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Villa Arkadia is located on a 10,000 sqm estate providing a breathtaking view of the Argolic Plain, the Argolic Gulf, the mountains of Arcadia and of Nafplion, the historic capital of Greece. It boasts a large pool, a separate pool house with fitness equipment and more than 400 sqm of terraces, allowing for privacy even if the house is fully occupied. Villa Arkadia was built in a secluded location in 1974 and was completely refurbished in 2007 with a lot attention to detail. It is fully climatised and can be used all-the-year. The villa is equipped with new kitchens, new baths and furniture, and the Upper House features a large library that was installed in 2007. Its unique location allows for beach and sporting holidays and offers unforgettable excursions to the famous sites of classical Greece. The scent of old pine trees and the whispering wind carry our guests away from everyday's hustle, allowing careless days just as life was once in legendary Arcadia.
Sizzling beachfile: Sizzling beachlife can be found in Nafplion (5 kilometres) with its famous sandy Karathona Beach stretching over 1.5 kilometres and the city beach "Arvanitsia" underneath the Palamidi fortress (pebble beach with sun beds and restaurant). Other popular beaches are the picturesque bay of Tolo, which is widely known for its white sandy beach (10 kilometres from the house). In addition, it is still possible to find deserted beaches along the coastline of the Argolic Peninsula. And then there is still your private pool at the Villa Arkadia.
Sports activities: Fitness: The Villa Arkadia has a separate pool house with fitness equipment (treadmill, cross trainer, rowing machine, weights and gymnastic mats). The beaches in Nafplion and Tolo offer water skiing, paragliding, windsurfing, banana boat riding, and kayaks, canoes, jet skis and motorboats for rent. Sailing: In Nauplia you can charter a GibSea 42 sailing yacht inclusive skipper for day trips and longer sailing trips. Tennis can be played at the Olympic Center in Nafplion (4 hard courts, free of charge). Bicycle and motorbike tours lead from the house into the unspoiled hinterland of the Argolic Plain (bikes are for rent in Nafplion). Hiking: Mostly in spring and autumn, walking tours into the Greek landscape are very popular. In front of the house stretches the Argolic Plain, beneath the house (for example on your way to the "Profitis Elias" monastery) you will encounter only few people on your way through tobacco fields and orange plantations.
Local support: In Nafplion you will be supported by our administrator. She will hand over the keys to the property and show you the details of the house upon your arrival. During your stay, she will be happy to answer all your questions and to assist you should there be any problems. She waters regularly the garden and cleans up the pool if necessary. It is possible to have the house cleaned-up once a week or even more frequently (extra fee). The final clean-up is obligatory.
We spent a week at the house with members of our family from Europe and the States. The accommodations were wonderful--even on the hottest days, the rooms were cool and comfortable. Sleeping was always perfect! The kids loved the pool and swam well into the evening on nights we ate at home. We went To Nafplion for lunch or dinner most days and explored some of the forts and archeological sites. The beach was only a 10 minute drive away and it was great to swim in the sea as the sun set over the mountains. We rented both flats and it was perfect to give family members just the right amount of personal space, as well as many spaces where we could all be together. We look forward to returning next year. Thank you!
We were on holiday with my daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. They rented the Upper House, whilst we had the Lower House. In fact, we could all have fitted into the Upper House, but we didn't want to be on top of each other, and we preferred to have the whole house to ourselves.
It worked out wonderfully well. Both houses are lovely, and everything is high quality and works!! A first for Greece, and we have been visiting for decades. Mattina, who cares for the house, was delightful and so helpful. If we ever needed anything, she was there instantly. Although she doesn't speak English (fluent German though), her lovely daughters will translate - if necessary, on the phone!
The pool area is amazing; quite beautiful, especially at night, with spectacular views to Nafplio and the castle. The outdoor shower with hot water was a particular hit. We actually never made it to the beach as the children adored the pool - and so did we. The pool house with fridge, ice maker, Weber bbq and exercise equipment was great.
The village is small, but it has a bakery, kiosk and small supermarket, which sells all the basics and some local produce. The coffee shop stocks croissants and pastries, but you have to get there early. We went into Nafplio most nights to eat. Nafplio is absolutely beautiful and fascinating, but really, really busy at night. Parking in August is a bit of a nightmare, although we always eventually found a place in the big public car park. Loved it though. The fruit and vegetable markets on Wednesday and Saturday (from memory) are brilliant. I would have liked to have had much more time to stay in and cook, especially in view of the AEG oven, hob, dishwasher and microwave in our Lower House.
I'm afraid we didn't get round to many ancient sites - too hot, and too pleasant at home. However, we did make it to the Palamidi fortress, which was well worth the effort. It had such a calm, peaceful atmosphere belying it's violent history.
All in all, a wonderful holiday and we'll be back.
The photos look good, but the reality is even better.
The location is to dream about with a view from the terrace of vines, olive groves and orange trees, leading to Nafplion with the wonderful Palmadi Fort, the Gulf of Argolis and the mountains beyond.
