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Justin Rodgers Hall

Justin Rodgers Hall is an actor and stunt performer who played a security officer in . 
== Personal ==
Hall was born in Columbia, South Carolina, USA on 22 February 1981. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in finance from Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Before becoming an actor and stuntman, he worked as a private contractor for the United States Marine Corps.
Like his Star Trek co-stars Sufe Bradshaw and Jim Nieb, Hall trained as an actor at Playhouse West in Los Angeles, California. He also received improvisation training with , as did another of his co-stars, Tania Gunadi.
== Acting career ==
Hall made his screen acting debut in the 2002 Showtime Networks movie Bullethead, which also featured and guest star Scott Klace. Later that same year, Hall appeared in an episode of Manny Coto's , directed by David Straiton and starring Peter Weller. He then had a brief recurring role on the UPN comedy series Half & Half.
Hall has since made uncredited appearances on such television series as Friends, The District (starring Roger Aaron Brown), Sleeper Cell (with Albert Hall), Brotherhood (with Len Cariou and Fionnula Flanagan), and Passions. He has also recurred on Boston Public (starring Jeri Ryan), The Learning Channel's Untold Stories of the ER, and General Hospital (with Stephen Macht).
In addition, Hall has made uncredited appearances in numerous major motion pictures, including Tears of the Sun (2003, with Fionnula Flanagan and Peter Mensah), (2004, featuring Jude Ciccolella, Bob Morrisey, and Zoë Saldana), (2004, starring James Cromwell and Bruce Greenwood), (2005, featuring Katy Boyer, Michael Canavan, Tim Halligan, Glenn Morshower, Randy Oglesby, Ethan Phillips, and Noa Tishby), (2006, starring Mark Moses), (2006, featuring Ivar Brogger, Robert Curtis Brown, Dawnn Lewis, and Daniel Riordan), and (2008), (2008, starring Jolene Blalock), The Mutant Chronicles (starring Ron Perlman), (2009, featuring Stephen Root), (2009, starring Rachel Nichols), and (2009).
== Stunt career ==
Hall has performed stunts on CBS' , , and . His stunt work can also be seen in films such as (2003, starring Mark Wahlberg, featuring Boris Krutonog), (2004, starring Kirsten Dunst), (2005, featuring Art Chudabala), and (2007, starring Kirsten Dunst).
Other stunt film credits include (2008), (2008), (2008), (2008, produced by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci), (2009, starring Clifton Collins, Jr. and with Spice Williams), and (2009, starring Neal McDonough).
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Juxtaposition

Juxtaposition was the act of placing two or more things side by side to highlight their similarities or differences.
The Comic once told Data, when asked to define what was "funny", that along with "Tip O'Neill in a dress" he personally found "a briefcase that looks like a fish" to be hysterical. When Data accessed his database on the subject, he reiterated the description as a "20th century male, politician, overweight, wearing female clothing, carrying a valise that looks like a fish," and took in to mean that "[t]he juxtaposition of gender and an amphibian briefcase is funny." ()
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Jörg Hillebrand

Jörg Hillebrand is a research consultant (or "research assistant" as he was officially credited) who worked on the second and third seasons of . It did earn him his own individual entry, on top of his (second) in-universe reference as a Starfleet officer.
Hillebrand was no stranger to Star Trek as he had already been heavily involved in Trekdom as a fan. Since 2004, he has served for nearly two decades as the primary research contributor on Bernd Schneider's Star Trek reference website, (EAS), creating numerous Star Trek minutia analyzing articles for the site. Afterwards, he also became an administrator on Memory Alpha as :User:Jörg. His work on EAS brought Hillebrand in frequent contact with Star Trek production luminaries, of whom Doug Drexler, Mike Okuda and Rick Sternbach were the most conspicuous ones. This in turn has led Okuda to endow Hillebrand with his first in-universe reference, the "Type 12 Hillebrand detonator", retconned into the 2013 remastered episode, seven years before Hillebrand was officially commissioned by the live-action franchise from November 2020 onward.
In recognition of his efforts for Picard, Hillebrand was sent the actual gold-plated display model of the , seen in Jack Crusher's crew quarters aboard the in , by an appreciative Production Designer Dave Blass. A grateful Hillebrand himself in turn, has on his Twitter account credited both Blass as well as showrunner Terry Matalas for the opportunity to serve his stint at the live-action franchise.
Based on the strength of his work for EAS, Hillebrand had before his involvement with the live-action franchise already been invited to serve in a similar function on the print franchise, having received credit for his research contributions in several licensed Star Trek reference books, those from Eaglemoss Collections in particular, often in conjuncture with Schneider. An unusual, but similar print credit Hillebrand received, was that of "Star Trek Researcher" for Profiles in History's May 2011 Hollywood Auction 44; he was credited by name on the second page of the auction catalog.
Hillebrand is in daily life occupied as a teacher of English and biology at the Gymnasium (grammar school) in the German town of , on the bank of the river Ems. 
==Bibliography==
Star Trek reference books in which Hillebrand is credited/acknowledged by name – thus excluding the ones where credits are lumped together under EAS only.
*Hollywood Auction 44 catalog, 2011
*Klingon Bird of Prey Owners' Workshop Manual, 2012
*Star Trek: Shipyards - The Borg and Delta Quadrant: Akritirian to Krenim, 2021
*Star Trek: Shipyards - Starfleet Ships 2294 to the Future, 2nd ed, 2021
*Star Trek: Shipyards - Delta Quadrant: Ledosian to Zahl, 2021
*Star Trek: Shipyards - Alpha Quadrant and Major Species: Acamarian to Ktarian, 2022
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K'Elarra

