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Bio-sword

The bio-sword is a non-fatal weapon used for training and sporting purposes. 
The bio-sword is tied in with a chest harness, consisting of a heart target that the opponent is to strike (in very much the same fashion as fencing, except gladiatorial) in order to win the game. Once this target is struck, the bio-swords of both players are deactivated. 
The bio-sword is computer controlled, which ties in with the user's central nervous system in order to increase swiftness and agility. Users may double-wield bio-swords.
As cadets at the Colonial Fleet Academy, Adama and Baltar dueled with these swords in front of a public audience. Baltar attempts to cheat by modifying his own bio-swords to remain active even after his heart target is struck, although Adama still defeats him (All Things Past and Present).
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Biski Gugushe

Biski Gugushe (September 10, 1969) is an English actor born in Hammersmith, London, England.
He portrayed both the reporters Eick and Sekou Hamilton in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
His television work includes Stargate SG-1, Da Vinci's Inquest, Smallville and The Outer Limits.
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Bittamucin

Bittamucin is a drug used to cure and as an inoculant against Mellorak infection.
Bittamucin has a high success rate against the infection if administered within 48 hours immediately after the onset of symptoms, in conjunction with a day's bedrest.
As supplies of the drug were relatively low, bittamucin was limited to those who were visibly symptomatic and key crew members of , including .
This drug was allegedly given to Willie King and other Sagittarons by Dr. Michael Robert, however blood work done on the deceased showed that Robert administered poison instead of this drug . 
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Black

Please select a specific reference for the term black:
* Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair, a Marvel comic book based on the .
* "Black Market," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
* Black market (organization), an organization in the Fleet that supplies goods and services to those who can pay top cubit for them in the Re-imagined Series.
* Blackbird, the name of the ship created by Galen Tyrol and other personnel in the Re-imagined Series.
* Blackshirt, a deragotory term for Council Security used in the Original Series.
Black hole

A certain black hole singularity is an artificial creation of , leading to a world where his followers had been first exiled after being being cast out by the Seraphs untold thousands of yahrens prior.
This black hole bridges the Colonial's known universe and a separate universe, ensnaring many hapless denizens for an untold period of time due to its devastating effects on ships that pass through it. The fact that it "hides" in normal space only to be "sprung" on unsuspecting ships is unnatural ().
In range of its egress is a singular planet around which a thickly-ringed graveyard of ships orbits, its survivors making landfall on the planet only to be hunted down by the Meclons—former who were also inexorably drawn into the singularity ( — ).
The singularity is one-directional by design as the realm is a trap for Iblis' sworn enemy, the Seraphs ( and ). It takes the destruction of a to open a return path that bridges the two universes, thus allowing , 's , various hapless victims, and the surviving Seraphs to return to the primary universe ().
== Notes ==
* The use of a "black hole" to transport to another universe aligns with some theoretical concepts relating to either charged Reissner-Nordström or rotating Kerr black holes. 
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Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair

==Plot Synopsis==
's undercover mission continues as he pretends to be a civilian aboard a vessel. He meets a woman named Ligea who he develops feelings for. Finally he encounters a group of well equipped pirates who he observes stealing a whole warehouse of food stores. His investigation later reveals that Ligea is actually Medea, Sire Uri's ex-girlfriend! However, when Jolly ends up getting thrown in jail by security for sneaking around, Medea frees him to go after the bad guys - reaffirming his belief that she's a nice girl after all.
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Black market (organization)

The black market is an underground organization within the fleet of refugee human ships through which illicit and unofficial trades of goods, both essential and exotic, are executed. Prometheus is described by Tom Zarek as the "hub of the black market." Notable items traded on the black market included antibiotics, fumarellos, and the services of escortsThough some prostitution was arranged by the black market, the practice itself does not appear to be illegal.
Until some time after the Battle of the Resurrection Ship, the underground organization is headed by Phelan. Under his control, the black market regularly withholds inventory to inflate prices. The black market is also known for other dealings, some of which crossed the line between being merely illegal and being clearly harmful and immoral. After Phelan's death, Captain explains to Phelan's likely successors that as long as these shady practices stopped, the black market would be allowed to continue business. Despite President Laura Roslin's misgivings, the black market still functions within the fleet, and is essential in distributing hard to find supplies .
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Blackbird (Eaglemoss)

