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Valcron

Valcron is a common Colonial fabric with many uses, whether it be for clothing, tapestries, sheets, cloaks, and et cetera. 
In an attempt to make mock conversation with Starbuck (mimicking the conversation of the female pilots), Apollo claimed that he had just procured valcron from the Tip Barge. Starbuck effeminately asks Apollo whether the valcron he found is the "soft, translucent kind" .
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Valerie Thompson

Valerie Thompson, R.N. is a nurse at the Paradise Valley Medical Center, overseen by Dr. Spencer.
Thompson is on duty when Troy, Dillon, and Jamie Hamilton bring in three deathly ill Super Scouts. She says she can't help and calls for the doctor. When the situation becomes grim, Troy hooks up Moonstone to an IV. Upon her return, she reacts to the IV and moves to remove it, for fear of losing her job. However, Troy stuns her. Later, she comes out of the stun after Dr. Spencer arrives, the first thing she recites is an audio help message meant to aid people in adjusting the color on their television sets .
She later warns Spencer via CB radio after Colonel Jack Sydell and Paradise Valley's sheriff arrives at the medical center to intercept the Super Scouts, discovering them to be a fake scout troop .
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* While credited only as "Valerie," her last name comes from her shirt's name tag.
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Valkyrie (Eaglemoss)

The Valkyrie is issue #17 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
A relic of the Cylon War, the Valkyrie needed constant upgrades over its five decades of service to remain useful as a part of the Colonial Fleet. This venerable Battlestar was finally destroyed in the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
One of the first dozen Battlestars constructed in the Cylon War, the Valkyrie was heavily damaged in the closing years of that conflict. The Cylons assumed the Valkyrie to be destroyed – a fact the Colonial Fleet used to its advantage by hiding it in deep space under radio silence, where it would form part of the Ghost Fleet Offensive.
Under the command of Commander William Adama, the Valkyrie was used in a black-ops mission to probe the Armistice Line for Cylon military build-up. Two years later, when the Cylons finally attacked, the Valykrie had been relegated to a patrol ship. Pinned down by Cylon hacking, the venerable battlestar was finally destroyed. This highly detailed, hand-painted model measures a mighty 27cm long and comes with a fully illustrated 16This page count includes the front and back magazine cover. page magazine covering the history and the design of the Valkyrie, and the post-Fall fleet.
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Valkyrie (alternate)

Valkyrie is a Colonial in operation a few years prior to the .
Under orders from the Admiralty, including a re-activated Benjamin Tanner, Valkyrie launches 's behind the Armistice Line. The reconnaissance craft is detected and orders its destruction to prevent the Cylons from knowing about the ill-fated, clandestine mission ().
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Valor

Snie'Goss is one of six chieftains who serve under Gar'Tokk aboard the prison barge in .
Imprisoned for reasons unspecified along with the only remaining Nomen—totaling 13 persons—Snie'Goss is released by Gar'Tokk, who himself had been released by . In that time, Snie'Goss and his fellow Nomen slay the ship's crew and wardens; Snie'Goss and fellow Nomen secure Icarus bridge and have "taken the hearts of the crew". 
After begins his assault on the Fleet, Snie'Goss notifies Gar'Tokk of an interception attempt by two Colonial s. Gar'Tokk instructs Snie'Goss to use Icarus defensive lasers to destroy the Vipers. As the battle wages on, the disembodied Iblis visits Gar'Tokk, ordering him to repay his debt by destroying the Forge ship . Upon Snie'Goss informing his Sovereign Lord that the were attacking the human Fleet, Gar'Tokk reconsiders his aid to Iblis for he finds the Cylons to be the most disgusting and inferior of races. Snie'Goss witnesses Iblis' declaration that Gar'Tokk has made a "very dangerous enemy" and that he shall regret it in due time.
With Lucifer's and Iblis' attempts thwarted, Gar'Tokk, Snie'Goss and his Nomen surrender Icarus to the and recapture the other human prisoners they had freed. These acts spur discussions amongst the Quorum as to how to handle the Nomen in the future, perhaps even allowing them to leave the Fleet for their own homeworld .
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Van

Please select a specific reference for the name Van:
* Barry Van Dyke, the actor who portrayed Dillon in Galactica 1980.
* Bobby Van, the actor who portrayed Hector in the Original Series episode "Greetings From Earth".
* Keenan "Buttermilk" Van Dyk, a Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
* Vanessa Baltar, the name of Gaius Baltar's mother in the Battlestar Galactica: Origins comics based on the Re-imagined Series.
Vanessa Baltar

