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[[image:homebar.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Cherished holodeck program, a recreation of a bar on Alpha III.]] | [[image:homebar.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Cherished holodeck program, a recreation of a bar on Alpha III.]] | ||
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''Personal'' - Holodeck. One program in particular, a meticulously detailed recreation of a bar from Alpha III, where Maxwell spent his formative years as a teenager and young adult. The recreation is complete enough to include copies of the original proprietors, as well as select regular patrons. It is a private holoprogram, normally only accessible by Maxwell himself. | ''Personal'' - Holodeck. One program in particular, a meticulously detailed recreation of a bar from Alpha III, where Maxwell spent his formative years as a teenager and young adult. The recreation is complete enough to include copies of the original proprietors, as well as select regular patrons. It is a private holoprogram, normally only accessible by Maxwell himself. In 2392, the program was irretrievably damaged when the Darwin sustained massive computer core damage. Maxwell is currently in the process of trying to source the original programming and rebuild the cherished locale. | ||
''Professional'' - [[ma:Astrometrics|Astrometrics lab]]. The majority of Maxwell's career has been spent conducting cartographic work in astrometrics labs of various sizes and layouts at a number of Starfleet installations. Though rarely the lead researcher, he was at times integral to ongoing studies and learned the value of teamwork and delegation during his tenures in such workspaces. | ''Professional'' - [[ma:Astrometrics|Astrometrics lab]]. The majority of Maxwell's career has been spent conducting cartographic work in astrometrics labs of various sizes and layouts at a number of Starfleet installations. Though rarely the lead researcher, he was at times integral to ongoing studies and learned the value of teamwork and delegation during his tenures in such workspaces. | ||