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Haubold

Ensign Haubold was a female Human who served as a Starfleet operations division security officer aboard the during the early 2380s.
She was in the bar when the rage virus broke out in 2380, and was firing her phaser at the rage zombies along with several other crewmembers. ()
She was later present when Lieutenant Shaxs introduced Ensign Sam Rutherford to the "bear pack" as a new security officer. She later cheered on Rutherford's decision to return to engineering. ()
She and two other security officers joined Shaxs and Commander Ransom to respond to a number of security issues, including an unauthorized airlock ejection, a missing computer core, and an attack on a Drookmani ship. ()
She was in the corridor speaking with an Antaran ensign as Beckett Mariner walked by, reading "Tips for Remaining Starfleet Uniform Compliant". Later, she was present at Shaxs' funeral service following the battle with the Pakleds. ()
Captain Carol Freeman had this officer and the same Antaran ensign stand by outside her ready room to take Beckett Mariner to the brig after Mariner's rogue clean-up mission on Apergos in 2381. ()
She was a member of the away team that was sent to the surface of Frylon IV. ()
She was among the crew pinned in by the Dooplercating Doopler emissary, and was at one point hanging from the ship's ceiling. ()
She later participated in the training drills presented by Shari yn Yem. ()
While the Cerritos was en route to the Kontaran system, she prepared for her R and R in the ship's lounge, where she sat with the Antaran ensign, as Boimler attempted to make Kayshon his bridge buddy nearby. Later, she was dressed in a Beverly Crusher-inspired exercise leotard during her scheduled R and R, when the Cerritos unexpectedly went to red alert. ()
She wore an EV suit as she assisted Shaxs in removing all volatiles from the ship's inventory during the crew's attempt to save the . She then assisted with the removal of the Cerritos hull plates and was one of the last crewmembers to return to the ship. ()
She later played springball on a team with Shaxs against Boimler and Sherwyns. ()
She joined Shaxs and Kayshon in EV suits and type 3 phasers in anticipation of the Breen breaching the ship's hull. ()
She engaged in slam poetry and recited a poem about Worf during a security recreational meeting attended by Brad Boimler. ()
== Holograms ==
A hologram of Haubold appeared in the holoprogram Naked Time, where she was having a three way with holograms of a Haliian lieutenant and a Vulcan ensign. ()
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=== Background information ===
Haubold was originally portrayed as a non-speaking background character until being voiced by Gideon Adlon in the fourth season episode "Empathological Fallacies"; the same episode in which her name was revealed.
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Haunted Honeymoon

Hell in a handbasket!
== Summary ==
After a telepath aboard the falls deathly ill sending the crew of the ship into a realm of nightmares. The crew experiences hell-like illusions.
== Background information ==
* The fourth chapter in the Who Killed Captain Kirk? storyline, this issue was later collected in that book.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists: 
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Helen Vesik (letter art)
** Mitch O'Connell (cover artist)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise-A chief engineer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A security chief.
;Uhura
;M'Ress
;Nancy Bryce
;Konom
;Castille
;Arex
;William Bearclaw
;Elizabeth Sherwood
;Sterno
;Hazzard
;Appel
;Bloemker
;"Moron"
== References ==
;Dante
;Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire : Historical text describing the Roman Empire
;Inferno
;Mentite
;penguin
;wedding
;Weinstein:Medical transport ship.
Have Hot Takes, Will Travel (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Does Gene's Paladin line up with Paladin in the rest of ? Was Gene writing Paladin as Sam Houston? All three of Gene-ologys hosts – Ashley, Earl, and Norman C. Lao – gather to consider the story so far across Gene Roddenberry's early scripts for Have Gun – Will Travel.
== References ==
; ; ; Juliet; ; ; Romeo and Juliet, Sam Houston, scriptwriting; "Hanging of Roy Carter, The"; "Man From Texas, The"; "Monster of Moon Ridge, The"; "Road To Wickenburg, The"
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Haven

