, but eventually came to the realization that if she kept it up she would doing it for he rest of her life, so she stopped, figuring that Miles would get the message and do it himself. Ten days later, the sock pile stood half a meter high, and after two weeks, she couldn't stand it anymore and she bundled them up and put them in the cleaning processor, and had continued to do it to that day. While Miles denied the socks were ever piled that high, he did say that she did a very good job at taking care of his socks. ()
Lieutenant Worf wore brown wool socks during his paralysis in 2368. ()
Jake Sisko typically wore colorful socks matching his outfits. ()
Starfleet uniform socks in the 2360s and 2370s were black. (; ) 
The of the early 2380s were typically worn with white socks. Captain Dayton was so insistent that the bridge of the be kept in brand-new condition, that she had her bridge officers remove their boots on the bridge, serving their shift with just socks on their feet. ()
A briefcase of socks was among the various items Ensign Brad Boimler's friends stashed on his former bunk after he transferred to the in 2380. ()
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Ferengi in the 22nd century wore colorful socks. ()
The Andorian Thy'lek Shran was wearing dark socks while being treated by the Aenar in their underground city. ()
The Ferengi Zek wore colored wool socks. ()
Norvo Tigan wore black socks when he took off his shoes and sobered up on his bed. ()
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Sofie Calderon

Sofie Calderon is an actress who appeared as a science division crewman in the first season episode . As a performer she received no credit for this appearance and was identified by the call sheet for the episode. Calderon shot her scene in the mess hall on on Paramount Stage 8.
Calderon earned her BA from the University in San Antonio and studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and under coaches Ivana Chubbuck, Larry Moss, and Jennifer Rincon. She performed in stage plays such as "MacBeth", "Blade to the Heat", "Lysistrata", and on the CBS "Diversity Showcase".
She appeared in the fantasy comedy Being John Malkovich (1999, with Willie Garson, Richard Fancy, Patti Tippo, Andy Dick, and Winona Ryder), the short films The King (2002, with Jenna Z. Wilson) and Long Story Short (2004), the comedy Breaking the Fifth (2004, with Frank Langella), the comedy Outta Sync (2006, with Mark Chaet and Cecelia Specht), and in the drama The God Project (2008, with Troy Brenna and Damon Williams).
Guest roles include Whoopi Goldberg’s (2003, starring Jenifer Lewis, with Michelle Horn), The Shield (2004, with Michael Jace, Jay Karnes, Benito Martinez, and Rif Hutton), Criminal Minds (2007, with Billy Brown and Kenneth Meseroll), and Heroes (2009, with Cristine Rose and Jon Donahue).
More recently she portrayed Celia in the drama Xander Cohen (2010) on which she also worked as producer. The film features Trek performers Paul Dooley, Troy Brenna, and Susan Pingleton. She also appeared in the pilot episode of the drama series Rex Is Not Your Lawyer (2010, with Julia Nickson and Arne Starr).
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Softside magazine - May 1980 (podcast)

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:Want to program your own Enterprise bridge monitor? For the home computer hobbyist in , SoftSide magazine published a glimpse behind the scenes of along with the code to create bridge monitor graphics! The Trek Files looks back at the groundbreaking design work of TMP with David C. Fein, producer of the .
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Sokel

