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Fan

A fan (derived from fanatic) or buff was a person who had a strong interest in a subject such as an author, sports team, or genre.
Anton Karidian, performer and director of the Karidian Company of Players, had a policy of never meeting with his fans personally. ()
Vinod described himself as a fan of Golanga, a 24th century soccer player. ()
Elim Garak considered himself a fan of Cardassian literature. ()
Julian Bashir was a self-described history buff who found Li Nalas' campaigns against the Cardassians "remarkable". ()
Tom Paris, a Mars buff, was surprised at Chakotay's knowledge of the Ares IV mission. ()
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FanAddicts!

FanAddicts! is a documentary reality series which focuses on the fans of motion picture franchises, those in the science fiction, horror and fantasy genres in particular, and their obsession with collecting memorabilia of said genre productions. The series was broadcast by independent cable company . As of 2013 Reelz has broadcast one season of eight 25-minute episodes. The series was produced by two production companies, REELZChannel itself and Restless Natives Productions.
Of particular relevance to Star Trek is the episode:
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Posted on the website on 3 September 2013 and broadcast the day after, this episode features the Star Trek collections of two fans. 
The first part of the episode focuses on the collection of noted American collector Adam Schneider, who has in Star Trek lore attained somewhat of a legendary status due to two circumstances. Firstly, he owns a multitude of actual production-used physical studio models, acquired in the 2006 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection and its 2006-2008 follow-up It's A Wrap! sale and auction auctions. Secondly, he has gained national renown for his acquirement and restoration of the Original Series full scale Galileo shuttle craft mock-up, followed by its donation to NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, where it was unveiled in a highly publicized ceremony on 31 July 2013. Both aspects of Schneider's fan involvements are dealt with in detail in the episode. Also featured in this segment of the episode is model and prop maker Ed Miarecki, formerly of Science Fiction Modelmaking Associates and Industrial Light & Magic. Miarecki has helped Schneider with restoring several of his auction winnings. A section of the episode in which Schneider and Miarecki discuss the Deep Space 9 station studio model was cut from the episode as aired, but was posted as a vidcast on the official FanAddicts!: Star Trek page. Featured as well in this section of the episode is s The Doctor performer, Robert Picardo, who attended the unveiling of the mock-up at the Space Center.
The last ten minutes examine the huge Star Trek merchandise collection of American collector Mark, who discusses, among others, the production errors of several Playmates Toys action figures, highly valued in collector circles, as well as his efforts to raise funds for an autism charity by letting fans be photographed in his own Captain's Chair replica. Some parts of this section of the episode, including one in which the production errors were explored in more detail, were cut from the episode as aired, but were posted as vidcasts on the official FanAddicts! Star Trek page. 
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Fan Correspondence - ca. 1975 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Each season on The Trek Files, we take a break from the interdepartmental memos and deeply technical discussions behind the scenes of Star Trek in order to check in with the fans. Specifically, we peruse Gene Roddenberry's mail bag from the mid-1970s to see what had fans excited a generation ago. This time: graduation wishes, praise for Treks Humanity, and, of course, more requests for any props that may just be laying around...
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Fan Letter to Gene Roddenberry from Beverly Corcoran - March 3, 1967 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The morning after the first airing of , Star Trek fan Beverly Corcoran wrote a letter to Gene Roddenberry. We welcome special guest Dorothy "D.C." Fontana to talk about fandom during Star Treks first run and the curation of the Spock character in episodes that followed.
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Fan Suggestions memo - December 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:How much do suggestions from fans influence Star Trek? In late 1986, during pre-production on The Next Generation, this 11-point memo from Gene Roddenberry circulated among the staff. In it, a consensus of ideas from a recent convention gave food for thought as the plans for a new Star Trek series took shape.
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Fan club

A fan club was a group of people who respected or admired a particular person, group or cause.
When Nick Locarno saw Beckett Mariner heading towards Nova Squadron in 2368, he warned Sito Jaxa that her (one cadet) fan club was approaching. ()
While playing the role of in a holoprogram in 2370, William T. Riker told Charles Tucker III he sounded like a lifetime member of the Jonathan Archer fan club. ()
After attending a conference on the occupation of Bajor in 2373, Garak stated that Odo seemed to have quite a fan club on Bajor due to the attention Odo attracted. ()
A group of Qomar visited the in 2376 and acted like a fan club of The Doctor. They also attended a concert he gave. ()
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Fan fiction

