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Communication relay

A communication relay is a station that relays messages between various points, so as to facilitate communications between units. 
When Colonial Heavy 798, escorted by , encounters two Cylon Raiders en route to , receives DRADIS and communication via a nearby relay station . 
After the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Gina Inviere "helps" Kendra Shaw locate and identify a communications relay used by the Cylons. During the planning stages of this attack, Colonel Fisk notes that the relay looks like a "frakked up can opener," and Admiral Cain decides to engage this target because it is considered a light target. Upon executing their attack plan, it becomes apparent that the communications relay they attack is a staging area and that Inviere has lead them into a trap, resulting in heavy losses of both military assets and personnel .
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Cylon-comm-array-01.jpg|Richard Livingston's concept sketch #1.
Image:Cylon-comm-array-02.jpg|Richard Livingston's concept sketch #2.
Image:Cylon-comm-array-03.jpg|Richard Livingston's concept sketch #3.
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Communications officer

The Communications Officer manages the main communications aboard a typical Colonial Forces ship. A communications officer's typical responsibilities include:
* Monitoring communications of a ship's incoming and out-going communications
* Monitoring fleet-wide communications from the command battlestar of a battlestar group or other fleet
* Ensuring all communications are properly logged
* Relaying communications to a battlestar's s and Raptors during off-ship missions
* Managing other minor CIC operations in the absence of the Senior Officer of the Watch
Anastasia Dualla and Lieutenant Louis Hoshi are both communication officers. Petty Officer Sian fills in for Dualla during the episode "Sacrifice".
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Computer room

The computer room, located on the tech levels, houses 's primary computer. 
The computer room is typically occupied by Corporal Komma ("The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I," "Murder on the Rising Star"), who is tasked with the maintenance and operation of the computer.
 manages to get Komma to leave, long enough to use one of the consoles in the computer room so that he can be added to the Arcta mission, in order to determine the fate of Cadet Cree .
Later, when Starbuck's future is in question, and make use of the redesigned computer room to find out Karibdis location in the Fleet. The redesigned computer room features a voice-input system, which irks Komma to no end, as he prefers the "old-fashioned" keyboard and scanner .
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Computers in the Caprica Series

Computers in the Caprica series are both seen and used as conveniences, with the greater improvements in computer technology reserved for the financially well-off.
Computing circa 42YR is often deployed in numerous interfaces, including a mix of e-sheets, touchscreen monitor interfaces, standard computers of both laptop and desktop configurations, and via holoband V-world networks. 
While mobile telephones are prevalent in Colonial society, the prevalence of a "smart phone" does not seem to have held in the upper-crust of Caprican society, relying solely on holoband and e-sheet technology for texting .
== Digital Networks ==
The digital networks of the Twelve Colonies appear to be interconnected in real-time, suggesting high-speed wireless technologies between the Colonies. 
Each colony appears to have its own unique three-letter identifier for sites, otherwise known as a Colony code top-level domainIt is analogous to the Internet's country code top-level domain reserved for Colonies, although it appears to be used similarly to standard de facto trinity of non-country top-level domains, e.g. .com, .net, or .org. , e.g. for Caprica .
== Interconnected Homes ==
The Graystone Estate is an example of an interconnected home, which features interconnected electronic security systems housing its own digital server with satellite backup, in addition to visual window-screens in lieu of separate television sets. 
A robotic butler of virtual intelligence, Serge, offers a practical means of interface for guests . Its use is off-putting to some, such as Clarice Willow, and suggests that such technology is nascent .
== References ==
Computron

A computron is a Colonial term for computer.
It is first used in Galactica 1980 with the introduction of the navigational computron, the navigational computer within a .
The term is most often used in association with the wrist computron, a device worn on the wrist capable of translation and invisibility .
It is also a term used in the Realm Press comics, first appearing in "The Law of Volahd".
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Conflict Between the Cylons and the Hasari

The Cylons attack the Hasari, whose territory neighbors the Colonies. The Colonials intervene in the conflict between the Cylons and the Hasari, and the Thousand-Yahren War begins between the Colonies and the Cylon Empire .
This conflict is only known battle before Thousand-Yahren War
The exact nature of the Hasari and their relationship to the Colonies remains unknown.
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Conn

Formally, the "conn" of a Colonial Fleet warship is the collective name for its helm controls: yaw, pitch, and roll.
The term is also used to grant command of a ship from a commanding officer to a subordinate, typically an Executive officer.
After placing Pegasus in a precarious situation that required his engineering leadership to save the ship, Commander Barry Garner tells Major , "You have the conn" .
==Notes==
* Transfers of command or ship's watch haven't been consistently shown in the Re-imagined Series. One scene in "Final Cut," after a Raider engagement, shows Colonel Tigh telling Lieutenant Gaeta that he "has the deck" as both Tigh and Commander Adama leave CIC. Despite the different terminology used, this command is consistent with Gaeta's role as Senior Officer of the Watch in seasons 1 and 2 of the series.
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Connie's Place

