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I have been seeing Dr. C Fleener and NP Lisa since I was born. I now take my 2 sons to see both of them and now Dr. B Fleener as well. I can definitely say they have gone through some hoops with me. Dr. Carola Fleener is one of the smartest doctors i have ever met to this day. When i was young, my mom took me in and my mother just found out she was pregnant and was having some pain like a UTI and doctor fleener gave her a test and it was negitive for a UTI and told her to go straight to the hospital. Turned out my mom had an eptopic pregnancy and it burst while in the emergency room. She would have died if it wasnt for Dr. C fleener. Not only that but she was the only doctor to figure out i had an auto immune disorder when no other doctor could give us answers. I have called them in the middle of the night multiple times for advise about my sick son and have had them call back and give me answers or to go to the hospital or even just peace of mind and to come see them in the morning. I could only think of one place i would want to take my children and its to her. I know she can be very upfront and straight forward but i wouldnt want her to sugar coat anything anyways. She is an amazing doctor and so very smart and i absolutely LOVE her daughter Dr. B fleener as well.
Dr. Fleener and the entire practice are professional, caring and dedicated to the well being of their patients. Carola has personally went above and beyond to make sure my son got the care and medication he really needed on multiple occasions. They do not cut corners. If you want a doctor who genuinely takes your child's well being to heart, open great flexible hours, and who actually listens to you concerns this is the place to go.
Let start with the waiting of hmm 30 - ALMOST AN HOUR! Even if you are on time! Secondly, Dr. C. Fleener has to be the most sarcastic, rude and unprofessional doctor I've ever met. Just bringing my child to her for a simple vaccination is pure torture. And she does half a** checks on a child's ears, eyes and throat. Oh, and don't you dare voice your issues or concerns about her. She will come after you, not to rectify the situation might I add. But to tell you how many awards shes won and that your wrong and she's right. So glad I my kid won't see her again
Worthless staff. Their only competence is writing phony reviews on this website. Believe me this place is a 1.
At first I really liked dr. fleener. She'd taken time with us and seemed very nice, as did her staff. We've been with her over a yr and have recently switched. They NEVER returned a single phone call I made to them in the past yr 1/2. My first issue. 2nd-the staff has been very rude the past few months. No clue why. No excuse. The wait time varies between 30 mins-an hour for a quick med check. When we went to switch pedi's I had to call them after two weeks so my son could get his med check with the new pedi. Again, the lady was rude and short with me. I had to call AGAIN today, because the medical records are incorrect!? It states my son is on *x*mg, or it says the name of the med but no mg, they upped his meds to "**" mg. No where on this does it state the change. the only record of being on "**"mg was last MONTH.. he was switched almost a YEAR ago and they've either written "*"mg, or the med with NO mg listed. The lady rudely told me that on THEIR records it shows he was switched almost a year ago, and continued to repeat "**" mg, "**" mg.. get real.. I'm LOOKING at the records lady!? Kind of hard to lie about this when I have copies! I'm so glad we switched. SO glad. Fleener and her staff clearly don't care about quality of their records. They totally screwed our sons up in this case. I'd never recommend her. Thankfully the new pedi and his nurse worked with us and have helped to solve this issue though.
Awful! Stay away! Rude! lied to my face when asked for info on vaccines (found out from her daughter they are required to have it) basically told me I do not need to know what is in it because I don't have a degree in biochemistry. could go on and on about other stuff but I would be here all day typing..
Fleener is very smart. She appears to really like her job and children. her staff on the other hand are unprofessional, rude, inconsiderate, not helpful, unethical, and generally horrible at their jobs.
Staff are always friendly and professional. . My children have been patients here for over 15 years. I've always been able to be seen the same day if needed. We are really fond of Dr. Fleener
Dr. Fleener was wonderful!! My wait wasn't to bad about 10 minutes in the waiting room and then 5 in the exam room. Dr. Fleener made it a quick visit and hit her diagnosis right on the head! My little guy was feeling better the next day! Thank you Dr. Fleener for pushing bad your bad reviews and giving wonderful service!
Absolutely live taking my 7 month old daughter to Dr fleener, had a bad experience with her first pediatrician, she took my daughter on as a new patient. My child loves her and her daughter (who is also a doctor there as well). Won't be going anywhere else. Office staff is courteous, and Dr fleener is just phenominal.
I have been taking my children to Sarasota Children's Clinic for years, one of which is now 19 years old and she still doesn't want to go to another doctor. I trust them and they have helped me in so many ways. I completely recommend them to everyone.
Dr. Fleener has been treating my children for many years. The staff is prompt, courteous, and knowledgeable. I have always been given an appointment within 24 hours. The providers all work together and have always given me clear and concise information.
Sarasota children's clinic is a great place to take my daughter. The doctors here are patient and extremely considerate when it comes to taking care of my daughter . My daughter is 2 months old and they have been terrific with her care. The pediatricians treat my daughter and myself with respect. Carola and Barbara Fleener are fantastic doctors. My husband and I could not be happier with our choice in doctors.
Would never go back !!!!!
She is so rude, so unprofessional, so sarcastic that I couldn't believe she still has clients. Our experience was so bad that even one star is a lot. Run away from her she is not worth it
OMG. I read all reviews here and I decide go with her anyway to see whay happen, and OMG she was super rude with my kid like if she doesn't like kids,and she didn't explain why he was sick, she just said he will be better in 2 weeks, just wait, no medicine,np nothing, I was so mad to this old lady, I don't recommend her.
