nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
SPOTLIGHT: The Caprica Bay Waterfront

SPOTLIGHT: The Caprica Bay Waterfront is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Aprilis 5, YR42.
== Story ==
The weather is getting nicer (finally), and some folks have been asking us about our favorite outdoor spaces here in Caprica City. So let's say you're tired of Apollo Park with its green open fields and promenade walkway. Maybe you're looking for something a little different - well, look no further than the Caprica Bay Waterfront. Located in the shadow of the Pantheon Bridge, the Caprica Bay boasts more than two miles of waterfront walkways with drinking fountains, stylish street lamps, and surprisingly comfortable benches lining the stone path.
This area, once home to many old Caprica City factories, has become a favorite spot of locals and visitors, alike. If it's people watching you're after this is always a great place to do it; from joggers, to chess players, to elderly couples in love, you can find it all along the Caprica Bay Waterfront. Keep checking The Caprican for upcoming Waterfront special events like outdoor concerts, scavenger hunts, and art markets. Or just take a chance and maybe you'll stumble upon something great! Oh, and a little travel tip: Use the Durant Boulevard entrance on weekdays only - that entrance is too crowded on the weekends. Enjoy!
== External links ==
*
*Facebook | SPOTLIGHT: The Caprica Bay Waterfront
Category:A to Z
Category:The Caprican
Category:Lifestyle (The Caprican)
Category:Articles written by Sharon Edmonson
Category:Caprica (series)
STO Training Camps: What Goes on There?

STO Training Camps: What Goes on There? is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Martius 29, YR42.
== Story ==
Not that I give a frak about any of these frakkin' bastards, but I must admit, this has me a bit intrigued, if only because thinking about what must go on in these hellholes makes me all the more enraged. 
I'm talking about what's referred to as STO "Training Camps," where they train boys and girls to be sicko terrorist scumbags. You know the STO - they blew up the MAGLEV train in the name of believing that there's only one god. Why such a belief requires the death of a bunch of commuters to get it across to us ignorant non-believing sheep is beyond me, but hey, I'm not a sicko terrorist scumbag. 
I can only imagine what "training" involves for these idiots. Everyone probably wears black boots and green T-shirts. They probably eat some gross white gelatinous substance three meals a day. They probably have to build bombs in three minutes or less, or else they get shot in the head. They're probably forced run ten miles a day, and half of it is sprinting. And it's probably always raining there, so they get soaked, which makes them miserable all day long. They probably throw balls with spikes on them at each other instead of engaging in a good old fashioned game of pyramid. Then they all pray to their One True God before calling it a night. 
Seriously, people, stop calling these jerks a "monotheistic cult." They don't believe in frakkin' anything except spreading fear and acting like idiots. They're terrorists. If you see any member of the STO, do a favor and knock 'em on the head. Hard. We'll see how well their "training" makes them handle that.
== Notes ==
=== Image ===
*A Google Images search of "military push ups" indicates that it is a stock photo edited with the Soldiers of the One emblem on the soldiers' shirts.
== References ==
== External links ==
*
*
Category:A to Z
Category:The Caprican
Category:Opinion (The Caprican)
Category:Articles written by Ralston Sinclair
Category:Caprica (series)
SU

SU or "stellar unit"Confirmed by Kevin Grazier on Bear McCreary's blog is a Colonial measurement of distance in space.
==Examples of Usage==
 reports the distance of the missing Raptors from Pegasus in SUs . 
Anastasia Dualla reports that the Rebel basestar jumped in at a range of 15 MSUs, apparently a subunit of SUs (TRS: "Guess What's Coming to Dinner").
Starbuck reports that tidal stresses around a black hole orbited by the Colony would destroy Galactica before it could come within 10 SUs .
The final six digits of Galactica's jump coordinates represent its jump range in SUsKevin Grazier on Bear McCreary's blog, suggesting that the ship's maximum jump range - or at least the maximum inputtable distance - is 999,999 SUs (or 15.81 Colonial light-years).
== Notes ==
* The real-world equivalent of the SU is the astronomical unit (AU), which is approximately equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun. Because distances in the Colonial star systems are very likely to be different, the SU cannot be assumed to have a value close to that of the AU. However, the relationship between the SU and the Colonial light-year (which would vary from ours based on the difference between the year of the Twelve Colonies' reference point - possibly 's orbit around its star - and our own) is the same as that between AU and terrestrial light-years. Character ages in the series are similar to our own, suggesting that the differences between Earth and Colonial references are minimal, if not negligibleKevin Grazier on Bear McCreary's blog.
== References ==
Category:A to Z
Category:RDM
Category:Terminology
Category:Terminology (RDM)
Sa's Place

