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Maggie's World!

"Maggie's World!"
Klingons and the Federation vie for mining rights on a frontier planet known as Magellan's World. 
== Background information ==
* Story continues in the next issue.
* Takes place between the events of and .
* Ambassador Stanton wears a Starfleet uniform.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Tony Isabella (plot)
** Len Wein (script)
* Artists:
** Tom Sutton (pencil art)
** Ricardo Villagran (inking)
** Michele Wolfman (color art)
** Agustin Mas (letter art)
** Joe Brozowski and Pablo Marcos (cover art)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
=== Characters ===
; James T. Kirk
; Leonard McCoy
; Montgomery Scott
; Hikaru Sulu
; Uhura
; Pavel Chekov
; Saavik
; Lieutenant Maria Morelli
; Mace "Maggie" Magelllan : Federation explorer, provisional governor of Magellan's World
; Ena : Proprietor of the Star Bar on Magellan's World and Maggie's lover
; Koval : Klingon miner, Star Bar patron
; Commander Thimon : Andorian officer retiring from Starfleet
; Ambassador Averill P. Stanton : Federation Diplomatic Corps officer
; Alisa Ruthven : Manager of the Federation mining operation on Magellan's World
; Captain Koloth : CO of a Klingon ship sent to Magellan's World
=== References ===
; : Federation starship.
; USS Sturgeon : starship
; Krylon XI : Planet involved in a 400-year-long war ended by Ambassador Averill Stanton's mediation, which won Stanton the Vulcan Peace Medal.
; Klingon D-7M class battle cruiser
Maggie O'Bannion (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Beaten up and robbed, Paladin must make a fresh start at a nearby ranch while he looks for his attackers. It turns out they work for his new boss, "Maggie O'Bannion", and they're robbing her blind too. How much does Paladin risk to reveal the truth? And... is he seriously hitting on his new boss!?
== References ==
Cookie; Cyrus; ; ; ; Maggie O'Bannion; ; ; ; scriptwriting; 
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Magic

Magic was an art which proposed to make use of the supernatural to control or overcome natural events. Some races, such as the Megans or the appeared to use magic. Some religious groups also claimed to use magic, such as witches. ()
One who made use of magic was known as a magician. Other terms for a magician were sorcerer and wizard. ()
In the 20th century, Clarke's Third Law stated that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." This would later be revised, to reference the indistinguishability of advanced extraterrestrial life from God. ()
According to Travis Mayweather, his father could do magical things with nutri-paks. ()
As a child, Gary Mitchell was interested in magic tricks, which along with his skill at guessing games, foretold his extrasensory abilities. ()
In 2364, when the was unexpectedly thrust millions of light years into a realm where thoughts became reality, Kosinski described this explanation of the phenomenon as akin to being asked to believe in magic. Captain Jean-Luc Picard felt the explanation made sense, however, as only the power of thought could explain the strange events that were manifesting aboard the vessel, such as his own apparent meeting with his maman, Yvette Picard. ()
In 2367, styling herself as Ardra used a number of tricks that some described as magic. When she used one of these to appear as a Starfleet ensign, Commander William T. Riker told her that he wasn't impressed by her magic tricks, but she replied that she pitied him, for "We live in a universe of magic, which evidently you cannot see." Later, when Captain Jean-Luc Picard revealed the truth about her magic, Picard stated "Ardra controls her magic literally by the blink of an eye, centuries old technology – an implant that allows her eye movements to choose and activate each illusion." ()
In 2376, when the Fair Haven holoprogram (Paris 042) began malfunctioning such that the characters began noticing the crew's interactions with the program, a number of the characters in the program began to blame these occurrences on "unholy magic." ()
== Magic in the universe of Megas-Tu ==
In the alternate universe where Megas-Tu was located, magic was the natural law, where belief was as potent a force as energy and matter was in the prime universe. The Megans used magic in their daily lives.
When the was accidentally transported to this universe through the creation point in the galactic core, they found that they could use magic abilities that did not exist in the "normal" universe. Spock explored these new abilities by drawing a pentacle on the floor, and while standing in it, used the power of his belief to move a Vulcan chess piece. Hikaru Sulu used magic to conjure up a beautiful woman before Lucien warned him that using mental powers would attract unwanted attention. () 
== Related topics ==
* Alchemy
* Black magic
* Conjuring
* Love philtre
* Magician
* Magic carpet
* Magic spell/Spell
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* Mysticism
* Paranormal ability
* Rhadamanthus
* Sorcerer-contractor
* Sympathetic magic
* Warlock
* Witch
* Witchcraft
* Wizard
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Mahko root