The house is beautifully presented, tastefully decorated and furnished. It has been restored and fitted to a very high standard, so that everything works as it should. It was clean on arrival and obviously well cared for by the delightful caretaker (whose English is almost non-existent, so Greek or German would be useful).
The pool is idyllic. It could be regarded as a disadvantage that it is shared with the occupants of the other part of the house, but this wasn't a problem for us. The parasols and loungers are arranged at opposite ends of the pool to reduce any loss of privacy (and are as attractive and robust and in good order as everything else)
The village is only a few minutes walk and has a basic shop and a delightful taverna. Nafplion is within easy reach and is a lively and inviting port and resort town. We very much enjoyed Karathona beach just beyond.
There is a wealth of ancient sites nearby, most notably Mycenae and Epidavros, but also Tiryns and the little known Midea, as well as the Palmadi fortresses.
We spent a wonderful family holiday in the upper house and would unhesitatingly recommend it.
We rented the Lower House for a week in September for 2 adults and our 5-month old daughter. We were fortunate to have the place to ourself and it really is a wonderful place to stay - the pictures and description on the website give a very accurate impression of the property. The view is spectacular and you can easily spend all day sitting by the pool admiring the scenery, even into the night as the pool area can be lit when it gets dark. Nafplio is only a 5-minute drive away and is a beautiful town with dozens of restaurants/bars for lunch or dinner, as well as shops, museums etc. Although it gets very busy in the evenings, we didn't have a problem with parking. There are various supermarkets nearby as well as some shops in the village itself so self-catering is also no problem. There are numerous beaches in the area, although we didn't visit the beach as the villa was so comfortable. The main archeological sites in the area - Mycenae, Epidaurus and Corinth - are also very close. The villa was fully equipped with TV, DVD, stereo and internet access. As well as the pool, there are facilities for table tennis. We were also provided with a cot for the baby (and a high chair if we had needed it) as well as all the cooking facilities you could want and a washing machine. The housekeeper was very friendly and accommodating and the villa is clearly kept to a very high standard. We would highly recommend a stay here. With a larger group, it would be ideal to rent both the upper and lower house together.
Urlaub in der Villa Arkadia ist die perfekte Verbindung von traumhafter Ruhe, einem unendlich weiten Blick über den argolischen Golf, griechischer Kultur in unmittelbarer Nähe und einem gepflegten bunten Treiben am Abend in Nauplia.
Die Villa, das Grundstück und der Poolbereich sind hervorragend gepflegt, alle Details entsprechend exakt den Fotos und die wunderbare Seele des Hauses hat bei Ankunft sogar den Kühlschrank gefüllt.
Einkaufsmöglichkeiten gibt es - vom Bäcker bis zum Supermarkt - in der näheren Umgebung der Villa Arkadia, Markt ist z.B. Samstags in Nauplia. Nauplia hat darüber hinaus wunderschöne kleine Gassen mit einer Vielzahl hübscher Boutiquen, Cafés und Restaurants. Unvergesslich schön sind der große Platz mitten in Nauplia und die Uferpromenade.
Ausflüge in die griechische Kultur bieten sich an nach Athen, Korinth, Mykene und Epidaurus. Ein Muss ist auch der Palamidi, die Festung oberhalb von Nauplia!
Wir waren rundherum absolut begeistert: von Haus, Pool, Ort und Umgebung!!
The historic city of Nafplion (population 25,000) with its medieval old town and picturesque parks, alleys and squares is easy to reach (5 km). After enjoying the sunset on the board walk, Nafpliots spend the night in numerous cafés, bars, restaurants and discotheques. The city is dominated by three fortresses, the illuminated Venetian "Palamidi" (which can also been seen from the house), the Hellenic "Akronafplia" and the former hangman island "Bourtzi". The city offers great shopping, museums, art galleries, beaches and all medical care facilities. Every June, international orchestras and soloists perform at the annual music festival that takes place in the squares of the old town. Classical Greece is within your grasp: legendary Mycene and the sanctuary of Epidauros (with its famous amphitheatre where the classic Greek plays are given in July and August) can be reached in 30 minutes, Tiryns (5 min), Sparta (90 min), Olympia (2 hours), Delphi (3 hours) are equally easy to visit.
Other Activities: Fitness
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May 1 2016 - Sep 17 2016
7 night minimum stay
Sep 18 2016 - Oct 29 2016
7 night minimum stay
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Bei gemeinsamer Anmietung des oberen und unteren Hauses ermäßigt sich die Gesamtmiete um 10%.


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After consulting with his family and college coach, Hayward decided the time was right to declare for the NBA and revealed his decision on April 14.
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Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church, 1529 Wauwatosa Ave., kicks off its new Community Coffee House season Saturday, Sep. 15 with two hours of jazz and bluegrass music to benefit Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. with music from 7 – 9.
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Proceeds from this fall community coffee house will support WAUMC's efforts to construct its 13th Habitat for Humanity home. The WAUMC congregation has partnered this year with the Christ King and St. Pius X parishes in Wauwatosa, Emmanuel Community United Methodist Church in Menomonee Falls and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in New Berlin. The frame is up for the new home at 2230 N. 40th St. in Milwaukee and dry walling is underway.