Dr. Fleener is a bulldog - she will stop at nothing to help your child! She has been taking care of my daughter for 12 years. Just before high school, My daughter got extremely suddenly ill and we were referred to Dr. Fleener by our primary care who did not feel they had the ability to handle the case. Dr. Fleener pulled out all the stops and got us referrals to specialists as necessary right away, including All Children's in St. Petersburg. My daughter was finally diagnosed with gastroparesis and was homebound for 10 years. Dr. Fleener was my rock and her rock and coordinated with various specialists regarding my daughter's gastrointestinal, renal and gyn problems over these 12 years. Her resources are vast and knowledgeable. She followed up consistently and called to find out the results of an appointment and just to see how my daughter was doing. How often does your doctor follow up with you?? We did not always agree - I can be a stubborn mom - but I have never seen a doctor fight for her patients like Dr. Fleener. She can be brutally honest, but she always has the child's best interest at heart. You will never, ever find a better pediatrician or doctor, for that matter. If there were more stars to give, I would have have given them without hesitation.
Each time I have visited this office the wait time has been very long (upwards of an hour). In addition, the waiting room is small and cramped and the exam rooms are way too small. The doctor was abrupt and condescending. The impression she gave me was that I was bothering her, she thought my child was "faking it" and thought I was an idiot. To establish my children with her I had to have complete physicals on both my children. They put all 3 of us in one tiny room and had both children undress and put on gowns. My children (9 year old boy and 11 year old girl) were mortified to have to undress in front of each other! The doctor proceeded to exam them together (including very private/personal issues) in front of each other and me. All in all a nightmare.
I would DEFINITELY not recommend this pediatrician and will not be returning. Dr. Fleener is rude and unprofessional with absolutely no bed side manner. Stay away from this doctor.
I'm not sure that Dr Fleener realizes she is a pediatrician. She expresses concern about my daughters weight which is fine, however it was the way she communicated it to my daughter. The first visit she said "You're overweight and you need to lose 20lbs." The most recent visit today 4 months later she said "what's going on you still haven't lost the 20 lbs and you gained 1!?" I'm an adult and that would've made me feel pretty bad, but imagine at the very fragile age of 13 being told that? In addition to making the weight comments she asked my daughter if she was pregnant because she was complaining of nausea related to what we thought was the flu! What is the lady doing working in a field where she deals with children/teens?!
I have worked in the medical field and have had exposure to many professionals and specifically pediatricians. This doctor was referred to me and I am so disappointed. She cares more about her manicure than her patients. She has no interest in treating- only in racking up ins reimubursement without getting her hands dirty. She has a great nurse practitioner but the rest of the office is incompetent and off-putting. She is an inch away from malpractice. Find a doctor who has a clue- she is terrible. My child was scared out of her mind from this woman and it turned out she was way off with her diagnosis. Her nurses are about 12 years old. Most do not speak English. A total joke.
Overall great experience. Staff was warm and thoughtful. Doctor was exactly what we were looking for.
I have been taking my family to Dr. Fleener's office for nearly 19 years. I drive 45 minutes to take my children to her practice. She has brought my children through hernia's , a kidney dysfunction, scoliosis, allergic reactions and even a bead in one child's ear. Her dedication is evident in the time she takes after the visit to check-in on the patients after the fact.I highly recommend her.
Dr. Fleener has taken very good care of my girls for 7 years. Her office staff is friendly and inviting.
for many years my children have been patients of dr .fleener thelargest and has 13 year and i am very grateful for his good work with the team that surrounds the nurse especially Iris Morales for being so patient an loving with children, right now my daughter is finishing a plan to Dr.antiviotico and had the patience of very day to give te medicine to my child,with this comment.let them know that their children can not be in better hands than a good doctor as carola fleener .mi opinion is that we should go visit a doctor which is to please,but to get a good diagnosis thank you very much for your help,patience,love.
I have been a client of The Sarasota Children's Clinic and Dr Fleener for over 23 years. I have four children and all of them have attended her office. I have always found both Dr. Fleener and her staff helpful and pleasant. This very busy clinic is run in a clean, healthy, professional manner. Dr. Fleener is the type of Doctor who will go the extra mile for her patients as I found out when my daughter needed a small operation at three months of age. She organized her staff to support my fight with insurance companies and medicaid to get me the pediatric surgeon I felt comfortable with. Dr. Fleener is an excellent asset to our community and I and my family are grateful for her knowledge, quick diagnosis and for her choosing Sarasota in which to operate her clinic. Many of her staff have been with her as long as I have been going there, testament to a great working environment. A happy grateful client
She thought she can belittle me and lecture me. Instead of doing her job as a pdiatrician, she felt she had to get in my face and talk over me because I mentioned to her that I did research on my child's "condition", and appaently according to her, I was wrong because her collegue is the genius in the medical industry. She comes off very cold. She might be a good doctor but she needs to learn some manners.
Dr. Fleener has been seeing my daughter sense birth. She seemed very nice till we had a problem and needed some answers. She was rude and very closed minded to what I was trying to tell her. This is our first child and we were not sure what to do. Dr. Fleener said "don't worry about it will pass." 24 hours later my daughter was in the ER getting surgery!!! Dr. Fleener is a danger to your family and you would be ill advised to see her.
she still doesnt know who my child after a year and a half. also she answers NONE of my questions regarding my childs health. she walks in and says my instinct is this after litteraly only a minute of looking at my daughter and walks out with out giving us any time to ask her about what to do or even what it is and how bad it is. then a week later we go in for a standerd visit and she doesnt remember what she said it was by looking at it the second time. she had to look in her notes to see what she even THOUGHT it was. and still on that visit gave me no answers to my questions about the sickness. very disapointed. i may be a young mother but i am no idiot. i refuse to bring my child back to that cold rude peice of work.
she is awsome with my babys i love the Staff i dont have to wait long ,i can make appoiment for the same day and they dont have any problem with that ,I will not change her for nothing i trust her and she treat us like family not a pacient ,both of then Lisa is great too the nurses are even better i dont have nothing negative to said i will stay with them till my kids grow ....