The mahko root was a plant native to the planet Neural. It was the only known cure for the poisonous bite of the deadly Mugato, and then only when properly administered by a female shaman of Neural's known as the Kahn-ut-tu. The treatment was highly ritualized. 
The ritual involved the beating of drums and chanting of certain incantations as the shaman created a wound in her own hand, took hold of the mahko root against the wound, then pressed it against the victim's wound. The root then seemed to move of its own power as it drew the toxin out. It may have acted as a filter between the two circulatory systems to help screen out the poison. It is unknown if the ritual itself had anything to do with the healing processes, but the root certainly had an effect of cleansing the body. 
Incidentally, the ritual also acted as a pseudo-marriage ceremony between the victim and the administering Kahn-ut-tu shaman, as the victim owed the shaman his or her life thereafter. ()
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Maiden Wine poem - 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Closing out the season, The Trek Files is pleased to welcome back special guest Adam Nimoy. In this week's show, Adam discusses the sights (and smells) of his boyhood visit to the TOS set as well as creative tensions within the production. A memo about "Maiden Wine" promos discussion about Leonard Nimoy's music career.
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Maier

Captain Maier was a Human who served as a command division Starfleet officer in the late 24th century.
As of 2381, Maier was serving as the commanding officer of the . He was young for the position, and word was that he was on the fast track to a . That year, he was assigned to coordinate with Captain Carol Freeman of the to clean up the aftermath of the conflict between Outpost 76 and the indigenous Scrubble on Jengus IV.
Maier boarded the Cerritos to attend the signing of the Scrubble peace treaty, where his remarks were interpreted by Freeman as condescension about her age. The two got into an argument in which each tried to press a "sacred Scrubble totem" to the other. After the totem was broken and revealed to be a spy device, Maier authorized a small celebration for his and Freeman's crews. There, he apologized to Freeman for his behavior and accepted a smaller, neutralized piece of the totem from her for his "trinket" collection. ()
Later that same year, he, along with the rest of the California-class fleet, came to the rescue of the Cerritos when the was attacking it when its Artificial intelligence went homicidal. ()
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Mail order

Mail order was the act of purchasing something through the mail.
In 2375, when Nog asked Quark how he thought a soldier wearing a necklace made of ketracel-white tubes had acquired them, Quark suggested "mail order". In reality, the soldier had taken the tubes off the bodies of dead Jem'Hadar that he had killed. ()
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Mailbox

A mailbox was a receptacle for letters and packages that were to be sent through the mail.
In 2004, a United States Postal Service mailbox was present on the streets of Detroit. ()
At the dormitory at the Noonien-Singh Institute for Cultural Advancement, there was a drawing of a house with a cow and a rabbit and a mailbox out front. This drawing was on a piece of paper that was hanging on the wall. This drawing was near the dorm room of Khan Noonien Singh, who most likely drew it. ()
In the 23rd century, the Iotians of Sigma Iotia II had green mail boxes on their streets of their settlements. ()
When Bradward Boimler was clinically dead, he dreamed he was on James T. Kirk's ranch in Idaho, where he met Hikaru Sulu, who was taking care of his horse named while Kirk was away "travelling through time" or something like that. Boimler had expected Kirk to be there, due partially to the US Mail box (presumably with Kirk's name on it). ()
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Maintenance Section Eighteen

