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Pablo Espinosa

Pablo Espinosa is an actor who appeared as background actor in several episodes of . He received no credit for his appearances but was identified by the call sheets of the episodes.
Espinosa was born in Los Angeles, California and attended several military schools for eight years. He graduated with the rank of a lieutenant colonel, battalion commander.
He has played supporting roles in films including (1995, starring Whoopi Goldberg and with Stephen Gevedon, Mary Anne McGarry, Aaron Lustig, Jude Ciccolella, and Geri Lee), (1999, with James Cromwell, Clarence Williams III, and stunts by Dennis Madalone and Patricia Tallman), (2000, with Margot Rose and J. Patrick McCormack), (2006, with Tony Plana and Kevin Grevioux), and (2007, with Rosemary Morgan and Thom Williams).
He has also appeared in several television series such as (2006, with Scott Grimes and Lily Mariye), The Bold and the Beautiful (2007), and (2007, with Linda Park).
In addition he served as military adviser for several films including (1997, with Brian Keith) and (1998, with John Savage and Simon Billig) and (2001). For the 2007 short film Poet's War he served as producer/ associate producer and played the role of Chief Ayala. The film featured Star Trek stuntmen Jimmy Romano, Gary Guercio, and Jimmy Ortega.
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Pacific Northwest

For the episode , UI graphic designer Dominique Rossier created an info panel for the mess hall which listed suggestions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. One of the suggestions for lunch was Pacific Salmon filet. This fish came from the Pacific Northwest region of Earth. This region had been occupied for thousands of years by a native population who had made the salmon a central part of their culture. Although the panel did not appear in the episode, it can be seen at Rossier's artist page at Art Station. 
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Pacifica

Pacifica was an inhabited ocean planet in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This planet was renowned for its warm waters and fine white es. Some considered it a jewel of the galaxy. It was a Federation planet.
In 2364, the was en route to Pacifica for a scientific mission when Captain Jean-Luc Picard diverted it to Dytallix B for a secret meeting. Picard canceled the visit to Pacifica due to ensuing events, causing the leader of the planet, Governor Delaplane, to contact Starfleet Command. ()
In 2365, a conference was held on Pacifica concerning the admission of the Antedians into the Federation. The Enterprise-D was assigned to transport an Antedian dignitary and his aide to the planet, as well as Ambassador Lwaxana Troi, on behalf of the Betazed government. She would state that she wished to marry William T. Riker on the shores of Pacifica's Western Sea, though she was affected by the Betazoid phase at the time. ()
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According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 37) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), there was a star system named Pacifica, in which this planet might possibly have been located, in the Alpha Quadrant. The system's primary was a G-class star.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the Star Trek: Titan s, Pacifica was part of the Federation and home to a spacefaring aquatic civilization known as the .
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Pacifism

Pacifism was the ethical position that violence and war were immoral. Strict pacifists refrained from all forms of violence, while restricted pacifists made some exceptions, for example, in cases of self-defense.
Pacifism often arose out of a respect for other forms of life, even hostile ones. As such, tendencies of pacifism and vegetarianism often overlapped.
Sometimes pacifism was tied to religious beliefs, but this was not necessarily the case. As with Vulcans, secular ethics based on pure reason could result in pacifism. 
Pacifists were often looked down upon by warrior races such as the Kzinti. () 
One who attempted to maintain peace was known as a peacekeeper. In 2258 of the alternate reality, Admiral questioned whether had claimed to be a peacekeeper, saying he and his cronies were in fact war criminals. ()
In the late 1930s of an alternate timeline created by Leonard McCoy's escape through the Guardian of Forever, Edith Keeler lead a pacifist movement that delayed the United States' entry into World War II, thereby giving Germany the time they needed to develop the atomic bomb first and win the war. ()
Kestra Troi-Riker identified as a pacifist. ()
==Pacifist races==
* Aenar
* Angosians
* Argelians
* Ba'ku
* Grazerites
* Halkans
* Mari
* Metrons
* Mizarians
* Organians
* Vulcans (insofar as they followed the teachings of Surak)
==Pacifist individuals==
*Albert Einstein
*Carl Sagan
* Edith Keeler
* Hemmer
*Kestra Troi-Riker
* Kevin Uxbridge
* Kova Tholl
* Lissan
*Mahatma Gandhi 
* Riva
* Spock
* of the mirror universe
* Surak
* Syrran
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Padma Lakshmi

Padma Lakshmi is the actress who portrayed Kaitaama in the second season episode . 
Previously a model, she has hosted several food-related television programs including Padma's Passport on the American Food Network and Taste the Nation with Padma Lakshmi on Hulu. She also served as host, judge, and producer of the reality competition show Top Chef from its second to its twentieth seasons, for which she was nominated five times for the Emmy Award for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program.
Her American film and television credits include roles in the movie Sharpe's Challenge and the ABC miniseries The Ten Commandments.
She is the author of several cookbooks as well as the memoir Love, Loss, and What We Ate published in 2016.
From 2004 to 2007, she was married to author Salman Rushdie. 
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Pain

