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Elia Viviani poised to join Sky
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What??? *mouth hangs open* Graendithas is a murderer??? That could not have been any more unexpected! He's always so noble; I mean offering to stay up and watch even though he's dead-tired is good... Oh, I don't know what to think.
Happier note: I'm so glad they all made it off the lake in one piece. I felt bad for the miserable hobbits, being rained on multiple times and splashed by that cart. At least the beds made up for that!
I like seeing more of Ricgretor's character, how he doubts his abillity to go on with the quest, how he misses Walendithas, Vickas and his home. I don't like to think about loosing more of his friends any more than he does.
-Kitt :)
Author's Response: yup.. he is.. and im glad that that has shocked you.. everything in the story is meant to confuse and shock you,, and its working :)
It must be possible to sympathize with goblins because I do: Elster's party's quest does not seem like its going to be pleasant. More Torogs! Bleh.
Ah, at least I now know what the Hawkmoth does. :)
So did the Diamond party just find the wizard again?
What? The leader's bailed from the town? It doesn't surprise, me though.
Thanks for putting me as a favorite author! :D
Author's Response: Yup, they found him :) and favorite author is because of all the reviews youve done for me :D thanks :D
Sorry, it's been a while! :)
Could it be that the Elves are too curious for their own good...? I was thinking Indiana Jones for a bit. :D
I am shocked at Vicward's death. I have the vague feeling too that it could have been avoided. Well, that's just the way it goes. It was also a little shocking to see Martumal snap. Will he regret his decision to leave? Hm. Almost seems to me he just needs a good night's sleep. I really do feel sorry for them all, especially Graendithas for having to stay strong though the company grows tired and rebelious.
Ahhhh, both scenes end with a mysterious voice. Who and what could they be?
Author's Response: its alright :) yup, a voice in the dark. good or evil?
Udohorn is interesting. I wonder what use his dream catchers will have? Anyway, they sound fascinating and I hope to know more about them.
So, he was the strange Elf too. I hope he can prove to be useful! (And that he really is not working for the enemy or something worse...)
Their meal made my mouth water. I shall have to make dinner now. :)
Author's Response: he might be useful, then again, he could have a darker side :D
Xavtumal's gotta be the best name so far!
So… Dwarf this voice turned to be nice. Kinda funny, but understandable, Frufalcon likes his shop quiet and customerless.
"butter and jars of jam…" It seems I cannot go through a chapter without getting hungry. :D
Hawkmoth the sword! What powers must it have? Something cool if the wizard wants it, I guess.
Another 5000 orcs for these poor Men? Grafalcon such a... but I already had that rant. Right. I root for the men but again it seems rather hopeless.
Just a few more chapters left on this one! :)
Author's Response: the Hawkmoth plays quite a big role in the story in the next couple of volumes :D and yup :) just a few more chapters.. thanks for the reviews :) really helps..
Lots of interesting stuff! I was glad to learn more about Frugretor, and of course the sword and the beasts... it just can't be easy, this Quest! :D
Belneiros sounds like quite a character. I can't wait to meet him.
Author's Response: yup, you will meet Belneiros.. and some other wizards as well :)
Isn't Chamberlain awesome... brave, gentlemenly... oh, the relationship with his brother was cute. Yeah, I just got Gods and Generals for Christmas. I hope they make the third movie - hey, wouldn't be so cool to be in one of the battle re-enactments? *sighs dreamily* Luck is with you there; I don't think many girls were in the battlefields.
So... I like how Legolas has befriended this Union soldier. Ah, what could be Alex's purpose here. And that elf-ear thing is intriguing!
This isn't really something to complain about... you're writing so fast I can't keep up! Well, I hope this weekend to take time to relax and catch up with the stories.
Oh, and I've noticed you're improving with your style: it's becoming more varied and descriptive. : )
Author's Response: Just wait till you read Chapters 3 and 4, Alex's friend James also appears in Middle earth. Just thought I would let you know D.R.O.T.N.
*laughs* Yes, even the Valar can make mistakes. At least James can talk again.