Connie's Place is a restaurant in Little Tauron within Caprica City, Caprica in YR42.
Prior to the Maglev 23 bombing, Ben Stark visited the establishment with a friend, presumably Keon Gatwick, and obliquely subject of a news article regarding an altercation days before (The Caprican: "Teen Brawl Breaks Out at Little Tauron Eatery"). 
Joseph Adama was known to frequent the restaurant when he was in high school. During his practical joke to Joseph, Sam Adama claims that he killed Amanda Graystone in the kitchen of Connie's Place .
== Notes ==
* An article from The Caprican's Carl Kipp lists Connie's Place as the fourth of five places to visit in Caprica City as part of "What Explosions? Five Things to Help You Forget Terrorism."
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Connor

Connor may refer to one of the following:
* Charlie Connor, a New Caprica Resistance fighter, former member of the Circle and barkeep at Joe's bar.
* Kevin Connor, the son of Charlie Connor, killed by the Cylons during the temple raids on New Caprica.
* Connor Widdows, the actor who played Boxey in the Re-Imagined Series.
* Keegan Connor Tracy, the actress who portrays Jeanne, a member of the Cult of Baltar.
* You may also be looking for Conoy, as in Leoben Conoy, the humanoid Cylon first encountered on Ragnar Anchorage in the Miniseries.
Connor Widdows

Connor Widdows (born January 27, 1992) is a Canadian actor who portrayed Boxey in the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Widdows' mother, Kathleen Widdows, is a television commercial casting director; his father is Robert Widdows. He also has a sister, Sarah Widdows, who has worked in movies as well, such as The Butterfly Effect.
Widdows began his career at age 6, after asking his mother if he could audition for commercials. After appearing in a few commercials, he began working in film and television, appearing in such shows as Harsh Realm, Millennium, Dark Angel, and First Wave (with Sebastian Spence). In addition to his television credits, he has a small recurring role in X-Men 2 and X-Men 3: The Last Stand, in addition to the first two Agent Cody Banks movies, where he played Alex Banks.
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Constable

The constable is the law enforcement official for Serenity on the planet Sectar. Once a person accepts the badge of office, it is that person's job for life (however short that may end up being). Due to the rampaging Borays, the life expectancy of the constable is generally not very long. After Constable Farnes is killed in a Boray raid, Bogan's only hope is for a drifter or other outsider to happen into town, as nobody from Serenity is foolish enough to accept the badge. Half the people in Serenity have held the office, dying while discharging their duty.
The badge is made out of solid gold. It has inscriptions on it in the ancient tongue of the people who first colonized Sectar. Once a person accepts the badge, for whatever reason, they accept all the responsibilities that come with it.
After getting conned into winning the badge in a hand of cards, Starbuck later passes the job onto Nogow, the leader of the Borays, thus relieving himself of the duty and ridding the town of its Boray raiding problem .
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Coreen Mayrs

Coreen Mayrs is the casting director (along with Heike Brandstatter) on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and the upcoming television movie, "The Plan".
She is credited for being the casting director of the episodes "33," "Water," "Bastille Day," "Act of Contrition," "You Can't Go Home Again," "Litmus," "Flesh and Bone," "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down," "The Hand of God" and the Miniseries.
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Cornell Gast

Cornell Gast is a ranking member of the board of directors of Graystone Industries. Gast struggled with drug addiction, an addiction that he eventually overcame. He also had, in the words of Daniel Graystone, an unintentional tendency to "hurt" young girls; Graystone paid these girls generously for their silence. Three years later, Graystone blackmails Gast by threatening to reveal this sordid past, in order to be reinstated as CEO of Graystone Industries. Gast angrily refuses, and rather than forcing his wife and children to endure the publicity, shoots himself in the head later that evening .
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Corovian Star Repair Shuttle

The Corovian Star Repair Shuttle is a barge that survives the final Cylon attack against the Twelve Colonies. 
A copy of Sharon Valerii, with the memories of "Caprica Valerii," discovers the crew from this barge when she downloads into a new body, itself in a Raptor (Battlestar Galactica 5). After convincing its crew—eighty of whom lived outside the ship in EVA suits at a time—to mutiny, she is able to kill the captain of the barge and convert the ship to an FTL-capable craft by using the FTL drive from her Raptor. 
After instructing the crew to build hang rails on the outside of the hull, she is able to bring all the survivors to the The Fleet (Battlestar Galactica 6).
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Corporate Espionage: Is It Going Too Far?

