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	Kathryn Janeway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kathryn Janeway (Born: May 20, 2336 in Bloomington, Indiana), a character in the fictional Star Trek universe played by Kate Mulgrew, was the captain of the USS Voyager NCC-74656 (2371-2378) in the science fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager.
		Janeway's apparent insanity is a matter of some debate with Voyager fans, with some blaming poor writing for the characterization, while others consider this to be an important facet of the character, giving her some similarities to Captain Queeg of The Caine Mutiny.
		As captain, it is Janeway's job to keep the crew hopeful as they struggle through the far reaches of the uncharted Delta Quadrant in search of a way home.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kathryn_Janeway (602 words)

	Captain Janeway
		Janeway's courage and leadership were instrumental in the survival of her crew as they made the long and difficult journey back to the Alpha Quadrant.
		Janeway was close to her father, and grieved deeply after his tragic accidental drowning in 2358.
		Janeway is a tough captain who is not afraid to take chances, while her intelligence, thoughtfulness, dedication and diplomacy have earned her respect and recognition as one of the best in Starfleet.
	www.angelfire.com /mi3/voyager/janeway.html (1829 words)

	Body Alter: Part I
		Janeway couldn't be too upset with those who couldn't keep their eyes to themselves; after all, she had a difficult time doing it herself.
		Janeway was a remarkable and compassionate woman and Seven really was superiorly intelligent and her body was amazingly strong being scattered by those cybernetic implants and infused with nanotechnology.
		Janeway got the impression that he was trying to escape from her close proximity, so she stepped away from him, giving him more space.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /nomdeplume/bodyalter1.htm (3277 words)

	The Trek Nation - The Court Martial of Captain Kathryn Janeway Part 4
		Captain Janeway emphasised on several occasions that it was their principles that had allowed Voyager to survive in the Delta Quadrant.
		Whilst Captain Janeway's priority was protecting her crew and her principles, we must also remember that she also had to somehow get her ship and crew through 75 000 light years of space back to the alpha quadrant.
		Captain Janeway was not minutes away from aid or consultation, and she had to somehow facilitate an epic journey across two quadrants of space in order to get her crew home.
	www.treknation.com /articles/court_martial_lisa.shtml (4582 words)

	Trek Nation - Special Feature - 'The Court Martial of Captain Kathryn Janeway'
		Captain Janeway's destruction of the Array was therefore a clear violation of the Prime Directive.
		Captain Janeway's claim that by destroying she was protecting the Ocampa is mere fabrication, as we have seen.
		Captain Janeway allowed Voyager to be lured into a trap when she agreed to allow Chakotay to try to rescue the traitor Seska and her newborn child, whom she claimed was his.
	www.treknation.com /articles/court_marshall_janeway_ariel.shtml (2716 words)

	Stratagem: Part I
		Kathryn Janeway, Captain of the starship Voyager, glared at it from time to time as if the force of her gaze would make it disappear.
		Janeway sat still transfixed, thinking of all the long-established phrases, such as "responsibility of command," "edicts and protocol," and "code of conduct," she should be saying to help Seven understand why a romantic relationship between them wasn't possible.
		Janeway made her way down the corridor and into the turbo lift, still trying to wipe the memory of her last conversation with Seven.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /nomdeplume/stratagem1.htm (1765 words)

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		For her part, Janeway was trying to contain her smile.
		They were practically shifting their feet like a couple of teenagers...then they both nodded, turned, and headed in opposite directions as if the hounds of hell were after them.
		Captain Janeway asked that I direct you to her ready room upon your arrival." He motioned in that direction, and Tom stiffened in surprise.
	www.jupiter-station.com /stories/LLM9.txt (1172 words)

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		Janeway was glad that they managed to finally make it through Borg space without being assimilated, although it hadn't been easy once they're escort had left them.
		Captain Janeway, it's Ensign Kim." He hoped she would hear him and the chime and answer her door.
		Janeway slowly opened her eyes, and stared several seconds before she realized that Harry was standing over her.
	www.angelfire.com /sd/leaper/thejourneyback.html (5304 words)

	Captain Janeway lay flat on her back
		Janeway glanced at Chakotay, trying to gauge his feelings, but his expression was impassive; he’d go along with whatever she decided.
		“This is Captain Picard of the Starship Enterprise.
		Janeway glanced at her PADD again and stopped outside one of the multitude of anonymous doors in the corridor.
	members.fortunecity.com /dianaforester/wfg3.htm (6963 words)

	Captain Kathryn Janeway
		Born in Indiana, on Earth, Janeway had a very down-to-earth (pun intended)childhood, going on camping trips, which she didn't like, with her father, Admiral Edward Janeway (who died in a drowning accident on Tau Ceti), her mother, Gretchen Janeway, and her sister Phoebe.
		Some of Janeway's earlier influences in her life included her shrouded family history, including a predecessor who supposedly was one of the first Mars colonists, and the great female aviator Amelia Earheart, who she found and met in the Delta Quadrant, along with hundreds of other humans from 1937 ("The 37's").
		In 2371, Janeway, commanding the first mission of the newly commissioned U.S.S. Voyager, NCC-74656, was swept into the Delta Quadrant by an entity known as the Caretaker.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/star_trek_voyager/22284 (483 words)

