Craig Porter - Revision history

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 Craig Porter's parents were terraformers, and he spent most of his childhood going from barren planet to barren planet and making them habitable. During this time, he developed an interest in science and building things. Once of his proudest achievements was a small hut he built at the edge of a lake when he was twelve years old.
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-By the time of the [[Forever]] incident, Porter had been promoted to commander and was working as the head of the Temporal Physics Department at Starfleet Sciences. He went to Forever alone to scout out the situation and was captured by [[Morticent]]. Rather than get upset as he usually did when captured, he decided to take advantage of the situation and accept Morticent's offer of lots of sex. When the opportunity presented itself, he sent a warning message to the Secondprize about Morticent's presence at Forever and managed to sabotage Morticent's ship. He was about to be killed by [[Guardian #492]] when Rydell stopped Forever, making his death completely unnecessary. Porter then returned to Earth with the others. (''[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]'' [TRK])
+By the time of the [[Forever]] incident, Porter had been promoted to commander and was working as the head of the Temporal Physics Department at Starfleet Sciences. He went to Forever alone to scout out the situation and was captured by [[Morticent]]. Rather than get upset as he usually did when captured, he decided to take advantage of the situation and accept Morticent's offer of lots of sex. When the opportunity presented itself, he sent a warning message to the Secondprize about Morticent's presence at Forever and managed to sabotage Morticent's ship. He was about to be killed by [[Guardian #492]] when Rydell stopped Forever, making his death completely unnecessary. Porter then returned to Earth with the others. (''[[Please Hold For Oblivion]]'' [TRK]). Porter was present on Waystation at the decomissioning of the [[USS Explorer]], by which time he'd been promoted to Captain (''[[All's Well That Ends]]'' [VEX]).
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	Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY]) Kathy returned a few months later with what she claimed was a working time ship. After Beck left with Kathy and did not return, Porter discovered that the time ship was actually just a ship fitted with a cloaking device and capable of releasing chronitons. Kathy had actually turned her sister over to the Romulans in exchange for the Romulans' research into temporal mechanics. Porter mounted a rescue with the help of the Federation marines and was able to capture Kathy and retrieve Beck. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])		Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY]) Kathy returned a few months later with what she claimed was a working time ship. After Beck left with Kathy and did not return, Porter discovered that the time ship was actually just a ship fitted with a cloaking device and capable of releasing chronitons. Kathy had actually turned her sister over to the Romulans in exchange for the Romulans' research into temporal mechanics. Porter mounted a rescue with the help of the Federation marines and was able to capture Kathy and retrieve Beck. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])


			The following year, Porter created a data storage unit hidden in a pair of pants, which [[Banyon Kovacs]] used in an attempt to retrieve the [[Doc]] hologram from the [[Dillon Enterprises]] complex. After Banyon was captured by the Special Secret Section, Porter refused to sleep until he found the missing man. He eventually discovered a secret Dillon Enterprises Research & Development facility on Deck 97 and went with Beck and Ensign Tina Jones to rescue Kovacs. (''[[Can Your Camel Hold One More Straw?]]'', ''[[Going My Way?]]'' [WAY])

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	Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY]) Kathy returned a few months later with what she claimed was a working time ship. After Beck left with Kathy and did not return, Porter discovered that the time ship was actually just a ship fitted with a cloaking device and capable of releasing chronitons. Kathy had actually turned her sister over to the Romulans in exchange for the Romulans' research into temporal mechanics. Porter mounted a rescue with the help of the Federation marines and was able to capture Kathy and retrieve Beck. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp ~~and~~ Circumstances]]'' [WAY])		Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY]) Kathy returned a few months later with what she claimed was a working time ship. After Beck left with Kathy and did not return, Porter discovered that the time ship was actually just a ship fitted with a cloaking device and capable of releasing chronitons. Kathy had actually turned her sister over to the Romulans in exchange for the Romulans' research into temporal mechanics. Porter mounted a rescue with the help of the Federation marines and was able to capture Kathy and retrieve Beck. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp And Circumstances]]'' [WAY])

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	Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY])		Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY]) Kathy returned a few months later with what she claimed was a working time ship. After Beck left with Kathy and did not return, Porter discovered that the time ship was actually just a ship fitted with a cloaking device and capable of releasing chronitons. Kathy had actually turned her sister over to the Romulans in exchange for the Romulans' research into temporal mechanics. Porter mounted a rescue with the help of the Federation marines and was able to capture Kathy and retrieve Beck. (''[[Just Undo It]]'', ''[[Pomp and Circumstances]]'' [WAY])

