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Antonia

Antonia was a love interest of Starfleet captain James T. Kirk, whom he met in 2282 while horseback riding near his uncle's farm in Idaho. They lived together in a cabin near the mountains. Despite having fallen in love with Antonia, Kirk ultimately chose to break off the relationship in 2284, choosing instead to return to his career in Starfleet. While planning to announce his decision, he prepared a breakfast of scrambled Ktarian eggs with dill weed to soften the blow.
In 2293, upon being pulled into an extra-dimensional realm known as "the Nexus," Kirk experienced a reality in which he was given a chance to change history, and chose to propose marriage to Antonia instead of leaving her. Later, he relived the day on which he initially met Antonia. Although these experiences initially led Kirk to choose to remain in the Nexus, seeing it as his opportunity to correct the mistakes of his past, he ultimately chose to leave upon realizing that the events he was experiencing were not, in fact, real, but rather an elaborate illusion. ()
==Background information==
Antonia was played by stunt actress Lynn Salvatori. The character was named after Anatonia Napoli, a former writing intern and contributor to story material for .()
Initially the character was to be Carol Marcus, but this was changed at Paramount's request. (audio commentary, Star Trek Generations (Special Edition) DVD)
In the novel Crucible: Kirk - The Star to Every Wandering, Antonia's last name is given as Salvatori, named after the stuntwoman who briefly portrayed her in the film.
In the book The Autobiography of James T. Kirk, Antonia and Kirk meet via Kirk's friend J.T. Esteban.
In The Fire and the Rose, she attends his funeral.
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Antonio Elias

Antonio Alexis Elias is an actor from Livingston, New Jersey, who had a supporting role in . He played the role of Pitts in the film.
Elias studied acting at the Dreyfoos School of the Arts in Palm Beach, Florida, and at the L.A. Acting Workshop in Los Angeles, California. During his time in Florida, he performed in several plays at the Township Center of Performing Arts, including Grease, Bye Bye Birdie, and South Pacific. He also acted in productions of Little Shop of Horrors and Guys and Dolls at the Coral Springs City Center.
After moving to Los Angeles, Elias made his television debut as a co-star in a 2006 episode of the short-lived ABC series In Justice. Shortly thereafter, he landed a central role in a pilot for a proposed television series for ABC entitled A House Divided. Bill Smitrovich had a role in the pilot, as well. ABC did not pick up the series, however, and the pilot was never aired.
Elias was next seen in an episode of tVanished (TV series)|Vanished}}, along with Robert Pine, the father of Elias' Star Trek co-star Chris Pine. Elias' most notable television role to date is that of the ghost of a dead corporal in CBS' . He has since held co-starring roles on such shows as Private Practice, Moonlight (American TV series)|Moonlight}}, and .
After Star Trek, Elias appeared in (2009).
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Antony Acker

Antony Acker was an background performer who appeared in episodes of and .
Following his featured roles in the second and third seasons of Voyager, he portrayed a Vulcan adviser in the first and second seasons of Enterprise. He was identified by the call sheet for "Broken Bow" and the name tag of his costume which was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay and was also worn by regular background actor Louis Ortiz. 
He played a reporter in (2008, with Andy Milder, Geoffrey Blake, Clint Howard, Ned Vaughn, and Googy Gress). Acker may be best known for his recurring role as Norman the doorman in (2006-07, with Kim Rhodes). 
He also had supporting roles in the television series Vital Signs (1997), the science fiction film Moonbase (1998, with Robert O'Reilly), the television movie Unauthorized Brady Bunch: The Final Days (2000, with Lisa Wilcox, Robert Curtis Brown, and David Selburg), and (2001, with Woody Bosco, Drew Renkewitz, Suzanne Bianqui, Mark Barrett, LaFaye Baker, Tim Rigby, Bridgett Riley, Chris Palermo, Mike Gunther, Craig Shugart, and Geneviere Anderson) and appeared in episodes of (2010, with Cristine Rose, Derek Webster, Marc Worden, Roy Joaquin, Andray Johnson, Al Ahlf, and Robert Buckingham and 2011, with John Prosky, Robert Buckingham, and Ator Tamras).
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Antos