Haven was a M-class planet orbiting the primary Beta Cassius. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was inhabited by a humanoid civilization. The planet was renowned for its tranquil beauty to the point that many thought it possessed mystical healing powers, though this claim was unsupported by scientific evidence. According to legend, Haven "has been known to mend souls and heal broken hearts." The planet had at least one moon.
In 2364, the visited Haven to receive Lwaxana Troi and Steven Miller's family. Soon after, a Tarellian starship carrying the last survivors of a plague approached the planet, seeking its reputed healing powers. The ship bypassed the system's stargate and failed to reply to attempts at communication.
First Electorine Valeda Innis entreated Captain Jean-Luc Picard to destroy the Tarellian ship before its crew could disembark and spread the plague to the population. Thanks to the intervention of Wyatt Miller, the Tarellians changed course. ()
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Haven (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise is on its way to an almost magical planet for a little rest and relaxation. But there is no rest for Counselor Troi. Her mother is coming and she is bringing the man Deanna is to wed, along with his family. But he is plagued by images of a dream-girl who is not Deanna. And speaking of plagues, what should the Enterprise do about that ship full of plague ridden people headed for the planet? Rest and relaxation are not on the agenda when we put in the Mission Log.
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Haynes USS Enterprise Press-Out and Build Manual

The Haynes USS Enterprise Press-Out and Build Manual is a papercraft model kit combined with a reference book.
Produced and published by Eight Innovation Ltd under license from Haynes Publishing and CBS Consumer Products, the completed kit forms a 50 centimeter-long cardboard model of the .
== Summary ==
;Publisher's description
:Looking to buy the ultimate gift for a devout Star Trek fan? They'll set their expression to stunned when they open this Haynes manual! Thumb through the first half of this book to get bombarded with fascinating facts and trivia titbits about the USS Enterprise NCC-1701, as it was captained by James T. Kirk in the original TV series.
:Once you've read up on your warp cores, phasers and photon torpedoes, turn to the back pages and press out the cardboard pieces. Once you've got them all, follow the instructions to fold, tuck and connect the bits to create a marvellous model of the original starship that started one of the most loved sci-fi series of all time.
File:Haynes USS Enterprise Press-Out and Build Manual completed model.jpg|Assembled USS Enterprise model
== See also ==
* Star Trek starship miniatures
* Star Trek model kits
== External link ==
* – publisher's site
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Hazardous material

A hazardous material was any material that could cause negative side effects for those coming in contact with them. Those who were responsible for cleaning up such substances were referred to as hazmat. () Bio-mimetic gel was one example of a material that could become hazardous if not properly handled. () 
Transporters were used to dispose of hazardous material as early as 2153. ()
In 2371, Doctor Julian Bashir requested that Ensign Vilix'pran be transferred from his cargo inspection duties, as he didn't want the pregnant crewman coming into contact with hazardous materials. ()
==Types of hazardous materials==
* Biohazard
* Poison
** Heavy metal
* Radiation
* Radioactive waste
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Head (title)

A head was an individual who had the title of a leader or primary person in charge of a specific department, team, or area within an organization.
The colonists on Terra Nova were against a second wave of settlers from Earth, as voiced by opposition head Mark Logan in several hostile transmissions. ()
==Types of heads==
*Department head
*Head Female
*Head of government
*Head nurse
*Head of security
*Head of Starfleet Medical
*Head of Stellar Sciences
*Head of state
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Heading (subject)

A heading is a word, phrase, or sentence that appeared at the beginning of a written passage to indicate its subject.
In 2366, Geordi La Forge asked 's computer to bring up information on Leah Brahms, which led to voice entries that had Brahms' voice being used by saying, "Theoretical Propulsion logs, Federation Starship Enterprise, Galaxy class. Heading, Subspace. Author, Leah Brahms." ()
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Headphones