I thought this was one of your best chapters yet. I had wondered sometimes about the meeting of Gandalf with Eomer, so I appreciated this as a gap-filler, though it had an extra two characters. : )
Liked too that Alex made Gerod's heart lighter. Their conversation had a slight trace of irony – after all, Alex really was about 17! Ha, now trying to explain that would have hurt poor Gerod's head.
The voice speaking to Alex at the end was pretty awesome.
Oh, and I got an idea for your challenge, but it's very… silly so far; I hope humor will be ok.
Author's Response: Oh, don't worry Humor is ok! And I am glad you liked this chapter. It was supposed to be touching. In the next chapter or so you will get to meet Gerod's son! Thought I will let you know that. Thanks for doing the challenge. D.R.O.T.N.
WOW!!!! I'm a HUGE CIvil War buff too! Did you ever see the movie Gettysburg? It's 4 hours of awesome, um, civilwarness. My favorite Union general must be Chamberlain and Confederate definately Lee.
Anyway, this story is very original.... I'm hooked! I'd like to know more about Alex: where was he from, where had he died? Hopefully I'll have time to get to the next chapter soon. : )
Author's Response: Holly cow! My favorite Union Leader is also Col. Chamberlain, because he has my first name, Joshua! I have seen the movie Gettysburg and Gods and Generals, I own them both! I haven't really thought of which battlefield that Alex and his regiment were at, I will describe more of Alex's life and also in the next chapter someone else appears in Middle Earth, just not as he was before (Hint: Cough-dog-ff!) All I am going to say. Thanks for letting me know you like the Civil War, I will try to use that topic in my stories more Thanks for review, D.R.O.T.N.
Yep, after I started reading the Redwall books I decided I liked otters. Before that I was all about lions, due to an extreme obsession with the Lion King. Kitt's just short for Catherine – a rather cumbersome name it is, though it looks impressive on paper.
"Sorry, Mellon, I forgot you were a Mearas as well" – Heh! That was so abrupt it was hilarious.
Very sweet the way Alex and Mellon tried to cheer Freda and Eothain up.
That's a new perspective they'll get by going with Gandalf. That interests me. Gandalf makes an extraordinary traveling companion, and a bit of an irritating one sometimes. (And don't tell him I said thst!) : D
Author's Response: I don't think he heard you, but anyway I thought I would give this a try! Please check out the new chapters for A Slave No More, they are really good and I want to see what you think of them. D.R.O.T.N. P.S.: Oh, and it was supposed to be hilarious, I like to add a little humor in my stories
"basking in the sun's warmth" – don't I wish to do that today. Brrr.
I like Elrond being called a kind old Elf. Too often people imagine him as Mr. Grumpy Eyebrows.
Yeah, I bet they'd be confused about being afraid of crows. ("What, are we supposed to be hiding from things more sinister than bird droppings???" ) Maybe that is something to be afraid of though...
Loved the talk about the hat! I hope to see more crossed-worlds conversations.
I'm so sad very time I see/read Sam give up Bill; Mellon's comfort was a nice change.
The entrance to Moria must resemble the post- battle fields the Union and Confederate soldiers had to march over, but far less gruesome with its age. Still, that is not pleasant!
I was about to review when suddenly a new chapter appeared… "Where'd that come from?" Hah! You updated while I was reading.
So Gollum escaped the Elves of Mirkwood – interesting you try to combine the book and movie. I always find that part the most Irreconcilable.
I was thinking the other day that a big difference between Civil War and LotR is that you can feel for both sides in the Civil War, but in LotR it is hard to feel anything *nice* about the orcs. That must be a big transition from the sort of fighting Alex and James are used too. (Beside the sword and teeth. : ) )
Author's Response: Yah, sorry about that, I like to read through my new chapters after I post them and then fix any mistakes if I find any( And believe me when I say I found many in this chapter) I am glad you liked it, I tried to keep it similar but I forgot most of the words from the book and movie. Please keep looking at my story again sometime today, there might be another chapter. Oh and I also added a new chapter to Second Ranger, please review. Thanks, for the feed back! D.R.O.T.N. It is easier to abrev. than type my whole name.