Sa's Place is a diner on one of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol prior to the First Cylon War. It serves n and Gemenese food (Caprica).
== Notes ==
* This location is in Vancouver, British Columbia. The restaurant is the Smile Restaurant and is a popular filming spot used in many productions, including David Eick's Bionic Woman reboot attempt.
* While it can be logically assumed that this diner is located on , no information has confirmed this with specificity. Further, the picture depicted above is considered a "behind the scenes" photo and is thus not precisely in line with the in-universe depiction. (Note the Pepsi logo on the menu board in the window.)
== References ==
Category: A to Z
Category: Places
Category: Places (RDM)
Category: Caprica
Category: Caprica (RDM)
Category: Caprica (series)
Category: RDM
Sacha Moisewitsch

Sacha Moisewitsch is a member of the Props Department for the Re-imagined Series.
Moisewitsch appears in a video blog episode from David Eick on the props and upkeeping needed on a set for the episode, "Sacrifice."
Moisewitsch, Sacha
Moisewitsch, Sacha
Moisewitsch, Sacha
Moisewitsch, Sacha
Moisewitsch, Sacha
Sacred Scrolls (alternate)

The Sacred Scrolls are a set of writings that form the basis of Colonial religion, a polytheistic faith resembling the legends of ancient Greece. The scrolls record much of the alleged history of humanity, including life on before the great exodus, and the legend of Earth. Portions of the scrolls are used in religious ceremonies, such as the Service for the dead (TRS: Miniseries, "Act of Contrition").
Most notable among the Sacred Scrolls is the Book of Pythia, also referred to as the Pythian Prophecy. Written 3,600 years ago by the oracle Pythia, they are believed by some to foretell the current exodus from the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. 
==Contents==
The contents of the Sacred Scrolls have only been revealed in glimpses, through brief quotes, paraphrases and explanations.
=== The Returners ===
: Laura Roslin (from pg. 733): "The dead shall return in an ark of fire." (Battlestar Galactica 0)
: Various Colonials: "We shall receive them with fear and joy."
Category:A to Z
Category:Colonial
Category:Colonial Religion
Category:Colonial Religion (RDM)
Category:RDM
Sacrifice Woman

Sacrifice Woman is a term identifying a specific woman (more accurately, her avatar) who is sacrificed to Hectate before a version of Zoe-A in the V-Club .
It is unknown if her execution blocks the avatar from re-entering the V-Club simulation, or the motivation of the user to go along with it. 
== Notes ==
* The term is derived from the episode's credits. 
Category: A to Z
Category: Characters
Category: Characters (RDM)
Category: Caprica (series)
Category: One-Shot Characters (Caprica)
Category: RDM
Safiya Sanne

Safiya Sanne is a delegate on the Quorum of Twelve. The colony he represents is unclear—he is shown twice over two different placards, for Picon and Leonis.
Both placards clearly identify him as the representative of the appropriate colony, and in both scenes he is seated on the left of Robin Wenutu, Canceron delegate. In both instances, the flag over which he is seated matches that of Leonis. Also, while a page from the Quorum agendaThis information comes from this page from the Quorum agenda in "Colonial Day". identifies him as Leonis's delegate, Billy Keikeya appears to verbally identify him as the Picon delegate. In that capacity, during deliberations for the election of a Vice President, Sanne flips Picon's vote from Wallace Gray to Tom Zarek .
Sanne is not present when the Quorum convenes on after President Laura Roslin's incarceration , nor is he on the new Quorum assembled after the Second Exodus . 
== References ==
Category:A to Z
Category:Characters
Category:Characters (RDM)
Category:One-Shot Characters (RDM)
Category:RDM
Saga of a Fugitive Fleet

