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Delphi Convalescent Institute

The Delphi Convalescent Institute, est. , was a mental health facility located on Terreo Avenue in the city of Delphi on .The full address printed on the envelope received by Amanda Graystone is 45 Terreo Avenue, Delphi, Caprica, D52871. 
Amanda Graystone spent two and a half years in the institute recovering from a breakdown she suffered after the death of her brother Darius. Years later, the institute wrote to Amanda requesting a charitable donation .
In , more than sixty years later and following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the institute is used as a farm by the occupying Cylons, staffed by several Number Fours and at least one Six, and protected by a number of Centurions. The Cylon equipment is destroyed by Kara Thrace when she escapes after being held there for several days .
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File:S2-TheFarm-OccupiedHospital.jpg|Exterior of the Institute circa .
File:Galacticafarm.jpg|A room of the institute, converted into a hospital, where Kara Thrace is kept circa 
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Delphi Institute Loses Major Funding

Delphi Institute Loses Major Funding is a The Caprican News article written by Matthew Riley. It was printed in Martius 14, YR42.
== Story ==
It is an unhealthy day for Caprica as one of our finest mental health institutions is now officially financially struggling. 
The Delphi Convalescent Institute, a non-profit organization funded mostly by colony support and private donors, will lose over forty percent of its funding from the former in Quarter Three of this year. The news comes hot on the heels of rumors that Delphi was going to be cutting over twenty-five percent of its in-house staff in the next couple of months. 
"These are hard times for our Institute," said Dr. Paul Martin, one of the senior doctors at Delphi. "We are still completely dedicated to seeing to the mental health of all of our patients, both old and new, but I'd be lying if I didn't say that we're going to need a little help in the near future to keep the lights on." 
The loss of colony funding comes from across-the-board colony budget cuts, and Dr. Martin says the announcement doesn't come as a surprise.
"We all have to tighten our belts and be more savvy during these times," he says. "I don't blame anyone, and there's no use getting up in arms. We'll just have to come up with a Plan B, and probably a Plan C as well." 
The Delphi Convalescent Institute was established in YR 01 and is part of the Caprica Mental Health Association. It currently houses over 120 patients. 
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Delphi Museum of the Colonies

The Delphi Museum of the Colonies was likely the home to many relics of humanity, including pre-Colonial artifacts such as the Arrow of Apollo.
The museum is located in the city of Delphi on Caprica. The building is severely damaged by the destruction wrought by the Cylons during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
Kara "Starbuck" Thrace travels far from the safety of the Fleet, against orders, to retrieve the Arrow. A copy of Number Six attacks Thrace as she takes the Arrow, but, luckily for Thrace, is killed by debris as she falls to another level of the ruined building.
Thrace and Karl "Helo" Agathon, who also visits the museum, abandon the building shortly after Helo's copy of Sharon Valerii escapes in Thrace's stolen Raider to save herself and her unborn child .
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File:TRS - KLG2 - Museum Exhibit with Arrow of Apollo.jpg| enters the exhibit featuring the Arrow of Apollo at the ruins of the Delphi Museum of the Colonies .
== Notes ==
* The donor wall that stops next to in order to inject herself with anti-radiation medication features crew members who worked on the show, including David Eick, Toni Graphia, Douglas McLean, and Ken Rabehl.
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Delphi Union High School

'Delphi', see: Delphi (disambiguation).
The Delphi Union High School was a high school near the Caprican city of Delphi.
thumb|Delphi Union High School 
It survives the Cylon nuclear holocaust and becomes a base of operations for the anti-Cylon resistance movement led by Samuel Anders, as the Cylons do not run patrols through the area it is located in. At one time over 100 people live and operate out of the bombed out High School as it provides good cover from the Cylons, don't attack it initially (although the resistance would be reduced down to 53 by the time Starbuck and Helo meet them roughly 46 days after the Cylon attack). There is an armory located roughly 18 kilometers north of it which the resistance raid for weapons the same day that Starbuck and Helo encounter them. For recreational purposes, Anders and his teammates from the Caprica Buccaneers construct a make-shift Pyramid court in the school's courtyard .
Nine months after the Cylon occupation began, according to Anders the Cylons find this location and attack the base, killing half his remaining men. It is unknown whether or not the school itself survives the assault .
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*According to the teaser of the extended cut of "Pegasus," which was repeated in the recap at the beginning of the episode "Scar," it is located 300 klicks (187.5 miles) north of the only Cylon airbase in the area. This could refer to the airbase in Delphi itself that and Caprica-Sharon try to infiltrate in "Colonial Day".
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Delphi University