Pain was a feeling felt by most humanoids which was caused by intense or damaging stimuli, like stubbing a toe, being struck by a phaser, being ed, etc. Pain could also be emotional, like pain caused by grief or remorse.
During his interrogation of Captain Jonathan Archer in June 2151, the Andorian Commander Thy'lek Shran suggested that Archer must enjoy pain. ()
In 2152, Doctor Phlox's treatment of Malcolm Reed's impaled foot caused him great pain. Reed stated that it could not be ethical, but Phlox replied that while it was unethical to harm a patient, he could inflict as much pain as he liked. ()
One of the symptoms of the life prolongation project virus was great pain in the extremities. ()
Victims of Kodos the Executioner's massacre of 2246 died quickly without pain. ()
In 2287, Leonard McCoy claimed that Sybok took away his pain, but James T. Kirk noted that as McCoy was a doctor, he knew that pain and guilt couldn't be taken away with the wave of a magic wand. They were things people carried with them; what made them who they were. If they lost them, they lost themselves. Kirk didn't want his pain taken away because he needed it. ()
For most Betazoids born with their telepathic abilities switched on, the noise of other peoples' thoughts and feelings were overwhelming, incomprehensible, and painful, especially to a child. ()
The Vulcan nerve pinch was a pain-inducing technique most commonly carried out by Vulcans or the select few who had mastered it. ()
One of the symptoms of the phage was excruciating joint pain, so much so that some patients died from the pain alone. ()
The Emergency Medical Holographic program was not programmed to feel pain. As such, The Doctor was confused when he experienced it during a hallucination in 2371 in which he was not sure whether he was actually an EMH or the Human named Lewis Zimmerman. () In 2373, when The Doctor's program was captured by Henry Starling, Starling demanded Captain Kathryn Janeway's psychological profile. The Doctor refused, countering that Starling had no means of coercing him, and Starling tapped a button, proving that he had reprogrammed him to feel pain, then further tortured him with a burning sensation. ()
Vulcans were capable of suppressing certain levels of physical pain. Beyond this, they had no choice but to endure it. ()
There were various ways to describe the sensation of pain. In 2372, The Doctor asked a pregnant Samantha Wildman to describe the nature of her pain, listing several alternatives: "Burning, throbbing, piercing, pinching, biting, stinging, shooting". ()
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Pair Match

Pair Match was a tabletop electronic game typically found on the tables in Ten Forward aboard the . (, et al.)
A crewmember played the game in Ten Forward in 2366. ()
In 2368, a Pair Match game was played in the waiting room near Sickbay by Deanna Troi and Alexander Rozhenko while waiting for Worf to undergo his spinal column replacement surgery. ()
In 2370, a couple, sitting behind Troi and Worf were playing the game in Ten Forward when the crew was affected by Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome. ()
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Pair Match is a real game originally produced and marketed in by Bandai for the Japanese market. The game played like an audio version of Concentration – you need to match pairs of sound effects hidden behind squares on the display.
It was not specifically identified in , which only mentioned that Alexander was "halfheartedly playing with some game".
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Paleontology

Paleontology was the study of developing history of life. A scientist specialized in this branch was known as a paleontologist.
Starfleet vessels carried a paleontological database containing information such as the genetic information of prehistoric life on Earth. ()
Commander Chakotay of the starship had a passion for paleontology since the age of six, and considered becoming a paleontologist himself. He was occasionally able to use his skills and knowledge of the subject matter on Voyager: in 2373, while examining the Distant Origin Theory and in 2376 while searching for a lost Mars spacecraft, Ares IV. ()
In 2378, Chakotay taught a class on paleontology aboard Voyager, where Naomi Wildman was one of his students. That year, she was working on a report on proto-humanoids for his class. ()
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* Micropaleontology
* Molecular paleontology
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Paley's Captains Panel (podcast)

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:On September 17, Sue represented Captain Kathryn Janeway on the Captains Panel at "Transported: Paley Center Salutes 50 Years of Star Trek."
:From the event website: "Was James T. Kirk really the greatest Star Trek leader in history? That we will solve, thanks to our panel of experts, who will argue the relative merits and demerits of Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway, and yes, even Archer." (Courtesy of The Paley Center for Media, © 2016 All Rights Reserved) 
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Pallas 14 system