Antos, also known as Kappa Delphini, was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was a binary star system consisting of the stars Kappa Delphini Aa and Kappa Delphini Ab and at least four planets. One of these planets, Antos IV, was home to a native civilization. (; )
== Stellar Cartography ==
The Antos system was visible from Earth in the constellation Delphinus. This system was approximately 98.8 light years from Sol.
In the early 24th century, the location of Antos was labeled in a chart used during a Section 31 briefing. ()
In 3191, this system's location was labeled on a star chart. ()
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Antos IV

Antos IV was the inhabited fourth planet of the Antos system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 98.8 light years from Sol. 
This was the homeworld of the Antos IV natives and the energy-controlling species known as the giant dry-worms. This planet had a non-hostile relationship with the Federation. ()
Prior to stardate 5718, Captain Garth of Izar suffered an accident in which he was maimed and dying. He was transported to this planet by a Federation starship. As he was being cured, the natives taught him the art of cellular metamorphosis. This medical procedure was used to restore the destroyed parts of a body. After he had regained his health, the captain offered them the galaxy. When they refused his offer, he declared them enemies of the Federation and condemned them to death. Before he could destroy them, the starship crew turned against him. ()
In 2328, this was the home for the Antos IV Spaceport. ()
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=== Background information ===
The identified Antos IV as a Federation member.
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), in 2378, Antos IV (Kappa Delphini IV) was listed as a Federation member.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to The Worlds of the Federation, the star that Antos IV orbited was named Antos, and the Antosians refer to their world as Dorafane.
According to the RPG soucebook The Federation, Antos was the seventh planet in the system.
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Anya (Ensign)

Ensign Anya was a Human female Starfleet command division junior officer who lived during the late 24th century. During the early 2380s, she served aboard the and was friends with Jennifer Sh'reyan, Castro, and Wendy. 
In 2381, Anya attended the salon held in Castro's quarters, where she officially met Jennifer's girlfriend Beckett Mariner. During the salon she performed the interpretive dance she entitled "The Kobayashi Maroon". ()
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Anya (allasomorph)

Anya was an allasomorph who was the governess and legal guardian of Salia, the future head of state of planet Daled IV. She was of a ruthless and pragmatic nature, believing it perfectly justifiable to kill a problem individual rather than negotiate.
Anya came from the third moon of that planet. When with Humans, she typically opted for the form of an elderly woman, but occasionally changed her appearance as the situation dictated. When Salia's parents were killed in the ongoing war, Anya and Salia were transported by the Federation to the neutral planet Klavdia III where she raised the young dauphin.
When it was time for them to return to their homeworld, the two traveled aboard the in 2365. She was intensely concerned with the safety of her young charge, and attempted to restrict repairs initiated by Lieutenant La Forge, as well as requesting the death of Crewman Hennesey aboard the Enterprise-D because of his contagious disease. When the request was not met, Anya became a raging monster intent on murdering the patient herself. Security had to restrain her. To dissuade Wesley Crusher from pursuing Salia as a romantic interest, she transformed into a fierce creature. 
When the Enterprise-D reached Daled IV, Anya was able to leave Salia and return to her home. ()
In 2380, Ensign Beckett Mariner had a photograph in her conspiracy board that featured an image depicting one of Anya's forms taken aboard the Enterprise-D, which she referred to as a "dauphin". ()
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Apartment