Delphi University is a college, presumably on Caprica in the city of Delphi.
Gaius Baltar threatens to go there after being told by Odin Maxwell that he would likely be ejected from Caprica University (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2).
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Delphian Empire

Gamoray was the capital planet of the Delphian Empire, conquered and destroyed by the Cylons sometime before the destruction of the Twelve Colonies.
The empire's extent is unknown, as is whether it was peopled by humans or aliens. The empire is known to the Colonies, but they are obviously not in regular contact with it .
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Delta

Please choose or refer to a specific reference containing the term, delta:
== Colonial ==
* Jump formation delta, an FTL formation planned and executed by the The Fleet in the Re-imagined Series.
* Recon Probe Delta, a recon probe from Galactica that intercepted the A-B Raider in Galactica 1980.
== Cylon ==
* : Cylon identification for the leader or lead of Delta Squadron, attached to 's and destroyed in the initial engagement with the Meclons ().
* : squadron deployed by Lucifer upon exiting the artificial black hole singularity ( & ).
== Locations ==
* Delta-class planet, classification for swamp-like planets such as Attila from the Original Series.
* Sector Delta 5, the location of the Otarsis Quadrant asteroid in "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I."
* Sector Delta 9, the location of the Battle of the Resurrection Hub in "The Hub."
Deltian Nebula

The Deltian Nebula is located at an outermost edge of the Twelve Colonies of Man.
Following the disastrous mission to Maytoria and the subsequent capture of Galactica, the heads through this nebula on their journey towards .
 notes that the nebula is the farthest that he's ever traveled from the Colonies (). 
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Demeter (disambiguation)

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== Characters ==
* Demeter is Aerilon's patron in the Re-imagined Series.
* is the captain of Agro Ship 3 from the unproduced .
== Ships ==
* Demeter is the name of a Jupiter-class from Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock.
* Demeter type, a craft seen in Blood and Chrome.
* Demetrius (named after the Lord of Kobol, Demeter) is the name of a sewage processing provisioned to Kara Thrace and a small crew tasked with finding in the Re-imagined Series.
== Etymology ==
* Demeter is the Greek goddess of harvest and agriculture.
Demetres Training Station

The Demetres Training Station is an orbital station that existed in geo-sychronous orbit around the planet Caprica which operated in the years prior to the Cylon War. During that time, it served as a testing ground for a new series of battle bots that were constructed after the recent conflict with Sagittaron. Commander Ben Tanner was placed in charge of the operation and testing of the units which performed extremely well as well as adapted to their actions. However, the core imperative which prevented them from harming a Human being led to the machines being deemed a failure. (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2). 
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Demolition gel

Demolition gel, or demo gel, is an explosive used by the Cylons in heavy demolition. 
Zak Adama, a Returner, notices this on the midsection of the antebellum basestar's hull and attempts to warn William Adama of this fact. However, Commander Adama launches the nuclear warhead towards the basestar, which causes the demolition packs to explode in tandem with the basestar, intensifying the overall explosion. This intense explosion knocks damages Kara Thrace's Viper (Battlestar Galactica 3).
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Demos

Demos was a member of the Tauron crime syndicate Ha'la'tha living on in the years prior to the Cylon War. 
He aided Sam Adama in an attempt at running guns from Caprica to Tauron to aid in the rebellion occurring there. Demos was killed, however, when Atreus took reprisal on Adama for interfering with the gun trade which Atreus claimed. The Guatrau later told Adama that Atreus was within his rights to kill Demos .
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Dennis Fimple

Dennis Clarke Fimple (November 11, 1940―August 23, 2022) was an American character actor who portrayed Duggy in the .
== Biography ==
Fimple was born on November 11, 1940 in Ventura, California and grew up in the nearby town of Taft. His father, Elmer, was an electrician and his mother, Dolly, a beautician. He had a brother, Marvin, and two sisters, Sharon and Karen.
Fimple first became interested in acting after portraying Tom Sawyer in a junior high school play. After graduating from Taft Union High School, Fimple attended San Jose College on a scholarship and studied both speech and theater. He also earned a teaching certificate from San Jose College. Fimple worked at a Cheetos factory during the day and acted in dinner theater at night in his early days. Fimple eventually moved to Hollywood, where he initially worked as a teacher during the day and a delivery man at night before making his first guest appearance on the hit sitcom Petticoat Junction in 1968.
In 1965, he married Barbra Pointer"California Marriage Index, 1960-1985", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V6LH-3KM : 26 January 2024), Dennis C Fimple in entry for Barbara N Pointer, 1965. with whom he had one son, Chris, but later divorced in April 1970"California Divorce Index, 1966-1984," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VPTG-KRZ : 27 November 2014), Barbara N Pointer and Dennis C Fimple, Apr 1970; from "California Divorce Index, 1966-1984," database and images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com : 2007); citing Los Angeles City, California, Health Statistics, California Department of Health Services, Sacramento..
He has appeared in dozens of films and television shows, including guest appearances on Matt Houston, Alias ​​Smith and Jones, M*A*S*H , Colorado Saga, Simon & Simon, An Angel on Earth, Sledge Hammer!, Knight Rider, Matt Houston, Time Travels and ER.
His film appearances include roles in films such as Swing Shift with Goldie Hawn, Mr. Universe with Jeff Bridges, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sally Field, and the 1994 film remake of Maverick with Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster. Fimple played the leading role in the films Bootleggers (1974) and Creature from Black Lake (1976).
Throughout his career, Fimple played many Western characters such as cowboys and hillbillies.
On Friday, August 23, 2002, he died at his home in Frazier Park, California due to complications following a car accident on August 19 of the same year. His final acting role was in 2003's Area 52, and was released posthumously. 
He was interred at the West Side District Cemetery in his childhood town of Taft.
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Dennis Haysbert

