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Qualai University Defends Robot Title

Qualai University Defends Robot Title is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Martius 28, YR42.
== Story ==
As we reported last week, engineering students from local universities gathered to compete in the third annual University Robotics Competition (URC). Even Apollo University's two teams weren't enough to unseat last year's winning team from Qualai University. 
"The level of competition gets better and better every year," said URC founder Marlon Reiner. "The robots built by these students are comparable to some of the prototypes coming out of smaller electronics companies here on Caprica. I'm blown away by the young talent in this room." 
Teams of four had just 48 hours to complete their entries (electronics as well as code) and the results were astonishing. The top three winning robots were:
1st Place
Qualai University: SMART Hand
This prosthetic robot is designed to assist recent amputees in building dexterity in their hands. Sensors in the prosthesis, attached to the wearer's skin, translate value signals into pulses, readable by the brain's primary motor cortex. 
2nd Place
Apollo University (Team A): ArtBot
A robot designed to mimic the style of a variety of famous artists. Just put a canvas or large piece of paper underneath, set an object in front of ArtBot's "eye" (a small camera on the front of the bot), and watch it create! 
3rd Place
Caprica City University: 360 Degree Catapult
Designed to help win at paintball, this bot can swing its catapult in all directions at lightning speeds. The CCU team will challenge any takers to outrun or outsmart their bot next weekend at the school's pyramid field. 
It is noteworthy that the top finishers were not battle-bots this year, as they have been in previous years. Perhaps this is a subtle commentary by the students or the judges on their dislike of the military technology race in the Colonies. Or perhaps it's just a coincidence.
The team from Qualai U is thrilled to be the winner for the second year in a row, but they're not resting on their laurels. "We're already thinking of ideas for next year," said QU team captain Wella Spence, "only one of our team members is a senior this year so almost all of us are coming back." Well I, for one, look forward to seeing what Qualai, and all of the talented students, have in store for us next year.
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Quantum Mechanix

Quantum Mechanix is a company aimed at creating prop replicas for such films and television shows as Serenity, Stargate SG-1, and Battlestar Galactica.
==Products==
Current products for Battlestar Galactica include:
*Character dog tags for:
**Admiral William Adama (Husker)
**Colonel Saul Tigh (XO)
**Commander (Apollo)
**Captain Kara Thrace (Starbuck)
**Lieutenant Sharon Agathon (Athena)
**Lieutenant (Helo)
**Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol
**Admiral Helena Cain
*Personalized Artisan Dog Tags
*Battlestar Galactica Propaganda Poster Set
*Cylon Basestar Filming Miniature
*Map of the 12 Colonies
==External links==
*Quantum Mechanix.com
*Battlestar Galactica Products
==Related Imagery==
===Cylon Raider Filming Miniature===
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Quarantine World

"Quarantine World" is the third of four stories in the Saga of a Fugitive Fleet, a limited series of audiobook dramas. 
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. 
== Publisher Description ==
: 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…
==Track Listing==
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#: Track Time: 2m
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#Act 2 
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#Act 3 
#: Track Time: 5m37s
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#Act 4 
#: Track Time: 1m48s
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#Act 5 
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#Act 7 
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#Act 8 
#: Track Time: 1m06s
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#Act 9 
#: Track Time: 9m07s
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#Act 10 
#: Track Time: 7m05s
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== Cast ==
* Noah Hathaway
* Robyn Douglass
* Terry Carter
* Jack Stauffer
* Sonja Kristina
* Lorne Greene (posthumous appearance by)
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Quatron

A quatron is an unknown unit of time, possibly a month.
Commander tells he had been "cooped up on this ship for 16 quatrons" . 
== Notes ==
This unit of time is also used in Galactica 1980 #4 for the term "month."
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
*Timeline (TOS)
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Quintara

Quintara is a star cluster consisting of eight stars, seven blue and one red.
According to the Rising Star maitre d', Quintara was a popular destination spot for newly joined couples as it was "quite a trip pleaser". However, he laments that the war with the Cylons prevented further trips to the cluster (deleted scene, The Long Patrol).
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Quoi-Ling

Princess Quoi-Ling is one of the leaders of an unnamed paradise planet that Captain and Apollo (TOS) land upon. Quoi-Ling, described as a "breathtaking girl with oriental features and long dark hair," also has a brother named Choi-Ling, himself a prince. While appearing to be only nineteen yahren old, Quoi-ling is over a thousand yahren old, and is a human descended from Earth.
After forced to crash-land on the planet, falls in love with her and abandons all hope of leaving the planet. However, thanks to the efforts of Captain , Apollo reconsiders this position and manage to escape the paradise planet... the planet itself harboring an unrevealed "dark secret". 
Upon leaving the planet, Quoi-Ling rapidly ages and dies, given that she is beyond the power of the unknown force that gave her her beauty and longevity. Additionally, her loss also signified the loss of the Colonial's ability to obtain the coordinates to Earth from her (Island in the Sky).
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Quorum of Ships' Captains

