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Ariadne

Ariadne is the youngest daughter of Megan. As with her other siblings, she is also a part of Kyle's "family army" that he establishes after their father is captured by Specter.
Ariadne contributes little to any discussions, due to Kyle's egotistical and altruistic modus operandi.
When takes leadership of the family, Ariadne's job is to bomb Centurions off the bridge as they attempt to cross the moat.
She stays behind on Attila, where Starbuck predicts that she will one day give her older sister, Miri, competition .
== Notes ==
In Earth's Greek mythos, Ariadne is the daughter of Minos that imparted thread to Theseus who made his way out of the Labyrinth using Ariadne's thread.
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Arkat

Arkat is a member of Ghost Squadron with a girlfriend, Lisa, who is apparently killed during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. He carries a small photo of her from their one-year anniversary on Caprica (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
In the first day following the attack, Captain Alexander Chen seizes the opportunity presented by the fact that Aquaria does not seem to be as devastated as the other colonies, and goes after the military asset on planet known as Medusa. Arkat, Yvon, and the Marines under Sergeant Glenn's command go after this asset, only to have it turned against them after Arkat and Yvon successfully launch. In activating the remote self-destruct sequence, a Number Three kills Arkat, Yvon, and citizens in Aquaria City when the nuke ship self-destructs (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 3). 
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Arlene Martel

Arlene Martel (14 April 1936 - 12 August 2014) was an American actress.
Martel's TV career stretches as early as 1958, starring in many popular (now considered "classic") shows such as Death Valley Days,' The Twilight Zone, Bewitched, and Columbo.
Many science fiction fans may remember Ms. Martel best as the scheming Vulcan betrothed of Mr. Spock, T'Pring, in the episode "Amok Time" from the original Star Trek series. She also co-starred in the classic episode of Outer Limits, "Demon With A Glass Hand" with Robert Culp. From 1965 to 1971, she had a recurring role on Hogan's Heroes as French Underground operative "Tiger."
Under the billing of "Tasha Martell," she appeared as Adulteress 58 in the Original Series episode, "The Long Patrol."
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Armament Day

Armament Day apparently celebrates the Colonial Military. It may have been some sort of air show to entertain civilians, perhaps the celebration of remembering heroes of the Colonial Military.
 sarcastically comments that the closest that the female shuttle pilots have ever been to a is on this day .
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Armament room

The armament room is an area on 's tech levels.
 tells Corporal Komma that the female pilots could likely be found in this room. Komma falls for this ruse and leaves the computer room in order to ingratiate himself with the females, leaving Starbuck alone, thus allowing him to program the computer so that he can be included in the mission to Arcta without anyone else's knowledge .
== Notes ==
* Given this room's presence on the tech level, it is likely that it is similar to an armory, which acts as a storage and creation area for munitions.
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Armin Diaz

Captain Armin "High Top" Diaz is the CAG aboard circa , the 10th year of the First Cylon War.
Diaz gives the newly-arrived Ensign William Adama his first piloting assignment — as pilot of Raptor 909 a.k.a. Wild Weasel, replacing the recently deceased Oliver "Fanboy" Bead. He is quick to dress down Adama after he snickers at the idea of "driving a bus" .
== Notes ==
*Diaz has a pronounced limp which requires him to use a crutch on his right side.
*Diaz is also in a sequence cut from the early part of Blood and Chrome. After his initial arrival, Adama and Coker Fasjovik are immediately assigned a mission with a squadron of Raptors to clear an asteroid field of Cylon missile emplacements. After Adama nearly allows himself to be shot down while attempting to take down two missile batteries at once, Fasjovik complains to Diaz that Adama is too dangerous to fly with, resulting in Diaz chewing out Adama, saying that he considers he and his co-pilot "married" and that they had no choice but to learn to work together.
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Armistice Line

The Armistice Line was the border between Cylon and Colonial territories, drawn out by the Cimtar Peace Accords in . This line passed through star systems, near planets at points, and at times, breaching the armistice line proved to be tempting to some colonists for the purposes of resource exploitation.
Circa While dialogue from "Hero" places these events at 1 BCH, this contradicts previously established dates about the time Adama and others served on Galactica. See Hero#Analysis for a detailed explanation why Battlestar Wiki chooses to treat this as a continuity error., Commander William Adama of the battlestar Valkyrie was ordered by Admiral Peter Corman on a secret mission to reconnoiter Cylon space to evaluate the scope of their potential military operations. To do so, Adama sent Lieutenant Daniel Novacek in a Stealthstar over the Armistice Line, where Novacek was intercepted by a lone, unidentified enemy transient. 
In a vain attempt to cover up the trespass, Adama fired a ship-to-ship missile at the now-stricken stealth craft, destroying it. Unbeknownst to Adama, Novacek had managed to eject from the craft prior to its destruction and was subsequently captured by the Cylons.
Up until the time of Novacek's return after the Second Exodus, and resulting interactions with Saul Tigh and President Roslin, Adama had believed that this trespass could have led to the Cylon attack against the Colonies .
==See Also==
*Armistice Station
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Armistice Station