Maintenance Section Eighteen was a department at Starbase 11 that performed maintenance on Federation starships. 
In 2267, as Maintenance Section Eighteen was working on the , the suffered damage from an ion storm and Captain James T. Kirk ordered a non-scheduled layover at the starbase. Commodore ordered that the maintenance on the Intrepid be re-scheduled so that the Enterprise, which was now at priority one, could be repaired. ()
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Maitre d'

A maitre d' was someone who supervised waiters and busboys in a restaurant.
In 2000, when Henry Janeway playfully suggested dinner in Paris to Shannon O'Donnel, she asked if they could get a reservation, it being Friday. Henry said he could arrange it, as he knew the maitre d' (himself). ()
The Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holoprogram included Club Ingenue's maitre d'. ()
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Maja Vrvilo

Maja Vrvilo is a television director who directed several episodes of , , , and .
Vrvilo was born and raised in Croatia (then part of the former Yugoslavia) and received a diploma in Film Editing at the University of Zagreb in 1992. She worked as film editor on various student short films during her studies. In 1995, she relocated to the United States and received a Master's Diploma in Film Editing at the American Film Institute in Los Angeles in 1998.
She worked as film editor mostly in television, editing several episodes of The Agency (starring David Clennon, Daniel Benzali and Ronny Cox), Cold Case, and (starring Daniel Dae Kim).
She turned to directing in 2015, and since then, helmed episodes of series such as CSI: Cyber, , (with Wade Andrew Williams), (with Robert Knepper, Faran Tahir, and Michael Benyaer), (with Saul Rubinek, Jacqueline Kim, and Roger Cross), (with Tony Plana), (with Alexander Siddig), Titans (with Rachel Nichols), , (with Peter Weller), (co-starring Amy Hill), , Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet's (with Shawn Doyle, Milton Barnes, and Simon Northwood), Blood & Treasure (starring James Callis), The Wheel of Time, and Ronald D. Moore's For All Mankind (with David Bowe).
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Major

Major was a military rank, the equivalent of which was used by the service organizations of many civilizations. As a traditional grade, the major was a line officer of a fighting organization, below a lieutenant colonel and above a captain. In comparison to naval ranking systems, this rank was equivalent to the naval lieutenant commander rank.
Some rank systems used the term major in conjunction with other ranks to create a different grade, such as major general.
The rank of major existed in some form in many other culture's ranking arrangements, such as the Romulan Tal Shiar and the Bajoran Militia. (; , et al.)
Following the end of the Occupation of Bajor and during the discovery of the Bajoran wormhole, Deep Space 9 was confronted by three warships, with the lead ship commanded by Gul Jasad, who contacted the station wishing to speak with Commander Benjamin Sisko, however he was instead addressed by Major Kira Nerys, who explained that Sisko was not available. Jasad begrudged speaking to Kira, stating that he wasn't "used to talking to Bajoran Majors," to which Kira responded, "I'm all you've got." () 
== Noted majors ==
*Major Balthazar Edison (United Earth – MACO)
*Major J. Hayes (United Earth – MACO)
*Major Jatarn (Bajoran – Bajoran Militia)
*Major Kira Nerys (Bajoran Militia)
*Major Klev (Tandaran military)
*Major (Romulan – Tal Shiar)
*Major (mirror universe – Terran Empire – MACO)
*Major Talok (Vulcan High Command, in fact covert Romulan agent)
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Major (education)

A major was an academic field of study that an individual concentrated on. 
Tom Paris majored in astrophysics at Starfleet Academy, a fact he divulged to Rain Robinson in 1996 when she expressed her surprise that he was smarter than she believed him to be. ()
In 2151, apologized to Jonathan Archer for the mess in his quarters, saying sometimes he believed his bunkmate majored in chaos theory. ()
In the 24th century, Devinoni Ral focused on interstellar law at the Oneamisu Campus of the University of Hurkos before switching his major to political science. ()
In the 2340s, Data majored in probability mechanics at Starfleet Academy. ()
In the 2370s, Raffaela Musiker majored in intelligence at Starfleet Academy, where she in Romulan Relations. ()
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Makus III