Corporate Espionage: Is It Going Too Far? is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in Martius 22, YR42.
== Story ==
I'm all for a little "friendly competition." Hey, it's the foundation on which our system of commerce is based, right? You get yours, the other guy gets nothing, if you can help it. But there are rules, people. Frak it, there's a basic morality that we cannot sway from, or else we're in the jungle. 
I've seen powerful people destroyed by greed. Men and women who will stop at nothing to get ahead, and crush everyone else underfoot. They break rules. They spy and eavesdrop and cheat. And they are miserable frakkin' bastards. They look around at all they've "accomplished" in the world of Big Business and they see nothing but garbage. Is it worth it? An existential pondering if there ever was one. 
But this kind of stuff will go on, and will go too far, from now until the end of time. And corporate espionage has now officially hit the big leagues as it embraced that most ghastly of crimes. Yes, we have now seen that someone will indeed kill to get what they want. 
I'm talking about the recent break-in at a Vergis Corporation lab in Tauron City. A bunch of employees were killed. Killed, people. They're frakkin' dead. These weren't criminals or street thugs or any other son of a bitch that you think might've "had it coming." These were working class stiffs earning a paycheck and providing for their families. And some frakkin' bastard went into their place of work and killed them. 
Yeah, there's all sorts of theories about this one. Could've been someone with a personal vendetta against ol' Tomas Vergis himself. Could've been someone had it in for one of the lab workers in particular and everyone else just got in the way. Could've been someone just frakkin' cracked and these poor bastards happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
I say nuts to all that. This was an act of corporate espionage - someone wanted something in that lab, and they got it the old fashioned way. 
Again, I must ask, to all of you who own businesses or are just always looking for that way to get ahead of everyone else: Is it worth it? 
== External link ==
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Corvus

Corvus is a male Colonial Viper pilot in his late teens serving aboard Galactica. He is an excitable rookie that is a little out of his depth, rushing haphazardly into danger. 
==Notes==
*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
*In Greek mythology, Corvus was the pet crow of Apollo.
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Costumes

Officially licensed costumes have been created by Rubie's Costume Company based on the Re-imagined Series.
== Gallery ==
Image:Starbuck costume.jpg|The "" costume.
Image:Apollo costume.jpg|The "Apollo" costume.
Image:Cylon mask 1.jpg|The Cylon Centurion 3/4 face mask.
Image:Cylon full head mask.jpg|A full head mask of the Cylon Centurion.
== External links ==
* Listing of Rubie's costumes available at Amazon.com store
* "Apollo" costume from Rubies.com
* "Starbuck" costume from Rubies.com
* Cylon Centurion 3/4 face mask from Rubies.com
* Cylon Centurion full head mask from Rubies.com
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Coto

Coto is a psychoactive drug smoked in cigarettes or in a pipe in the Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
Fifty-eight years before the Fall, Odin Sinclair stashes coto in the barrel of a pistol at the Soldiers of the One training camp on Gemenon, prompting Lacy Rand to ask him if he can function without "lighting up" .
Despite its status as contraband, several young STO recruits - including Lexon and Devanna - smoke coto with Sinclair, though Devanna observes that "coto makes him mean" .
==Notes==
*Though it may be an illicit substance among acolytes of the Monotheist Church, coto is likely legal on , as it is mentioned in "Gravedancing" that drugs are legal on that world.
*Coto may be related to the New Caprican leaf smoked by Laura Roslin and William Adama in "Unfinished Business" and at least establishes a precedent for such recreational drug use among the Colonials.
*It is clearly intended to be a parallel of real world cannabis.
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Council Security

Council Security is a civilian agency within the Fleet that is responsible for policing, prisons, and other security considerations of the civilians, including the Quorum of Twelve, yet also seem to act as military police.
Much like Colonial Warriors, they are armed with laser pistols and clearly have a presence aboard , as their uniforms (in later episodes only) of those stationed aboard Galactica bear the ship's insignia, and in an early episode they investigate a petty crime on the ship. Reese is a member of the organization.
The scope of their duties is not entirely clear. In "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I," they appear to simply be police (and can be construed as evidence that the Colonial Warrior force does not have its own military police) – two such officers attempt to discover who stole provisions from Galactica's Officer's Mess, until thwarted by Colonel . In two later episodes, they are clearly serving the Council's interests and are at odds with the military. In the later episodes they also have jurisdiction over the prisoners of the Prison Barge, and perform prisoner transfer, as shown in "Baltar's Escape". Moreover, they guard, and answer directly to, the Quorum of Twelve . It is quite possible that the Council Security are a branch of a more general Security force (as the early-episode officers are referred to simply as "Security"), or are even a separate organization. Another possibility is that the scope of their mandate changes over time as tensions between the civilian Council and Adama's military grows.
== View on Council Security by the Warriors ==
It is evident that Council Security are viewed with disdain by Colonial Warriors (TOS: "Greetings From Earth," "Baltar's Escape"). For instance, Colonel comments to Siress Tinia that Council Security couldn't stop an escape from the Orphan Ship (TOS: "Baltar's Escape"). The antipathy is shown to be mutual in both of the later episodes.
Due to the color of their uniforms, some of the Warriors refer to them by the derogatory term "Blackshirts".
== Notes ==
* Summary of apparent continuity problems: In the earlier episode, Blackshirts are merely referred to as Security officers. Also, the Blackshirts seen in that episode do not have Galactica's patch; however, they clearly, almost fearfully, recognize Tigh's authority. Later episodes' Council Security officers challenge the authority of the military personnel despite bearing the ship's insignia (which could simply be a costuming error), and by contrast with the earlier episode appear to have a civilian-only versus military role, suggesting that Security and Council Security could be different forces or that their scope has been changed by the Quorum.
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Craft from the 2003 Video Game