K'Elarra was a Klingon who lived in the late 24th century. She was a member of the Klingon Defense Force and an acquaintance of Ma'ah.
In 2382, K'Elarra approached Ma'ah at the Warrior Pit in the First City, having been invited there by the thrash lute player. She made romantic advances towards Ma'ah, and was undeterred even after he admitted to having been stripped of his captaincy for the mutiny on the . However, following the arrival of Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler, K'Elarra expressed disgust that Ma'ah would fraternize with Starfleet Humans and left. ()
She later served on Ma'ah's Bird-of-Prey after he was given command of Relga's fleet. ()
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K'Nera

K'Nera was a male Klingon commander in the Klingon Defense Forces in the 24th century. 
In 2364, he commanded a Klingon battle cruiser sent to the Neutral Zone to find survivors from the cruiser , which had been sent to capture three rogue Klingons who had stolen a Talarian freighter.
When K'Nera arrived at the Neutral Zone, he found the . Captain Jean-Luc Picard told K'Nera he had three Klingon survivors from a damaged Talarian freighter Batris. K'Nera told Picard that those men were criminals, and he demanded that they be handed over.
Lieutenant Worf argued that they should not be executed, but allowed to die with honor. K'Nera agreed, but told Worf he was under orders. However, the criminals were killed trying to escape from the brig on the Enterprise-D. K'Nera was impressed by Worf, and offered him a place on his ship when his tour on the Enterprise-D was over, but Worf politely refused. ()
== Apocrypha ==
In the TNG comic "", K'Nera is revealed to be a descendant of Captain Kruge and a member of his house. In 2373, he formed an alliance between his house and. Lt. Ro Laren's Maquis cell. He use Ro's cell to steal the declassified information on the Genesis Device. However, he was stopped by Ro and and an undercover Commander Riker and was killed when the Enterprise-E destroyed his ship.
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K'mpec's attack cruiser

K'mpec's attack cruiser was a starship that carried K'mpec to a meeting with Captain Jean-Luc Picard, where he asked the Federation officer to be his arbiter of succession in 2367. K'mpec died aboard his attack cruiser a short time later, the victim of Veridium Six poisoning. 
The Sonchi ceremony with K'mpec's two possible successors, Gowron and Duras, took place aboard the ship shortly thereafter. Just as the ceremony was completed, one of Duras' aides detonated a bomb using a Romulan molecular decay detonator, killing himself and one of Gowron's men. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
This unnamed vessel represents the first of its class ever seen in Star Trek. 
It is possible that this ship was the , which served as the flagship of K'mpec's successor, Gowron, and had been previously mentioned in .
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the Klingon Bird of Prey Owners' Workshop Manual, on page 118, this ship was the prototype IKS Vor'cha. 
According to Decipher's RPG reference book, , this cruiser was the prototype IKS Vor'cha with the registry IKC-11500, although they mistakenly refer to the class as battle cruisers. 
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K'mtar

K'mtar was an alias briefly used by Alexander Rozhenko when he traveled back in time to 2370. The K'mtar alias was an adult male Klingon who purportedly served as gin'tak to the House of Mogh.
== History ==
In approximately 2410, an adult Alexander Rozhenko had become a diplomat. His efforts for peace were perceived as a weakness by other Klingons. This ultimately led his political enemies to assassinate his father, Worf, on the floor of the Klingon High Council Chamber. Rozhenko was unable to save him, which he perceived to be due to his never training as a warrior and becoming a diplomat instead. 
In order to attempt to prevent his father's death, Alexander traveled approximately forty years back in time to 2370. In that time period, Alexander staged an assassination attempt on the Worf of that time, leaving evidence framing the House of Duras.
Alexander then adopted the identity of K'mtar, gin'tak to the House of Mogh. He hoped that Worf would be sufficiently worried by the assassination attempt that he could convince Worf to send the young Alexander of that time period to a Klingon training academy, thus enabling him to protect his father in the future.
When Worf stated that he would let Alexander make the choice, K'mtar threatened to invoke ya'nora kor, a bid to take custody of Alexander away from Worf. When this failed, he snuck into Alexander's room, and attempted to kill him, knowing that this would end his own existence, but save his father. 
Worf caught K'mtar as he was about to carry out his plan, and attempted to kill K'mtar. While being choked, K'mtar confessed to Worf that he was actually Alexander, and explained why he had returned from the future. Worf told him that with time now disrupted, anything could happen, and that things had changed. ()
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K'orin

