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[[File:Herman-Hanschke.jpg|thumb|Herman Hanschke, circa 2015]] | [[File:Herman-Hanschke.jpg|thumb|Herman Hanschke, circa 2015]] | ||
'''Herman Hanshke''' (1981-) is the owner of Safeguard Business Systems Thunder Bay, located at 227 Pearl Street in Thunder Bay, Ontario. | '''Herman Hanshke''' (1981-) is the owner of Safeguard Business Systems Thunder Bay, located at 227 Pearl Street in Thunder Bay, Ontario. | ||
==Early life== | |||
He was raised in, and continues to live in, Thunder Bay, Ontario. He received his High School diploma from [[Hammaskjold High School]] and his university degree from [[Lakehead University]]. | |||
==Relationship with Michael Currie== | |||
He and [[Michael Currie]] first met in 9th grade English class in the fall of 1996 at Hammarskjold. Hanshke asked Currie if he was a BBS user. Currie was not, but their mutual love of Star Trek, computers, and technical things made them fast friends. | He and [[Michael Currie]] first met in 9th grade English class in the fall of 1996 at Hammarskjold. Hanshke asked Currie if he was a BBS user. Currie was not, but their mutual love of Star Trek, computers, and technical things made them fast friends. | ||
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Herman Hanshke (1981-) is the owner of Safeguard Business Systems Thunder Bay, located at 227 Pearl Street in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Early life
He was raised in, and continues to live in, Thunder Bay, Ontario. He received his High School diploma from Hammaskjold High School and his university degree from Lakehead University.
Relationship with Michael Currie
He and Michael Currie first met in 9th grade English class in the fall of 1996 at Hammarskjold. Hanshke asked Currie if he was a BBS user. Currie was not, but their mutual love of Star Trek, computers, and technical things made them fast friends.
Hanshke, Currie, and Adam Johns attended the premiere of Star Trek: Insurrection in 1998 at Capitol Theatre.
Hanshke was instrumental in helping Currie to secure the coveted www.MichaelCurrie.com domain in 2001, by wresting it from investment management professional J. Michael Currie [1].