*claps* Little Round Top! Yay!
Nice description of James' "death" - owe. Once again you are quite creative: A Union soldier sent to Middle-earth in the body of a wolf.
I love that Strider has teamed up with James.
-Kitt : )
Author's Response: Im glad you like it. And thank you for being honest, wait till you read the next chapters I have up! D.R.O.T.N.
James is going along with acting like an animal… his new wolf body is explained well; of course head rubbing would feel wonderful to him! I think Aragorn's kindness to James showed Frodo he could trust Strider. Sam being Sam *would* take a liking to this friendly wolf.
I am glad Strider could learn James' true identity; I had been feeling lonely for him. (But boy, the battle was certainly different from what Aragorn's used to… they could have interesting conversations, if only James could speak.)
Next time I watch Gettysburg, I'll want to pick out a James and Alex. Did you have a certain pair of soldiers in mind?
-Kitt : )
Author's Response: Well...not really, I mean they are fiction. I doubt any cannons could of lobbed any shells up there but, I don't know much about the 83rd PA regiment, my favorite is the 20th ME regiment. But any way back to your question, no, I did not have any certain soldiers picked out! Can't wait to hear what you are going to say about the next chapters!! It focuses more on Alex and a little bit more on James. D.R.O.T.N.
Loved the Hobbity talk. You're pretty good with Frodo and Sam.
Definitely – friendship is possible without slash. (Bleh.)
Elwë was also the name of an Elven king, one of the first Elves, in fact the great-grandfather of Elrond. Hmm, yeah, Elrond and Glorfindel would find the Civil War perplexing. *I* still find it perplexing. : P
Aha, so Alex is becoming an Elf. That's almost freaky. But it would be exciting, eh? To be able to see with Elven sight for one… *sighs sadly over glasses*
*laughs* I think Strider did deserve that wettening.
Now that's a new twist: Mellon saved Frodo.
OH, finally the two friends found each other. But… duh, duh… will it be their last meeting… will they make it to Rivendell… alright, I see some more chapters ahead. I hope to have time to read on soon. : )
Author's Response: Glad you liked it! And by the next chapter he will become full Elf. What do you think of his horses name? I had to think of something so I decided on, Warrior, Ohtar! You will like the next chapters! Thanks, D.R.O.T.N.
Seems the suspicion of Mellon overshadowed that for the Dwarf!
"Angels from heaven" – excellent. That's what I'd think. (Though technically it was Gandalf who was the angel).
Good explanations. Of course it is sad that their families will likely think of them as dead or missing. Would there be any way to tell them – or would their families hope they'll come in through the doors for years afterwards?
I was mortally afraid for Mellon! I liked that he and Boromir fought together to the death… now this horse spirit was unexpected. That's so cool, though! Not that I dislike being human, but my next choice for a body would be a horse. But Alex and the others do not know yet… hm, I feel bad for them at the present.
The realization that the stallion was Mellan was priceless! I hope Gimli didn't loose any hearing. *laughs at the dwarf before catching sight of his axe*
I wonder why Mellon cannot talk with Alex?
-Kitt : )
Author's Response: Mellon may not be able to talk to Alex, but he can understand him, just like all of the horses of Rohan seem to understand their masters. The real reason he can't talk is because, It is hard for me to make him only able to talk to Alex, might make the other people who are around think he is crazy or something! But this way, Mellon, is back alive and Alex now has a horse to ride! (I didn't want to kill another rider off for another horse) And no Gimli still has his hearing! (Laughs) I don't know if you read these responses or not, but thanks for the reviews and I will try my best to keep the Second Ranger, updated. D.R.O.T.N.
I'm enjoying the spiritual aspect of Alex; once again, that's awesome.
I agree with James: running with a piece of metal on your head does not sound quite... fun.
"My lord Beriadan, you are a most welcome sight for sore eyes!' - Aragorn scarecly said something truer! That's precisely what I felt; after all, if Eomer's company arrived even 15 minutes later, there probably would not have been anyone left to save.