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	While tinkering with the remains of [[Dr. Derrick Azar]]'s time pod, which had exploded on the station two years earlier, Porter was accidentally transported 120 years into the future. On the future Waystation, known as Waystation Prime, Porter encountered [[Rosalyn Bain]] who took the time pod's temporal generator away from him in return for returning him to his proper time. She also wiped his memory of the incident. (''[[Prime Of Your Life]]'' [WAY]) He soon found himself stumbling into a relationship with [[Joan Redding]], the star reporter for the [[Associated Worlds Network]]. Redding was very particular and also tended to get angry when Porter had draws on his time other than her, such as when Dr. Nelson called upon him to reimplant the Midon symbiont into her before it could be taken away by the Bracktians. (''[[9/10ths Of The Law]]'' [WAY])		While tinkering with the remains of [[Dr. Derrick Azar]]'s time pod, which had exploded on the station two years earlier, Porter was accidentally transported 120 years into the future. On the future Waystation, known as Waystation Prime, Porter encountered [[Rosalyn Bain]] who took the time pod's temporal generator away from him in return for returning him to his proper time. She also wiped his memory of the incident. (''[[Prime Of Your Life]]'' [WAY]) He soon found himself stumbling into a relationship with [[Joan Redding]], the star reporter for the [[Associated Worlds Network]]. Redding was very particular and also tended to get angry when Porter had draws on his time other than her, such as when Dr. Nelson called upon him to reimplant the Midon symbiont into her before it could be taken away by the Bracktians. (''[[9/10ths Of The Law]]'' [WAY])


			Through the publication of several papers on temporal mechanics, Porter became regarded as something of an expert in the area. This drew the attention of Dr. [[Kathy Beck]], the sister of Captain Lisa Beck, who visited Waystation to speak with Porter about time-drive designs with the goal of eventually building a time-ship to rescue her parents, who had died several years previously. Porter, whose relationship with Captain Beck was already awkward after the two spent a drunken night together three weeks prior, decided not to inform Beck of Kathy's plans in an attempt to avoid causing Beck more pain. (''[[Estrangers In The Night]]'' [WAY])

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	When it appeared that Commander Morales had killed [[Phillip Harper]] and was subsequently attacked by Captain Beck, Porter was left in command of Waystation and also refused to accept that either of his friends were capable of such actions. He was eventually able to determine that both officers had been co-opted by an alien entity, exonerating Morales, who immediately left the station in pursuit of Beck, who was still under the control of the being call the [[Selvan]]. With Morales gone, Porter was left in charge again, and immediately he was forced to deal with Bradley Dillon's attempt to buy the station's naming rights. Bradley was stopped by a telethon hosted by Yeoman Jones, but it was all a financial trap for [[John Simms, Jr.], who, rather than allowing Bradley to have his name on Waystation, drained his own fortune to add to the funds raised to counter the offer. (''[[A Door Is Ajar]]'', ''[[State Of Confusion]]'', ''[[The Devil You Know]]'', ''[[Acts Of Desperation]]'', ''[[A Bridge Way Too Far]]'' [WAY])		When it appeared that Commander Morales had killed [[Phillip Harper]] and was subsequently attacked by Captain Beck, Porter was left in command of Waystation and also refused to accept that either of his friends were capable of such actions. He was eventually able to determine that both officers had been co-opted by an alien entity, exonerating Morales, who immediately left the station in pursuit of Beck, who was still under the control of the being call the [[Selvan]]. With Morales gone, Porter was left in charge again, and immediately he was forced to deal with Bradley Dillon's attempt to buy the station's naming rights. Bradley was stopped by a telethon hosted by Yeoman Jones, but it was all a financial trap for [[John Simms, Jr.]], who, rather than allowing Bradley to have his name on Waystation, drained his own fortune to add to the funds raised to counter the offer. (''[[A Door Is Ajar]]'', ''[[State Of Confusion]]'', ''[[The Devil You Know]]'', ''[[Acts Of Desperation]]'', ''[[A Bridge Way Too Far]]'' [WAY])


			While tinkering with the remains of [[Dr. Derrick Azar]]'s time pod, which had exploded on the station two years earlier, Porter was accidentally transported 120 years into the future. On the future Waystation, known as Waystation Prime, Porter encountered [[Rosalyn Bain]] who took the time pod's temporal generator away from him in return for returning him to his proper time. She also wiped his memory of the incident. (''[[Prime Of Your Life]]'' [WAY]) He soon found himself stumbling into a relationship with [[Joan Redding]], the star reporter for the [[Associated Worlds Network]]. Redding was very particular and also tended to get angry when Porter had draws on his time other than her, such as when Dr. Nelson called upon him to reimplant the Midon symbiont into her before it could be taken away by the Bracktians. (''[[9/10ths Of The Law]]'' [WAY])