Saga of a Fugitive Fleet is a one-off audio drama written, directed and produced by Daniel Earnshaw and released by Explore Multimedia on 4 December 2000. It features the voice talents of a bulk of 1978 performers, including Terry Carter (), Laurette Spang (Cassiopeia), Jack Stauffer (Bojay), Noah Hathaway (), Anne Lockhart (Sheba) and Sarah Rush (Rigel). Utilized are previously recorded audio by performers Lorne Greene (), John Colicos () and Richard Hatch (), derived from extant works.
Ostensively a version of the Original Series with the "serial numbers" filed off, Saga features voice talents of various Original Series' performers while eschewing the use of copyrighted terms and direct references to Original Series tales. 
Additional performers lending their talents include Robyn Douglass (Galactica 1980), Sonja Kristina, Ken Bones (Doctor Who), John Guilor, John Clegg and Alistair Lock (of Big Finish Productions).
== Genesis ==
According to writer-producer Daniel Earnshaw, Saga had been designed to feature a larger involvement of Richard Hatch as co-writer and co-producer, but his involvement never came to fruition due to Hatch's passing in 2017.
==Story Listing==
#"Space Mutiny" 
#: Track Time: 1h7m
#: Summary: Tensions run high as a vote on the direction of the fleet approaches, but control has been seized in a mutiny by someone who has their own agenda…
#:(Space Mutiny is a remake of the 1988 B-Movie of the same name - used with permission.)
#"Fail Safe"
#: Track Time: 56m
#: Summary: When an unknown force pulls the stricken fleet off course, an improvised mission sets off to find the source and the risk is greater than anyone could have thought…
# "Quarantine World"
#: Track Time: 51m
#: Summary: On a world that should never be visited, time and space are being manipulated and a crash-landed cadet meets someone who just shouldn’t be there…
# "Paradise Void"
#: Track Time: 57m
#: Summary: On the eve of the vote to decide the fleet’s fate, a signal from outside the fleet might decide the outcome unless the truth can be found…
== Video Trailer ==
== Gallery ==
File:Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Disc Spread and Booklet.jpg|The physical media release for Saga of a Fugitive Fleet featuring four compact discs along with their individual cases, as well as a booklet.
File:Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Space Mutiny.jpg|"Space Mutiny" cover art featuring a depiction of Terry Carter.
File:Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Fail Safe.jpg|"Fail Safe" cover art featuring a depiction of Laurette Spang and Robyn Douglass.
File:Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Quarantine World.jpg|"Quarantine World" cover art featuring a depiction of Noah Hathaway and Robyn Douglass.
File:Saga of a Fugitive Fleet - Paradise Void.jpg |"Paradise Void" cover art featuring a depiction of Jack Stauffer and Anne Lockhart.
== External Links ==
* Saga of a Fugitive Fleet at Audible
==References==
Category: A to Z
Category: Merchandise
Category: TOS
Saga of a Star World (Trade Paperback)

: For other uses of the title of "Saga of a Star World," see: Saga of a Star World (disambiguation)
Collects issues 1-5 and 15-16 of the Marvel Comics "Battlestar Galactica" title.
See the individual issues at the following articles:
Issue #1 - Battlestar Galactica
Issue #2 - Exodus!
Issue #3 - Deathtrap!
Issue #4 - Into the Void
Issue #5 - A Death in the Family
Issue #15 - Derelict!
Issue #16 - Berzerker
==Notes==
*Contributors to the book include Mark and Janet Weller. Mark is also a contributor to the Battlestar Wiki under the handle of mokwella.
Category:A to Z
Category:Comics
Category:Marvel Comics
Category:TOS
Sagitarrian Spaceways

Sagitarrian Spaceways is a civilian company operating various passenger luxury liners in the Twelve Colonies of Kobol circa 0 BCH. At least two of these ships, Pyxis and Chrion, survive the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and join .
== Related Imagery ==
File:Meshweaver - Sagitarrian Spaceways hero weathered.jpg|A hero quality render of the weathered Sagitarrian Spaceways "flat-fin back" type luxury liner.
File:Meshweaver - Sagitarrian Spaceways hero clean.jpg|A hero quality render of the clean Sagitarrian Spaceways "flat-fin back" type luxury liner.
== References ==
Category:A to Z
Category:Colonial
Category:Colonial Craft
Category:Colonial Craft (RDM)
Category: Organizations
Category: Organizations (RDM)
Category:Ships
Category:Ships (RDM)
Category:RDM
Category: TRS
Sagittaron: Up and Down the Acheron