After having a traumatic brain injury, my child needed exceptional care and Dr. Fleener helped is through this trying time and gave us a lot of valuable information. Thank you for helping our family-we will never forget it!
I can't thank Dr. Fleener and her staff enough for all of their support and help during some of the hardest times in our lives. She is the most compassionate and knowledgeable physician that you can have when your child is CRITICALLY ill. She may not communicate every detail of medical jargon like some docs try to which I think may be frustrating for some people but rest assured she is brilliant and saved my child.
No bedside manner at all. Does not narrate any care simply pushes the children down and exposes them. My children were frightened. I was shocked at the rude behavior. In one year of being with this DR. My children saw the nurse practioner a few times but just recently met the DR. for a well check. I will NEVER go back!Stay FAR FAR away!!!!After being brought to Fleener for many episodes of wheezing and being told she had a virus wach time, I looked for help elsewhere in the form of a new pediatrician. Guess what...its asthma and my daughter now has to be on nebs 3 times a day for letting it go so long untreated. Please protect your children from her!!!
I am NOT impressed with Dr. Fleener. I have had many run-ins with her and have been disrespected by her on many levels. I would never recommend her as someone you should use, in fact I would say stay FAR FAR AWAY! I have been given false diagnosis by the LPN in the office and have gotten into screaming matches with Dr. Fleener over it. She has a standard form that she uses for every child and simply checks off a box that you are supposed to read and interoperate yourself as to how your child should be cared for if they are sick. She does not like to be asked questions and believes that she is above everyone.
Everyone in this office is exceptionally nice and professional except for the most disrespectful and unpatient doctor I've ever seen. She has no way with children, is rough and nasty. Talks down to a parent like he/she is nobody. She tells you to feed your kids ice cream before bed so they can gain weight. Not all kids have to be chubby in order to be healthy. Lead by example Ms. Fleener, you're not in the greatest shape!Looking for a new doc now.On the other hand, Lisa, the nurse practitioner, is very proffesional,great with children and has the knowledge needed as a doctor. Great attitude and asset to this office.
The office staff here are wonderful. I love the PAs and nurses. They listen and diagnose and return calls and seem to really care about the kids I treat. I do not like Dr. Fleener. She is brusque with me and treats me poorly as a single working mother. My child does not like going to see her. Exams are not thorough and she gives up if my child is being difficult (which they do at two). She has never asked me if I have any questions about anything and speaks at me rather than to me.
This woman has no bedside manner, frightens children and parents, has apparently not kept up to date on modern medicine and throws antibiotics(amoxicillan for everything) at children without cultures or apparent need. No wonder MRSA is epidemic in Sarasota hospitals with this type of medicine being practiced on children.Unfortunately medicaid doesn't supply many good physicians under their awful HMO plans. It is truly a nightmare getting proper care for a sick child in Florida on medicaid.
I wouldn't recommend Dr. Fleener to anybody! She is very mean to her patients and their parents.She created fear in my 3 year old daughter so she is really scared of doctors now.Dr. Fleener has no patience at all. My 3 year old wouldn't cooperate to well and was very scared of being at the doctor's office so she was crying and instead of comforting her Dr. Fleener was very mean to her and showed no sign of caring and was almost screaming at het to stop crying.She seemed very annoyed and scared my daughter even more. When examining my little girl she was far from being gentle and was even squeezing her arms and legs. She would spend enough time with us or even answer any questions we had instead she just wanted to get us out of her way and showed us how her attitude. We always have very bad experience with her, she is the worst pediatrician I've ever seen!!!!!!!!! This was the second time this had happen to us so every time we go for an appointment we request to see the practitioner Lisa- she is awesome- what a lovely a carrying person!Other then that the rest of the staff was very friendly and getting a vaccination shot was less stressful for my child then seeing Dr. Fleener.
All I can say about my experiences with Dr.Fleener is that they were very pleasant. They were very quick in getting me in, even though I did not have an appointment. She was also very informing as well as on point. My child was also recieved very well by the pleasant staff. I recommend anyone with their children. I absolutely loved my experiences there:)
Dr. Fleener and her staff are very professional and truly care about their patients.
Fleener's office is without doubt the best pediatric office in twon. It has a wonderful team that really cares about the health of all patients. Convenient schedules, Answers service calls 24 hours a day, every day of the year. and most importantly the highest quality medical care for their patients. Thank God for good offices like this and thanks to Sarasota childrens clinic for being there for our family.
My experience in taking my kids to Dr.Fleeners was amazing. She's a very professional , trustworthy, and detailed person. She answers all my questions and I leave the office with no doubts. I know my kids are in great hands and her diagnoses are highly accurate.What makes her the best Doctor,are qualities such as Honesty, friendliness, and very caring. I am so glad that my children have a Doctor like her. She met all my expectations ,I would highly recommend her to anyone!Thank You Dr.Fleener
This Is a great place to take your kids, it has a great staff working in there, and accept every patient that need medical service, from visitors patiens all the way to the hispanic community are welcome in Dr. Fleener affice,Including me as a patient I had received a good medical attention, and easy to feel relax to know that you would not leave that office with out any question and a exellent service.It has the most cleaner and enjoyble waiting room area with video games all as movies for the little ones, and the best part is the stickers :) and little surprises patients get for been brave and easy to work with.Thank You for the service Dr. Fleener and keep going nobody treat patients like you do.
Dr. Fleener has taken care of my family and friends for 20 years. She has seen us through bad accidents, hospitalizations and the ordinary childhood illnesses. I have referred out-of-town friends and they've been so impressed with her care and knowledge. She is tenacious in finding a child's problem and getting it treated. She's the BEST!