Vanessa BaltarHer name is not revealed until Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4. is a religious woman who had a close relationship with her son, Gaius, before his teenage years. As he grew more resentful of his state in life, he pushes Baltar away, not letting her know about his attempts to attend Caprica University. 
Baltar later finds out and believes it to be the will of the Gods, considering his intellect to be otherwise wasted on Aerilon as a mere farmer (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
Baltar's older brother, Bernard Baltar, approaches him on Caprica some years later, informing him that she has become ill and asks him for help, which Gaius does not give (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3).
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Gaius returns to Aerilon to discover that his mother has died and that the family farm has been foreclosed upon (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 4).
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Vargas

Vargas is a triad player. Judging from Zed's commentary, which is overheard while Cassiopeia waits for Starbuck in Rising Star docking lounge, he replaces Ortega after he is ejected from the game for fighting .
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Vector

Vector is an automaton created by John Russel Fowler to aid him in the maintenance of his Paradeen residence. Vector consequently built Hector from "spare parts" to aid him in building the residence for Sarah Fowler, Michael and the children.
Vector continually berates Hector for errors in judgment and seems to be the more cantankerous yet level-headed of the two automatons. 
Apparently knowledgeable about Terra, Vector attempts to perform a piece from the Royal Theater of Terra, an event interdicted by Sarah.
After the encounter with the Eastern Alliance, she relents, permitting Hector and Vector to put on a show for the children .
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Vella

Vella is a human resident of Equellus, a low-tech agrarian planet, raising both ovines and her only son, Puppis, next door to a ranch belonging to her brother, Bootes.
== Prelude to Red-Eye ==
Yahrens prior, Vella met a Colonial Warrior named Martin, who had crash landed on Equellus. She nursed the marooned warrior back to health, after which they fell in love, married, and begat a son named Puppis.
Soon after Puppis' birth, Martin was killed by Red-Eye, a likewise-marooned Cylon Centurion. Vella came to abhor violence and guns, which had taken her husband's life. Like the other oppressed ranchers, she unwillingly paid a monthly "tribute" to Red-Eye, who had become a pawn of Lacerta, a bully and strong arm man.
== Apollo's Arrival ==
When Apollo's ran out of fuel and crash lands on Equellus, Vella helps hide him from Red-Eye, who comes investigating the noise of Apollo's landing. She feeds Apollo and gives him appropriate clothing to mix in with the town folk so he can investigate Red-Eye and Lacerta.
Later, Vella reveals to Apollo the whole story of her late husband, despite the pain brought on by the memories. When she learns that her brother Bootes has appeared in town drunk, looking to pick a fight with Red-Eye, she asks Apollo to help. Although he doesn't arrive in time to save Bootes' life, Apollo is able to destroy Red-Eye, freeing Vella and the others from Lacertas' evil reign.
Despite the fact that Vella develops feelings for Apollo, Vella shows him the location of Martin's crashed Viper, enabling Apollo's return to . Vella is last seen staring up at the stars with her son, just as her husband had done yahrens earlier, wondering if she will ever see Apollo again .
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Vella (TOS alternate reality)

Vella is an oviner on the planet , and mother to .
In the alternate reality, the forcibly cull Equellus in search of subjects for 's experiments. Vella is separated from her son and is marked for execution by , the leader of the invasion. 
 leads members of the Colonial Resistance in an assault against Red-Eye's raiding party, saving Vella, her son, and fellow Equellusians from their Cylon fates. With these survivors, Vella escapes to Cache so that they may to aid in the fight against the Cylons (). 
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Venner

Corporal Venner is a Colonial Marine serving on in . As a native of Gemenon, Venner is a very religious man and believes in President Roslin as a prophet sent by the Lords of Kobol. 
Venner is in charge of guarding Roslin while she is imprisoned in the brig following Commander Adama's "termination" of her presidency. Venner asks that she pray with him during a Cylon attack. He carries a set of white prayer beads .
Soon after, Galactica is boarded by Cylon Centurions, and Lee Adama orders Venner to lead Roslin to the safety of sickbay. While making their way through the ship, they are nearly killed in a run-in with the Centurions .
While in the brig, Roslin is suffering from chamalla withdrawal. Her aide, Billy Keikeya, asks for Venner's help in smuggling some of the medication for her into the brig .
Venner is recruited by Keikeya in the plot to free Roslin. He participates in her escape from Galactica by pretending to be the victim of an assault that frees Roslin from the brig .
He apparently survived New Caprica and, although unseen, is with Roslin when she threatens to have Baltar thrown out an airlock after his return from the Cylons .
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Vergis Corporation