The Armistice Station is a remote space station, built with the intent of allowing both Cylons and the Twelve Colonies to maintain diplomatic relations after the Cylon War.
The station is manned on an annual basis by a Colonial armistice officer. The last armistice officer maintains a few items on the negotiation desk in the meeting room of the station, suggesting the isolated and unproductive nature of his assignment:
* Personal photographs of the officer's son and presumably his wife.
* A schematic of an obsolete Cylon model from the end of the War.
* A copy of the Cimtar Peace Accords, which were signed at the end of the War.
The Cylons ignore the Armistice Station and all overtures of diplomacy for forty years. In their only visit, a Number Six, escorted by two contemporary Centurions, boards the station and briefly interacts with the armistice officer, before the station is destroyed in the opening salvo of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies .
== Notes ==
=== Emblems ===
The Armistice Station features the seals of the two formerly warring factions above the base of its docking tube: the Cylons, indicated by a blue-green double-stroke pentagon (a nod to the design on from the Original Series); and the Colonial Phoenix seal with ring featuring two sets of prongs, e.g. "ears," a nod to the Original Series logos found on fire extinguishers and other medical equipment.
=== Effects Gaffe ===
Of further note, the logos swap places between the Armistice Officer's shuttle docking sequence and when the station is destroyed by a missile from the Cylon basestar, thus beginning the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. 
==See Also==
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*Armistice Station Analysis
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Armory

On , the armory creates and stores munitions for its fighters and probably small arms ammunition for sidearms and rifles used by pilots and Marines. It is unknown whether this facility always existed, or if it was improvised after the Cylon attack left the crew with no chance of replenishment from the Colonial Fleet.
With the shortage of experienced enlisted machine workers, Galactica has tasked some civilians to aid in this important task.
Captain arrests Asha Janik in the armory for sabotage of Viper gun rounds. She yells her pacifist agenda as she is removed from the facility .
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*The set is a redress of the hangar deck set with various metal working machines. In-universe, this could mean that the armory is located in an unused part of one the hangar decks.
*This may be an analogue to the armament room in the .
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Arnie

Arnie is a program director at the WQSL radio station in New York City, which Norman Blore manages.
Begrudgingly, Norman (with his wife Shirley Blore, and two hitchhikers named Andromus and Centuri) attend Arnie's party because Arnie is the "best program director in radio," despite both Arnie's meatballs and the "romantic malnutrition" of Arnie's sister, Mildred .
Prior to his position as program director, Arnie worked as a bouncer while attending school. After his place caught ablaze due to the destruction of his microwave by Andromus, he supports the stories said about fire coming from Andromus' fingertips. He attempts to rationalize this as a trick he had seen in a movie, where the person is trying to convince a group of natives of his power by creating a "burning bush" effect—however this was done with a flamethrower hidden under a robe, which Andromus did not have . 
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Arnie's meatballs

Arnie's meatballs are an Earth culinary delicacy of ill-repute. 
According to Norman, an oracle of humorously grave disposition, he reproached these "meatballs" as obstructing the digestive tracts of humans: in front of two , no less .
These meatballs are the labor of love of a human named Arnie, taking an hour and a half to prepare properly . They are then typically shoved down the throats of unsuspecting victims during festivities, such as Halloween.
Coupled with the "romantic malnutrition" of Mildred, those between these two dangers will have the "night of their life". 
The personification of these meatballs is a human baseball player named Vida Blue, who exerts a similar influence during his time with the San Francisco Giants baseball team in the 1980s .
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Arrow of Apollo