Makus III was the inhabited third planet of its star system. The planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was three days away from Murasaki 312 at warp 1. () 
== History ==
In 2267, the carried emergency medical supplies to Makus III, for transfer to the New Paris colonies. ()
In 2328, this planet was home for the Makus III Spaceport. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2293, the location of Makus III in the Milky Way Galaxy was labeled in a star chart that was in Captain James T. Kirk's quarters aboard the . ( okudagram)
In 2371, the location of Makus III was labeled in the star chart Data and Picard were studying in stellar cartography aboard the in 2371. ( okudagram)
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=== Background information ===
According to Star Trek: Star Charts ("United Federation of Planets I"), in 2378, Makus III was listed as a Federation member.
According to Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), Makus III's primary was a K-class star.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to Star Trek Maps (p. 27), Makus was a recently colonized frontier world. It was the site of a Starfleet supply base and a thriving agricultural colony, with a population of 71,000, that exported local foods and pharmaceuticals.
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Malachowski class

The Malachowski-class was a type of 23rd century Federation starship that was in service during the 2250s. 
== History ==
The configuration of this class resembled the contemporary , sans the latter's weapons rollbar.
Two ships of this class, the and , participated in Battle of the Binary Stars with the Klingons in 2256. () 
== Ships in class ==
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Name	Registry	Notes	Status 	Date
 	NCC-1661	 	Destroyed	2256
 	 	 	Active 	2256
;Uncertain (Mirror):
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 	 	 	Active	2256
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* Unnamed Malachowski class starships
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===Background information ===
The Malachowski-class was initially identified via the Clarke by designer John Eaves. Eaves also named the class, which was later confirmed after being revealed on StarTrek.com, and later in Star Trek: The Art of John Eaves (p. 194). 
According to the article "DISCOVERY's 'Battle of the Binary Stars' Armada Identified" by Ken Reilly at TrekCore, this class was "named after US Air Force pilot , the first female member of the famed acrobatic flying team." 
Star Trek: Discovery The Official Starships Collection, issue 9, states that the was intended to be a Malachowski-class Terran ship; however, due to time constraints, the ship was never seen on screen.
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Malcolm Reed (mirror)

Major Malcolm Reed was a male of the 22nd century Terran Empire. In the 2150s, Reed was commander of the detachment on the , as well as second officer, tactical officer, and armory officer. 
Reed was particularly ruthless as the tactical officer, eager to kill suspected traitors, and invented the agony booth along with Dr. to keep order. When Commander briefly took control of the Enterprise, Reed followed him and escorted Captain Maximilian Forrest to the brig, musing that an "accident" might occur during. Captain Forrest regained control of Enterprise, however, and took revenge on Reed by having him placed in the agony booth for several hours, an ironic situation.
Although Archer respected Reed's abilities as a soldier and officer, he didn't fully trust Reed, noting that he tended to be overly ambitious and insubordinate at times. It was for these reasons that when Archer seized command of Enterprise, he made first officer, even though Reed was next in line under the ship's chain of command. ()
When Archer commandeered the , Major Reed again served as tactical officer and commander of the MACO detachment. When it was determined that a Gorn named Slar was responsible for key engineering components being stolen and for the violent death of one of the engineers, both Archer and Reed led a team of MACOs handpicked by Reed to kill Slar. Like his counterpart in the prime universe, Major Reed tended to show a suicidal sense of self-sacrifice. This was demonstrated when Reed was severely injured by Slar during the hunt. Reed said apologetically to Archer, "I've failed you, captain."
Dr. Phlox later commented to T'Pol that Reed only had a fifty-fifty chance of surviving his injuries. Phlox also noted there would probably be several "discreet celebrations" among the crew should he die, suggesting he was not at all popular among the crew. ()
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Malice