The Vergis Corporation is a technology company based on Tauron, but operating throughout the Twelve Worlds in the years prior to the Cylon War. It is a direct competitor with 's Graystone Industries. Its CEO is Tauron-native Tomas Vergis.
Headquartered out of Tauron City, the Vergis Corporation pioneered the development of a cybernetic brain called the meta-cognitive processor, or MCP. Though Graystone Industries CEO Daniel Graystone and lead scientist Cyrus Xander believed Vergis was years away from developing such hardware, the existence of the MCP comes to light when both companies begin vying for a defense contract with the Caprican government. While Graystone Industries had struggled for years with creating an independent brain for its Cyber Combat Unit prototype, the existence of the MCP at Vergis signals a direct threat to Graystone's acquisition of the robot soldier contract .
Believing Vegis' MCP is the key to resurrecting his deceased daughter in the form of the prototype Cylon chasis, Daneil Graystone orchestrates its theft from Vergis Corporation's Tauron City labs. Discovering the brutal beating and murder of his lab technicians and the theft of his chip, Tomas Vergis seeks personal vengeance for Graystone's transgression, pushing his company to acquire Graystone Industries assets, including the Caprica City Buccaneers .
Suspecting the MCP chip with which Graystone Industries secures the Caprican defense contract, Colonel Sasha Patel of Military Procurement secretly meets with Tomas Vergis, telling the CEO that if his company were to acquire Graystone Industries, it would inherit its military contracts. With Graystone Industries hemorrhaging cubits from a debacle involving its top-selling holoband product, and Daniel Graystone distracted by the death of his daughter, the Vergis Corporation is successful in seizing control of the Caprican technology giant and begins production of 200,000 Cylon soldiers for the Caprican Military .
The takeover is short-lived however, and through the blackmail and manipulation of board members, Daniel Graystone successfully regains control of his company from the Vergis Corporation. A short time later, humiliated by his defeat, Tomas Vergis kills himself in Graystone's home .
Before his death, Tomas Vergis compared his company with Graystone Industries, saying Graystone was a "toy maker" .
Though Graystone Industries is credited with the creation of the Cylons, the development of the MCP by the Vergis Corporation actually indicates a joint venture between the Caprican and Tauron companies in the birth of the Cylon race .
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*The exterior shot of the Vergis Corporation for "Know Thy Enemy" was filmed at Simon Fraser University in Surrey, British Columbia - the same location used for interior and exterior shots of Caprica Inter-Colonial Spaceport in "Retribution". http://www.visitcaprica.com/2011/01/episode-6-know-thy-enemy.html
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Vergis Corporation Proposes New Energy Standards

Vergis Corporation Proposes New Energy Standards is a The Caprican News article written by Caleb Barlow. It was printed in Aprilis 20, YR42.
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Tomas Vergis continues to position himself as Caprica's new White Knight. 
The head of the Vergis Corporation and the number-one rival of Daniel Graystone was known for being relatively press-shy until a few weeks ago when he made an unexpected appearance on Back Talk with Baxter Sarno, where the handsome and charming Tauron made the announcement that he would be applying for his Caprican citizenship. He was also seen a few times in public with Graystone himself, which prompted speculation that Vergis might be making an offer to buy the Caprican Buccaneers from the financially struggling CEO. 
Now, Vergis is trying to one-up Graystone's recent announcement that he would no longer be receiving profit from Holoband licensing (the main cause of Graystone's current economic woes). Vergis has announced that his company will be applying new self-developed energy standards to all Vergis Corporation properties, including all offices, labs, parking garages - even Vergis' multiple private homes in Caprica City. 
The process, called VergisVolt, is described as being "70% more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly" than the standards currently in place at Vergis Corporation - and at Graystone Industries, for that matter. 
"We here at Vergis Corporation are dedicated to the preservation of all of our great city's resources," said Vergis himself at a recent press conference. "As Capricans, it is not only our economic duty, but our moral one as well." 
Very clever, too, Vergis referring to himself as a "Caprican." 
What will the White Knight do next? 
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Vergis Running Graystone Industries - Now What?