Captain Sokel was a Vulcan male who served as the commanding officer of the by 2381. He had a meditation lamp and a copy of the Kir'Shara in his quarters. 
Sokel frequently admonished one of his junior officers, T'Lyn, for performing needless tasks beyond the scope of her duties– such as enhancing sensors. Though he permitted the Sh'vhal to investigate when the enhanced sensors detected metreon particles in System 7743.8, Sokel ordered T'Lyn to spend two days in meditation due to her emotional behavior.
The Sh'vhal not only discovered that the metreon emissions had been caused by a Varuvian bomb detonated by Pakleds, but came across the Pakled Clumpship and the Klingon Bird of Prey Che'Ta' attacking the USS Cerritos. The Sh'vhal intervened and took fire from the Pakleds and Klingons, damaging its shields. T'Lyn offered Sokel a regenerative shield amplifier she had developed as a personal project. Though the protocol was untested, he implemented it, and shields rose to 120%. The Che'Ta broke off its attack, and the Sh'vhal helped the Cerritos drive off the Pakleds.
Though Sokel noted that T'Lyn's actions had likely saved the ship. he deemed her lack of emotional control as a liability and informed her that instead of having her returned to Vulcan as she expected, he had recommended that she be transferred to a Starfleet vessel, believing her instincts made her possibly a better fit to serve with Humans. Though T'Lyn protested what she saw as an unusually harsh punishment, he stated that his decision was final. ()
When T'Lyn told Beckett Mariner what had brought her to the Cerritos, Mariner deemed Sokel's decision to have been unfair and illogical, something T'Lyn ended up agreeing with. ()
Later that year, Sokel was on the bridge when Badgey infected the Federation's subspace relay network, impacting the Sh'vahls computers. ()
Later, after hearing of the Cerritos success in dismantling Nick Locarno's Nova Fleet, Sokel attempted to contact T'Lyn. She was certain his intent was to offer her a chance to transfer back, although T'Lyn ultimately declined by ignoring the transmission, proving that his initial assessment that Starfleet could be a better environment for her was correct. ()
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Sol Kaplan

Sol Kaplan was a prolific film and television music composer who scored two episodes of .
Kaplan began as a concert pianist, then, beginning in 1941, he wrote music for dozens of Hollywood films. These include Rawhide (1951, with Jeff Corey), (1953, with Willard Sage), (1953, with Hamilton Camp) and The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965, with Walter Gotell). He was blacklisted for a while in the 1950s after appearing before the House Un-American Activities Committee. During this period he scored (1954), produced by fellow blacklisted filmmakers.
He died of lung cancer in 1990.
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Solais V

Solais V was the inhabited fifth planet of the Solais system. This planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Solari, a humanoid species. 
In 2365, after fifteen centuries of warfare, the two warring Solari factions were on the brink of mutual extinction. 
That year, Riva was called in to mediate peace negotiations on the planet when he was attacked and his chorus was killed at the site of the historic Battle of Zambrano, located on the northern hemisphere of the planet.
Despite the great loss, Riva remained on Solais V to continue the negotiations. ()
In late 2371, the under Kasidy Yates hauled a shipment of duridium ore to the planet. The Xhosa was scheduled to return to Deep Space 9 about a month later. ()
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Solais system

The Solais system was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. There were at least five planets in this system, including Solais V, which was the homeworld for the humanoid Solari.
In 2365, the Federation starship ferried a mediator to Solais V. He was there to negotiate a peace to a centuries long planetary conflict. ()
In 2371, the ferried cargo to Solais V. ()
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Solar Odyssey

"Solar Odyssey" was a science fiction story written by Benny Russell for the August 1953 issue of Incredible Tales magazine. It was also referenced on the cover of the December 1952 issue in a blurb about another story by the same author, "This Island Mars", and on the cover of the April 1953 issue, right under Russell's story "Bad Day at Red Rock". ()
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Solar collector

A solar collector was a large device made of orange material which could be used to collect solar energy for power.
During the 's ten years marooned on Ysida, Captain Chakotay used solar collectors to recharge the ship's emergency power cells, having ejected the Protostars antimatter and proto-core. However, the solar collectors lost efficiency each year. ()
When the Protostar was turned into a sailing ship, the solar collectors served the dual purpose of sails and a power source. However, while circling the maelstrom containing the deuterium gas that the ship needed, the solar collectors were torn off by the wind, leaving the Protostar with limited power remaining. Hologram Janeway shut herself down and redirected all of the remaining power to the ship's Bussard collectors as a result. ()
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Solar sail