Dennis Haysbert (born June 2, 1954) provided the voice for the Imperious Leader and portrayed an unnamed pilot (uncredited, perhanps as "The Creature") in the Galactica 1980 episode "Space Croppers". He was initially considered by Michael Rymer for the role of Daniel Novacek in the Re-imagined Series episode "Hero," who was portrayed by Carl Lumbly.
Born in San Mateo, California, Haysbert began acting in television in 1979. His role in Galactica 1980 was one of his earliest acting jobs in Hollywood. Genre fans may also remember him in the role of Lt. Parsons in the second season of the Glen A. Larson produced Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
Haysbert had a number of TV and movie roles over the following twenty years, including the role of Pedro Cerrano in the Major League series of motion pictures, and the role of Dr. Theodore Morris in the television series Now and Again. However, it was not until the 21st century that he truly "broke out' as an actor. 
 
In 2001, Haysbert became well known when he took on the role of Senator David Palmer in the television series 24, where he ultimately portrayed the character as he became the first African-American President of the United States on the series. Later, he became the star of the series The Unit playing Sergeant Major Jonas Blaine. 
Haysbert is currently the spokesman for All-State Insurance.
Haysbert was married to Elena Simms from 1980 to 1984, and to Lynn Griffith from 1989 to 2001.
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Denny Miller

Denny Scott Miller (April 25, 1934-September 9, 2014) was an American actor and writer who portrayed Ser 5-9 in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I" and "Part II".
After playing basketball for UCLA, he became an actor when he was signed to a film contract by MGM who gave him the lead in their 1959 remake of Tarzan The Ape Man. He became a regular on the western series Wagon Train in 1961 as scout Duke Shannon and stayed with the show through its cancellation in 1965. He spoofed his big-screen Tarzan role in the first of two guest appearances on Gilligan's Island.
His other science fiction TV work included an appearance on Voyagers! (1982) and the original miniseries version of V
Miller was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in January 2014. He died in Las Vegas on September 9, 2014 at the age of 80
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Denton

Major Denton is a blackshirt whose sole task is to count how many children have left the burning Delphi during its evacuation.
He tells Troy and Dillon that 125 kids have left the ship as the Super Scouts approach a shuttle. Troy replies that he has 12, and Denton is able to add that, saying that "That's 137. All accounted for!" 
Denton helps the Warriors load the kids on the ship, but doesn't accompany them. He stays on the ship, clearly unaffected by the thick smoke, before its destruction .
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Denver

Denver is a worker at Stanford Chemical Plant in Paradise Valley, California, Earth.
He leads a posse of workers from the plant to intercept Jamie Hamilton and Dr. Spencer, the latter of whom shows Hamilton the issues that face Paradise Valley's citizens. He grows angry, telling Hamilton to leave and almost getting into a fight with Spencer. However, this fight is abated when Troy and Dillon intercept, and the Warriors prove their superiority in a physical fight: with one hand, Dillon throws one of Denver's lackeys into a pile of brush. 
The situation is abated when John Stockton arrives and threatens their jobs if they were to continue the fight .
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Depot 576

Depot 576 is a Colonial fuel depot within a jump of the Armistice Line, itself located near tylium moons mined by the Colonials.
Admiral Tong and survivors from the battlestar Chronos make their way here after the Cylons ambushed her. After discovering the origin of Tong's subsequent distress call, Pegasus sends Raptor 808 to discover any survivors.
808's team, lead by Lieutenant Colonel Jack Fisk, boards 576 and discovers that the Cylons found the survivors before they did and slaughtered 93 of them, save Admiral Tong. During the boarding action from 808's crew, Pegasus crew encountered resistance from Centurions. After losing a few people, Fisk and Robert Taylor find Tong holed up in the Asset Management office (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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Derek Delost

Derek Delost is the actor who portrays Vireem in the Re-imagined Series episodes "Pegasus".
His other work has included assistant to the director, James Keach, in both the Leslie Nielsen comedy, Camouflage, and the Showtime TV movie, Enslavement: The True Story of Fanny Kemble.
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Derelict!