The Arrow of Apollo is a symbolic great hunting arrow and a symbol of Apollo, Lord of Kobol. The Arrow, as it turns out, is also a key.
Legend states that the Arrow is the one surviving clue to location of the planet Earth . According to accounts of the scriptures of Pythia and Laura Roslin's statement to the Quorum of Twelve, the arrow is a key of sorts, which will open the Tomb of Athena .
This arrow itself was on display in the Delphi Museum of the Colonies in the City of Delphi on Caprica . 
While the city itself suffered extensive damage as a result of bombing during the Cylon attack, the Arrow survived undamaged in the ruins of the museum. It becomes the focal point of Laura Roslin's attempts to discover the whereabouts of Earth following the apparently accidental discovery of by the Fleet . The quest for the Arrows leads Lieutenant Kara Thrace to disobey orders, taking a captured Cylon Raider to Caprica to retrieve the Arrow.
The Arrow is guarded at the museum by a copy of Number Six until collected by Thrace and eventually taken to the Astral Queen and fugitive President Roslin .
The Arrow did not in fact open the Tomb of Athena, as stated in the scriptures, but activated a planetarium inside when placed in the bow of the statue of Sagittaron within it. It is not indicated whether the Arrow was recovered from the Tomb after its use.
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In the two-part episode,"Lost Planet of the Gods," Commander wears a medallion that he uses as a key to enter the tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol. As with the users of the Arrow of Apollo in the later series, the original Adama and his also searched for information on the whereabouts of Earth. Unfortunately, his team is interrupted by attacks and is forced to abandon the quest.
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Artemis

: For the battlestar class from Battlestar Galactica Deadlock, see: Artemis (Deadlock).
Artemis is one of the Lords of Kobol, worshipped by modern-day Colonials.
Kara Thrace prays to the Lords of Kobol while holding figurines of Artemis and Aphrodite, following the "death" of Leoben Conoy on the Gemenon Traveller. In doing so, she fulfills her "role" in helping his soul find God, and confirms his statement that she is a worshipper of these two gods .
A temple on New Caprica was dedicated to her .
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Articles of Colonization

Signed fifty-two years before The Fall, the Articles of ColonizationThe Articles of Colonization are the Colonial equivalent to the American Articles of Confederation (the predecessor to the US Constitution), U.N. Charter and Universal Declaration of Human Rights. formed the united government of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. The Articles were apparently created in response to the Cylon War to unite the separate worlds against a common enemy.Source: Ron D. Moore's official blog, April 11, 2005. Before the Articles, the colonies were separate nations, and there was open fighting between the colonies at times.
The anniversary of the signing of the Articles is the Colonial Day holiday .
==Article 21==
Chief Tyrol invokes the twenty-first Article of Colonization while being interrogated by Colonel Tigh after being rescued from .
:Under the U.S. Constitution, a number of Tyrol's constitutionally protected civil liberties were being violated, among them
:*Article One, section nine, guaranteeing the writ of habeas corpus.
:*The due process clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth amendments.
:*The various provisions of the Sixth Amendment guaranteeing a speedy, public trial by jury.
:Article 21 could conceivably provide protection to any number of these.
==Article 23==
Chief Tyrol invokes the twenty-third Article to avoid testifying against himself during the investigation into how Aaron Doral got aboard and accessed the munitions stores. While Sergeant Hadrian attempts to use this as evidence of his guilt, Commander William Adama later points out to President Laura Roslin that there is no legal precedent for doing so .
:This is similar to the rights protected by the self-incrimination clause of the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
==Other Articles==
Other rights under the Articles may also exist. The right to a trial with representation before a jury seems to be guaranteed. When disapproving of the decision of then-President Tom Zarek to form the Circle, a form of war crimes tribunal, Laura Roslin states that everyone has the right to a trial before a jury of one's peers. In a separate statement Roslin refers to the right to representation at a trial . The right to a jury trial is also claimed by Gaius Baltar . 
Baltar's trial shows other levels of jurisprudence. Instead of a jury, a five-member tribunal acts as both judge and jury. Numerous maneuvers parallel practices in the legal systems of modern-day liberal democracies .
== See Also ==
*Law of the Twelve Colonies (RDM), for a more general article about the Twelve Colonies' legal system.
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Artifact

An unknown artifact is discovered by within a storm zone. 
The artifact takes on two appearances, the first being the shining planet , particularly amongst the most fervent of believers, like Commander . To others, the artifact appears to be a grey, three-level object roughly resembling a cube, with each level skewed and festooned with large black pustule formations (). 
However, like Earth, the artifact itself is a phantom. Upon probing it, Athena uncovers the data relating to the cube is coming from itself, localizing it to habitation chamber 13, located at the port side of deck 8: Xam's berth ().
Upon the revelation that Xam is responsible for the mirage (both of "the artifact" and the ersatz Earth), these disappear when Xam uses his newfound psionic powers to project a force of s impeding the advance. This distraction allows the Fleet to escape from the storm zone, but results in Xam's demise ().
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Arts and Entertainment of the Twelve Colonies (TOS)