Headphones were a set of two speakers that fit over one's ears to allow one to listen closely to a transmitted message. 
In a 2374 Hirogen simulation of Nazi Germany, an SS radio operator wore headphones to listen to his two-way radio. ()
In 2399, Doctor Agnes Jurati wore headphones while she was listening to Kasseelian opera outside the Daystrom Institute in Okinawa. ()
==See also==
* Earbuds
* Earmuffs
* Earphone
* Earpiece
* Headset
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Heads of State

This summary is of a story arc from the newspaper comic strip Star Trek.
The Enterprise is sent to discuss Federation membership with the leader of Zeta-Atez, who alternates his position regarding staying with or leaving the Federation.
== Summary ==
The visits the planet Zeta-Atez, where the new Imperator Dykranus – who has been shielded from public view since birth – has alternately said he would secede from the Federation or celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his planet's membership in it. The strategic importance of Zeta-Atez is Lozite-M, a bio-metallite which is used in Federation weaponry. Prime Minister Chak meets with the crew himself, but resists the idea of their meeting directly with Dykranus. Eventually, Dykranus allows Kirk, Spock, and Doctors McCoy and Chapel to be led through a maze of Lozite-M, which is razor sharp, to a building where he has spent his whole life. He vehemently wants to leave the Federation. He also gets very tired, very quickly – taking naps and complaining of weariness. The crew is dismissed, but are concerned about Dykranus's mental and physical state. So they sneak back as Spock remembers how to get through the maze. They access the royal chamber and discover that Dykranus has two heads, only one of which is awake at any one time. This is a condition unusual for his species and one that McCoy thinks will eventually drive him mad. Dykranus attacks them with a staff of Lozite-M, but falls on it, cutting off one of his heads. They beam up to the ship for treatment, with Kirk and Spock cleaning up evidence they were ever there. The treatment is a success, the Imperator is grateful, and the ship leaves orbit.
== Memorable quotes ==
"I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw a Horta."
: - McCoy, expressing suspicion over Prime Minister Chak
"It feels so... odd to only have one head."
: - Dykranus after his operation
== Background information ==
* As in The Real McCoy, we again we see the theme of secession from the Federation being advocated by someone who has to be medically treated by McCoy. Also repeated is the concern over how it would look if the person died while in McCoy's care.
* Kirk's orders to engage in covering up the accident with Dykranus and not to inform his government are unusual but not questioned by anyone.
* The dual nature of the leader is an idea telegraphed to the reader through the name of the Imperator, his flip-flop on Federation membership, and the planet's name itself.
* There is no resolution at the end of the story; we never find out if the gratitude the Imperator feels leads him to stay with the Federation or whether he still wants to leave.
=== Regular cast ===
* Kirk
* Spock
* McCoy
* Scott
* Sulu
* Uhura
* Chekov
* Christine Chapel
=== Other characters ===
* Imperator Dykranus
* Prime Minister Chak
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Hearsay

Hearsay evidence refers to statements made by a witness, which were based on what another person had told them and not on the witness' own observations or their own knowledge. Generally, hearsay evidence was disallowed in most courts or hearings, but some exceptions were made (e.g. administrative hearings).
Hearsay evidence was inadmissible under the Federation judicial system, but it was admissible under Tanugan law, if it came from someone who was deceased. Chief Investigator Krag noted this in 2366 when Jean-Luc Picard, who was holding an extradition hearing, initially objected to Krag's request to present hearsay testimony. ()
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Heart of Darkness