This is a listing of craft from the 2003 Video Game, a majority of which are non-playable, unless otherwise noted.
== Colonial ==
=== Attack craft ===
Both craft are playable in the game, by default a majority of the missions are flown via the Viper.
* Cobra
: Colonial bomber.
* Viper
: The main space superiority fighter for the Colonials.
=== Battlestars and battleships ===
* Galactica
: Baseship for William Adama, the only playable character in the game. In the game, the player can control Galactica turrets during one mission.
* Orion
: Colonial battleship. 
* Perseus
: Colonial battleship that liberated Bryn Magus from a Cylon prison facility.
== Cylon ==
=== Raiders and variants ===
These craft are space superiority fighter craft used by the Cylon Empire in the game.
*Raider (2003 Video Game)
: The mainstay Raider, similar in design to the Original Series' version. In one mission, William Adama pilots this craft inside a Cylon held asteroid field.
*Advanced Raider
: Raider variant with markedly improved armor and firepower.
*Crimson Elite Raider
: Advanced Raider variant with additional weapons and armor; combines the designs of the Original Series' Raider and the Re-imagined Series' Raider.
*Imperium Class Raider
: Elite Raider variant with access to cloaking capabilities.
*Marauder
: Raider variant used as a bomber, analogue to the Cobra bomber.
*Scatter Raider
: Raider variant stripped of most weapons and armor, used for recon and screening.
=== Other craft ===
* Erebus's basestar
: Special craft used exclusively by Erebus, the Cylons Imperious Leader.
* Heavy Tanker
: A heavily armored fuel tanker used by the Cylons.
* Light Tanker
: A lightly armored fuel tanker, similar in design to the Cylon freighter.
* Overhauler
: Used as a deployment craft for Scatter Raiders.
* Troopship
: Such ships are used in boarding actions to board Colonial craft, like Galactica.
==External links==
*The Ships of Battlestar Galactica, a news article on TeamXbox.com
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Craig Shaw Gardner

Craig Shaw Gardner is the author of the original Re-imagined Series novel "The Cylons' Secret".
He was born on July 2, 1949 and was raised in Greece, New York.
Gardner has written various novelizations of movies as Batman, Batman Returns, Back to the Future Part II and Back to the Future Part III.
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Cranial probe

A cranial probe may be a special scan for physical injuries of the brain.
Understanding that their rescued guest has no memory of the crash that stranded him on a habitable but lifeless planet, Adama orders that Iblis be given a cranial probe and psycho-electron recall after his rescue by the Colonials .
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Credits for Caprica pilot

The list of end credits for the Caprica episode "Pilot".
== Credits ==
===Cast===
Character 	Actor
William Adama 	Sina Najafi
The Guatrau 	Jorge Montesi
Cyrus Xander 	Hiro Kanagawa
Tamara Adams 	Anna Galvin
Prefect Caston 	Katie Keating
Secretary of Defense Joan Leyte	Veena Sood
Ruth 	Karen Austin
Prosecutor 	Nancy Kerr
Mayor 	Terence Kelly
Judge 	Angela Moore
Defendant 	Josh Byer
Hecate 	Vicky Lambert
Voice of Serge 	Jim Thomson
Rod Jenkins 	Jared Kesso
Dancers 	Kathryn Schellenberg Maiko Miyauchi Daina Ashbee Adrienne Chan Salma Allam Kristen Wicklund Shawn Stewart Donald Sales Paul Becker
V-Club Patrons 	Cara Long Jay Devery Keita Parker Chelsea Darden Megan Shen Chantal Ayre Michelle Andrew Eva Hartkopf
=== Crew ===
Credit 	Crew
Associate Producer 	Gregg Tilson
Visual Effects Supervisor 	Gary Hutzel
Production Manager 	Erin Smith
First Assistant Director 	Rachel Leiterman
Second Assistant Director 	Kathy Houghton
Based on Characters Created by	Glen A. Larson