General K'orin was a Klingon flag officer who lived during the late 24th century. He was described by Starfleet Ensign Brad Boimler as "one of the most decorated, battle-hardened Klingon warriors in history."
K'orin was also a friend of Beckett Mariner, who said they had done some "off-the-books grey ops stuff back in the day," and that she and K'orin were blood bonded. One of their missions together was on Jaxxa Prime.
In 2380, K'orin was transported aboard the to Tulgana IV so that he could take part in the peace accords there. Once the Cerritos arrived, he was escorted to the surface by Boimler and Mariner aboard the shuttle Yosemite. En route he and Mariner drank, while Boimler piloted. 
As they were about to land, K'orin requested to be taken to "Little Qo'noS" for some gagh, but was so drunk by the time they landed, passed out and pooped on his sword. However, as Boimler and Mariner spoke outside the shuttlecraft, K'orin proceeded to steal it, which, according to Mariner, was something he had done before on both and Earth.
He was later found passed out in the stolen shuttle in front of the . Mariner and Boimler dragged him from the craft and dumped him at the embassy's front door before they made a hasty departure. ()
In 2382, K'orin was moved to the Klingon Oversight Council after throwing out his back disemboweling a Romulan spy. Disgusted with Bargh's dishonorable behavior, K'orin and the other council member ultimately supported Ma'ah's challenge of Bargh and the restoration of his captaincy. ()
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K'ruvang

Doctor K'ruvang was a Klingon scientist active in 2384. He was the house geneticist for the Klingon Empire, ordered by Chancellor Martok to find a way to defeat the ancient Klingon blood enemy, the tribble.
He landed his Bird-of-Prey on an Class M planet and worked out of it as a laboratory, focusing on genetic manipulation and hormonal retroviruses. After many years, he found a weakness in the tribbles' DNA, but his experiments went wrong and the tribbles on the planet became stronger. Having lost his honor, he was unable to leave the planet until he could defeat his enemy.
He and Starfleets Rok-Tahk eventually found a way to reduce both the size and reproduction rate of the tribbles on the planet, and he was able to return home with his honor restored. ()
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K'ruvang's Bird-of-Prey

K'ruvang's Bird-of-Prey was a Klingon Bird-of-Prey that was in service with the Klingon Empire during the late 24th century. In 2384, this ship was under the command of Doctor K'ruvang, a Klingon scientist and the house geneticist for the Empire. It was stationed on an M-Class planet that was rich in bosonite. ()
Dr. K'ruvang, under orders from Chancellor Martok, used his ship as a laboratory where for many years he researched genetic manipulation and hormonal retroviruses in order to find a way to defeat the ancient Klingon blood enemy, the tribbles. Rok-Tahk thought the lab on the ship was unsanitary, but worked with the Doctor to perfect his research.
The ship played an important role in helping the crew of the USS Protostar to acquire a large deposit of bosonite that was located in the nest of an Omega Tribble.
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K't'inga

K't'inga was a star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system with a single star and was located in Klingon space.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2256, K't'inga's location was labeled on the star chart "Alpha/Beta Quadrant Overview" in the ready room aboard the . ()
A year later, its location was labeled on the star chart showing the trajectory of Lieutenant Spock's shuttle. ()
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K.L. Smith

Kenneth Lavelle "K.L." Smith was the actor who played the Klingon captain in the third season episode . He filmed his scenes on Friday at Desilu Stage 9.
Smith made guest appearances on numerous television series, including , , The Untouchables, , , , and Gene Roddenberry's (starring Gary Lockwood). 
He and fellow Star Trek actors Leonard Nimoy, Lawrence Dobkin, and William Schallert had uncredited appearances in (1954). Smith's other feature film credits include (1953, starring Marlon Brando), (1954), (1955, with Jill Ireland), and Elvis Presley's (1957, with Dick Dial and Noble Chissell) and (1964, with Lance LeGault, Marianna Hill, Terri Garr, and Carey Foster).
Smith retired from acting in 1971. His last appearance was in (1972, starring actor Laurence Luckinbill).
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K. Beyer

K. Beyer was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Beyer was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of the and the . (, ; , )
Beyer was listed as a Fleet Ops officer on the dedication plaques of the and the . (; )
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K. McCord