The Quorum of Ships' Captains is the legislative body that replaces the Quorum of Twelve after the events of Gaeta's Mutiny. 
Instead of reforming the colony-based Quorum with new representatives, proposes that the Colonials not be represented according to their extinct home colonies, but rather according to the ships they live on. President Roslin supports the idea and tasks Lee with restructuring the civilian government accordingly .
A new Quorum is formed, this time made up of ship's captains. It is unknown how many captains are on this new Quorum, but it is known that a Cylon representative, a Six named Sonja, has been elected to this Quorum to represent the Rebel basestar . Doyle Franks, Xeno Fenner, and Greene are also members .
It is presumed to be dissolved after the Colonials reached the new Earth .
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Quorum of Twelve

The Quorum of Twelve is a leadership body for the Twelve Colonies of humanity in both Battlestar Galactica series.
*See Quorum of Twelve (RDM) for information on the legislative body seen in the Re-imagined Series.
*See Quorum of Twelve (TOS) for information on the ruling party of advisers and statesmen, also known as the Council of Twelve, in the Original Series.
Furthermore, the term Quorum may refer to the following:
*Quorum of Ships' Captains, a replacement body formed after the deaths of the Quorum of Twelve in the Re-imagined series.
*Battlestar Wiki: Galactipedians Quorum, for the site-wide discussion area regarding changes or issues with the Battlestar Wiki.
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Quorum of Twelve (TOS alternate)

The Quorum of Twelve, also known as "The Council of Twelve" or "The Council," consists of politicians who gather together to make up the laws and practices of the .
The Quorum consists of one representative from each colony and is presided over by a president.
== Dynamite Entertainment ==
During the last decades of the Twelve Colonies, President oversaw the Quorum.
In , Councilor represents , and is later replaced by (). 
In the aftermath of the exodus from the Colonies, the Council's newest members include Sires Anton and Geller, and Siress Tinia, who are enthralled with Parrin's proposal to conjoin the Okaati's Harvesters as booster engines to all civilian ships within the Fleet (). After Parrin unveils her deception, the Council finds itself at the mercy of Cylons after the Okaati deposit the Fleet's ships upon Gehenna Prime, but are saved by the Comitat during the Battle at Gehenna Prime (). 
== Marvel ==
The Quorum of Twelve assembles for one final time aboard President 's , , to celebrate the forthcoming . In attendance are , liaison between the and the Quorum, and Commander and his aide de camp, ().
Following the , the Quorum is reconstituted with Adama as president, and Sire as a representative ().
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RDM (disambiguation)

On Battlestar Wiki, "RDM" is used primarily to mark articles related to the Re-imagined Series, particularly to distinguish between articles with similar names found in both Battlestar Galactica TV series.
* "RDM" is used as a category reference where you can find all Re-imagined Series-related articles.
* "RDM" is also an acronym for Re-imagined Series co-producer Ronald D. Moore.
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REVIEW: The Best New Virtual Dating Sites

REVIEW: The Best New Virtual Dating Sites is a The Caprican Lifestyle article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Februarius 23, YR42.
== Story ==
Yes, it's that time of year! Eros Day is upon us and we here at The Caprican turn, once again, to one of our favorite subjects: Virtual Dating. Now, if you're familiar with the world of "v-dating," then you know about the most common v-dating site, V-Match. But maybe you've exhausted the possibilities on that pioneering dating site. I mean, you can only buy someone a v-drink at a v-club so many times. So what now? The next time you strap on your Holoband, how do you expand your v-dating horizons and still ensure a quality experience? And since, in the v-world, you can look like whomever (or whatever) you want, we thought you might need some guidance. So The Caprican staff has taken the liberty of testing out a few new sites to save you some trouble (and some cubits). 
High Res Hearts: This upscale site has a pretty steep membership fee but is well worth your cubits. What started as a site just for wealthy Capricans has now opened its v-doors to the rest of us. Some of the members are still a little elitist, but there are definitely some gems here, too.
Virtually Yours: With two million members and counting, this site is getting bigger (and better) every day. Between the v-dating tips and irreverent "how to" videos this site is clearly geared for people who see the humor in v-dating and are looking to have a good time. This is definitely one of our favorites. 
E-ros: Have you all but given up on traditional v-dating sites? The creators of this site will match up your dating likes and dislikes with other users - just like good old-fashioned matchmakers. No fancy algorithms at work here - just some wise coupled up folks who want to help you get coupled, too. 
There you have it dear readers - some of our favorite new sites. Now, strap on your Holoband and go forth and v-date. Best of luck and, of course, let us know how it goes!
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RTV

