My Sandbox
Name: Nicole
Age: 35 (as of July 7th, 2015)
Hobbies: writing, reading and playing games.
Lives with: Husband of 16 years, a daughter and son, and 3 furry felines.
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Starfleet Academy Graduate Ribbon
Gold Lifesaving Ribbon
Distinguished Service Ribbon
Explorer's Ribbon
Purple Heart
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Starfleet Academy Graduate Ribbon
Prometheus Ribbon
Purple Heart
Prisoner of War Ribbon
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Starfleet Academy Graduate Ribbon
Silver Lifesaving Ribbon
Galactic War with the Borg Service Medal
Gateway Ribbon
Explorer's Ribbon
Medical Science Ribbon
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3-year Member
1-year Member
Sheathed Sword
Pathfinder Award
TOSMA
B-Plot Award
Neelix Award
Shuvalis Diamond of Recognition
T'Pau Cluster of Distinction
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2nd place winner of Halloween Avatar Competition 2391. (2014)
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My Characters
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Serial: A239001SF0
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Rank
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Character Name
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Vessel
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Current Post
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Status
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Captain
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Faranfey
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Doyle-A
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Commanding Officer
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Active
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Post: Commanding Officer of the USS Doyle-A
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| Selene has extensive medical training, training as HCO, and a lot of Command experience. Additionally, twenty years of her life had her in one of the most intensive war and survival situations she has ever experienced or heard about. In that time, she has had to make numerous hard decisions, including having to put infected officers out of their misery. The gravity of the decisions made during that time weighs heavily on her shoulders, causing her to be more blunt, sometimes sarcastic, and haunted by nightmares.
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Secondary Character/s
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Rank
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Character Name
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Vessel
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Current Post
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Status
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Commander
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Faranster
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USS Constitution-B
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Medical Officer
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Active
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PNPCs
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Rank
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Character Name
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Vessel
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Current Post
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Status
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Captain
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Faranster
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Deep Space 285
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Commanding Officer
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Active
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Marine Captain
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Cranford
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Doyle-A
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Marine
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Active
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Lieutenant
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Dena Hartjen
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Doyle-A
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Tactical Officer
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Active
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Lieutenant JG
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Anaystasia Kyra
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Doyle-A
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Medical Officer
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Active
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Lieutenant JG
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Keces Gigurr
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Doyle-A
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Intel
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Active
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Ensign
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Lilly Sterson
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Doyle-A
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Security Officer
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Active
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Ensign
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Julia Tiner
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Doyle-A
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Intel
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Active
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Chief Petty Officer
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Jamison
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Doyle-A
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Medical Officer
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Active
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Petty Officer Third Class
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Christin
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Doyle-A
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Operations Officer
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Active
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Civilian
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Iris Pruers
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Doyle-A
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Nurse
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Active PNPC
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Civilian
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Kerrin Jamison
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Doyle-A
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Maxwell's Daughter
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Active
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Civilian
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Rina Adler
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Doyle-A
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Barkeep - Baker Street Irregulars
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Active
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Civilian
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Tien
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Doyle-A
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Civilian
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Active
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Civilian
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Cati
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Doyle-A
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Civilian
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Active
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Awards Presentations and Years
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Award Name
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Rank
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Year
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Ship
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'Reason
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B-Plot
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Lt. Cmdr.
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2390
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Apollo
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Quote from award presenter: Nicole puts a massive amount of time and energy into developing her character. I know for a fact she keeps notes on her character and how she wants to develop her. And that effort was noticed by some of her fellow fleet-mates, as she was nominated for this award. Simming a species like Antosian is not easy. There is no template available and a lot of the data on them has to be made up as she goes along. Not only has she worked to develop her character, but the species as a whole. The B-Plot Award is given to those that show a good portion of their character's life, despite the demands of the main plot, and Nicole does a great job with this.
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The Neelix Award
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Lt. Cmdr.
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2390
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Apollo
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Quote from award presenter: The Neelix Award is given for extra out of character devotion. This includes helping fellow officers who are in need of simming aid, upkeep of the wiki, and spearheading other OOC ventures. We all know that Nicole has taken upon herself this year to get ship chats rolling. Not only that, but she has served as mentor to a few new officers as well as worked with senior officers as XO. She can always be found simming PNPCs to tag others and find them something to do. This conduct was recognized by some of her ship-mates.
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