The Blackbird is issue #14 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The next edition to the Battlestar Galactica Ships Collection is the one-of-a-kind Blackbird ship that was designed for stealth missions by 's maintenance chief Glen (sic) Tyrol. 
: The Blackbird ship was built from scratch with available materials and resembled a ShipThe resemblance is for use in the for rapid deployment. Blackbird is neither a Viper nor a space superiority fighter replacement. The external armor was made from a black, non-reflective, carbon-fibre composite material, that masked its presence from both and Colonial radarsThe term "radar" is never used in the Re-imagined Series, and the term is inaccurate vis a vis the abilities of DRADIS., as well as gave the vessel its name. Equipped with enhanced sensors and surveillance systems, it was a perfect intelligence-gathering instrument. 
: This Battlestar Galactica Blackbird ship is brought to life with heavyweight die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. It captures the Viper-shape of the ship in a sleek black colour and little details, such as President Laura's name painted on the fuselage. Eaglemoss has worked closely with members of Galactica VFX team to ensure that the model is as accurate as possible. 
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with the series developer, Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
*Page 1: Front Cover
*Page 3: Design Spec
*Page 4: Ship Profile
*Pages 8 - 9:Orthographic Views and Callouts
*Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes -"Vitrual Warfare"
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Blackbird In Flight"
*Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 15 - Viper (Mark III) Blood and Chrome
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Blackhawk

The Blackhawk is a twin-engine VTOL aircraft employed by the Caprican Marine Corps in the years prior to the First Cylon War.
Fifty-eight years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the Caprican Marines dispatch one of these aircraft to pursue an escaped Cylon prototype from Graystone Industries, alongside a Caprican Air Force Phoenix-type jet . 
Some months later, a squadron of U-87 Cyber Combat Units operate several Marine Blackhawks in an assault on Soldiers of the One terrorists, landing on the field of Atlas Arena and engaging the attackers in a firefight .
These vehicles employ DRADIS technology .
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*The Blackhawk appears to be comprised of elements of modern military aircraft including the SH-60 Seahawk and the Boeing V-22 Osprey.
*Pieces of the Blackhawk CG model were used to create the Cylon War era Raptors in Blood and Chrome, specifically, the engine pods, and rear tail assembly were pasted onto the extended Raptor model. http://www.pierre-drolet-sci-fi-museum.com/blackhawk-marine 
*The name "Blackhawk" originates from CG modeler Pierre Drolet who describes the aircraft on his personal website: 
:I had already built a highly detailed Seahawk, so I gave her a second life and makeover by adding on some Caprica[n] technology. This aircraft was also an alternative to the other aircraft called the Phoenix Air Force, but we end up using both of them in the same scene during a car chase.http://sci-fi-museum-pierre-drolet-com.webs.com/blackhawk-marine
*These aircraft are marked with the distinctive pentagonal shape seen on the Caprican Viper in "The Imperfections of Memory," the of and the similar Cylon War-era Raider in the Re-imagined Series and Blood and Chrome, suggesting a link between Caprican technology and that of Cylons in the Cylon War.
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Blackshirt

"Blackshirt" is a derrogatory term for Council Security. . It is akin to the use of the word "pig" to describe a civilian officer of the law.
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* In the real world, the term "Blackshirt" was used for paramilitaries supporting Mussolini's fascist regime. Cf. "Redcoat".
* The term may also have been inspired by the Nazis' Stormtroops (SA), which were called "brownshirts" because of their brown uniforms.
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Bladeship

The bladeship is a remote-controlled fighter craft of the Comitat.
Similar in scale to the Colonial Viper and its opposite number, the Cylon Raider, bladeships are the interception craft deployed by Comitat frigates. Unlike these counterparts, bladeships use energy weapons capable of incapacitating organisms and ships for capture as part of their creed against harming life (—). Such weapons can also be used in destructive applications ().
Bladeships greater agility, speed, and coordination allow for effectual containment measures, as demonstrated by swarming Galactica's outer launch tube paths to prevent the launch of Vipers ().
Remotely controlled by Thanes from frigates or other command ships, bladeships reduce the loss of life by not being controlled by pilots housed in said craft (-). This also allows the ships to be used as weapons themselves, impaling into their targets and delivering a powerful electro-magnetic pulse, thus disabling the ship for later boarding and recovering of persons of interest aboard ().
Integrated within each bladeship is a homing system that allows the ship to find its launch point, despite the interference of the Empyrean Expanse. Captain Apollo has Doctor Wilker extricate this device from a damaged bladeship recovered after a battle to integrate it into his own Viper, so as to locate the Comitat forces ().
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Blassie

Siress Blassie is a fairly affluent, older single female on 's Senior Ship who is charmed by Chameleon while seated next to him on the shuttle Canaris. She is apparently quite fond of the man, offering him money for 's chanceries. Chameleon manages to escape from Blassie's clutches, and also certain death by the three Borellian Nomen who are on a blood hunt for him, during a hasty exit from the Astral Lounge.
After the Nomen are dealt with, it is apparent that she likes him enough to finance his "rehabilitation" upon discovering his whereabouts, which is so ordered by Commander .
 
