Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station
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				Title: <strong>Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>TheRedFear</strong> on <strong>28-01-2012, 19:59:37</strong>
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				<div align="center"><span style="font-size: 18pt;" class="bbc_size"><strong>The Navarro Center for Advancement in the Sciences</strong> </span> </div><br><div align="center"><span style="font-size: 14pt;" class="bbc_size">Currently in Geosynchronous orbit over the Navarro Estates </span> </div><br><div align="center">(http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/2386/startrekspacestation.jpg)</div><br><div style="text-align: justify;">N-CAS station(Pronounced "En-Kaz" by most) is a mobile space station capable of moving to different locations at moderate warpspeeds, although this is never done lightly. N-CAS is quite simply massive, easily larger than several small cities, although the vast sprawl of The First City dwarfs even N-CAS. <br><br>The station is known throughout the galaxy as a place where science has few if any limitations. Research that would be illegal almost anywhere else in the galaxy is not only allowed on N-CAS...it is generously funded and encouraged. Scientific advancement is the primary goal on N-CAS. Officially anyway. Of course it's not all "for the science". The cost of such generous funding and minimal oversight for a scientific team that wishes to move their research to N-CAS is that the House of Navarro receives exclusive rights to the new technology for no less than ten years...a relatively small price to pay as far as most scientists eager to be free of restrictions are concerned. <br><br>Needless to say it has taken considerable political and legal maneuvering...and alot of bribery...to secure such status for N-CAS. It is almost a sovereign state unto itself, and this makes many nervous. With good reason. Although some truly awe-inspiring acheivements in science have come out of N-CAS...so have several horrendous nightmares. The Station's security team has done it's job quite impressively and have contained every catastrophe with minimal fallout. <br><br>So far...<br><br>N-CAS has just about everything you could imagine in a city of comparable size. Crime, prostitution, a black market, entertainment, schools and residential sectors. But everything is built around the core theme of creating an environment that allows the most brilliant minds in the galaxy to unleash their creativity and ingenuity...God(Q?) help us all. <br><br>You can find scientific representatives of just about every major species in the Galaxy on N-CAS. Even more than a few Federation races wishing to operate without Starfleet's omnipresent multiple redundant saftey and ethical regulations which just keep getting in the way of the science. <br><br>Of course this doesn't mean there are NO safety protocols. All scientific research is restricted to the outer platforms, which can be seperated from the core station and destroyed if something truly nightmarish gets loose. There are multiple biohazard checkpoints and decontamination procedures seperating the core station from the research platforms, along with cutting edge firewalls and Security AI programs protecting the computer. Each platform has it's own Main Computer which is also seperate from the core station's main computer to ensure no virus or glitch can compromise the entire station at once. </div> 
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>17-02-2012, 21:47:23</strong>
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				<strong>Sickbay -&nbsp; Tisha (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=129448.msg5752156#msg5752156)</strong><br><br>Sixty seconds before the designated appointment, the hologram known as Tisha suddenly appeared in a medical uniform, her hair tied back in a ponytail.&nbsp; Her personality was vastly different from either her Waitress or her Security modes, calm and compassionate with a gentle smile upon her face.&nbsp; Many of the original problems of the original Emergency Medical Holograms had long since been fixed, although since the subroutines had simply been thrown onto her own matrix, there were still a few problems to be worked out.<br><br>She checked over her medical equipment, ensuring that everything was in proper working order for the checkup.&nbsp; Her databases ran through the information on Mimari, ensuring that all the known information was immediately at her disposal, to allow for a rapid and efficient checkup.&nbsp; Only the slightly seductive nature of her smile even hinted at her primary personality.<br><br>Although the database seemed rather sparse on the girl, Tisha simply took it as a sign to do some further research.&nbsp; Information was always important, as well as often confidential, and she would do her best to collect that data as best she could.<br>
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Karasu</strong> on <strong>18-02-2012, 14:58:51</strong>
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				Mimari entered the sickbay for her checkup. She did wonder why she had to go to these things, she rarely ever got sick. But orders were orders, and she wanted to keep working in the sickbay herself. She also disliked that she was known for what she was, It was really going to lead to all kinds of problems, but the higher-ups apparently didn't listen to her pleas.<br><br>"I'm here." She said softly, she was always so gentle, so motherly, surprising anyone would want to hurt her in anyway.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>19-02-2012, 02:31:20</strong>
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				<strong>Sickbay -&nbsp; Tisha (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=129448.msg5752156#msg5752156)</strong><br><br>Tisha gave a smile, gentle but reassuring as Mimari entered.&nbsp; "Hello there," she said warmly, doing her best to allay any fears or worries.&nbsp; "Would you please disrobe and sit down upon the table?"&nbsp; The tricorder slipped up into her hand with practiced effort, a common enough device simply to show that everything was routine.<br><br>Tisha had no true curiosity as people understood it, but an empty spot on her database demanded a sort of compulsion to fill it, in order to provide as much information as possible.&nbsp; It wasn't something which the computer often shared; indeed, doctor-patient confidentiality required her to keep silent on such matters.&nbsp; However, in the event of an injury, she had to be able to aid a patient, and that required understanding any subtle differences in physiology.