Dr. Fleener and the staff are wonderful. They are always there for me, even after hours. I know I can call at any time day or night and I wouldn't be bothering her. She was a life savior when I had my first child. I even called her in the middle of the night with my colicky child and she was there for me without seeming like I bothered her. I can always be seen at a moments notice with a sick child. She is very thorough and will make sure she or her staff calls to check on you when you have a very sick child. Kudos to Dr. Fleener and the wonderful caring staff.
Very nice office, caring Doctor and staff.Felt comfortable in this office.Liked the separate room for well children.
I have seen on a regular basis that she goes above and beyond the call of duty. She will go to the ends of the earth for any child. She is a good woman, mother and physician.
We have been seeing Dr. Fleener for 8 years, and have been very satisfied with our experiences in & with the office. Two years ago when we had our 7th child Dr. Fleener and her staff showed us just how much they cared. He was born very sick and spent almost 7 weeks at ACH. Dr. Fleener and her staff spent countless hours on the phone with the doctors at ACH and checking in with us. ( Not only while he was up there, but after we came home ) from getting authorizations from our insurance to reassuring me on countless matters and everything in-between! After we were able to come home, she answered ALL of my questions and concerns. ( i never felt like I was bothering her or that my questions were stupid, she always patiently answered them ) They have, in our opinion, gone above and beyond what most pediatricians would. I have recommended her office to several of my friends and will continue to do so.
Wonderful experience! Dr. Fleener and her staff were so friendly and helpful. I had an issue with my insurance and instead of telling me I had to leave and come back they were nice enough to help fix it for me. It's really nice to get that kind of compassion, especially when your child is sick and needs to be seen by the doctor. Dr. Fleener gave me alot of usefull information to help my child. Thank you to all of you at Dr. Fleener's office.
I can't say enough to express my gratitude to Dr. Fleener. She has been there for my children and me for everything! She has even seen one of my children late at night when he was sick. She goes beyond her duties to see that my children are well and offers help beyond the norm. I would reccomend this doctor to everyone. She is honest, dependable, knowledgable, and a straight to the point doctor. She was even available to my oldest during her lunch when an emergency situation happened. She will do everything she can to give the best possible care to all children and I am grateful to have such an exceptional doctor for my children. Her staff is also wonderful! It is very comforting to know that my children are in her care and she will do everything possible to make sure they are well. They always feel very special when they are in her office! Thank you for being there for me and my kids all these years!
I would drive one hundred million miles and wait an eternity just to have my kids seen by Doctor Fleener. A great doctor who really cares.
Super awesome job with my kids, thanks you so much!
Always great service and very professional
I am an RN with over 32 yrs experience, 21 I have had the pleasure of Dr. Fleener and her staff caring for my children. They assisted me in getting baby formula when I had no money, always took time to explain, coordinated care and made sure needs of my children were met, always worked me in at last minute when children were ill. It is hard to find compassion in today's medical world, but it exists at SRQ Children's clinic thru Dr. Fleener. I entrust the lives of my children to her. Being a medical professional myself and very particular I give her 'Best of the best' rating.
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Xbox wouldnt have came close to the ps2 if it wasnt for halo then halo2. Just as nintendo would not still be around if it werent for the mario series (and all its branches) and zelda.
if games bomb it still may be a great system but it wont have a lasting effect on the gaming community. as toward the end of the last console war, the gamecube very much dissappeared as oppose to the ps2 final put outs of a few big titles, and the xbox stood firmly with only halo2.
but as i said before, the wii currently has no killer app, and is not depending on a single game but instead has put most of its nuts in the first-party development basket. oh, perhaps metriod can pull of killer app status, with a strong multiplayer.

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High fantasy
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High fantasy is a subgenre of fantasy,[1] defined either by its setting in an imaginary world or by the epic stature of its characters, themes, and plot.[2] The term "high fantasy" was coined by Lloyd Alexander in a 1971 essay, "High Fantasy and Heroic Romance".[2]
Genre overview[edit]
High fantasy is defined as fantasy set in an alternative, fictional ("secondary") world, rather than "the real", or "primary" world. The secondary world is usually internally consistent, but its rules differ from those of the primary world. By contrast, low fantasy is characterized by being set in the primary, or "real" world, or a rational and familiar fictional world, with the inclusion of magical elements.[3][4][5][6]
The romances of William Morris, such as The Well at the World's End, set in an imaginary medieval world, are sometimes regarded as the first examples of high fantasy.[7] The works of J. R. R. Tolkien—especially The Lord of the Rings—are regarded as the archetypal works of high fantasy.[7] Stephen R. Donaldson's The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant is another example of a high fantasy series.[8]
These stories are often serious in tone and epic in scope, dealing with themes of grand struggle against supernatural, evil forces.[9] Some typical characteristics of high fantasy include fantastical elements such as elves, fairies, dwarves, ogres, goblins, giants, dragons, demons, magic or sorcery, wizards or magicians, constructed languages, quests, coming-of-age themes, and multi-volume narratives.
In some fiction, a contemporary, "real-world" character is placed in the invented world, sometimes through framing devices such as portals to other worlds or even subconscious travels.
High fantasy worlds may be more or less closely based on real world milieux, or on legends such as the Arthurian Cycle. When the resemblance is strong, particularly when real-world history is used, high fantasy shades into alternative history.
The high fantasy genre's fandom ranges from Tolkien to contemporary. Recent screen versions of Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit as well as Lewis's The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader have contributed to the genre's continuing popularity. Moreover, film adaptations of some novels are in preproduction, such as David Farland's The Runelords, and also Terry Brooks's Magic Kingdom of Landover as well as The Elfstones of Shannara.