Fan fiction was a work of fiction that was written by a fan of a certain subject. In particular, it referred to unofficial works patterned after or utilizing characters, s, and details from previously written popular works, such as books, movies, television programs, et cetera, written by someone who enjoyed the work in question.
In 2381, onboard the , Ensign Beckett Mariner referred to the setup of fellow ensign Brad Boimler's holodeck program as bad fan fiction. ()
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Fan letter to Gene Roddenberry - March 25, 1991 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:At the height of 's popularity, a fan sent Gene Roddenberry a letter with some helpful recommendations. Eighteen pages later, we learn who should be promoted, who should be killed off, and what types of stories Gene should be focusing on for the continued longevity of the show. Welcome back to special guest co-host Dave Rossi this week on The Trek Files!
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Fan letters to Gene Roddenberry - 1970s (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Fans of all ages have been inspired by Star Trek since the beginning of its TV run. Those fans who are invested in every detail of the show made sure Gene Roddenberry heard their opinions, their desires, and their nitpicks, especially when it looked like their favorite show would be revived as a movie.
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Fanaddicts - Rob Kerkovich Loves X-Wing Miniatures (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Mission Log is sharing with you today a sample episode of another Roddenberry podcast we think you'll love: Fanaddicts! Hosts Clare Kramer and David Magidoff welcome Rob Kerkovich () to talk about his passion for the X-Wing Miniatures game. Enjoy the show, and don't forget to follow and find more episodes at Roddenberry Podcasts.
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Fanfare

A fanfare was a short, loud of music that was typically played on brass instruments, such as trumpets or French horns, to announce the arrival of someone important or a special event.
Starfleet starships on active duty did not have honor detachments assigned to them. In 2269, Captain Kirk explained this to the Excalbian image of when he asked where the musicians playing his fanfare were. ()
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Fanfic Part 2 - Surfing the Web (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We're joined by ASC Award Winner B.A. Lopez to discuss fanfiction's migration onto the internet, from net.startrek in 1982 through Archive of Our Own today, with a few stops along the way. We also talk about our own experiences in the fanfic community, as well as its demographics and culture.
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Far From Home (aftershow)

"Far From Home" is the twenty-ninth episode of . It is the second episode of the third season and covers the third season episode, .
It is the sixteenth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's guests were Doug Jones, who also appeared in a separate segment, and Mary Wiseman.
Olatunde Osunsanmi, David Ajala, and Christopher McGuire appear in separate segments.
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* Moments of Discovery: The Far Colony
* Remote interview
* Much Ado About Stunting''
* Star Trek Trivia question
* Exclusive clip for
Fascination (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Love – or a close proximity – is in the air when Lwaxana drops by Deep Space 9 for the Bajoran Gratitude Festival. She's still obsessed with Odo. Vedek Bareil's obsession shifts from Kira to Jadzia. Jadzia is all over Sisko, and Jake can't stop obsessing over Kira. The only two who can't seem to fall in love are the O'Briens. It's a mid-station's night dream when goes into the Mission Log.
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Fast Friends

== Summary ==
== Background information ==
* This issue introduces R.J. Blaise, a "protocol officer" assigned to keep an eye on Kirk by the Federation Council.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists:
** James W. Fry (interior pencil art)
** Arne Starr (interior inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art: pencil, ink, brush, pen, opaque gouache, and China marker) 
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer.
; Pavel Chekov : Enterprise-A navigator and security chief.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise-A helmsman.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise-A chief engineer.
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Father of the bride

The father of the bride was a member of the wedding party who usually escorted his daughter down the aisle during the wedding ceremony procession. They were not necessarily the actual father of the bride.
On Lieutenant Robert Tomlinson and Angela Martine's 2266 wedding day, Montgomery Scott fulfilled this role, in the absence of Angela's father. ()
In 2367, Data served as the father of the bride in Keiko Ishikawa and Miles O'Brien's wedding. Additionally, William T. Riker and Data had a discussion on the bridge about who would be the father of the bride at Riker's hypothetical wedding. ()
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Fault

Fault was a very disastrous mistake made by one individual who did something wrong with their own actions.
By 2381, Shaxs began serving aboard the again, and while Beckett Mariner and Brad Boimler weren't all that surprised by the fact that another bridge officer simply came back to life, Sam Rutherford was curious to know how it happened, as he felt guilty about his death, believing it to be his fault. ()
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Favor

A favor was an action performed by one person to the advantage of another.
In 2368, Captain Jean-Luc Picard noted in his captain's log that "To cross the Neutral Zone, I will require a cloaked ship. To that end, I have set a course for the Klingon homeworld. After all we did for Gowron during the recent war, I am certain he will be happy to return a favor." ()
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Favor the Bold (podcast)