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A solar sail was a structure that formed a method of propulsion based on the reflection of photons. A spacecraft with solar sails was known as a lightship or sailship.
Bajoran lightships were equipped with solar sails which could be individually ejected in the event of an emergency. It was discovered that these sails also made them capable of faster-than-light speeds and interstellar travel due to the presence of tachyon eddies in the Bajoran system. The Bajorans used solar sails as early as the 16th century, and continued to do so until as late as the 21st century. ()
The Orions once relied on solar sailships for travel, though not for hundreds of years as of the 24th century. However, sailships continued to be used for recreation. Solar sailing was available as a sporting activity in at least some Orion high schools. ()
As of 2259, the R'ongovian flagship was an antiquated solar sailship that was only brought out for ceremonial occasions. ()
During the Whale Probe crisis of 2286, the chief engineer of the attempted to use a makeshift solar sail to focus and absorb radiation from a nearby sun, with the hopes of generating power to keep life support systems online. ()
In 2371, Benjamin Sisko built a lightship that employed a solar sail for propulsion after a visit to Bajor, and took it out into space with his son, Jake, as a traveling companion. ()
In its deployed form, the Son'a collector appeared to have a structure similar in appearance to solar sails though they operated in a different manner. ()
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For background information specific to the development of the Bajoran lightship, see Bajoran lightship.
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The Star Trek: New Frontier After the Fall reveals the Romulan use an ion glide solar sail for covert propulsion.
In The Rings of Time, recalls in the year 2020, that solar sails were used aboard some of Earth's satellites to help maintain their orbit.
In the novel Ghost Ship, set in 2364, Wesley Crusher suggests using a solar sail to escape from an alien creature without attracting its attention, but William Riker says the method would be too slow. 
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Solid (slang)

"Solid" was the Changeling pejorative for mono-form species who were not capable of changing their form at will (typically humanoids). The Founders, after constant persecution at the hands of Solids, actively sought to bring "order" to the galaxy by controlling all Solids through the Jem'Hadar and Vorta. ()
The Changelings had the power to turn one of their own into a solid, which was used as a punishment for a severe crime. () It was also possible for an infant Changeling to turn a solid into a Changeling, at least one that had been a Changeling previously, by integrating itself into the body of the solid. In the only known case of this occuring, the infant Changeling died in the process, though it might have been because it was already dying from radiation poisoning. ()
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Solomon

King Solomon was a Biblical ruler who was renowned for his wisdom. It was later revealed, in 2269, that the immortal Flint was indeed the former King Solomon. ()
Solomon once had to choose between two women who claimed the same child. His solution for identifying the true parent was accomplished by threatening to cut the child in half, knowing that no real mother could ever agree to the death of her child.
Spock faced a similar situation when he was forced to choose who the "real" Captain Kirk was, when confronted by both the real Kirk and an impostor, Captain Garth.
Spock was able to deduce that at the time of the struggle between Kirk and Garth, the victor in the struggle, which Spock assumed would be Garth, due to Kirk's depleted condition. However, because the struggle was inconclusive, Spock was forced to use other means to make his determination – which led to Spock getting hit on the head by Garth. Although ultimately successful, Kirk was unsure if that was a method King Solomon would have approved of. ()
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Solomon Burke, Jr.

Solomon Burke, Jr. is an actor and musician who portrayed the Starfleet crewman throughout the entire run of . Burke, Jr. received no credit for his appearances until his final performance in the fourth season episode where he was credited as "Ensign" in the end credits. Behind the scenes footage of Burke, Jr. can be seen on the ENT Season 1 DVD special "Enterprise Outtakes". He was also featured in an extended deleted scene in sickbay from the episode which was later available on the ENT Season 2 DVD.
Burke is the son of Grammy Award-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Famer (1940–2010), a legendary soul and blues musician. In addition to acting, Burke has followed his father's footsteps and performs as a musician at various venues around Los Angeles, California, with his bands "The Position", who recently released their second album, and "Vanity Fair". 
Besides his appearances on Enterprise, Burke's other credits include featured parts in (2001, with Rick Worthy, Raymond Cruz, Ethan Dampf, Clint Lilley, Marianne Lewis, and Manny Perry) in (2002, with John Billingsley, Biff Yeager, James Lashly, Stephen Root, and Scott L. Treger).
Following Enterprise, Burke, Jr. appeared in episodes of What About Brian (2006, with John Fleck, Amanda Foreman, and Bahni Turpin), (2010, 2012 & 2013, with Kevin Rahm, Don Stark, Josh Clark, Lorinne Vozoff, Lee Faranda, Scott Hill, Denney Pierce, and Ator Tamras), United States of Tara (2011), Love Bites (2011, with Greg Grunberg), , and . He later appeared in (2015, with Rachael Harris, Pat Healy, Momo Yashima, and Derek Mears), (2017, with Chien Funan, Al Burke, Kenneth Beck, and Larry Krask), and the musical Revival! (2017).
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