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	When it appeared that Commander Morales had killed [[Phillip Harper]] and was subsequently attacked by Captain Beck, Porter was left in command of Waystation and also refused to accept that either of his friends were capable of such actions. He was eventually able to determine that both officers had been co-opted by an alien entity, exonerating Morales, who immediately left the station in pursuit of Beck, who was still under the control of the being call the [[Selvan]]. With Morales gone, Porter was left in charge again, and immediately he was forced to deal with Bradley Dillon's attempt to buy the station's naming rights. Bradley was stopped by a telethon hosted by Yeoman Jones, but it was all a financial trap for [[John Simms, Jr.], who, rather than allowing Bradley to have his name on Waystation, drained his own fortune to add to the funds raised to counter the offer.		When it appeared that Commander Morales had killed [[Phillip Harper]] and was subsequently attacked by Captain Beck, Porter was left in command of Waystation and also refused to accept that either of his friends were capable of such actions. He was eventually able to determine that both officers had been co-opted by an alien entity, exonerating Morales, who immediately left the station in pursuit of Beck, who was still under the control of the being call the [[Selvan]]. With Morales gone, Porter was left in charge again, and immediately he was forced to deal with Bradley Dillon's attempt to buy the station's naming rights. Bradley was stopped by a telethon hosted by Yeoman Jones, but it was all a financial trap for [[John Simms, Jr.], who, rather than allowing Bradley to have his name on Waystation, drained his own fortune to add to the funds raised to counter the offer. (''[[A Door Is Ajar]]'', ''[[State Of Confusion]]'', ''[[The Devil You Know]]'', ''[[Acts Of Desperation]]'', ''[[A Bridge Way Too Far]]'' [WAY])

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	Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Porter was also on a later scouting mission that first encountered the [[Collectors]]. After analyzing a Collector's mind-control helmet, Porter was able to devise an electromagnetic pulse weapon that would short out the helmets and free the being imprisoned within. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY]) When causality had ceased to function on Waystation due to an energy wave that had affected the station on the quantum level, Porter found a way to reverse the effect and averted the destruction of Waystation. During this crisis, he felt the ire of his Society for Creative Anachronisms group, since he was forced to shut down the main power core, preventing the group for battling in the holodeck. (''[[Waiting For The Other Shoe]]'' [WAY])		Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Porter was also on a later scouting mission that first encountered the [[Collectors]]. After analyzing a Collector's mind-control helmet, Porter was able to devise an electromagnetic pulse weapon that would short out the helmets and free the being imprisoned within. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY]) When causality had ceased to function on Waystation due to an energy wave that had affected the station on the quantum level, Porter found a way to reverse the effect and averted the destruction of Waystation. During this crisis, he felt the ire of his Society for Creative Anachronisms group, since he was forced to shut down the main power core, preventing the group for battling in the holodeck. (''[[Waiting For The Other Shoe]]'' [WAY])


			When it appeared that Commander Morales had killed [[Phillip Harper]] and was subsequently attacked by Captain Beck, Porter was left in command of Waystation and also refused to accept that either of his friends were capable of such actions. He was eventually able to determine that both officers had been co-opted by an alien entity, exonerating Morales, who immediately left the station in pursuit of Beck, who was still under the control of the being call the [[Selvan]]. With Morales gone, Porter was left in charge again, and immediately he was forced to deal with Bradley Dillon's attempt to buy the station's naming rights. Bradley was stopped by a telethon hosted by Yeoman Jones, but it was all a financial trap for [[John Simms, Jr.], who, rather than allowing Bradley to have his name on Waystation, drained his own fortune to add to the funds raised to counter the offer.

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	Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Porter was also on a later scouting mission that first encountered the [[Collectors]]. After analyzing a Collector's mind-control helmet, Porter was able to devise an electromagnetic pulse weapon that would short out the helmets and free the being imprisoned within. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY])		Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Porter was also on a later scouting mission that first encountered the [[Collectors]]. After analyzing a Collector's mind-control helmet, Porter was able to devise an electromagnetic pulse weapon that would short out the helmets and free the being imprisoned within. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY]) When causality had ceased to function on Waystation due to an energy wave that had affected the station on the quantum level, Porter found a way to reverse the effect and averted the destruction of Waystation. During this crisis, he felt the ire of his Society for Creative Anachronisms group, since he was forced to shut down the main power core, preventing the group for battling in the holodeck. (''[[Waiting For The Other Shoe]]'' [WAY])

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	Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY])		Porter was on the scouting mission that first encountered the [[D'Ceti]]. Despite an initial misunderstanding, Porter was able to make contact with the D'Ceti captain and convince her that the Federation was peaceful. He transported the D'Ceti back to Waystation only to learn that a Multek fleet was on the way to destroy the station. Disobeying Beck's order to evacuate and to set off Waystation's self-destruct mechanism, Porter borrowed a cloaking device from two Romulans visiting the station for a science conference and hid Waystation from the Multeks, who left without incident. For his actions, Porter was promoted to lieutenant commander. (''[[The Way We Were]]'' [WAY]) Porter was also on a later scouting mission that first encountered the [[Collectors]]. After analyzing a Collector's mind-control helmet, Porter was able to devise an electromagnetic pulse weapon that would short out the helmets and free the being imprisoned within. (''[[Everything Must Go!]]'' [WAY])