The Pallas 14 system was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system consisting of a pair of stars and the planets Bezride, Mantilles, and Alondra. This system was located on the outer fringe of the Milky Way Galaxy. 
== History == 
In 2269, Mantilles was the most remote inhabited planet of the Federation. Bob Wesley, a retired Starfleet commodore, was the planet's governor. Mantilles had a population of 82 million. 
During that year, the system was invaded by a huge cosmic cloud creature, which began to consume the system. After consuming Alondra, the cloud creature threatened to engulf Mantilles. It was convinced by the crew of the to leave the galaxy. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Pallas 14 in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in the star chart The Explored Galaxy, which was seen in James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . (, okudagram)
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Pallet

A pallet was a wooden stand on which items were stacked for shipping.
In an alternate 1944, there was a stack of pallets in an alleyway where Alicia Travers, Carmine and his gangsters were having a shoot-out against some Nazis. There was another pallet sitting fairly close to that stack as well, that had a couple of cardboard boxes on top of it. ()
In 2022, a Toronto alley La'an Noonien-Singh and James T. Kirk were standing in was littered with broken pallets. ()
In 2382, when capitalism ended on Targalus IX; all of their money and gold no longer had any monetary value, and as such, some of it was turned over to the USS Cerritos. Some of the gold nuggets were on pallets in the cargo bay. ()
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Palor Toff's species

Palor Toff's species were a humanoid species who have been associated with The Collectors Guild and Lya IV during the late 24th century. (; )
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The golden band unique to this species was also reused in the sixth season TNG episode as a decoration in Aquiel Uhnari's quarters. 
It was also re-used in for wear by actor Bill Chott as Zenuvian captain in Jonathan Frakes' Star Trek spoof Star Patrol!.
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Pam Blackwell

Pam Blackwell is an actress who was a background performer in several episodes of , and , as well as in . As a background performer she received no credit for her Trek work.
Blackwell was selling antiques at an antique market when she met Dennis Tracy, who invited her to have lunch with him at Paramount. She met Michael Westmore and learned that they share a good friend, makeup artist Al Fleming. Westmore asked her if she would be interested in portraying a female Borg, and Blackwell was. Westmore created on her the new "waspish" look for the Borg and Blackwell was one of the performers who filmed several days' scenes for the Star Trek: The Next Generation double episode and , and there she got her nickname Pam Borg.
Blackwell was photographed with fellow actor Ted Parker for in . Her costume from the Voyager episode was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay and was previously worn by actress Amanda Getty in the Next Generation episode . 
Beside her work on Star Trek, Blackwell was a nurse in 
(1996), a "cake customer" in (1998, with Ellen Albertini Dow, Angela Paton, and Al Burke), a featured performer on (2001, with Whoopi Goldberg, Doug Jones, Mary Stein, Randall Bosley, Scott Workman, and Buddy Daniels Friedman), and a dead boat passenger in (2007, with Lee Arenberg).
Blackwell also worked on a number of music videos including 's "Can't Stop Loving You", Howlin' Magic's "Alcohol", and 's "Swimming in Champagne".
Blackwell portrayed a ghost in the episode "Body of Water" (2008) for which Mark Donaldson was responsible for the water safety, Derek Johnson worked as stand-in, Alex Daniels as stunt coordinator as well as actors David Clennon and April Grace.
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Pamela Douglas

Pamela Douglas is a writer who wrote with Jeri Taylor the teleplay for the fourth season episode after a story by Shari Goodhartz.
Douglas previously wrote episodes for the television series Insight (1983, directed by Michael Rhodes), (1984, with Madge Sinclair and Fran Bennett), Frank's Place (1987), A Year in the Life (1987, with Richard Kiley and Jay Underwood), and (1989, with Leon Russom, Cristine Rose, and Scott Trost) and the teleplay for the television drama A Girl of the Limberlost (1990, with Joanna Cassidy).
Between 1992 and 1995 she wrote three episodes for the drama series CBS Schoolbreak Specials with Concetta Tomei, Mark Phelan, and Michelle Krusiec. For this work she received a Humanitas Prize nomination in 1992 in the category Children's Live-Action Category, a Daytime Emmy Award nomination in 1993 in the category Outstanding Writing in a Children's Special, and a Writers Guild of America Award nomination in 1996 in the category Children's Script. In 1995 she won a Humanitas Prize Award in the category Children's Live-Action Category.
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Pamela Kosh