"Nay, my lord, it was Gandalf and Eomer, not me" - Heh, the soldier's modesty. : ) It's usually the commanders that get the credit or discredit.
Author's Response: It is only that he is praying really hard that he hears the Valar speak to him. I decided to add that to the story because it was touching! Thanks for the review and I can't wait to see what your story for my challenge will be! D.R.O.T.N.
Very moving! I'm a farm girl and can't stand the thought of abandoned animals. I'm always finding cats who were dropped in the country to starve... well, that makes me boil.
I loved this poem - it describes the situation tenderly, perfectly. Kitt : )
Author's Response: Thank you for the review. One of my cats was abandoned at the stables where I work and ride so my coach let me take him home with me I love him to bits I can't believe someone would just dump him he's such a good boy.
Nuh-uh! I loved it! Totally original!
Buzz Lightyear in Hobbiton is something I'd never have put together. His narration was fun, though. And his search was, uh, exhausting.
Loved Pinky and the Brain. I sometimes randomly start singing their theme song "What are we going to do tonight, Brain?..." *slaps self*
That was a big surprise at the end a *chokes on juice* hologram!
-Kitt : )
Seriously loved this chapter - for one because I love Bilbo. He reacted to Scratt precisely the way I thought he should - polite and talkative.
Actually, the whole chapter was full of interesting encounters. I was surprised by Legolas' ease into accepting Scratt. I suspected Aragorn would have known them, though, since he gets around.
One spelling correction: Arwen instead of Arwin.
Can't blame Boromir's attitude to the Dark Rangers. He had been fighting orcs and Haradrim his entire life. What a shock for him to see them in Rivendell!
Author's Response: Thanks for the correction, I will change it. And I am glad you liked it. Oh and by the way I have set out a challenge! I hope you will do it! Category: Book-verse, Movie-verse Characters: The Fellowship. Please tell others about this challenge! And thanks again for being a loyal reviewer, I have dedicated this story to all of my loyal reviewers! D.R.O.T.N.
*claps* Wow, another LotR-Civil War era crossover! It's one of the most original ideas I've seen and I'm not kidding.
Swing Low Sweet Chariot is my favorite of the oh... those songs had a special name... Spirituals, I think. Well, I can almost imagine the chariot swinging down for him; that was a perfect fitting-in, an unespected answer to their prayers.
Aha, I see an experiment with dialect! That adds depth, though it's hard sometimes to keep it consistent. And yours was; that's good. : )
I'm very curious about what Big John's purpose will be in Middle-earth.
Since it's the weekend *throws balloons* I'll be able to get to the next chapters soon.
-Kitt : )
Author's Response: Glad you liked it, just wait till you get to the other Chapters, you will be in for the shock of your life! I hope you like them! D.R.O.T.N.


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Vol. 1-4 reprinted from the Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, v. 11 (1927)-15 pt. 2 (1931)Vol. 1. Barsalibi's Treatise against the Melchites; Genuine and Apocyphal works of Ignatius of Antioch; A Jeremiah Apocryphon; A new life of John the Baptist; Some uncanonical Psalms.- Vol. 2. Timothy's Apology for Christianity; The Lament of the Virgin; The Martyrdom of Pilot.- Vol. 3. Vision of Theophilus; Apocalypse of Peter.- Vol. 4. The work of Dionysius Barsalibi Against the Armenians.- Vol. 5. Commentary of Theodore of Mopsuestia on the Nicene Creed.- Vol. 6. Commentary of Theodore of Mopsuestia on the Lord's Prayer and on the Sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist.- Vol. 7. Early Christian mystics26 28
"The Armenians say : "From whom do you descend-you who are Syrians by race ?" - Against them we will say: Neither you know from whom you descend. The name "Armenian" is derived from "Armenia" which is the name of a country (and not of a person). It is we (Syrians) who have enlightened your authors and revealed to them that you are descending from Toganna, who was from the children of Japhet. As to us Syrians we descend racially from Shem, and our father is Kemuel son of Aram,' and from this name of Aram we are also called sometimes in the Books by the name of " Arameans." We are called "Syrians" after the name of "Syrus" who built Antioch with its banlieue; and the country was called after him, "Syria."