Sagittaron: Up and Down the Acheron is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Martius 27, YR42.
== Story ==
I can now truly say that I am a Man, for I have braved the River of Pain. 
I have just returned from Sagittaron, and I bring with me a harrowing tale of survival, and a rite of passage. I have returned to Caprica, but I can never return to my old life. Things seem so petty and meaningless now - my apartment, my job at the sporting goods store, the woman to whom I've grown bored making love. All that lives in my heart, mind and soul now is the River. 
Those who have braved the beautiful blue Acheron will tell you of its charms, of its viciousness, its merciless temper and its loving embrace. I set out with my raft, alone, determined to run its course as long as it would take me. It pushed me a long at first, curious and playful. Then it decided I wasn't worthy of riding its current without me giving something back, and it began to thrash me about, demanding I contribute something to the ways of Nature. I had nothing to give but fear. Finally, it capsized me, flinging me and my raft to the rocks - the ultimate rejection. "Go home, boy," said the River. "Nothing for you here. This is the Acheron. This is the River of Pain, and Pain frightens you. Go home." 
I didn't go home. I got back in my raft and tried again. And again the River tossed and turned me, again it threw me to the rocks. And I tried again, and failed again. Finally, after more attempts than I can count, the River must've gotten bored with me. It once again carried me along - reluctantly, and not without the occasional attack - but it allowed me something resembling passage. I was bruised, battered and broken...but I was riding the River, perhaps because it sensed that I now knew Pain. 
By the end of my journey, the River and I were lovers. I feel empty without Her. 
That's all I can tell you of my experience. For those of you who feel you are up to the challenge, then go, as swiftly as you can. The rest of you can only hope you will one day find something else that will open your heart, mind and soul so wide. 
== External link ==
*
Category:A to Z
Category:The Caprican
Category:Lifestyle (The Caprican)
Category:Articles written by Caleb Barlow
Category:Caprica (series)
Sagittaron City

Sagittaron City is the capitol city of Sagittaron.
The city boasts agricultural and nitrassium processing centers, in addition to civil and transport services such as monorails that shuttle workers through the various parts of the city. 
Prior to and during the Cylon War, Sagittaron City contains both slum-like tenements and expensive, lavish buildings, denoting the dichotomy in terms of financial and social status.
The city of Perseus Village adjoins Sagittaron City to its north.
== First Cylon War ==
During the Cylon War, the city is sieged by Cylons who are later repelled by Colonial Marines. One such attack occurs five years into the Cylon War, when a three-year old Tom Zarek watches as he, his parents, and other Sagittarons are being evacuated via the monorail system.
A labor strike occurs later in the war, which results in a strong Colonial Military presence in the city in the form of retrofitted humvees and Colonial Marines. During this time, curfews are enacted and enforced by Colonial Marines who are authorized to use deadly force (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
== Members of Sagittaron City's population ==
* Jerome Zarek
* Karen Zarek
* Tom Zarek
Category: A to Z Category:Colonial Category:Dynamite Comics Category:Places on Sagittaron Category:Sagittaron Category:Comics Category:RDM
Sagittaron Democratic Union

The Sagittaron Democratic Union (also known by the initialism SDU) is a Sagittaron separatist group in operation during the First Cylon War, opposed to Colonial Fleet and the Articles of Colonization.
Marcus Thoon is a notable officer in the SDU.
The SDU is supplied war materiel by Canceron's Prime Minister Hudson, as well as Sashenka Wenutu (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: The Broken Alliance).
Category:A to Z
Category:Organizations
Category:Deadlock
Category:RDM
Sal

Sal is a camera operator working at Atlas Arena. In 58 BCH, on the day of a scheduled pyramid match between the Caprica Buccaneers and the Delphi Legion, Sal was stationed in a booth overlooking the stadium. His work was interrupted by Daniel and Amanda Graystone entering the booth. Although Sal recognized them, he was also aware of a Global Defense Department alert that the two were wanted on suspicion of terrorism, and attempted to call security, but was attacked and bound. Several minutes later, Sal managed to recover and tried to subdue Daniel from behind, but was struck over the head by Amanda and rendered unconscious. Despite Sal's attempts to stop the Graystones, their plan to stop a suicide bombing of the stadium was a success .
== Notes ==
* Sal was portrayed by Mike Dopud, who previously portrayed Specialist Gage in the Re-imagined Series. Doupd's next appearance in this re-imagined universe is as Deke "Minute Man" Tornvald in Blood & Chrome.
Category: A to Z
Category: Characters
Category: Characters (RDM)
Category: Caprica (series)
Category: One-Shot Characters (Caprica)
Category: RDM
de: Sal
Salik