RTV (or the Retro Television Network) is a system of television stations in the United States primarily airing classic television programming from the 1950s and 1980s. RTV is designed for local television station's digital subchannels. At present, RTV has 88 affiliates.
RTV owns broadcast rights for airing the original Battlestar Galactica as well as the Glen A. Larson productions Alias Smith and Jones, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Knight Rider, Magnum, P.I., The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo and Quincy, M.E..
Other classic television programming include:
*The Incredible Hulk
*Midnight Monster Hop
*Night Gallery
*Off Beat Cinema
*Voyagers
== References ==
== External links ==
*Official Site
*RTV's Battlestar Galactica site
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RUMORS & WHISPERINGS: Is Tomas Vergis Buying the C-Bucs?

RUMORS & WHISPERINGS: Is Tomas Vergis Buying the C-Bucs? is a The Caprican Sports article written by Matthew Riley. It was printed in Aprilis 5, YR42.
== Story ==
If this rumor is true, then there are no gods. If this is true, I'm moving to Picon and living on a mountain and never watching another Pyramid game in my godsforsaken life. 
Oh, gods! The more I write this, the more I realize there's no reason why this isn't true. It's been a downward spiral for Daniel Graystone and the C-Bucs since the MAGLEV explosion - players (traitors) requesting transfers, Graystone dumping Holoband licensing, Graystone Industries stock going down the drain, Graystone in enough financial trouble that everyone's saying he'll need to sell the Bucs. I knew this day was coming - I just thought that if I didn't think about it, it wouldn't happen. That old trick never works. 
Oh, sports fans. It is a dark day. Daniel Graystone loves the game, and he loves the Bucs. Now he's got to sit there and watch his number-one rival take it away from him because he's got to make sure the electricity stays on at the office. How will Graystone be able to watch the Bucs ever again, knowing that the man who would delight more than anyone else in seeing him writhe in financial (and perhaps personal) ruin is calling the shots? What kind of world do we live in? 
Sure, maybe the Bucs will actually start winning while under the iron fist of a hardcore disciplinarian like a Tauron. But that's little consolation when you look at the big picture, and trace the trail of tragedy that led us here. 
Mourn, Caprica. The Bucs have lost their leader.
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R and D TV

R&D TV is the name of a production company who produce the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica series. It was set up by writer/developer Ronald D. Moore and producer David Eick.
At the end of the credits of every episode of the series, Moore and Eick present themselves in cartoon form inside their office settling developmental arguments by maiming each other alternately in humorously creative and highly violent ways. This animation, produced by Jerry Hultsch is immediately followed by the NBC Universal logo (and sometimes the "In association with Sky") every time.
The background pictures and other items in the office also change periodically, often hiding homages to film writers and directors.
The victim of each attack usually starts to suggest an idea ("Get this..!," "I think..," "I've got it..," etc.) as a lightbulb appears over the head of the episode's victim. This sign indicates that bloodshed, maiming, and/or death is about to begin. Luckily for the viewers, Ron and David are revived to write and produce again (before their next scheduled episode and subsequent R&D TV demise, at least).
Ron and David do not provide their own voices for the cartoon, but the creator of the skits impersonates their voices so well that Ron Moore has pointed out that most viewers don't notice.
Wired interviewed skit creator Hultsch about the skits in this interview for their online magazine.
== Seasons==
*R and D TV (Season 1)
*R and D TV (Season 2)
*R and D TV (Season 3)
*R and D TV (Season 4)
== References==
== External links ==
* Closing Animations on SCIFI.COM	 
	 
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R and D TV (Season 1)