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Only after a jury found former financial adviser Dorene Dorn guilty Thursday of stealing more than $350,000 from an elderly client did she finally say what she wasn't allowed to say at trial: "John Hatfield was told about every transaction, and he agreed that was what he wanted to do," Dorn said of the man she was convicted of fleecing between 2003 and 2004.
Only after a jury found former financial adviser Dorene Dorn guilty Thursday of stealing more than $350,000 from an elderly client did she finally say what she wasn't allowed to say at trial.
"John Hatfield was told about every transaction, and he agreed that was what he wanted to do," Dorn said of the man she was convicted of fleecing between 2003 and 2004.
Dorn was found guilty of second-degree grand larceny and fourth-degree conspiracy related to the thefts, and she faces a minimum of 1 to 3 years and a maximum of 5 to 15 years in prison when she is sentenced Friday, March 27.
Oneida County Court Judge Michael L. Dwyer allowed Dorn to stay out of jail until she returns to be sentenced.
Following the verdict, Dorn told news reporters that Hatfield willingly had given her thousands of dollars in the past. But because 91-year-old Hatfield died in early 2005, legal hearsay rules prohibited Dorn from saying anything at trial about Hatfield's wishes.
"He had the right to do what he wanted to do with his money," Dorn said. "But what John said couldn't be entered as evidence, and it was his money."
So it's a shame, Dorn said, that someone like Hatfield can give away his money, only to have family members try to get the funds back after the person dies.
Oneida County Assistant District Attorney Bernard Hyman Jr., who prosecuted the case, doesn't quite see it that way.
"Mr. Hatfield worked hard all his life to save up that money to pass onto his family," Hyman said. "And when people work hard all their life to save up money to pass onto their family, and they entrust someone to handle that money for them, we should stand up for those people."
That's why the verdict will bring justice to the Hatfield family, Hyman said, and that's why such white-collar crimes will be taken seriously.
Hyman declined to comment on what Dorn said after the verdict, but her own words appeared to contradict what she spent more than two hours trying to explain to the jury earlier that day.
As she testified Thursday morning, Dorn said that her close friend Helene Hamlin had transferred thousands of dollars to Dorn between 2003 and 2004. Hamlin was Hatfield's longtime estate attorney, but Dorn testified that she never knew any of the 10 transfers in question were coming from Hatfield.
In fact, Dorn said she repeatedly asked Hamlin for reassurance that the funds were not Hatfield's, which Dorn acknowledged she was prohibited from receiving as his financial planner.
But Hamlin, 52, of Frankfort, said that's not quite how it happened.
When Hamlin testified on Wednesday, she told prosecutors that Hatfield never gave them permission to take his money. Hamlin also recalled that both she and Dorn specifically discussed the fact that Hatfield never knew of the transactions.
Page 2 of 5 - Hamlin previously pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and she has since been sentenced to only probation and six months of house arrest in exchange for her testimony.
During closing arguments Thursday, Dorn's defense attorney, Les Lewis, said the trial boiled down to the two opposing version of events.
"You've got one person saying one thing, and you've got another person saying another thing," Lewis said. "It's Dorn versus Hamlin, Hamlin versus Dorn."
But because Hamlin received "one of the greatest sweetheart deals of all time" by agreeing to testify against Dorn, Lewis told jurors, "I want you to think about that long and hard before you decide whether you give her the credibility the District Attorney's Office wants you to give her."
After the verdict, Dorn said she was disappointed that it took the jury so little time to consider the stack of financial documents related to the case before deciding her guilt.
Dorn also was disappointed by Hamlin's betrayal, she said.
"I thought she was my friend," Dorn said. "I trusted her, but I guess I'm too gullible."
There's another person who put too much trust in people – and that's John Hatfield, the prosecutor said during his closing in court.