In the Gamma Quadrant… A traitor among us!
== Background information ==
* This is part 4 in the Star Trek: Telepathy War miniseries.
* Sam Lavelle from appeared in this issue. Tim Tuohy explained "we had to imagine what he would have looked like since time had passed since "Lower Decks" and his character was not bound by strict likeness approval." 
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Dan Abnett
** Ian Edginton
* Artists: 
** Ron Randall (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Art Nichols (inking – interior and cover)
** Kevin Tinsley (color art)
** Phil Felix (letter art)
* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
** Chip Carter (edits)
== Background information ==
* Named after , a novella by . 
== Characters ==
;Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
;William T. Riker : Enterprise-E exec.
;Data : Android Enterprise-E operations officer and second officer.
;Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-E CMO.
;Deanna Troi: Enterprise-E counselor.
;Geordi La Forge : Implant-sighted Enterprise-E chief engineer.
;Odo : Shape-shifting Deep Space 9 security chief.
;Matthew Decker : Cadet.
;Sam Lavelle : Enterprise-E tactical officer.
;Pava Ek'noor Aqabaa : Andorian cadet.
;Dennis Decker : Starfleet rear admiral.
;Gowron : Klingon chancellor.
;Alyssa Ogawa : Enterprise-E nurse.
;Rackham : Stargazer-A captain.
;Ulthan : Bolian Starfleet captain.
;Hendry : Stargazer-A flight control officer, an operations division lieutenant.
;Gorath : Klingon Bird-of-Prey captain
;Chadwick : Enterprise-E engineer.
;Changeling infiltrator : Impostor posing as Admiral Decker, and later as Commander Riker.
== References ==
;Deep Space 9 : Federation starbase.
; : Federation starship.
;IKS G'Gtah : Klingon Bird-of-Prey.
;Gorath's bird of prey : Klingon ship
;NCC-2005 : starship. The registry was visible on the ship's hull but no name was mentioned or seen.
;USS Pathfinder (NCC-74562) : starship.
; (NCC-2893-A) : Intrepid-class starship.
=== Timeline ===
;2372
;2373
Heart of Glory (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise picks up three Klingons from a ship in distress in the Neutral Zone. No sooner are they aboard than they start working on Worf to throw off his allegiance to Starfleet, help them take over the Enterprise, and bring back the glory days of war, war, and war! What will Worf do? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Heart of Oak

"Heart of Oak" was a Human song originating from the 18th century on Earth.
In the 2320s, "Heart of Oak" was a popular drinking song at Starfleet Academy and was often sung after toasts. In 2366, an of Jean-Luc Picard sung "Heart of Oak" in Ten Forward of the as part of an experiment to observe various aspects of leadership among humanoid cultures. Many of the others present were familiar with the song and sung along. ()
==Lyrics ==
:Come, cheer up, my lads, 'tis to glory we steer,
:To add something new to this wonderful year;
:To honor we call you, as freemen not slaves,
:For who are so free as the sons of the waves?
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:Heart of oak are our ships, jolly tars are our men,
:we always are ready; Steady, boys, steady!
:We'll fight and we'll conquer again and again!
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Heart of Stone (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Kira and Odo get sidetracked while returning to DS9 from a Bajoran colony only to wind up with Kira's foot, then her whole body, encased in suffocating crystal. Meanwhile, Nog is bucking family tradition by trying to join Starfleet – if only he can get a reluctant Commander Sisko on his side. goes into the Mission Log.
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Heart of the Sun

An ancient spacecraft lures the Enterprise on a one-way trip to destruction…
Heart of the Sun is a Pocket TOS novel – #83 in the numbered series – written by Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:When an abandoned space habitat is found within a distant asteroid belt, the Starship is sent to investigate. Captain Kirk and his crew discover an artificial world full of technological marvels – and unexpected dangers. But wonder and curiosity soon give way to fear when the habitat suddenly sends itself on a collision course with the system's sun, with Spock inside! Now Kirk and crew must find a way to save a planet, and a friend, without destroying the treasure trove of alien science, and time is running out…
== Background information ==
* An extract from this novel appeared in Star Trek Monthly issue 34.
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk
; Spock
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Hearts of Old