Pamela Kosh was an actress who played Mrs. Carmichael in the sixth season episode and Jessel in the seventh season episode .
Kosh became a naturalized US citizen in 1968. She and her husband, Walter Lamont Gilmore constructed and managed the Golden Mall Playhouse in Burbank, California, from 1973 to 1981.
Kosh was featured as a guest performer on numerous television shows. Her credits include (starring Joan Collins, directed by Nancy Malone), (starring Corbin Bernsen, with John Schuck), (with Carolyn Seymour and Ian Abercrombie), (starring Joe Lando, Chad Allen, Barbara Babcock, and Erika Flores, with Elinor Donahue, Richard Herd, and Hélène Udy), , , Family Matters, (starring Concetta Tomei, with Leslie Silva, Michelle Phillips, Bruce French, and Ed Begley, Jr.), (with Rachel Nichols and Victor Garber, created by J.J. Abrams), (starring Scott Grimes, with Michelle C. Bonilla), (starring Patton Oswalt, with Merrin Dungey and William Daniels), and (starring Teri Hatcher and Brenda Strong, directed by Larry Shaw). However, her most recognizable role on the small screen was perhaps as Miss Simpson in .
Pamela Kosh Gilmore passed away peacefully at her home at the age of 93. 
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PanCAN PurpleStride with Kitty Swink, Armin Shimerman, and John Billingsley (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Heather and Matthew interview Kitty Swink, Armin Shimerman, and John Bilingsley about the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and the upcoming Purple Stride event. You can support the Trek Against Pancreatic Cancer Team by going to , then click donate, donate to a team, and search for "Trek Against Pancreatic Cancer" as your chosen team. The team is also high in the leaderboard, which you can find at the bottom of the main page. And we've also included the team's fundraiser link below. Purple Stride is Saturday April 27th, and on the Purple Stride website you can also find a stride near you!
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Pandro

Pandro was an inhabited planet in the Garo VII system. This planet was located in the Alpha or the Beta Quadrant and was the homeworld of the Pandronians, a warp-capable species of colony creatures. 
Prior to stardate 7403, the planet was discovered by the Federation. Upon the request of the planet's government, the starship took Ari bn Bem aboard as an independent observer. ()
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Panic

Panic was an intense, sudden feeling of fear that could prevent logical thinking and reasonable action.
In 2364, while discussing about Kurt Mandl concealing something, Counselor Deanna Troi said to Captain Jean-Luc Picard, "He is concealing something. It's more than just being too busy. Your announcement about coming down has sent him almost to a point of panic." ()
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Panthali

Panthali was a fictional multi-storied structure located on the planet Ardani, created by Thaddeus Troi-Riker.
It was located in territory claimed by the Niktlin. 
Even after the death of her son, Deanna Troi kept the drawings of the maps of Ardani, one of which had labeled the location of Panthali. ()
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Pants

Pants, also known as trousers or britches, were clothing made of fabric that covered a lifeform's lower torso (waist) and legs (to ankles). A suit included matching jacket and trousers. In some species, customs involved men wearing trousers while women would wear skirts and hosiery.
The Arctic Archaeology Team on Earth wore thick trousers, also known as overalls, during their research in the Arctic Circle. ()
In 2263 of the alternate reality, noted that , who was attending the captain's birthday party, still wasn't wearing pants. ()
In 2370, Miles O'Brien agreed with Jadzia Dax's guess that Garak's bitten hand was due to a disgruntled customer, saying the tailor always cut pants too long. Later, Garak commented on the fact that pants often needed to be let out.()
In 2372, Garak added extra padding to the seat of Morn's new trousers, saying it would make swiveling on a barstool more comfortable. ()
While Tom Paris played the role of Bobby Davis in the Sainte Claire holoprogram he used mid-20th century American slang when he shouted to the soldiers, "Keep it moving! Keep it moving! Get the lead out of your pants!", as Seven of Nine noted. ()
== Types of pants ==
* Hockey pants
* Jeans
* Shorts
* Trunks
* Underpants
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Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom

Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom is a stuntman and stunt actor who performed uncredited stunts as a Romulan crewmember in .
Nanakornpanom is a skilled martial artist and all-around stuntman with experiences in firearms, helicopter performances, and as an emergency medical technician.
He appeared in (2005, with Ric Sarabia and stunts by Theo Kypri), The Last Eve (2005), Maximum Cage Fighting (2006, alongside fellow Star Trek stunt performer Chris Torres), Lords of the Underworld (2006, with stunt actors David Mattey, Douglas Tait, stunt rigger Lane Leavitt, and assistant stunt coordinator Chien Funan), and the short drama FBI Guys (2006, with Jeff Rector and Richard Riehle, under stunt coordination of Ian Eyre).
Nanakornpanom continued with utility stunts in two episodes of (2007, starring Ken Jenkins, and alongside Kevin Derr), followed by performances in the short films Assassins and The Sled (both 2007, and in the latter one with Star Trek stuntwoman Lauren Mary Kim) and (2007, with Keith Carradine). He also doubled actor Luis Moncada in (2008, under stunt coordinator Noon Orsatti).
Later credits include White Wall (2008, with Ian Eyre), (2008), (2012, with Sidney Liufau and stunts by Chien Funan, Lauren Mary Kim, and Jade Quon), as stunt double for Phil Morris in , (2009), (2009), and (2009, with Dana Dru Evenson, under stunt coordinator Clint Lilley).
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