"He found two people he thought he could trust ... only to have that trust he placed in them taken away, broken," Hyman said. While both Dorn and Hamlin were befriending the elderly man over the years, they also were "reaching into his pockets" on the side.
"What went on here is absolutely sickening." Hyman said. "They broke the trust of a man who worked hard."
Without a steady flow of Hatfield's money, Dorn was nothing, Hyman said. But when Hatfield died nearly two years later to the date of the first transaction, she never showed up at his funeral.
"She no longer had use for him, so she didn't bother," Hyman said.
Here's what was said during closing arguments earlier this afternoon:
Prosecution and defense attorneys spent slightly more than an hour in Oneida County Court voicing their closing arguments, which at times brought Dorn to place her fingers in her ears and mumble to herself.
Dorn, 62, of Clinton, was charged with second-degree grand larceny and fourth-degree conspiracy for allegedly scheming with an accomplice, Helene Hamlin, to funnel thousands of dollars in funds from the estate of John Hatfield Sr.
Judge Micheal Dwyer has scheduled a Friday, March 27, sentencing date. Dorn was allowed to leave the court following Thursday's trial with a promise of returning for her sentencing.
Dorn's defense attorney, Les Lewis, described the trial as a battle over the opposing version of events that both Dorn and Hamlin offered in their testimonies.
Page 3 of 5 - "You've got one person saying one thing, and you've got another person saying another thing," Lewis said. "It's Dorn versus Hamlin, Hamlin versus Dorn."
Dorn says she was never aware that any of the money Hamlin gave her between 2003 and 2004 was from the funds of Hatfield, who was in his early 90s, Lewis told jurors. In fact, Dorn said she repeatedly asked Hamlin if the money ever came from Hatfield, which Dorn acknowledged she was prohibited from receiving as his financial planner.
Hamlin, who had been Hatfield's estate attorney, testified that she and Dorn had specifically discussed the fact that Hatfield did not know about the funds that were being transferred.
Lewis encouraged jurors to judge Hamlin's testimony with skepticism because she received "one of the greatest sweetheart deals of all time" by pleading guilty and agreeing to testify against Dorn. In exchange for her cooperation, Lewis noted, Hamlin received only probation and six months of house arrest.
"I want you to think about that long and hard before you decide whether you give her the credibility the District Attorney's Office wants you to give her," Lewis said.
Hamlin escaped the punishment that Dorn now faces if she is found guilty: up to 15 years in prison.
Lewis then closed by noting that Hatfield was a generous man, who gave thousands of dollars to several trust funds, including ones associated with Hamilton College and St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
"He appeared to be happy to help people along the way who he was fond of," Lewis said.
When it was the prosecution's turn to address the jury, however, Assistant District Attorney Bernard Hyman Jr. belittled any attempt to consider what happened to Hatfield as generous gift-giving.
"He found two people he thought he could trust ... only to have that trust he placed in them taken away, broken," Hyman said. While both Dorn and Hamlin were befriending the elderly man over the years, they were also "reaching into his pockets" on the side.
"What went on here is absolutely sickening," Hyman said. "He did everything he could to leave things for his family ... only to be fleeced by the defendant and Helene Hamlin."
When questioned during her testimony Wednesday, Hamlin said that she helped funnel Hatfield's funds because of "greed" -- and that's the best word to describe what went on here, Hyman said.
Hyman then pointed to evidence found in Dorn's bank account.
In February 2003, Dorn had less than $400 in her own bank account when she sent a $10,000 check to pay the Internal Revenue Service. Two days later, however, Hamlin had placed $30,000 into Dorn's account, which would have covered the IRS check.
"She either knew (the money) was coming, or she was planning to bounce a pretty hefty check," Hyman said.
Page 4 of 5 - Dorn says never knew any of the money she received had originated from Hatfield's funds. When Hamlin put that money into Dorn's account, it was to be invested in Hamlin's own real estate interests, Dorn said.
Also, $96,000 in Hatfield's funds became available to Dorn right around the time she purchased a house in late 2003.