== Summary ==
:As the war with the Dominion rages on, Starfleet is taking a beating. They're going to need a victory, something bold, something decisive, and Sisko knows just what to do – take back Deep Space 9. They're running out of time though as the minefield blocking the wormhole is soon to be destroyed. goes into this week's Mission Log.
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Faye Barge

Faye S. Barge , also known as Faith Barge, worked as regular stand-in and background actress on . Among her stand-in duties were Felecia M. Bell in the episode , Tina Lifford in the episodes and , and Penny Johnson Jerald in episodes such as .
Barge appeared as a bar patron in the Cheers episode "Ill-Gotten Gaines" (1992, with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, Keene Curtis, Mark Watson, Don Bennett, and Christie Haydon). In 1994, she appeared as a saleswoman in the Cybill episode "Call Me Irresponsible" along with Matt McKenzie and Tami Peterson. In 1996, she appeared as a reading attendee in the Cybill episode "Venice or Bust" along with David Selburg, Joel Swetow, Irving Ross, and William Steinfeldt. In 2000 she appeared as the Check-out Girl in the 3rd Rock from the Sun episode "InDickscretion". Between 2002 and 2008 she was the regular stand-in for actress on on which she worked with fellow stand-in Scott Barry. Other work include (2007-2010), True Jackson, VP (2009), and Young & Hungry (2016). In addition, Barge is a trained stuntwoman. 
== Star Trek appearances ==
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Fear of heights

A fear of heights was a phobia of being up high. such as being in a tall building or using a ladder.
Alicia Travers was afraid of heights. ()
In 2154, when Jonathan Archer suggested that he and Thy'lek Shran find another route, the Andorian asked him if he was afraid of heights. ()
Beverly Crusher had a fear of heights, though she occasionally denied it. () In 2370, while mentally connected to Jean-Luc Picard, she revealed this to him in a burst of emotion while she was contemplating a ledge thirty feet from their current location. ()
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Federal Bureau of Investigation

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, was the American government's primary security, intelligence, and law enforcement agency.
In the 1930s, J. Edgar Hoover was the director of the FBI. ()
In 1968, Roberta Lincoln initially assumed that her employers and Gary Seven worked for the FBI when she learned that they were not researching for a new encyclopedia, as they claimed. ()
After being discovered on board the , Pavel Chekov was interrogated by an FBI agent in 1986, who denounced him as a "Ruskie." ()
In 2024, a team of FBI agents led by Agent Wells arrested Jean-Luc Picard and Guinan at her bar in Los Angeles. ()
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Federation-Klingon border

The Federation-Klingon border was the division between the United Federation of Planets territory and the Klingon Empire territory in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants.
==History==
The Narada emerged from a black hole in the year 2233 next to a star 75,000 kilometers from the border creating an alternate reality. It attacked and destroyed the that was investigating the anomaly. ()
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In 2259 of the alternate reality, wanted to contact Starfleet Command to let them know that they were pursued into the Neutral Zone by an unmarked Federation vessel. ()
As of 2268, Deep Space Station K-7 was located near the border, only 3.26 light years from the nearest Klingon outpost. According to Pavel Chekov, this was close enough to even "smell them [the Klingons]". (; )
 
In the late 23rd century, a Neutral Zone existed along the Federation-Klingon border. In preparation of a new peace conference in 2293, the dismantling of the Federation's space stations and starbases along its course was discussed. (, , , )
In 2369, Governor was in charge of a region of space near the Federation-Klingon border. One of his ships, the IKS Qu'Vat under the command of Commander Morag, patrolled the border, passing near the Federation Relay Station 47 every six days. ()
In late 2372, following Chancellor Gowron's demand for the Federation to leave the Archanis sector, several representatives from planets on the Federation side of the border urged a preemptive strike on the Klingons. ()
==Locations mentioned to be near or at the border==
===Star systems and planets===
* Ajilon Prime 
* Archanis IV
* Capella system
** Capella IV
* Gamma Hydra system
** Gamma Hydra II
** Gamma Hydra IV
* H'atoria colony
* Hatarian system
* Donatu V
* Maranga IV
* Organia 
* Sherman's Planet
* Tellun system
** Elas
** Troyius
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* Beta XII-A
* Caleb IV
* Gamma Arigulon system
* Ganalda IV
* Morska
* Narendra III 
* Neural
===Stellar phenomena===
* Azure Nebula 
* Lembatta Cluster
* Vodrey Nebula
===Space stations===
* Deep Space Station K-7 
* Relay Station 47
* Relay Station 194
* Starbase 24
* Starbase 212
* Starbase 234
*Epsilon IX
===Sectors===
* Archanis sector
* Gamma Hydra sector
* Sector 36764
* Sector Ipai
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* The "Borderland", a region of space between the Klingon Empire and the Orion Syndicate during the 22nd century
* Demilitarized Zone between the Cardassian Union and the Federation
* Klingon planets
* Neutral zone
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Federation & Empire