==Plot Synopsis==
 boards a derelict ship discovered near the Fleet. On the ship he discovers 's wife, Ilya, who had been assumed to have died at the Destruction of the Colonies. She had fled on this vessel with several others, in an attempt to catch up to the Fleet, but and one by one each of the survivors had died from a Cylon plague. Ilya, the last survivor, dies in Boomer's arms, as he pledges not to tell Adama of her terrible fate.
==Notes==
* The spelling of the name of Adama's wife in the comic differs from that of Ila from the TV episode continuity.
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Derelict mothership

The derelict mothership is a ship of unknown origin encountered by .
It is detected around the same time Commander experiences his nightmare, which consists of the entire Fleet being destroyed by an unknown cosmic storm. 
The mothership herself is surrounded by seven freighter-sized space craft, themselves derelicts, and is twenty-times the size of Galactica.
An expedition lead by Captain is sent to investigate the mothership. While onboard, Lieutenant experiences a vision where one of the carcasses turns into Apollo and tells him that he must have Starbuck's soul. Doctor Wilker is separated from the expedition, himself attacked (Prison of Souls, Part 1) and possessed by a Somnian (Prison of Souls, Part 2).
== Notes ==
* The reason for its dereliction is never specified, but likely has something to do with the Somnians attempts to enter the universe occupied by the Humans.
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Derez

DerezThis term originated from the Disney film Tron: it is one of the first movies to make use of computer generated, virtual worlds with avatars. is a slang term for de-resolve, the process of an avatar or other construct being removed from a Virtual World program.
Derez events can occur due to a variety of events, such as program instability or if a player's avatar is killed .
To other participants in the simulation, a derezzed avatar "sparks" out of existence as it de-resolves into lit gridlines. 
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Caprica - Pilot - End of Zoe-A Derez Event.png|The Zoe-A derezzes after a virgin is sacrificed before Hecate in the V-Club .
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Derrick

Derrick is the son of Jeanne, a Baltar cultist. 
Gauis Baltar is first introduced to Derrick when Jeanne visits him in brig, where she asks him to bless her deathly ill child who has viral encephalitis . Jeanne believes that such benediction would save her son ("Crossroads, Part I," "He That Believeth in Me").
Jeanne and Paulla Schaffer later extricate Derrick from Galactica sickbay, bringing him back to the commune. Baltar tells the cultists that it is up to Derrick's immune system to fight off the illness; he adds that they must be strong for him and tells Jeanne that he prays for Derrick. 
During that night, Baltar prays over Derrick, offering his life in return for Derrick's. The prayer moves the cultists, who are awakened by Baltar's praying. Following this prayer, Derrick's condition worsens, but then miraculously recovers after Baltar's assault in the officer's head by Charlie Connor. Upon Baltar's return to the commune, Derrick is alive and well, without a trace of fever .
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Desire

Desire is a romantic interest of Ensign 's in 7346.
Another of Starbuck's girlfriends, Kandi Trieste, found out about her and calls Starbuck on it—much to his chagrin, as he was courting both of them concurrently (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 2).
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Desiree Willow

Desiree Willow is one of Clarice Willow's wives circa YR42 (58 BCH). 
The members of the family take her surname as their own, and reside on in a house that she ownsThis is from a deleted scene that, while it may not be canon, it is noted in this entry for easy reference..
Upon first having lunch with Lacy Rand, Desiree informs her that one of the stews Tanner Willow made was not made of squirrel as the cook had jokingly suggested . 
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Destiny (ship)

:For information on the destiny of Kara Thrace, see The Destiny.
:For information on the book, see Destiny (book).
The Destiny is a ship in the Fleet.
A body of a Returner, killed by the Earth Protectorate, is found there (Battlestar Galactica 5).
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Destruction of Delphian Empire

Gamoray was the capital planet of the Delphian Empire, conquered and destroyed by the Cylons sometime before the destruction of the Twelve Colonies. .
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Commander Cain: They were heading into Gamoray.
Commander Adama: The Delphian Empire?
Commander Cain: It was. Before the Cylons turned it into their outer capital. It's now a model of machine efficiency.
Commander Adama: That was a society of 50 million beings.
Commander Cain: Not any more.
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