During her testimony, Dorn said that money was part of a promissory note Dorn had signed in October 2003 for a loan of $130,000. When Hamlin arranged that loan, Dorn said, Hamlin had assured Dorn that the money came from another client Hamlin was handling, and not Hatfield.
That original promissory note, however, has never been recovered, Hyman noted, and he doubts the "phantom note" ever existed in the first place. Dorn, however, said she had left the note with Hamlin, since Hamlin was her attorney.
As a financial planner who would handle people's money, Dorn had to create the facade of knowing the "secret" to making money, Hyman said.
"I'll tell you her secret: Plain and simple, she stole money from John Hatfield," Hyman said. "Without the steady influx of cash from John Hatfield, the house of cards falls down."
After 10 transactions from Hatfield's accounts were completed, Dorn would end up receiving $227,000 and Hamlin would receive the rest, Hyman said.
"They accomplished exactly what they set out to do, Hyman said as he neared his finish.
And when 91-year-old Hatfield died in February 2005, exactly two years after the first transaction took place, Dorn never went to his funeral, Hyman said.
"She no longer had use for him, so she didn't bother," Hyman said.
The following is an account of Dorn's testimony earlier today:
Dorn decided to take the stand in her own defense this morning after she initially declined to testify the previous afternoon.
Dorn, 62, of Clinton, is charged with second-degree grand larceny and fourth-degree conspiracy. As the former financial adviser to John Hatfield Sr., Dorn is accused of scheming with an alleged accomplice, Helene Hamlin, to drain thousands of dollars in funds from Hatfield's estate in 2003 and 2004
Hamlin, 52, of Frankfort, has already pleaded guilty to a similar charge and was sentenced to six months of house arrest in exchange for her testimony.
When Hamlin testified against Dorn Wednesday, she told jurors that both she and Dorn agreed to transfer money from Hatfield's trust accounts without his permission and without him knowing.
And while Hamlin said she and Dorn specifically discussed the fact that Hatfield did not know of the fund transfers, Dorn told a different story.
As Dorn testified for about 2 1/2 hours, Dorn struggled to avoid making any references to whether Hatfield willingly gave her the money.
When Dorn's attorney, Les Lewis, asked her if Hatfield was satisfied with her work, Dorn started to say, "Yes, he wrote me beautiful letters telling me ..."
Page 5 of 5 - "Stop right there," Judge Michael L. Dwyer said as Assistant District Attorney Bernard Hyman Jr. objected to any reference to what Hatfield said.
Because Hatfield is now deceased, anything Hatfield might have told Dorn is off-limits due to hearsay rules.
Dorn went on to tell jurors that all the money she ever received came from Hamlin's accounts, and she had no knowledge where Hamlin initially got that money from.
Hamlin gave Dorn thousands of dollars to invest in real estate, Dorn testified. "She wanted to invest more money that she couldn't get easily to," Dorn said.
Dorn said she asked if any of the money came from Hatfield, and Hamlin said no. "I said, 'I can't accept any money from John.'"
Then in October 2003, Dorn signed a promissory note for $130,000 in order to purchase a house. During a discussion with Hamlin about the house, Dorn said that Hamlin became excited when she realized that her sister had lived in that same house.
"She said, 'I have a client who will give you money,'" Dorn recalled Hamlin telling her.
"I said, 'It's not John Hatfield,' because John was always trying to give me money ..." Dorn tried to explain before prosecutors objected again.
Hamlin was Hatfield's attorney at the time and the trustee of Hatfield's funds, Dorn testified.
Only later, Dorn told jurors, did she realize that the money actually came from Hatfield.
After choosing not to testify Wednesday, former financial adviser Dorene Dorn has now taken the stand in her own defense today against allegations that she schemed to steal more than $350,000 from an elderly client.
Prosecutors are currently questioning Dorn, and she has testified that she had no prior knowledge that the money was coming from her client, John Hatfield Sr.
Instead, Dorn said her friend and Hatfield's attorney at the time, Helene Hamlin, had told her the money was coming from another client.