== Summary ==
=== Hearts of Old ===
===Wargames===
A small Federation away team led by Lieutenant Costello beams down from the USS Hawking into a Maquis camp. It is completely deserted, but a Bolian security officer finds a man locked in a storage closet. He introduces himself as Lieutenant Commander Kelloway of the .
He tells Costello that he was on shore leave on Risa, some distance from the DMZ. He began talking to a woman from Rigel 7, and they went back to his room together. The next morning, two men entered the room and stunned him and then forced him to help them repair their ship. Two days later, they locked him in the closet and fled the base.
Costello calls up to Admiral Alynna Nechayev on the Hawking and they arrange a briefing on board the vessel. When Costello and Kelloway enter the room, they find the Admiral and Gul Evek waiting for them. Evek demands to know where Chakotay is headed. Kelloway refuses and pulls a phaser. A Vulcan security officer quickly disarms him with a nerve pinch, noting that there was no record of his shore leave on Risa.
Evek demands to be allowed to chase Chakotay down to kill him, but the Admiral will not let him. At that point, Felat, a Cardassian aboard the ship Valoris reports to Evek that they have detected Chakotay's ship on their scanners, headed toward the Badlands. Evek heads off to join the ship in pursuit while the Admiral contacts Starfleet Command to get hold of Captain Janeway immediately.
== Background information ==
* This issue contained two stories, the main story "Hearts of Old", and a four-page story, "Wargames", that acted as a prelude to , and takes place shortly before the events of . It also serves to set up the miniseries Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Maquis: Soldier of Peace, which takes place a few months later.
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writers:
** Laurie S. Sutton ("Hearts of Old")
** Mark A. Altman ("Wargames")
* Artists: 
** Leonard Kirk (pencil art – "Hearts of Old", cover pencil art)
** Rob Davis (pencil art – "Wargames")
** Jack Snider, Richard Emond & Larry Welch (inking – "Hearts of Old")
** Terry Pallot (inking, letter art, color designer – "Wargames", cover inking)
** Mike DeLepine (letter art – "Hearts of Old")
** Barry Gregory (color designer – "Hearts of Old")
** Violent Hues with Janice Wismar (color art)
** Moose Baumann (cover color design)
** Sean Martinez (cover color art)
* Editors:
** Mark Paniccia
** Clarissa Manansala (assistant editor – "Hearts of Old")
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Benjamin Sisko : Commanding officer of Deep Space 9.
; Kira Nerys : First officer aboard Deep Space 9, and Bajoran liaison to Starfleet.
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Odo : Changeling chief of security aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Trill science officer aboard DS9.
; Miles O'Brien : Chief of operations aboard DS9.
; Quark : Ferengi businessman and owner of Quark's located on the station's Promenade.
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Heather Ferguson

Heather Ferguson is a former actress who worked as background actress on , , , and . She also worked as stand-in and sometimes under heavy prosthetics. Ferguson received no credit for her appearances.
According to the call sheet for Tuesday , the fourth day of filming on the first season episode , Ferguson appeared as an alien protestor though she wasn't part of the final episode.
Ferguson worked as cover stand-in for Roxann Biggs-Dawson on the first season episodes and . On the latter one she also stood-in for guest actresses Cecile Callan and Robin Groves. She worked as stand-in for Nancy Hower on the episode , for Judy Geeson on the episode , and for Sharon Lawrence on the episode . She worked again as cover stand-in for Roxann Biggs-Dawson on the second season episode .
Beside Star Trek, Ferguson appeared in several other television series such as and Babylon 5 and (1996, with Pamela Segall, Steve Kehela, Richard Herd, Henry Hayashi, Clifton Collins, Jr., and Andrea Robinson). Other projects include television commercials and informercials.
Today, Ferguson is working as a teacher in computer skills and occasionally a camera operator for MTSAC college video crew. 
== Star Trek appearances ==
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== Images from Heather Ferguson ==
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File:Heather Ferguson and Jennifer Lien.jpg|Ferguson with Jennifer Lien
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