Many high fantasy stories are told from the viewpoint of one main hero. Often, much of the plot revolves around his or her heritage or mysterious nature. In many novels the hero is an orphan or unusual sibling, often with an extraordinary talent for magic or combat. He or she begins the story young, if not as an actual child.[10] In other works he is a completely developed individual with his own character and spirit. High fantasy is not limited to a male protagonist.
The hero often begins as a childlike figure, but matures rapidly, experiencing a huge gain in fighting/problem-solving abilities along the way.[11] The plot of the story often depicts the hero's fight against the evil forces as a Bildungsroman.
In many books there is a knowing, mystical mentor/teacher. This character is often a formidable wizard or warrior, who provides the main character with advice and help.
In some books, there is also a mysterious Dark Lord, often obsessed with taking over the world and killing the main hero. This character is an evil wizard or sorcerer, or sometimes a kind of god or demon. This character commands a huge army and a group of highly feared servants. In some works the villain may have had a predecessor/s who might have been superior or inferior to them.
The progress of the story leads to the character learning the nature of the unknown forces against him, that they constitute a force with great power and malevolence.[12]
Good versus evil[edit]
The good versus evil fighting against each other is a common concept in high fantasy, and the character of evil is often an important concept in a work of high fantasy,[13] as in The Lord of the Rings. Indeed, the importance of the concepts of good and evil can be regarded as the distinguishing mark between high fantasy and sword and sorcery.[14] In many works of high fantasy, this conflict marks a deep concern with moral issues; in other works, the conflict is a power struggle, with, for instance, wizards behaving irresponsibly whether they are "good" or "evil".[15] In some works, as in large parts of Jordan's The Wheel of Time, the struggle between good and evil is mainly used as a backdrop for more intricate conflicts of interest, such as conflicts between different factions formally on the same side in the good vs. evil conflict.
Recent fantasy novels have begun to depart from the more common good vs evil background that became prevalent after The Lord of the Rings. Prominently, George R. R. Martin's acclaimed A Song of Ice and Fire series more or less abandons the good-evil paradigm in favor of a more politically based and multifaceted struggle between different ruling families, most of whom display both good and evil tendencies in pursuit of power, which takes the place of the main catalyst of the story. Although several characters who have a civilised, trustworthy guise do perform terrible acts of cruelty marking them as morally degenerate, their intentions are not necessarily "evil".
Saga or series[edit]
From Tolkien to the modern day, authors in this genre tend to create their own worlds where they set multi-tiered narratives such as Shannara, The Belgariad/Malloreon, The Wheel of Time, A Song of Ice and Fire, Malazan Book of the Fallen, The Inheritance Cycle, The Black Company, The Sword of Truth, and Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn.
Role-playing campaign settings like Greyhawk by Gary Gygax, Dragonlance[16] by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis and Forgotten Realms by Ed Greenwood[17] are a common basis for many fantasy books and many other authors continue to contribute to the settings.[18]
In video games[edit]
Many early video game developers played Dungeons and Dragons in their free time, and were influenced greatly by its rules when creating mechanics and structures. Some developers were influenced by its pre-made worlds instead, the most popular of which were high fantasy settings. As a result, many popular series of games such as Warcraft and The Elder Scrolls are high fantasy, which has allowed the genre to further proliferate.
See also[edit]
- Heroic fantasy
- Sword and sorcery
- Eric Rücker Eddison (The Worm Ouroboros and The Zimiamvian Trilogy) was a pre-Tolkien high fantasy writer.
- Aaron-Michael Hall (The Rise of Nazil, Seed of Scorn, and Piercing the Darkness 2015-2016)
- List of high fantasy fiction
- List of high fantasy films and TV series
- Low fantasy
- Medieval fantasy
- Historical fantasy
- List of genres
- ^ "Defining the Genre: High Fantasy". fandomania. May 11, 2011. Retrieved August 8, 2016.
High Fantasy is probably one of the most recognizable subgenres of Fantasy.
- ^ a b Brian Stableford, The A to Z of Fantasy Literature, (p. 198), Scarecrow Press,Plymouth. 2005. ISBN 0-8108-6829-6
- ^ Buss, Kathleen; Karnowski, Lee (2000). Reading and Writing Literary Genres. International Reading Assoc. p. 114. ISBN 978-0-87207-257-2.
- ^ Perry, Phyllis Jean (2003). Teaching Fantasy Novels. Libraries Unlimited. p. vi. ISBN 978-1-56308-987-9.
- ^ Gamble, Nikki; Yates, Sally (2008). Exploring Children's Literature. SAGE Publications Ltd. pp. 102–103. ISBN 978-1-4129-3013-0.
- ^ C.W. Sullivan has a slightly more complex definition in "High Fantasy", chapter 24 of the International Companion Encyclopedia of Children's Literature by Peter Hunt and Sheila G. Bannister Ray (Routledge, 1996 and 2004), chapter 24.
- ^ a b Gardner Dozois, "Introduction" to Modern Classics of Fantasy. New York : St. Martin's Press, 1997. (xvi-xvii) ISBN 031215173X
- ^ "Stephen R. Donaldson's Lord Foul's Bane is a High Fantasy that is often compared with Tolkien's Lord of the Rings ... but Donaldson's approach to his Secondary World, the Land, differs in remarkable ways". (p. 123) James E. Gunn, Paratexts: Introductions to science fiction and fantasy Lanham : The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 2013. ISBN 9780810891227 (p. 123)
- ^ Philip Martin, The Writer's Guide to Fantasy Literature: From Dragon's Lair to Hero's Quest, p 34, ISBN 0-87116-195-8
- ^ Michael Moorcock. Wizardry & Wild Romance: A Study of Epic Fantasy. p. 84. ISBN 1-932265-07-4.