Arts and Entertainment help the last known survivors of to rest, relax, and try to forget the fact that their race was nearly wiped out and they are still being pursued by .
== Music and Dance ==
The Colonials appear to have an appreciation for singing. The Tucana singers on Carillon perform for the Colonial patrons, and judges their talent to be exceptional (and potentially very lucrative). A sparsely clad dancer performs on Carillon, earning the appreciation and even the occasional cubit thrown her way .
During their exodus, the Colonies enjoy musical concerts on a limited scale. Cassiopeia acquires two ducats for a 
File:SOSW - Tucana Singers.png|The Tucana singers perform.
File:Dancer.jpg|The dancer on Carillon.
=== The "Rope Dance" ===
Revelers aboard participate in a dance involving strands of rope. The dance appears to be able to be performed individually , in pairs , and as a group .
File:Rope dance.jpg|A couple participating in the rope dance.
=== The "Rod Dance" ===
Acrobats in leotards and painted faces enact a performance using clear rods held between dancers, ensnaring a dancer at its center in a triangular lattice. The center-dancer moves to avoid the rods as they move about their person. This dance is performed when Apollo, Boomer, Jolly and Starbuck first arrive in Rising Star's Astral Lounge .
File:TOS - TMWNL - Rod Dance.jpg|The rod dance .
File:TOS - TMWNL - Rod Dance - Periwinkle Dancer.jpg|The rod dance .
== Sports and Games ==
Games of chance are popular. The most common amongst the pilots is , a card game. At the chancery on Carillon there appear to be a variety of games, with the odds stacked heavily in favor of the patrons in order to get them to stay for dinner.
For those who do not wish to partake in games of chance, there are also other recreational games, such as those in rejuvenation center and the three-dimensional chess set in 's ready room . Compartment bulyarks is one of the games in the rejuvenation center. The game resembles indoor shuffleboard. excels at the game, defeating at it repeatedly . 
 is a popular spectator sport. The game is usually watched not only by a live audience, but Inter-Fleet Broadcasting also broadcasts the games to the rest of .
7-11 is an unidentified game mentioned by . After Lieutenant chastises Cadet Cree for being too close in the formation after launching from , Cree replies that his instructor ordered him to always keep tight– to which Boomer replies that Cree's instructor is "back at the base playing 7-11" .
File:Pyramid.jpg|Pyramid is a popular pastime, although cubits are usually wagered instead of jelly beans.
File:SOSW - Cubits in Carillon Chancery.png|You can't lose when you're on Carillon.
File:RejuvenationCenter.jpg|Boxey defeats Athena in a game of compartment bulyarks.
File:four-sided board game.jpg|A four sided, chess-like board game in the Officers' Club .
File:Triad.jpg|A game of Triad.
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Arvin Tyler

Arvin Tyler is the captain of Orion, who owns the ship with his ex-wife, Sora Tyler.
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Tyler and his crew's occupation was in black market smuggling and theft, which allows Tyler to help support his ailing father, Arco Tyler, who is hospitalized in the Aquaria City Extended Care Medical Center. Further, despite Tyler separating from his wife, who is also aboard ship, he engages in intimate relations with another crew member, Teresa Manning. 
Immediately preceding the Fall, Tyler visits his father for the last time, intending on moving him to a better medical center. In order to do this, he and his partner, Ronnie Dyson steal a medical supply truck with contents that they believe to be highly valuable on the black market. During this heist, Dyson claims that they take the supplies for the Children of Erebus terrorist group, not knowing that the passengers that they've taken on at Aquaria are members of this terrorist cell—until one of them points a gun in his face (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Asclepius

Asclepius is one of the Lords of Kobol, the god of healing.
Asclepius is known in the Colonials' polytheistic mythology as having healed with the blood of a Gorgon. He is symbolized by a medallion featuring a Caduceus, which he finds in the possession of one of his disciples, Lilly.
Gaius Baltar angrily denounces Asclepius and other Lords of Kobol as he interrupts a temple ceremony before being restrained and jailed .
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Asha Janik

Asha Janik, a colonist from Picon, is a member of the "Demand Peace" movement.
Formerly a maintenance worker on a civilian ship in the Fleet, the Greenleaf, Janik is recruited to aid in ammunition creation and stocking for s.
She apparently tampers with several rounds, leaving the casings weak and prone to explode, damaging a Viper's gun or even a whole wing section. One of her sabotaged rounds damages 's port gun during the start of her CAP duty shift. Chief Tyrol quickly identifies the problem as sabotage by weighing the rounds by hand and by memory.
Captain Adama arrests her. Janik practically confesses to the crime when seeing Adama by yelling a declaration of her group's causes throughout the ammo machinery area as she's carted away.
Later, Admiral Adama and Colonel Tigh look at brochures made by the "Demand Peace" movement that were found in Janik's quarters .
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