Salik, the senior life-sciences officer on , is an aging male who had been with the battlestar prior to the destruction of the Colonies. He has a long and decorated history of abiding to the Hippocratic Oath.The Hippocratic Oath is believed a creation of the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates of the planet Earth. A reference to a person on Earth (of which very little is known to the Colonials) is a sizable writing inconsistency. His high morals have made himself a logical friend of Commander Adama's for quite some time .
Salik and a contingent of medtechs volunteer to take a medical shuttle down to an asteroid where and are infected with a seemingly incurable disease. Although Salik attempts to do his best to cure all those infected, he is unable to do so without obtaining a living virus culture itself. Under escort by rookie shuttle-turned- pilots trained by and , he and his medtechs manage to devise a cure for the ailment (Lost Planet of the Gods).
Along with Cassiopeia and other medtechs, Salik later saves Adama's life, although not without a few scares first—particularly power-interruptions from destabilized energizers .
Sometime later, Salik attempts to gather readings on Count Iblis, although that goes nowhere. However, despite his nature, Colonel notifies Adama that Salik was the first person to be enjoying the apparent good fortune that had fallen upon them in the form of inebriation (War of the Gods).
Later on, Salik is one of of several who attempt to determine what exactly Michael and his family/crew were. He does object to Wilker's rather unscientific attempts to discern the technology in the Terran-made craft, and later on flat-out refuses to the Quorum's and Sire Geller's edict to open up the cryogenic suspension chambers on the Lunar Avion. Due to this act, Salik is relieved from duties regarding the "Earthlings."
In concert with Starbuck, Apollo, Adama, and Cassiopeia, they plot to put Michael and the other Terrans back in their craft and send them on their way with a Viper escort. Salik happens to be in the bay at the time the Avion launches. When Sire Geller inquires on being in the life-sciences station, he comments, barely able to withhold his laughter, that Geller had relieved him earlier .
== Notes ==
* Salik's name is likely pronounced "sah-lik," although it has been pronounced in two other ways as well: "say-lick" and "say-leek".
* Murdock reprised his role as Salik in Richard Hatch's Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming trailer. 
* The counterpart to Salik in the Re-imagined Series is CMO Major Cottle.
== References ==
Category:A to Z
Category:Characters
Category:Characters (TOS)
Category:Recurring Guest Characters (TOS)
Category:TOS
de:Salik
fr:Salik
Salik (alternate)

Salik is the senior life-sciences officer on .
Following the Battle of Cimtar, he becomes responsible for -wide health concerns alongside his staff, including and Madusa.
== Dynamite Entertainment ==
After and bring Xam to Dr. Salik, Salik discovers that the surge in the launch bay activated Xam's psionic abilities, which have grown due to the energy of the storm zone enters to avoid the . Salik is also present when Xam uses his newly discovered skills to project an overwhelming force of Colonial s, thus allowing the Fleet to escape unimpeded ().
After entering a manufactured universe of ' design, an injured is remanded to Salik's care and is puzzled at Adama's high brain activity while being summarily unconscious (). He is further dubious at 's claims of being able to assist his father via the use of mental powers, despite its later success in allowing Adama to recover ().
Salik remains Galactica's senior life-sciences officer a decade into her exodus, including the ongoing care of Xam () and in Apollo's recovery after his unsanctioned rescue from the super basestar ().
Category:A to Z
Category:Characters
Category:Characters (TOS)
Category:Colonial
Category:Dynamite Comics
Category:Comics
Category:TOS
Salis

Salis is a city on an unnamed planetoid inhabited by Acmarans, who call it the "city of perfect peace" (The Law of Volahd, Part 1). It is, however, the location of Cylons experimentation on organic life forms, overseen by Volahd, a Cylon who comports himself as the Acmarans' deity (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
Salis is the origin for the force field that results in the deaths of Cadets Colin and Lomis (The Law of Volahd, Part 1), which is powered by a cyranite power source that powers the entire city in addition to this force field (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
Salis is destroyed when Taron discovers that he himself is a cybernetic construct, modified by the Cylons to allow the Cylons to experiment on his people, and throws a Centurion's severed head into the energy column. With the power source disrupted, the force field pulls in Volhad's baseship which collides with Salis (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
Category: A to Z Category:Comics Category: Places Category: Places (TOS) Category:Realm Press Comics Category: TOS