== Notes ==
* It is generally acknowledged that Blassie exacted "revenge" upon Chameleon in her billet...
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Blind jump

A blind jump is an operation in which a ship makes an FTL jump to a random location.
Blind jumps are usually done in the most dire of combat circumstances when a few seconds could mean preservation or destruction. In a blind jump, the navigation computer is bypassed and the jump system is most likely provided with a random set of coordinates with only sparse safeguards before the jump is executed. This greatly increases the chances of the ship getting itself hopelessly lost in space and adds to the risk of being in danger after the jump (impact with ships, planets or other bodies). 
Fortunately, the vast magnitude of empty space in the universe makes the chance of such a collision relatively small.
A blind jump was ordered by Admiral Helena Cain to avoid destruction of Pegasus during the Cylon attack on the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards .
 herself executes a blind jump of sorts at the conclusion of the Battle of the Colony in order to escape the critically damaged Colony. The coordinates used were based on the notes of the Music and entered manually by Kara Thrace, miraculously leading to the discovery of an inhabitable planet.
Under normal circumstances, it is not an option for the Fleet, as ships would jump to different locations without any chance of reuniting.
File:Pegasus ftl lit.png|Pegasus FTL achieves criticality and performs a blind jump away from the Scorpion Yards
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File:Pegasus micro-singularity.png|FTL shockwave implosion from Pegasus at Scorpion
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Blonde Taurus

The Blonde Taurus is a tourist from encountered by and during their initial survey of Carillon. The Taurus is initially afraid that the Colonial Warriors were there in some sort of law enforcement capacity, to which she pleads that the chancery is legal (though she doesn't appear very certain of that). She got to Carillon by booking a skybus through her travelator, and had won considerable sums of cubits gambling at the chancery. She is in a hurry to leave, however, having booked a moonlight cruise. Boomer and Starbuck suspect she has been smoking plant vapors .
== In the separate continuity ==
The Blonde Taurus is the first human and encounter on during their expedition. She tells them about the resort and how she's given a lot of value for her money, showing off a bag of cubits that leaves Starbuck awestruck ().
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Blood

Please choose a specific reference for the term blood:
* Blood and Chrome, a webseries presently in development based on the Cylon War from the Re-imagined Series.
* "Blood on the Scales," an episode from the Re-imagined Series' last half of Season 4.
* Bloodstopper, the coagulant powder used to stop blood in the Re-imagined Series.
* Blood trail, the Borellian Nomen's vengeance jihad from the Original Series.
* For discussion on the cure that saves Laura Roslin's life in "Epiphanies," see: Life sciences in the Re-imagined Series#The Cancer Cure of Laura Roslin.
* Youngblood, agent with the Global Defense Department in Caprica.
Blood Trail

A "blood trail" (also known as a "blood hunt") is a Borellian Nomen ritual of justice in accordance to "The Code." Those on a blood trail pursue someone for a wrong done to a Nomen, such as a murder or theft. 
"Captain Dmitri" is the target of a blood trail for swindling them out of precious items .
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Bloodstopper

Bloodstopper is a generic term for a powder-based cauterizing agent used to prevent wounds from bleeding in an effective way. It immediately cauterizes gun-shot wounds and other types of bleedings. As the process creates heat, morpha is used along with it to ease the pain. Packets of the cauterizing agent, Hemostatik-A, It is included in standard Colonial Fleet medkits . 
== Related imagery ==
File:Hemostatik-A.jpg|A packet of the Hemostatik-A "bloodstopper" cauterizing agent, produced by Picon Laboratories. 
== Notes ==
*The idea of bloodstopper comes from writer Bradley Thompson. 
*Similar combat coagulants, such as QuikClot, are used by today's armies.
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Blue Squadron (RDM)