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				Post by: <strong>Karasu</strong> on <strong>19-02-2012, 16:45:01</strong>
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				Mimari too helped in the sickbay very often enough, her type of angelican were best there. "Very well."&nbsp; She said as she disrobed from her standard uniform for a med bay worker and sat upon the medical table. "I am not sure I understand the reasoning of this exam. I do not get sick." Well so she claimed, they could but it was odd circumstances for it.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>20-02-2012, 04:38:43</strong>
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				Tisha kept her smile gentle but reassuring, as she started running her tricorder over Mimari's body, slow and careful to pick up what information she could.&nbsp; "Well, the database showed some concern because of how little we know about Angelicans," she explained.&nbsp; "I realize you don't get sick, but if you get injured, I want to have enough understanding of your body in order to be able to heal you."<br><br>The process was slow at the start, as she looked for differences.&nbsp; There didn't seem to be a great deal, but that didn't expunge her of responsibility; Tisha couldn't simply try to treat Mimari like any other human and expect everything to go well.&nbsp; "I don't suppose you know the physiological differences well enough to explain to me?"
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Karasu</strong> on <strong>20-02-2012, 15:38:05</strong>
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				Mimari tilted her head. "I am treated in the same manner as a human, just painkillers do not work on my body since I matabolize them much too fast." She explained. "But I would like that you kept quite about what I am, you may not know the signifigance my being an angelican is, but I gaentee you ohers will and if you do value my safety, you will keep it quiet." She said in firm tone. Despite her usual soft spoken nature, she was always firm on this subject alone or with stubborn patients.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>20-02-2012, 17:27:51</strong>
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				"You metabolize painkillers too quickly?"&nbsp; Gentle curiosity showed in her tone, encouraging Mimari to explain further as she did the preliminary tests.&nbsp; "Does that extend to all other types of medication?&nbsp; What kinds of things do you metabolize quickly, and how does that work in conjunction with surgical anesthesia?"<br><br>At the mention of secrecy, however, Tisha smiled her acceptance.&nbsp; "I'm bound by doctor-patient confidentiality, hun.&nbsp; Nobody would be willing to confide in their physician if we passed around secrets."&nbsp; She leaned in to place a hand on Mimari's knee, soft and gentle.&nbsp; "I just want to help you.&nbsp; If something does happen, especially if your own safety is in danger as your threats would imply, then others know exactly what will be necessary to harm you, and I have to be able to counteract that."
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Karasu</strong> on <strong>27-02-2012, 15:54:24</strong>
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				She just smiled back at her. "If something does happen to me, rest assured, my safety is not what you should be thinking of." Said flatly, a threat or assurance? who could say for sure. "In any case, the computers are blank on my species for a reason Tisha, I heal myself, there's litle need for a doctor, and you work with me almost daily anyway."
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: The House of Navarro - N-CAS Station</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>27-02-2012, 16:06:00</strong>
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				Although Tisha recognized the implication that she should be worried about her own safety were Mimari discovered, Tisha didn't really feel any worry.&nbsp; She hadn't been programmed with any major sense of self-preservation, both in order to allow her an easier time in her first occupation, and because the Mark I EMH had demonstrated what a bad idea it was.&nbsp; After all, holograms were incredibly difficult to kill short of attacking the computer itself.<br><br>"If you really feel it's a waste of time," Tisha said, "I understand, and we can end this right now."&nbsp; She gave the Angelican one more glance over.&nbsp; A little bit of the seductive nature of her major programming was present, but in Medical mode, it was so muted as to be barely existent.&nbsp; "I just worry that I won't be able to help you if you should be injured."
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				Post by: <strong>Karasu</strong> on <strong>27-02-2012, 16:41:43</strong>
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				Mimari just shrugged. "You work with me on a daily basis Tisha, It is a waste of tiem when I heal myself as I go." She said, but patted her shoulder with a smile. "I'll ask you should I ever need the assistance , don't worry on that." She said and gave her a hug. Because of her long history, sex for her was an issue she woudl have a very hard time getting over.
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				Post by: <strong>AndyZ</strong> on <strong>27-02-2012, 17:41:59</strong>
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				Tisha hugged her back, smiling but concerned.&nbsp; "I just worry about you getting knocked out or something, having moments left, and my having to figure out on the spot how to help you.&nbsp; If you're satisfied, though, that decision is yours."&nbsp; She was content enough to accept that.&nbsp; "If you ever change your mind, I'll be glad to check you over, but until then, I won't bring it up again."
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