An apartment is a housing unit that shares a building with other similar units. They are usually smaller than houses.
== 811 East 68th Street ==
Supervisor Gary Seven and his associates worked in Apartment 12B in New York City using advanced alien technology, including his servo, hidden in his office. ()
In 2384, the hidden safe room in the Travelers' time ziggurat took on the appearance of this apartment. ()
== James Kirk's apartment ==
Admiral James T. Kirk owned an apartment in San Francisco in 2285. It was in a tall skyscraper that featured sweeping views of the city, the bay, Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, and at least two other prominent 23rd century skyscrapers. The apartment featured a fireplace in the living room with a curved wall and mosaic treatment behind it. To the left of the fireplace and to the right of the windows there was a metallic sculpture that perhaps could have been a model of the skyscraper the apartment was in. Kirk filled the apartment with antiques, reflecting his fondness for them; in particular, a lot of the antiques were of a nautical nature. Also among the items were 18th and 19th century Earth firearms and a late 20th century Earth computer. (; )
== Kathryn Janeway's apartment ==
In an alternate timeline in which the returned to Earth in 2394, Admiral Kathryn Janeway lived in a San Francisco apartment with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge. In 2404, Janeway hosted a party celebrating the ten-year anniversary of Voyagers return at her apartment. ()
== Reginald Barclay's apartment ==
Lieutenant Reginald Barclay moved into a new apartment in San Francisco in 2374, after joining the Pathfinder Project. He still had not unpacked all of his belongings when he was visited by Deanna Troi in 2376. ()
== Tallinn's apartment ==
In 2024, the Romulan supervisor Tallinn operated out of an apartment, where she monitored Renée Picard in an attempt to safeguard her. ()
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The backdrop view of San Francisco from Kirk's apartment was previously used in the movie The Towering Inferno (1974). The backdrop in that movie was used for a 135th floor restaurant overlooking San Francisco. The metallic sculpture in Kirk's apartment near the fireplace bears a striking resemblance to the "Glass Tower" skyscraper in the movie.
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Apergos

Apergos was an inhabited planet orbiting a star in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was the homeworld of the Apergosians, a technologically advanced humanoid species. It had a single moon.
The capital city of Apergos contained structures built by individuals whom the Apergosians called the s. When the Apergosians underwent their industrial revolution, these buildings became covered with soot and were never cleaned. Over time, the Apergosians forgot their attributes, including that they were decorated with colorful murals. A notable sight in the city was the Museum of Popular Music.
In 2381, the conducted a second contact mission to Apergos to have the Apergosian High Leader choose a subspace communication number. Captain Carol Freeman also authorized a side mission by Ensign Beckett Mariner to power-wash a few buildings in the capital city to show the Apergosians the value of cleaning their public spaces. In doing so, Mariner accidentally activated a structure made by the Ancient Ones that harnessed strange energy, which granted Commander Jack Ransom god-like powers. Ransom proceeded to wreak havoc until he was subdued. ()
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Aphorism

An aphorism was a type of saying described as a concise observation that expressed a general truth, piece of advice, or rule of conduct.
== Aphorisms ==
=== Human ===
;"A watched pot never boils" 
* In 2369, Data chose to test the aphorism, 'a watched pot never boils'. To do so, he "boiled the same amount of water in this kettle sixty two times. In some cases, I have ignored the kettle. In others, I have watched it intently. In every instance, the water reaches its boiling point in precisely 51.7 seconds. It would appear that I am not capable of perceiving time any differently than my internal chronometer." ()
;"Better late than never"
An aphorism attributed to Titus Livius in A History of Rome. ( / ; )
;"Ignorance is bliss"
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;"Leave well enough alone"
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;"Live life to the fullest"
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;"Necessity is the mother of invention"
* Hannah Bates, someone noted on the Genome colony to be one of the best scientific minds of her generation was astounded by all the new technologies she observed aboard the in 2368, she thought to herself, "If we're so brilliant how come we didn't invent any of these things?" Geordi La Forge's response was that "maybe necessity really is the mother of invention," and that "you never really look for something until you need it." ()
;"One cannot cheat fate" 
* When Data's head was discovered under San Francisco in 2368, Captain Jean-Luc Picard wanted to see that the investigation that began with his death doesn't end that way. Data claimed that he appreciated the Captain's concern, "but, to employ an aphorism, 'one cannot cheat fate." ()
;"The left hand does not know what the right hand is doing" 
* When Data reviewing various orders given through the ranks of Starfleet during the parasitic being conspiracy in 2364, he observed that they were given with great subtlety. He stated, "To use an aphorism, Starfleet's 'left hand did not know what its right hand was doing." ()
=== Klingon ===
;"There is no honor in attacking the weak"
* When Worf observed his estranged son, Alexander, not playing well with other children aboard the Enterprise-D, he apprised him that "there is no honor in attacking the weak." Alexander announced to Worf that he would have won, but Worf, reminding him that that was not so, and that "you must earn vistocy." ()
;"There is no honor in self-pity"
* When Ezri Dax and Worf were captured by the Breen and were planned to be executed on Cardassia, she lamented the fact that her "contribution to the legacy will be to end it." Worf's replied was that "there is no honor in self-pity," which irritated her so much as to say, "You know, Worf, I have had just about enough of your little Klingon aphorisms." ()
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Apollo missions