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		He scanned the room and saw Captain Janeway sitting at a table, scanning a padd and drinking a cup of coffee.
		But you gave me a second chance." Janeway glanced at Miral, who was contentedly sucking on her bottle, then he looked at Tom and smiled teasingly.
		"Captain, I don't know what to say." "That's the second time you told me that." She looked down at Miral, saw her sleeping, and handed her over to Tom.
	www.jupiter-station.com /stories/Thankyou.txt (1645 words)

	What Captain Janeway Means to Me
		Janeway sat back in her chair, blinking several times as she digested the engineer's words.
		"Captain Janeway certainly does not qualify as my best patient; in fact, she is the only crew member who has yet to come in for any of her yearly physicals.
		Captain Janeway realizes that and is willing to look beyond my past indiscretions and let me prove that I am someone that can be trusted.
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	Captain Kathryn Janeway sat in the mess hall
		Janeway reached out to refill her cup, half with coffee, half with the smooth brown liquid in Picard’s flask.
		Kathryn Janeway, Captain of the Starship Voyager, was hanging from the ceiling of a faux rock wall, looking for all the world like a spider.
		Janeway wanted to be doing something, anything, but instead she sat calmly in her command chair, waiting for her helmsman to announce their arrival in the Terran system.
	members.fortunecity.com /dianaforester/wfg4.htm (7081 words)

	"The Best of Both Girls," Chapter 3
		One of Starfleet's younger and more promising captains, she had been in her early thirties when given her first command, and not yet forty when given the Voyager and the assignment to scour the Badlands for Maquis renegades three years before.
		Seated at her desk was Captain Janeway, who stood when he entered.
		Janeway smiled as well, and ordered the computer to increase temperature as the Borg handed the visitors their drinks.
	www.reviewboy.com /janeway3.html (4009 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Biography
		Janeway encounters her father in a near-death experience
		In 2371, Janeway gambled on giving troubled Starfleet renegade Tom Paris a reprieve from his Rehabilitation Settlement in New Zealand by tapping him as a scout for a search-and-rescue mission of her security chief gone undercover aboard a Maquis vessel.
		Amelia Earhart was a personal heroine, so meeting her on the '37s planet was an indescribable event — as was the gratification that not one of the combined Maquis-Starfleet crew chose to stay behind on the human colony.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/VOY/character/1112397.html (1063 words)

	Amazon.com: Fire Ship (Star Trek Voyager: The Captains Table, Book 4): Books: Diane Carey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		She must quickly learn the ways of this new culture and work her way back to captain if she is to protect her new allies from the war that only she knows is coming.
		Janeway is very aware of how much her life has changed and Carey does an excellent job of charting the adjustments "Kay" makes to be accepted, as well as her planning for the imminent arrival of the Menace.
		This is a story about Kathryn Janeway, exploring her not only as a captain but as a person in a way few stories have done, whether on the television series or in a novel.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0671014676?v=glance (2007 words)

	Reasons Why Captain Janeway Is Better Than Captain Picard
		Janeway says "I don't like you!" to her enemies instead of trying to convince them to behave better.
		Janeway heard the words "boldly go where no man (er, woman) has gone before" and took them to the extreme.
		Janeway doesn't have to point which way to go when they set off.
	www.sjacob.org /trek/humour/KJ-better-than-JLP (691 words)

	Star Trek Minutiae » The Voyager Coronary » Chapter 16
		Janeway's jubilation is short-lived when she realizes that she must still find a way to kill off Neelix and Naomi.
		Chakotay asks, "How is this possible??" Janeway tries to remember the technobabble she'd spent hours reciting and says, "The Iconometric elements of the star have the ability to be phase-shifted into a sub-nucleonic tetryon that can be depolarized at the hyper-stimulated level to create an anti-temporal multidimensional matrix."
		Janeway gathers the crew together and says, "It would probably be best if we held a silent moment of prayer for the success of the shuttle mission.
	www.st-minutiae.com /humor/coronary/16.xhtml (1215 words)

	Captain Janeway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In 2366 she served as Captain on the Al-Batani and spent 6 months in the Beta Quadrant.
		In 2370 She was assigned to Captain the U.S.S. Voyager.
		In 2371 she recruited Tom Paris, an Ex-Maquis to help her look for her tactical officer who was on a spy mission on a Maquis ship.
	www.the-spa.com /cj/janeway.htm (186 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Biography
		Kate Mulgrew stars as Captain Kathryn Janeway, the captain of the starship U.S.S. Voyager on Paramount Network Television's Star Trek: Voyager for UPN.
		As the first female to captain a featured lead Star Trek vessel in the franchise's 31-year history, Kate Mulgrew has stepped into television history.
		In commenting on her award-winning role, Mulgrew said, "Beneath Captain Janeway's extraordinary control runs a very deep vein of vulnerability and sensitivity.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/VOY/cast/69079.html (637 words)

	Kate Mulgrew - Captain Kathryn Janeway
		Award-winning actress Kate Mulgrew stars as Kathryn Janeway, the captain of the starship U.S.S. Voyager.
		As captain, it is Janeway's responsibility to keep the crew hopeful as they struggle through the far reaches of the uncharted Delta Quadrant in search of a way home.
		Mulgrew grew up in Dubuque, IA, the oldest girl in a family of eight.
	www.space.com /sciencefiction/kate_mulgrew.html (281 words)

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