- ^ Casey Lieb, "Unlikely Heroes and their role in Fantasy Literature"
- ^ Patricia A. McKillip, "Writing High Fantasy", p 53, Philip Martin, ed., The Writer's Guide to Fantasy Literature: From Dragon's Lair to Hero's Quest, ISBN 0-87116-195-8
- ^ Tom Shippey, J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century, p 120, ISBN 0-618-25759-4
- ^ Joseph A. McCullough V, "The Demarcation of Sword and Sorcery"
- ^ Ursula K. Le Guin, "The Question I Get Asked Most Often" p 274, The Wave in the Mind, ISBN 1-59030-006-8
- ^ "Dragonlance homepage". Retrieved 2 March 2006.
- ^ "For Dungeons and Dragons, both TSR and WotC produced additional settings that can be used with the core rules, two of the most popular being the magic-punk Eberron ... and the high fantasy Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting." Snow, Cason. "Dragons in the stacks: an introduction to role-playing games and their value to libraries." Collection Building 27.2 (2008): 63-70.
- ^ "Most role-playing games draw upon a universe based in high fantasy; this literary genre, half-way between traditional fantasy ..." Squedin, S., & Papillon, S. (2008). U.S. Patent Application 12/198,391.
External links[edit]
- 'Fantasy Genre Lecture' A paper by Michael Joseph discussing high fantasy and referencing Alexander's theories, via Rutgers' School of Communication and Information.
- 'The Flat-Heeled Muse' Lloyd Alexander, the inventor of the term 'high fantasy', discusses fantasy worldbuilding and 'the problems and disciplines of fantasy'.
- 'Fantasy book writing: 7 tips' Now Novel discusses the origin of the term, referencing Lloyd Alexander and offering high fantasy writing tips.
- ^ "Defining the Genre: High Fantasy". fandomania. May 11, 2011. Retrieved August 8, 2016.
High Fantasy is probably one of the most recognizable subgenres of Fantasy.


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That appeared to be the message Bill Belichick gave to his team following the Patriots' 27-16 win over the Steelers Sunday in Pittsburgh.
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The Patriots are now 6-1 on the season and will play in Buffalo next Sunday.
The Patriots made two roster moves on Monday as they released defensive lineman Anthony Johnson from the active roster and cornerback Vinnie Sunseri from the practice squad.
New England now has an open roster spot on the 53-man roster and an open spot on the practice squad.
Here is a portion of the release from the team:
Johnson, 23, originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the Miami Dolphins on May 12, 2014, out of Louisiana State. The 6-foot-2, 295-pounder, made the Miami 53-man roster as a rookie and played in seven games, recording two tackles and recovering one fumble. He was released by Miami at the end of training camp in 2015 and was signed by the Washington Redskins' practice squad in November. Johnson was released by Washington on May 2, 2016. He was signed by the Patriots on May 9, 2016, and began the season on the 53-man roster. Johnson was released on Sept. 26 and was signed to the practice squad on Sept. 28. Johnson was signed back to the 53-man roster on Oct. 15. He has played in four games with one start for the Patriots and posted nine total tackles and two passes defensed.
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After looking back at 2015's Week 1 meeting between the Patriots and Steelers, it seemed like Sunday would be a game featuring Tom Brady's quick release.
The Steelers are a team that blitz a lot, so to combat that Brady had his quickest release time of the entire season of 1.85 seconds from snap-to-throw in last year's meeting.
Sunday was a different story as Brady averaged 2.21 seconds from snap-to-throw by our count, which doesn't include sacks or penalties.
The increased time had a lot to do with the Steelers' gameplan of not blitzing and focusing on taking away Rob Gronkowski and Martellus Bennett in the passing game. For the most part, Brady was quick with his release in the pocket, but on a few plays the Steelers defense forced him to scramble and also, Brady only attempted 26 passes.
"It's a team that going into the week is a 60-70 percent blitz team. Six or seven or every 10 snaps they are blitzing and they hardly blitzed us at all," Brady said on Kirk & Callahan Monday morning. "I don't think they wanted the 1-on-1 matchups in coverage, so they always had help over the top of each of their defenders, which leaves room in the middle of the field, which is why Julian [Edelman] and whoever was in the middle of the field got a lot of opportunity."
Once again, Brady was solid when getting rid of the ball quickly as he was 11-for-13 in the game when getting rid of the ball in less than two seconds.
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On WEEI's Dale & Holley with Thornton on Monday afternoon, Patriots coach Bill Belichick reiterated his support for kicker Stephen Gostkowski. Belichick said that the struggles that have plagued Gostkowski are pretty much par for the course for anyone who has spent time in the NFL.
"I think all players go through periods of time every year when they maybe aren't as good as they are at other times. Coaches go through that too," he said. "We all have to work though it — I don't think there's any shortcut. Just do what we believe, and keep working hard and try to improve it. Nobody else is going to change it. We all have to do it ourselves. I think every player feels like that. There are certain parts of the year where things are going better than they did in another part. If they're not going good, then you do something to try and change that course."
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On the fact that Patriots quarterbacks haven't thrown an interception through seven games: "I don't think any quarterback wants to throw an interception. I don't think any coach wants that either. Look, there will be some tight throws, and I think that a quarterback has to have confidence to make those throws. That's definitely going to happen. I think they gain that confidence on the practice field where they throw that ball in practice and realize it's little too tight. Or against this coverage, there's not enough room to get it in. I'd much rather have that happen in practice than happen [in a game]. And so would they. Sometimes, those things happen in practice or in training camp, preseason games. That kind of thing. I think that's the time as coach, when you kind of want it to happen; you want the quarterback to feel confident on which ones he can get and which ones he can't. That's the time to do it, rather than these games."