K. McCord was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
McCord was a member of the Fleet Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the and as a member of the Science Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . (, ; , )
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K. Orfanidis

K. Orfanidis was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Orfanidis a member of the Fleet Ops team listed on the dedication plaques of the and the . (, ; , )
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K. Slechta

K. Slechta was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2151, this individual was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of . (, )
In January 2155, this individual was listed as a Data Processing officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. Their office was located in room #4320. (, directories)
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K/O Paper Products

K/O Paper Products is a television and movie production company founded by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci around 2009. The name reflects the partnership's origins as script writers with the company being the formal confirmation of the friendship and writing partnership both founders had enjoyed since 1990. The company co-produced and . The company is located in Beverly Hills, California and has been operating worldwide.
Beside producing television projects such as Fringe, Hawaii Five-0 (2010-2015), Transformers Prime (2010-2013, with the voices of Jeffrey Combs, Frank Welker, Tania Gunadi, and Kevin Michael Richardson), Sleepy Hollow (2013-2015, with recurring guest stars John Cho and Clancy Brown), Scorpion (2014), and Matador (2014), the company also worked on (2011, production design by Scott Chambliss and set decoration by Karen Manthey), (2012, starring Chris Pine), (2013, music by Brian Tyler), (2013), the television drama Identity (2014), and (2014, co-produced by Stan Lee and cinematography by Dan Mindel).
Virtually joined at the hip for over two decades and once considered one of Hollywood's most successful production duos, the Kurtzman/Orci partnership started to dissolve from 2014 onward for otherwise undisclosed reasons, though Kurtzman later went on record, stating, "We grew in different directions. The kinds of stories we wanted to tell changed. We have such deep love and respect for each other that neither of us wanted to pull in the wrong direction." On 22 April 2014 it was announced that the two men would no longer collaborate on feature film productions, and the split necessitated a reorganization of the company to reflect the changes, with the withdrawal of Orci. The breakup necessitated Kurtzman to incorporate his own individual production company in August 2014, Secret Hideout, with several K/O staffers switching over.
The company later produced (2016) directed by Kurtzman. Later projects included two The Amazing Spider-Man sequels, , and .
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* Alex Kurtzman – Founder
* Roberto Orci – Founder
* Bobby Cohen – President Features
* Heather Kadin – President TV
* Jay Williams – President Global Marketing and Brand
* Kim Cavyan – Creative Executive
* Ben Kim – Creative Executive
* Tim Jones – General Manager
* Aaron Baiers – Manager TV
* Kim Rosen – Film Executive
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KFC

KFC is a global chain of fast food restaurants which is based in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. 
==Star Trek association==
In 2013, the company's Mexican subsidiary ran advertisements tied into the release of and to cross-promote their Star Trek "Chicky Pack" meals and toy premiums. 
Four Star Trek kids' toys were released at Mexican KFC restaurants:
* (printed cardboard)
* Takayama-type shuttlecraft (printed cardboard)
* Starfleet Command Division Logo projector
* (TOS) projector
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==Star Trek/KFC Commercial==
In ,https://www.kelmanstudio.com/fullscreen-page/comp-jgmpi4lg/28dd686f-1239-42dd-a7c9-5936c63d2484/20/%3Fi%3D20%26p%3Ds6c0a%26s%3Dstyle-jgmqjssf a commercial featuring the crew of the TOS era aired on television as an advertisement for KFC.
On Stardate 2453.87, the is flying through space. Captain James T. Kirk enters the bridge and orders Hikaru Sulu to reverse thrusters. He then walks toward his command chair as Uhura tells the commanding officer that hailing frequencies are open. He calls the transporter room, saying: "Scotty, we need more power!" Montgomery Scott, his chief engineer answers him saying: "I can't hold it much longer, captain." The ship begins shaking from turbulence. For a brief moment, a ship can be seen on the viewscreen. Uhura tells them they're losing the crew's signal. Kirk then asked Sulu and Chekov what Spock's order was. They told him it was his usual, the two-piece combo. Kirk told them to get him the same, before he changed his mind and made it the three-piece instead. He tells Scotty to beam up the away team.
While on the other ship, which is apparently a KFC in space, a red shirt is getting beamed away, and the cashier tosses the coleslaw to him just in time. He then materializes on the transporter pad in the transporter room. Scotty calls the bridge, telling the captain that they almost lost the coleslaw.
Not long later, the captain records his log entry, and everyone is enjoying their fast food. Buckets of chicken are on top of their consoles, and everyone has satisfied their hunger. Everyone was munching on their chicken, French fries and biscuits. Kirk then orders Sulu to take the Enterprise out, warp factor 2.
==See also==
* Star Trek starship miniatures
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