During her testimony, Hamlin told jurors that she and Dorn agreed to transfer thousands of dollars in trust funds from the estate of John Hatfield Sr. between 2003 and 2006.
Dorn has always maintained that she had a close relationship with Hatfield, and that the elderly man willingly gave her the money.
Hamlin, however, told prosecutors that Hatfield never gave them permission to take his money, nor was he ever told about the fund transfers.
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Federal prosecutors on Monday announced a deal to drop a criminal case against Gibson Guitar after the instrument maker acknowledged its importations of exotic wood violated environmental laws.
Nashville-based Gibson agreed to pay a $300,000 penalty, forfeit claims to about $262,000 worth of wood seized by federal agents and contribute $50,000 to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to promote the conservation of protected tree species.
"The agreement is fair and just in that it assesses serious penalties for Gibson's behavior while allowing Gibson to continue to focus on the business of making guitars," U.S. Attorney Jerry Martin said in a statement.
The privately held company is considered one of the top makers of acoustic and electric guitars, including the iconic Les Paul introduced in 1952.
"We felt compelled to settle as the costs of proving our case at trial would have cost millions of dollars and taken a very long time to resolve," CEO Henry Juszkiewicz said in a statement late Monday night.
"This allows us to get back to the business of making guitars," he said, noting that the settlement would allow them to continue sourcing rosewood and ebony from India as it has for decades.
Gibson's decision to cooperate with the federal Lacey Act banning the import of endangered wood products stood in contrast to a publicity campaign mounted in protest after agents raided Gibson facilities in Memphis and Nashville.
Republicans and tea party members had rallied behind Juszkiewicz at the time he denounced the raids as overzealous federal regulation that threatened American jobs. He reiterated the criticism Monday.
"We feel that Gibson was inappropriately targeted, and a matter that could have been addressed with a simple contact by a caring human being representing the government," he said in his statement. "Instead, the Government used violent and hostile means with the full force of the US Government and several armed law enforcement agencies costing the tax payer millions of dollars and putting a job creating US manufacture at risk and at a competitive disadvantage."
A few weeks after the raids, a company spokesman claimed that a federal agent had "lied" in affidavits claiming the CEO knew the wood seized by authorities was illegally imported.
Those affidavits supporting the search warrant that authorized the raids alleged that shipments of imported Indian ebony and rosewood were given false labels to circumvent import restrictions.
The settlement says a Gibson employee learned during a 2008 trip to Madagascar — the source of some of the ebony wood that was seized — that it was illegal to import unfinished wood and sent a report about it to his superiors, including company President David Berryman.
The exotic woods used in such guitars are considered integral to the sound.
George Gruhn, who owns a vintage guitar shop in Nashville, said he wasn't surprised that Gibson officials accepted the settlement.
"Regardless of the merits of the case on either side, it would have cost more than that by far to pursue it," he said. "Even if they thought they conceivably could win, it would have probably cost more than $1 million."
Gruhn said the resolution of the Gibson case doesn't ease his concerns about the Lacey Act, which initially halted the trade in endangered wildlife goods, like ivory, but in 2008 added rare woods to the import ban.
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Justice and Interior Department officials said in a September letter that those who "unknowingly possess" an instrument made from illegally imported materials don't have a criminal problem.


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In the seminars and courses I run, I always emphasise the importance of strategy in creating a successful social media campaign. Social media should be used to enhance your marketing activity, not necessarily to replace the use of traditional marketing.
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Pepsi decided against a TV advertising campaign for the Super Bowl 2010. Instead, they decided to go gung-ho with marketing their charity causes via social media and to build their online following to drive drink sales. I remember thinking as I read the article "But what about the drink itself? It's all very good hearing about good causes but does this make me want to buy the drink?"
Coke decided to continue with TV ads for the Super Bowl promoting the drink itself, as well as using social media. Pepsi's social media campaign was much more popular in terms of followers etc. However, the result of these two approaches was that Coke had an upturn in drink sales and Pepsi had a downturn in sales.
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