On Patrick Chung reaching 100 career games: "I think Pat, first of all, he's a very good football player. But he's also very well-conditioned. He's one of our best conditioned athletes. He plays a lot on defense. He plays in the kicking game. And he can do, really pretty much whatever we ask him to do. He's got really good endurance. He's tough. He's mentally tough. He's physically tough. He's a good tackler. He's good in run for us. He's good in coverage. He's got a lot of good skills. He's very good in the kicking game. We can use him on every single special team, if wanted to, but we can't, because we choose not to because of his role on defense. But there was a time where he was on every special teams. … A very dependable tackler. Very good in run for us. For the last three years, he's been a very solid coverage player for us. He does a lot of things well. I don't think it's any accident. he trains ell. He's in good condition. And he's a good football player."
on the Bills: "They're an explosive team, kind of like Pittsburgh. They're very fast. The receivers are fast. They have a great running back, like Pittsburgh does. And the quarterback is very athletic. They do a great job on the running game. i don't know if they lead the league in rushing, but they've got to be up there. They gain a lot of yards running the ball; they have several different runners and they have a lot of different ways of doing it. They have the wildcat, they do it with an unbalanced line. They run option plays. Read zone. All those things. It just gives you a lot to defend. Again, they've hit some explosive plays with their big-play receivers, including [Charles] Clay. They have a lot of weapons. Really, that's the same team we saw last year. I'd say that's pretty much the team this year. They just weren't able to get that kind of production against Baltimore. But in the other game, I mean, we held them to 16 points, but they moved the ball on us, they converted third down. They ended up kicking some field goals, but they moved the ball. It'll be a challenge for us.
"Defensively, their defense is very similar to what it was last year. They get [Marcell] Dareus back and they have Kyle [Williams] inside and they have good edge players like [Jerry] Hughes. Zach Brown is having a good year for them. He's leading the league in tackles. He, along with Preston Brown, give them two good inside linebackers. They'e been strong in the secondary — those guys have been healthy all year. [Ronald] Darby missed one game but he's been out there with [Stephon] Gilmore and [Nickell] Roby in there at the nickel positions. [Corey] Graham does a good job at safety. There's a lot of carryover, a lot of experience on the defensive side of the ball, and they're very explosive on offense."
To listen to the complete interview, check out the Dale & Holley page.
In the wake of Sunday's loss to the Patriots — and the fact that LeGarrette Blount ran for a season-high 127 yards against the Steelers — Pittsburgh linebacker Ryan Shazier ripped his team, saying that the Steelers' run defense is "garbage."
"He's a big guy, he's a good runner, but we didn't get blocks," Shazier said of Blount's performance and Pittsburgh's response. "We didn't make tackles. Everyone is responsible. We have to hold each other accountable. We have to make sure we can be the defense we can be. Right now, we're looking like garbage. This is terrible right now."
It was the second straight game where an opposing running back finished with at least 120 yards against Pittsburgh.
"We're normally known for stopping the run, but, if teams feel like they can get 100 or 200 yards rushing on us every game, they're going to continue to run," Shazier said. "If we keep playing like this, they're going to keep doing this. We have to make sure when we come back we're going to force them to stop running the ball and do whatever we want them to do.
"Right now, they can do whatever they want to do. and that's going to hurt us. We're going to continue to lose if that happens."
Stephen Gostkowski is in a slump.
The veteran kicker, who has been so dependable over such an extended period of time for New England, has missed three field-goal attempts and a pair of extra-points this season. Despite the fact that he's been one of the most accurate field goal kickers in the league over the last decade, the misses this season, combined with a botched extra-point in last year's AFC title game, have sparked some concern among New Englanders.
"I stink right now," Gostkowski told reporters after Sunday's win over the Steelers, a game where he missed an extra-point attempt. "That's just the bottom line."
For what it's worth, Bill Belichick doesn't sound like a guy who is ready to move on from his kicker.
"Nobody works harder than Steve. Steve's a very talented player. He's mentally tough," Belichick said after the game. "We'll work through it. [Pittsburgh] is a tough place to kick. I'm not making any excuses, but the kicker on the other side of the field had trouble too. But we have to have to make them."
The 32-year-old Gostkowski has been a big part of New England's success over the last decade. The former college baseball pitcher is a two-time All-Pro who is the third-most accurate kicker in the recent NFL history. Of course, there's a flip side to that sort of consistency, as even the slightest bump will raise eyebrows.
The bottom line? Because of his past, Gostkowski is held to a higher standard than most kickers. This is a guy who has dealt with pressure since he first arrived in Foxboro and was anointed as the successor to You Know Who. (A guy who had struggles of his own, for what it's worth.) He's self-aware enough to understand the reality of the situation.
So what to do? Setting aside the obvious financial ramifications of cutting one of the highest-paid kickers in the game, history says there's something to be said for letting the situation play out. There are plenty of kickers who have hit a slump a few years into their career, figured out their problems, and managed to come back strong. Here are five examples of veteran kickers who have stumbled but rebounded:
Justin Tucker: After connecting at 85 percent or better over his first three years in the NFL — good enough to land him a spot as a first-team All-Pro in 2013 — Tucker hit a divot and missed seven field-goal attempts in 2015. (To be fair, six of those missed were from 50 yards or more.) To this point, he's been able to bounce back and hit on all 18 of his field-goal attempts to open 2016.
Steven Hauschka: The Bay State native had a three-year run that was as good as any kicker in the recent history of the game, hitting on 89 percent of his field-goal attempts for the Seahawks. Then, he suffered through a rough 2014, missing six field-goal attempts and finishing at 83 percent for the year. He's managed to bounce back; in the year-plus since his forgettable 2014, he's missed just four field goals.
Ryan Longwell: In his fifth year in the league (2001), after connecting at at 85 percent success rate on his field goals, he was miserable, going 20-for-31 (65 percent) for Green Bay. But in eight of the next nine seasons, he was at 83 percent or better for the Packers and Vikings, including two seasons where he was better than 90 percent.