Federation & Empire is a strategic-level board game first published in by the now-defunct Task Force Games. It is now published by the original designers of the game, Amarillo Design Bureau.
It is based on the Star Fleet Battles game "universe", however knowledge of Star Fleet Battles is not required to play the game. The game operates under the same limited license granted to Amarillo Design Bureau that Star Fleet Battles has and is restricted to , , and Franz Joseph's Star Fleet Technical Manual without mentioning any of the principal characters of the show or the itself. It is based on the same source material as Task Force Games' previous strategic game , and the two games are more appropriately "siblings" rather than "parent and child".
The game involves running the economy and combat forces of seven intergalactic empires: the Federation, the Klingons, the Romulans, the Gorn, the Kzinti, the Lyrans, and the Hydrans, through an eighteen-year conflict known as the General War which takes place starting 168 years after the founding of the Federation. There are involved and detailed rules for combat at a fleet level, ship construction and conversion and economics.
The game has undergone two major revisions, first in and later in . There are numerous expansions to the game which provide more detailed rules and additional types of ships. Further expansions are in progress which will provide rules for conflicts outside the time frame of the General War and several scenarios have already been published in editions of Amarillo Design Bureau's magazine Captain's Log.
Amarillo Design Bureau released Federation & Empire 2010 in June . This new edition includes rules clarifications and reworked counters, but is backward compatible with the existing Federation and Empire supplements.
== Books and accessories ==
* #5006 Federation & Empire 1st edition (1986)
* #3201 Fleet Pack (1986)
* #5006 Federation & Empire 2nd edition (1993)
* #3206 F & E Module 1 – Special Operations (1993)
* #3205 Carrier War - Total War Part 1 (1993)
* #3208 F & E Module 2 – Marine Assault (1995)
* #5006 Federation & Empire 3rd edition (2000)
* #3207 Combined Operations 1st edition (2003)
* #3209 Advanced Operations 1st edition (2003)
* #3203 Fighter Operations 1st edition (2004)
* #3201 Reinforcements (2004)
* #5010 Large Scale Map (2004)
* #3204 Planetary Operations 1st edition (2005)
* #3211 Strategic Operations 1st edition (2006)
* #5006 Federation & Empire 4th edition (2010)
* #3210 ISC War (2011)
* #3214 Minor Empires (2016)
* #3203 Fighter Operations 2nd edition (2016)
* #3204 Planetary Operations 2nd edition (2021)
* #3207 Combined Operations 2nd edition (2021)
* #3216 Tactical Operations (2021)
* #3209 Advanced Operations 2nd edition (2022)
* #3211 Strategic Operations 2nd edition (2022)
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* Captain's Log (1983-...)
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Federation Astronomical Committee

The Federation Astronomical Committee was the United Federation of Planets agency responsible for naming and locating new spatial phenomena. 
Upon Ensign Harry Kim's of a micro-wormhole in the Delta Quadrant in 2371, helmsman Tom Paris suggested petitioning the Federation Astronomical Committee to officially designate it as the "Harry Kim wormhole." ()
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Astronomical Committee
Federation Cabinet

The Federation Cabinet was a special executive committee to the President of the United Federation of Planets.
Section 31 was able to place an operative on President Jaresh-Inyo's cabinet sometime before 2375. This fact was discovered by an astounded Julian Bashir while using Romulan mind probes on Operative Luther Sloan. ()
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Federation Day

Federation Day was a day of celebration commemorating the founding of the United Federation of Planets. 
A card game called "" poker existed in the 24th century, in which "2"s, "aces", and "6"s were wild, since the Federation was founded in 2161. 
Deanna Troi suggested playing this game to the rest of the senior staff members of the in 2368, however, Worf found it difficult to ascertain exactly what he had in his hand with so many wild cards. ()
In 2161, after the charter was signed, ratifying the Coalition of Planets, which ultimately lead to the formation of the United Federation of Planets. ()
== Background information ==
Non-canon sources have established several dates for the event: 
* October 11 – "It's Federation Day!", a newspaper clipping created for but not seen on screen. 
* August 12 – in the last chapter of the Last Full Measure, To Brave the Storm, and . 
* May 8 – background in the Star Trek: Star Charts.
* June 30 – Listed on a memorial plaque at Starfleet Academy in Star Trek Online.
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