Malice was a desire to harm one individual or another and frequently with cruel intention.
Vadic chose its name for her starship, the , which she described as "A small carrion bird, one that doesn't attack in anger or malice, one that isn't made frantic by hunger but rather kills surgically, carefully." This practice was also chosen by Vadic when engaging her foes. ()
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Malman V

Malman V was the inhabited fifth planet in its star system.
In 2382, an away team from the was dispatched to study a calcified forest on Malman V. However, they were accidentally trapped in a painting by one of the local inhabitants, who was using holographic technology to take images of the landscape. During the course of their "epic escape", Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner "got to ride a rainbow." ()
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Malpractice

In law, malpractice was a form of negligence where a professional's actions fail to follow the generally accepted standards of the profession. The term is used in the medical profession to refer to the medical blunders of doctors in treating medical conditions.
One who feels as if they are a victim of malpractice can take legal action against the person responsible and attempt to recover money or other damages from that person.
Doctor Arthur Coleman was removed from the starship posting he held prior to the Camus II expedition after committing "flagrant medical blunders", as well as administrative incompetence, leading Dr. Leonard McCoy to question "James T. Kirk"'s 2269 assignment of Coleman to the treatment of "Janice Lester", rather than McCoy. ()
In 2372, Quark believed himself to be a victim of malpractice after being informed by his doctor, Orpax, that he did not have Dorek Syndrome as he originally thought. Quark was overjoyed at the thought of being able to [[[lawsuit|sue]] Orpax for malpractice, although the revocation of his Ferengi business license may have affected his plans. ()
In 2375, while under the influence of the Vinculum, Seven of Nine threatened to sue The Doctor for malpractice. ()
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Malurian system

The Malurian system, also known as Maluria or Epsilon Fornacis, was an inhabited planetary system in the Beta Quadrant. This was a binary star system consisting of the stars Epsilon Fornacis A and Epsilon Fornacis B and at least four planets. One of these planets was the homeworld for the Malurians, a warp-capable humanoid species. In the last census before its destruction, four billion people were counted in the system. (; ; ) 
== History ==
Garos, a Malurian found operating on the Akaali homeworld in 2151, claimed to have come from the system in a survey mission. ()
Prior to stardate 3541, the Federation had sent a science team, led by Dr. Manway, to the system. This team had a special transmitter for emergency situations. 
In 2267, Dr. Manway sent a routine report. A week later, a distress call was sent from this system by the Malurians. The closest starship to this system, the , responded to the call. It was determined, by the Enterprise, that the Malurian civilization as well as Dr. Manway's team had been destroyed by the probe Nomad, leaving the system lifeless. ()
In 2328, this system was home to the Malurian System Medical Station. ()
== Stellar Cartography ==
The Malurian system was visible from Earth in the constellation Fornax. This system was approximately 104.4 light years from Sol. 
In 2259, the location of Maluria was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a color, indicating that it was affiliated with the . () 
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Maluria was in or near to Federation space. ()
In 2401, this system's position was labeled on a star chart used by Captain William T. Riker during his attempt at finding the last known location of the . ()
In 3190, the location of Maluria was labeled on a star chart used by Commander Paul Stamets for tracking the movement of the Dark Matter Anomaly through the galaxy. ()
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=== Background information ===
Information on this system was derived from the episodes and films, the reference works Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, and real-world sources. The reference works were used extensively in the creation of star charts seen in , , , , and . The real-world information added to the article was current as of 2025.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (pp. 60, 66) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the primary of the Malurian system, named Maluria (Epsilon Fornacis), was a G-class star. Since the publication of this book, it has been further learned that this is a binary star system, with the primary being a K-class star.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to FASA's The Federation sourcebook, the Malurian system is called .
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Malvin (22nd century)

Miss Malvin was a Human teacher at Worley Elementary School in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland on Earth in 2151.
Her fourth grade class sent drawings and letters the children had made as well as several questions for the crew of to answer. Captain Jonathan Archer answered the questions and included pictures of the newly-discovered Archer's Comet. ()
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