Blue Squadron is the wireless callsign of several fighter squadrons.
It is the designation of the initial Viper squadron sortied from Pegasus during its attack on a Cylon communications relay under Admiral Cain .
During the Battle of the Binary Star System, Blue Squadron is shown on the DRADIS screen participating in the battle. It is presumably led by .
During the Battle of New Caprica, Blue Squadron departs during planetfall. They lead hit and run attacks on surface installations during the battle. It is possibly led by .
Later, the name is used for a Raptor picket led by . Blue Squadron appears on Galactica's DRADIS during the Battle of the Ionian Nebula .
== Similar terms ==
* A group of Vipers is called "Blue Team" during a training exercise. Led by , it measures its skills against Red Team 
* In a "A Day in the Life," Lee Adama orders his pilots to do flying and landing exercises, dividing them into red, blue, yellow and green "sections".
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* Originally it seemed that Blue Squadron could be a standing squadron on (similar to the naming scheme of the ). However, later the term is used for widely different units, which are led by different people. This suggests that it is merely a callsign to identify the squadrons on the wireless and DRADIS.
== See Also ==
* Red Squadron, Yellow Squadron and Green Squadron
* Squadrons of Galactica
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Bo Collins

BoThe name is confirmed in the script for "The Super Scouts, Part II". In addition, it is mentioned in the dialogue for the episode, albeit only once. Collins is a deputy at Paradise Valley, California, Earth in 1980.
At the request of Dr. Spencer, he checks into the backgrounds of the sick Super Scouts at Spencer's clinic, only to find that neither they nor their parents apparently exist. 
He rushes to Sheriff Ellsworth with this information. It is due to this information, coupled with the sheriff's connections with John Stockton of the Stanford Chemical Plant (recently impugned by Troy and Dillon who have traced the sickness back to his chemical plant), that leads Collins, the deputies, and the sheriff to seek out the Super Scouts for arrest .
With the deputies and the sheriff, Collins goes out to the meadow, only to find that the Super Scouts have gone and are besieged by apples thrown from a tree that isn't an apple tree .
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Bob Bralver

Bob Bralver is a stunt coordinator on the original and Galactica 1980.
He also appeared on the original Star Trek as Lieutenant Grant in "Friday's Child" and uncredited roles in the episodes "The Tholian Web" and "Is There in Truth No Beauty?".
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Bobby Van

Bobby Van (born as Robert Jack Stein on December 6, 1928 in New York City, New York, died July 31, 1980 in Los Angeles, California) was an American theater, film and television actor.
Van's parents were Vaudevillian actors, spending time backstage until he joined his parent on-stage at age four. Despite being born a bit later than other notable song-and-dance actors such as Gene Kelly, Van enjoyed many roles in films and musicals in the 1950s.
After the golden age of musicals passed, Van worked as a choreographer for a time for films starring Jerry Lewis and others. Van's comedic talents made him a valuable asset in many roles.
Van made the transition to television with great success as a guest on TV game shows, dramas and comedies such as Match Game, Wonder Woman, The Love Boat and CHiPs. He also hosted the game shows Showoffs (1975), The Fun Factory (1976) and Make Me Laugh (1979).
Van portrayed the android Hector in the Original Series episode, "Greetings From Earth." In the role, he is paired with another classic song-and-dance actor, Ray Bolger. The two conclude their episode with a song-and-dance number for the child characters of the episode, reflecting their mutual career histories.
Van was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in 1979, but hosted a Mrs. America pageant despite the illness.
Van died in 1980, at age 51, and is buried at Mt. Sinai Memorial Park in Burbank, California. He was survived by his second wife, actress Elaine Joyce with whom he had one daughter. He had a son from his first marriage.
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Bodie Olmos

Bodie James Olmos (born 27 August 1975) is the youngest son of Edward James Olmos and Kaija Keel, and the grandson of actor/singer Howard Keel. An actor of film, television and theater, he portrays Brendan "Hotdog" Costanza in the Re-Imagined Series. 
Born in Los Angeles, California, Olmos began acting at age 7 in 1982's The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, leading to instruction in acting from the UCLA School of Theatre, graduating in 2000, as well as additional instruction from Sanford-Meisner Center. In addition to acting, he was a triathlon athlete, participating in swimming, biking, and running, and was a cross-country runner. From this athletic background, he found a love for surfboarding, which he has done for the past 20 years.
Along with performances in the revival of the play Zoot Suit, of which his father was an original cast member, Olmos also worked with his father in the series 2002 series American Family as a younger version of his father's character, Jess Gonzales. Later, he would work again with his father on Battlestar Galactica as Brendan Costanza, also working with him on the HBO television movie, Walkout, which chronicles the 1968 East L.A. walkouts, and directed by Edward Olmos. This movie, where Olmos portrayed Moctesuma Esparza, inspired him to pursue writing.
On Battlestar Galactica, Olmos reflected on his motivation to read for the series: "I do believe my father had an influence on me wanting to read for it. I felt that he had such intrigue by it that it was so infectious. It really made me want to be a part of it and be a part of it. Any chance I get to work with my father I would!"
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