This is a list of missions for the Apollo program from 1967 to 1972. Each mission had their own mission insignia. Save for Apollo 15, which was displayed also in a bar in Bozeman, Montana, () some of these insignia were displayed in the 602 Club on Earth in 2143. ()
===Apollo 1===
Apollo 1 was the first Apollo mission. It was crewed by Gus Grissom, Edward Higgins White, and Roger B. Chaffee. ()
===Apollo 7===
Apollo 7 was crewed by Wally Schirra, Donn F. Eisele, and Walter Cunningham. ()
In 2384, Wesley Crusher had a copy of a newspaper from 1968 that printed a special edition detailing the Apollo 7's mission that involved the Saturn 1B's launch into Earth's orbit. ()
===Apollo 8===
Apollo 8 was crewed by Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and William Anders. () It was the first Human spacecraft to successfully travel to Luna. () A photo of Earth rising over Luna was photographed from this spacecraft and later seen in the USS Enterprise library computer. ()
In 2024, the Apollo 8 mission was referenced in the display "Manned Space Flight 1961-2024", which was seen at a gala for the astronauts of the Europa Mission. ()
===Apollo 9===
Apollo 9 was crewed by James McDivitt, David Scott, and Rusty Schweickart. ()
===Apollo 10===
Apollo 10 was the tenth in the Apollo series of missions. It was crewed by Eugene Cernan, Thomas P. Stafford, and John Young. ()
===Apollo 11===
Apollo 11 had a crew of three, including Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin and was the first successful landing of Humans on Luna. (; )
===Apollo 12===
Apollo 12 was the second successful landing on Earth's Moon. Jonathan Archer kept an image of one of the crewmembers, Pete Conrad, standing next to the American flag on the moon in his apartment in San Francisco. () Alan Bean and Richard F. Gordon, Jr. were the other two crewmembers. ()
===Apollo 13===
Apollo 13 was the next mission in the Apollo program. The ingenuity shown by the crew and mission control to avert catastrophe during the mission was referenced by Hologram Janeway to inspire Dal R'El, who needed to rebuild a warp matrix to save the . (; )
===Apollo 14===
Apollo 14 was the 14th Apollo mission. Alan Shepard was one of the crewmembers. ( opening credits) The other two members were Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell. ()
===Apollo 15===
Apollo 15 was the 15th Apollo mission. It comprised three crewmembers: James Irwin, David Scott, and Alfred Worden. (; )
===Apollo 16===
Apollo 16 was the 16th, and second last Apollo mission. It was crewed by Charles Duke, Ken Mattingly, and John Young. ()
===Apollo 17===
Apollo 17 was the final Apollo mission and was crewed by Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans, and Harrison Schmitt. (; )
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April Fools' Day

April Fools' Day was a celebration of note on Earth, occurring on April 1st. It was celebrated by individuals playing practical jokes on one another.
In 2367, while discussing practical jokes with Willie Potts, who had become ill as a result of a joke played on him by his brother Jake, Beverly Crusher made the comment that "everybody's played a practical joke on somebody." Willie, however, insisted that he never did, not even on April Fools'. Beverly couldn't believe that he had never "pulled something" on April Fools' Day, to which Willie replied: "What for? It's never funny to the one getting fooled." ()
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April Marie Eden