:For information on the nature of R and D TV skits, see the parent article.
==33==
David beats Ron over head with a baseball bat after talking too much.
==Water==
Ron lets loose a gorilla that attacks David.
==Bastille Day==
Ron balls up David's body into a paper wad with eyes and shoots David through a small basketball goal. The audio of a cheering crowd saluting Ron's basket accompanies the R & D TV logo.
==Act of Contrition==
David throws Ron through the office window to be run over by a passing NBC studio van.
==You Can't Go Home Again==
Ron slaps David so hard that his head spins 360 degrees. David cries effeminately.
==Litmus==
David calls a shark to eat Ron with his whistle.
==Six Degrees of Separation==
Ron pulls out a magic wand, saying, "No bones," before zapping David's bones away, leaving him a boneless mass that crumples to the floor.
==Flesh and Bone==
Ron sings, "I've got an idea" as the office looks like in a concert, and David rips a portion of Ron's shirt off.
==Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down==
As David says, "...This'll kill ya..." Ron brings on an armored knight, whose mace crushes David's skull as David says "Oh my God..!"
==The Hand of God==
David subjects Ron to a thousand paper cuts to the face.
==Colonial Day==
David proposes "Rock, Paper, Scissors," and Ron says "Go". As he prepares a large set of scissors, Ron goes off-screen to find a very large rock, dropping it on David's body to squish him flat, instantly winning the match.
==Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I==
As Ron says "This will shock you...," David flings magic lightning from his fingers at Ron, who is transformed into Martha Stewart by the lightning's effects.
==Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II==
Before the two can suggest suggesting an idea, a courier makes a special delivery with packages for each. A small toy vibraphone playing "Pop Goes the Weasel" is heard as the packages open with monstrous heads that look like the courier on springs. The heads promptly consume both David and Ron.
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R and D TV (Season 4)

:For information on the nature of R and D TV skits, see the parent article.
== He That Believeth in Me ==
This skit starts out with David stating that he is "blabbing about absolutely nothing," then the scene switches to a train station with Ron being a conductor for a departing train. Ron yells "All aboard!" right as the train his David, and then Ron lets off an evil laugh, closing the scene.
== Six of One ==
David suggests "ultra violence". Ron then switches to a wearing white shirt and pants with a black bowler hat. He uses a caine to hit David in the groin, and David retaliates by taking out something made of glass and hits Ron in the face, causing him to bleed heavily.
== The Ties That Bind ==
David has an idea of featuring "cuddly furry animals, we could boost the ratings and have a family series spin off". While he says this, an appauled Ron brandishes a shovel and hitting him in the head numerous times yelling "stop it!"
== Escape Velocity ==
== The Road Less Traveled ==
== Faith ==
As David suggests "Scientist," Ron transforms into a labcoat but now with the head of a housefly (in homage to the movie The Fly). David quickly swats Fly-Ron in the head with a large fly swatter, who collapses to the ground as she screams "Help meeeeee...!!!"
== Guess What's Coming to Dinner? ==
== Sine Qua Non ==
Ron hands David a child. However, when David holds the child, the baby turns into a demon child and viciously attacks him.
== The Hub ==
== Revelations ==
== Sometimes a Great Notion ==
== A Disquiet Follows My Soul ==
== The Oath ==
Ron has an idea of a talent show and starts juggling. Ron closes his eyes while doing so and tells David about it, but David shoots him.
== Blood on the Scales ==
== No Exit ==
== Deadlock ==
Ron and David are interrupted by Edward James Olmos, who wants to know "Where's my check?" He's dressed in Adama's boxing gear. As Ron bails, Eddie punches David in the stomach, causing a check to fly out and into his hands. "Gracias!"
== Someone to Watch Over Me ==
== Islanded in a Stream of Stars ==
David complains about the latest script; "This is the pits! Why can't we hire --" He's cut off when Ron presses a button on the desk, causing David to fall through a trap door and into an (unseen) pit of death.
== Daybreak, Part I ==
David blurts out "Super heroes kill the Cylons!" Ron says "Give me a break..." David snaps Ron's arm in two.
== Daybreak, Part II ==
Ron and David, dressed as like Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper from Easy Rider, sit along a dirt road. Ron says "Hey man," and David says "Peace". They are promptly mowed down by a pickup truck (complete with Confederate flag tailgate and a bumper sticker proclaiming "Hicks Rule!"). The evil delivery man from the "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II" skit riding in the truck bed exclaims "frakking hippies!" as it skids to a halt.
== Razor ==
David is punched by Ron and he loses weight.
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Raahul Singh

Raahul Singh is the actor who portrayed the character of Kimmit in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
His television work includes Da Vinci's Inquest, Seven Days, Cold Squad, Stargate SG-1, and Bionic Woman.
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Radion

A radion is the Colonial equivalent of a rad. It is used to measure the strength of radioactive emissions from an object.
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Raft

A raft is a flat floating structure for travel over water, similar to a boat.
The Cylons have mechanized rafts that are capable of operating under their own power, as well as by remote control. These rafts apparently contain two forward mounted guns. 
Specter uses this raft to exchange a human-form dummy purporting to be Megan to Megan's eldest son, Kyle, for .
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