Hornburg

Clement II, born Suidger Count of Morsleben and Hornburg (1005 – October 9, 1047), was Pope from December 25, 1046 to his death.

Catholic Bamberg: The Vestments of Pope Clement II and Other Treasures from the Diocesan Museum 2009

One month after that dinner Shipley formed a new company, SMS, in Pennsylvania with Gen. Hornburg as one of his partners.

Reese Schonfeld: The Undoing of Gen. T. Michael Moseley: A Cautionary Tale About the Military/Industrial Complex 2009

More evidence may be coming soon; Hornburg says HUD is currently conducting a long-term study to see how much benefit prepurchase counseling delivers to buyers.

Homebuying 101 2008

"A lot of the special programs require counseling beforehand, but there are people out there who are going to be applying on the regular market who will benefit from prepurchase counseling," Hornburg says.

Homebuying 101 2008

Three other infantrymen, based in Quebec, were then wounded by rocket-propelled grenades when they engaged the insurgents who had fired at Hornburg as they tried to carry him away from the fighting.

Canadian soldier killed in volatile Afghan district membrain 2007

Another soldier, a reservist attached to a squadron of the Edmonton-based Lord Strathcona's Horse squadron, was wounded in the same skirmish as Hornburg.

Canadian soldier killed in volatile Afghan district membrain 2007

So here's another image from our fine calendar. (the color picture, not the other one) This is the valley of the Neckar River from the Hornberg--- not the Hornburg (Horn Fort), which is in Lord of the Rings, but the Hornberg (Horn Mountain), which despite being identified as a mountain was in fact the castle of one of Germany's folk heroes, Gotz of the Iron Hand.

Neckar/January Walter Jon Williams 2007

Hornburg was the first Canadian to have died in ground combat in Afghanistan since last October.

Canadian soldier killed in volatile Afghan district membrain 2007

So here's another image from our fine calendar. (the color picture, not the other one) This is the valley of the Neckar River from the Hornberg--- not the Hornburg (Horn Fort), which is in Lord of the Rings, but the Hornberg (Horn Mountain), which despite being identified as a mountain was in fact the castle of one of Germany's folk heroes, Gotz of the Iron Hand.

Archive 2007-12-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007

Hornburg believed in the mission he was involved in, Laroche said.

Canadian soldier killed in volatile Afghan district membrain 2007