April Marie Eden is an actress and model who appeared as a Shipyard Bar patron in . Later, she served as stand-in, photo double, and hand double for actress Rachel Nichols who portrayed . Eden, a Star Trek fan herself, stood in for Nichols in the Starfleet Academy trial scene where she was sitting in the group of cadets. Her work as hand double for Nichols pushing buttons in the control room of the Kobayashi Maru test scenario was cut from the final film but is available on the Blu-ray. Eden herself was interviewed in a special feature of the Blu-ray and presented the viewers her Enterprise tattoo on her neck. Eden returned to the sequel where she appeared as an Orion Enterprise crewmember in a corridor scene. A behind the scenes picture of her was later used for card #13, "Ensign Virta", of the virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals.
Born in Muskegon, Michigan, Eden moved to Detroit at the age of twelve where she graduated from college with a BA in Communication/ Theater and Theology. She appeared in several stage plays and commercials for products such as Harley Davidson, Sea Ray, and Axe and portrayed the leading role in music videos for artists including , , and .
Between 2005 and 2007 she hosted the reality show Material Girls and released a book based on the show in 2007. Beside this show she appeared in the video production Video Vixens (2006) and episodes of (2006, with Cress Williams and Scott Lawrence), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2007), (2007, starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham), Wild Girls Vegas (2007), and (2008, starring Rainn Wilson, with Terrence Beasor).
In 2007 she portrayed the leading role in the short horror film Becoming and the following years she performed stunts in (2008, with Dennis Keiffer and Tanner Gill) and in (2009, with stunts by Robert Alonzo, Joey Anaya, Ben Bray, Ilram Choi, Shauna Duggins, Justin Rodgers Hall, Lauren Kim, Heidi Moneymaker, Katie Rowe, and Spice Williams).
Later projects include guest roles in Life (2009, with Erick Avari and Symba Smith), 90210 (2009), and (2009, with Jim O'Heir), the horror film The Fear Chamber (2009), and the comedy Izzy Legit (2010).
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April Nocifora

April Nocifora was a producer who worked in several different capacities in the Star Trek franchise, spanning over 30 years.
She started her professional career by working as a production associate on . She worked as assistant to Ronald D. Moore between October and October and later as assistant to Peter Lauritson on . Nocifora later became a post-production coordinator and later post-production supervisor on and .
She returned to the franchise in and served as producer on , and supervising producer on , the first season of , and the first season of .
Most of the credits list her as April Rossi, her name via marriage to producer Dave Rossi. Later, she had reverted to using her maiden name.
An image of Nocifora can be seen in a group shot in the Star Trek: Communicator issue 115 in , part of the article "Fans to Pros". Her name can also be seen on a computer readout in the DS9 fifth season episode .
== Career outside Star Trek ==
Nocifora was a graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, TV/Film from the California State University-Fullerton with an additional grade received at AVID Technology, Inc.
After her work on Star Trek, Nocifora consistently worked in the television industry, serving as associate producer for HBO between 2005 and 2007 and since 2008 as associate producer for Old Breed Productions for HBO mini-series, including the war drama Rome (2005-2007), the comedy The Flight of the Conchords (2007-2009), and (2010, starring William Sadler). Other credits include Michael Piller and Shawn Piller's The Dead Zone (2002, as associate producer) and as post-production supervisor for (2002, with Emily Bergl, Matt Frewer, Eric Close and Anton Yelchin), Carnivàle (2003-2005), Rome (2005-2007), (2010, starring Joshua Jackson and John Noble), and Brannon Braga and René Echevarria's (2011).
Alternating between HBO and 20th Century Fox, Nocifora later worked as a co-producer, having worked as such on such television series as The Event (2010-2011), Sleepy Hollow (2012-2014), and Scorpion (2014).
She passed away in December 2021 due to cancer. The Star Trek: Discovery fourth season finale, and the premiere episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, were dedicated to her memory.
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