Matt Stover: Stover, who kicked for Belichick in Cleveland in the early 1990s, carved out a niche as one of the more dependable kickers in the league over a 19-year career. In 1998, in his eighth year in the league, he missed a career-high seven field goals for the Ravens. Two years later, at the age of 32 he was a first-team All-Pro and made a trip to the Pro Bowl after going 35-for-39 for 90 percent from the field.
Jason Hansen: Hansen rode a roller coaster over the course of his 21-year career career, all with the Lions. In 1994, he missed nine field-goal attempts with Detroit, but three years later, he was a second-team All-Pro in 1997 after he connected on 90 percent of his field-goal chances. He also reached the Pro Bowl in 1997 and 1998.
Julian Edelman joined Ordway, Merloni & Fauria on Monday to look back at Sunday's win over the Steelers and also ahead to this Sunday's game in Buffalo against the Bills. To hear the interview, go to the Ordway, Merloni & Fauria audio on demand page.
Julian Edelman joined Ordway, Merloni & Fauria on Monday to look back at Sunday's win over the Steelers and also ahead to this Sunday's game in Buffalo against the Bills. To hear the interview, go to the Ordway, Merloni & Fauria audio on demand page.
New England fell to the Bills 16-0 at home in Week 4, but Tom Brady didn't play in the game. Edelman noted how a lot of things have changed since that game and the Patriots need to get ready for a tough environment.
"With Buffalo, they are a confident team," Edelman said. "They are going to be in there and treat this game [importantly]. Any time you go to Buffalo, it's always a very tough environment. Bills Mafia is going crazy. There's beers being thrown. There's freaking everything going on over there. It's going to be a tough environment.
"The last time we played them, that's in the past. You learn from the stuff you didn't do right, but it's a different time of the year. It's a different situation, there's different players on both teams playing now and different players on both teams that aren't playing now. It's one of those things that we're going to have to have a really good week of practice and that is what it comes down to, especially when you play the Bills with a spin the dial mentality."
As for this past Sunday, Edelman had a season-high nine catches, which were partly because of the style of defense Pittsburgh played.
"We were out there and we were just taking what they were giving us," Edelman said. "That's what happens when you play against a zone like that, so you just have to dink-and-dunk. We got good production from our running game. It was a pretty decent day. We had a couple of drives that were negated either by a penalty, or turnover, but other than that we just have to keep on improving and working to get the team in sync."
Every week it seems the Patriots have had a different player leading the way, which is a good problem to have according to Edelman.
"That's a good problem to have as a team is when you have a bunch of guys that can make plays," Edelman said. "You look at James White, I mean he's been doing very good this year. LG [LeGarrette Blount] has been running the ball well. Gronk is Gronk. Marty B [Bennett] has been making big plays. [Chris] Hogan has been making big plays. [Danny] Amendola has been coming in situationally making big plays. Malcolm [Mitchell], he's made plays. There's guys that are just making plays. Any time you have that is just going to strengthen the offense, so you don't really go to the quarterback, especially that guy and tell him you're open because he usually finds the guy that is open."


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But they too were influenced by other musicians. I was reading Steve Turner's "The Beatles: A Hard Day's Write," subtitled "the stories behind every song." Fairly often, the members of the group are quoted as having been inspired by a piece for their own creations. So I thought I'd put some of their songs, from the Please Please Me album, and related singles, up against the source material, with links to all.
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I've written often enough about John Lennon, especially on his birthday (October 9), and on this date, that I was musing on what to write on this 35th anniversary of his death. You'll see I've mentioned SOMETHING about John EVERY December 8 since this blog started in 2005, except in 2007, although it was more oblique in some years than others.
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Landings Program for Returning Catholics
A way to re-encounter your Catholic identity
- Are you an inactive Catholic thinking about practicing your faith again?
- Were you raised Catholic but seldom come to Church anymore?
- Do you feel separated from the Church and want to know more?
ST. DOMINIC'S Landings program welcomes you home!
Landings offers a welcoming, safe place for inactive Catholics to explore returning to the practice of their faith, in the company of practicing Catholics, some of whom have also been away and returned. Landings provides a unique opportunity to share your own story, hear other's spiritual journeys, and talk about issues of faith in an open, respectful, nonjudgmental manner.
With 8-10 participants (both inactive and active Catholics) in each session, Landings models a small parish faith community that is inclusive, supportive, and recognizes with honesty the issues and questions Catholics face today.
When we meet
Landings groups meet one night a week for up to 10 weeks in one of the parish meeting rooms. Landings is currently held once in the Autumn and once in Winter or Spring.
Next Session, this Autumn
- Monday nights: 7:00 – 9:00 pm, Sept. 26th through early November
- Meet in the Flower Room behind the main altar of the church
Typical meeting agenda
- Opening prayer and check-in time to get to know each other
- Spiritual journey storytelling. One person tells their personal faith story each night.
- Discussion of Catholic themes and questions (one topic each week):
- Who is God?
- Why follow Jesus?
- The Holy Spirit and the Church
- Baptism and Confirmation
- Eucharist and Liturgy
- Sin and Reconciliation
- Vocation
- Suffering, Death and Resurrection
- The Catholic Life
- Christian Prayer
- Personal reflections and closing prayer
Video testimonial
This video of former Landings participants might give you a sense of how returning Catholics experience the program.
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Inactive Catholics looking for support to discuss how to return to the practice of the faith, as well as, active Catholics and St. Dominic's parishioner interested in sharing, listening and extending a warm welcome through the Landings ministry, please contact us by email email@example.com or call Phil Ryan, 415-648-7703, or Allison Ponce de Leon, 415-490-8217.
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