Vergis Running Graystone Industries - Now What? is a The Caprican Politics article written by Harold Sims. It was printed in November 3, YR42.
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In a twist of fate that would seem more at home in science fiction than in reality, Tomas Vergis has seized control of Graystone Industries. One man has overtaken another, bringing the long rivalry between Caprica's two greatest industrialists to an apparent end. For now, anyway. 
Yes, Tomas Vergis now sits in the best office on the Graystone campus. But what exactly is he doing in there? 
Vergis has kept almost completely quiet since the press conference announcing the takeover. Since then, he's made no effort to let the public know what his plans are for the company. He hasn't even boasted about why he thinks he's the better man for the job. 
In the weeks leading up to the takeover, Vergis was putting on quite a show, positioning himself as Caprica City's "White Knight." He humbly renounced his Tauron upbringing and revealed he was pursuing Caprican citizenship on Backtalk With Baxter Sarno. He announced that his own company will be applying "VergisVolt," a new self-developed energy standard, to all Vergis Corporation properties, including all offices, labs, parking garages - even Vergis' multiple private homes in Caprica City. 
And yes, he'd been seen smiling away at all sorts of public events, including museums, art gallery openings, movie premieres...even a C-Bucs game or two. 
But now Mr. Vergis has walled himself up within the confines of Graystone Industries. As far as anyone can tell, it's business as usual over there - cars pull into the parking lot in the morning, workers go into their respective buildings, they emerge at the end of the day and drive home. 
What's going on? This guy just took over the company of his number-one rival. When's he going to let us know his Big Plan for Big Change? 
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Vergis and Graystone: The Plot Thickens

Vergis and Graystone: The Plot Thickens is a The Caprican Politics article written by Matthew Riley. It was printed in Martius 21, YR42.
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Tomas Vergis. Daniel Graystone. Something is definitely going on. 
Yes, theirs is a "classic rivalry," as Baxter Sarno recently called it on Backtalk. The fact that these two are "friendly competitors," as Vergis himself called them, isn't exactly news. Each has been trying to stay one step ahead of the other for many years. It is, indeed, a conflict of almost supernatural proportions, like the Caprican Buccaneers versus the Tauron Bulls. But there's more to it now. 
Something is definitely amiss. The signs began with Backtalk, actually. First Daniel Graystone appeared on the show and announced that Graystone Industries wouldn't be taking part in any Holoband licensing any more. Then Tomas Vergis (a proud and true Tauron up until this point) appeared on the show and announced that he would be getting his Caprican citizenship. 
Big news from both, but not exactly groundbreaking - what's most notable is that the two most powerful CEOs on Caprica both appeared on Backtalk so close to each other. Was this a coincidence, or is there some brilliant double-agent PR going on here? 
Secondly, Vergis said on Backtalk that he and Graystone were at a museum together the night before. Since when do these two get together to appreciate Fine Art? Since when are they seen in public together at all? There's more - several eyewitnesses report that Vergis showed up at a C-Bucs game recently and even crashed Graystone's executive suite at the stadium before Daniel had him escorted out. 
There's talk that Graystone may soon find himself in a financial and political position that will force him to sell the C-Bucs. Is Vergis now the number-one contender to buy the team? Now that would be a slap in the face - owning the C-Bucs has been Graystone's fantasy since childhood. 
Whatever's going on, there's nothing "friendly" about this competition any more.
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Vergis to Appear on Backtalk

Vergis to Appear on Backtalk is a The Caprican Entertainment article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Martius 8, YR42.
== Story ==
You heard it here first, dear readers. Tomas Vergis, the mastermind behind The Vergis Corporation, is scheduled to appear on Backtalk with Baxter Sarno this week! This will be Vergis' first public appearance since two members of his staff were brutally murdered last month in a break-in in his military testing laboratory.
As you may know, Tomas Vergis and Daniel Graystone have been in technology race since many of us here at The Caprican were in diapers. Every year Vergis and Graystone engage in a race to build the next best thing in electronics - a race that plays out in consumer pocketbooks and on the stock market floor. We can't say were complaining - it's this very rivalry that pushed these companies to develop the Holoband and the e-sheet. We don't know about you, but we'll be on the edge of our seats watching as this Tauron-born technologist chats with Sarno this week. Come on, admit it, so will you. 
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Verheiden

Verheiden is a farmer on Aerilon.
He complains about Gaius Baltar's modifications to the machines, which were meant to increase productivity and the harvest itself (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 1).
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* This is likely a reference to Mark Verheiden, a writer for the Re-imagined Series and a comic book writer as well.
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Vernon Weddle

Vernon Weddle is the actor who portrayed Sergeant James in the Galactica 1980 episode "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I".
Weddle starred in such Glen Larson Productions as B.J. and the Bear, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and Quincy, M.E..
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