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The Ionian Mission
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|Patrick O'Brian
|United Kingdom
|Aubrey-Maturin series
|Historical novel
|Collins (UK)
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|368 first edition, hardback
|0-00-222365-1 first edition, hardback
|Preceded by
|The Surgeon's Mate
|Followed by
|Treason's Harbour
The Ionian Mission is the eighth historical novel in the Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian, first published in 1981. The story is set during the Napoleonic Wars.
The plot begins with the marriage of Dr Maturin and Diana Villiers. Soon after, Captain Aubrey takes HMS Worcester on blockade duty around Toulon, France, until the ship is sent for refitting. With these refitting, he is reassigned to HMS Surprise on which he, Maturin and Professor Graham seek a new ally among the pashas on the coast of the Ionian Sea.
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Maturin and Villiers are happily married. After a time together in their new house on Half Moon Street, Maturin settles in his rooms at The Grapes, where Diana comes often, and from which he walks to breakfast with her daily. He has missions to do, and Aubrey needs to get away from his financial problems. Aubrey gets a stint on HMS Worcester for Toulon blockade duty. Jagiello brings the Maturins to port in his own carriage, which upsets, making Stephen's arrival rather last-minute.
While she is doing gunnery practice with gunpowder bought from a fireworks firm, Worcester encounters the French ship Jemmapes. Worcester engages immediately, not having changed to ordinary gunpowder. Jemmapes sees the bright colors as the sign of some new weapon, and sails away. Some of the crew practice an oratorio while the midshipmen practice Hamlet. Passengers are dropped off at Gibraltar and Port Mahon (Graham, professor of moral philosophy), though the parson Nathaniel Martin is aboard long enough for Maturin to discover their shared interest in birds, before Martin joins HMS Berwick. Worcester joins the squadron off Toulon. Babbington, master and commander, joins the squadron in the Mediterranean as captain of the Dryad. Babbington fell in love with Admiral Harte's daughter Fanny. But her father wants the best husband for his daughter that money can buy, and that is Andrew Wray. Babbington figures that Wray and Harte combined got him assigned to blockade duty. Before Dryad, the Worcesters see HMS Surprise arrive with mail for this fleet, joining it.
Admiral Thornton's desire is to engage the French in a fleet action. The second-in-command, Harte, has lesser goals. Harte sends Aubrey and Babbington on a mission to the north coast of Africa, with the notion that Babbington will be taken by the French ships in the neutral port Medina. Babbington sees the ships before he enters port and rejoins Worcester. Being told not to fire first at the French, Aubrey enters the neutral port in hopes the French ships will fire first, but they never do, so he returns, in the right but with Aubrey feeling his image is tarnished. Worcester brings Maturin to the coast of France, and waits to pick him up. Maturin's mission fails due to other British spies afoot. Waiting for the launch, Maturin finds the other British agent, Professor Graham, who has shot himself in the foot. Maturin hands him over to the Captain of the Fleet to act as a Turkish advisor. Later, the French fleet slips the blockade. Thornton is pleased, but the winds change, barring a successful engagement. The French do not want battle and return to port. A few shots were exchanged, killing the captain and first lieutenant of HMS Surprise. Further, Worcester, a poorly built ship, is strained beyond usefulness. Thornton tells Aubrey to take her to Malta to refit, then shift part of his crew to the Surprise for a mission to the Seven Islands on the Ionian coast. As they sail, a poetry contest is set up, with Mowett and Rowan splitting the prize. Then Surprise takes the blockade runner Bonhomme Richard, filled with spices, dyes, and heaps of silver. The silver is shared out at once, and Rowan takes the prize to Malta. Aubrey visits the three beys, Ismail, Mustapha and Sciahon, choosing the last as the best ally for Britain to take Corfu, if not more of the Seven Islands, from the French. Sciahon Bey holds Kutali, the preferred base for naval operations.
Surprise is long in port at Kutali being windbound. The Dryad and the gun-laden transports she fetched seem long in coming. Graham engages in a harsh argument with Aubrey. Rumor spreads that Ismail has permission to take charge of Kutali, causing the locals to beg Aubrey to protect them. Graham travels by land to Ali Pasha of Ioannina learning that Mustapha lured Dryad and the transports into his port, and is sailing on his ship Torgud to take Kutali. The rumor was started by Ali Pasha in his own double dealing, to fire up Mustapha against his enemy Ismail; in the end, Ali Pasha wants rid of Mustapha. Mustapha is on his own, with no approval from the Sultan of Turkey. Surprise is ready to sail on the instant, especially as the winds have changed. Aubrey will attack both ships, Kitabi sailing with Torgud. They meet at sea, with Surprise firing broadsides instantly and repeatedly. Torgud is cruelly damaged, with many dead. Young Williamson loses half his arm. Kitabi goes between Surprise and Torgud, crashing into Torgud's side. Aubrey boards Kitabi, and takes her. Boarding crew proceeds to Torgud, jumping across like Nelson. Pullings falls, so Aubrey stands above him then fights fiercely in the close hand-to-hand combat. Aubrey reaches Mustapha, early wounded and sitting. His aide Ulusan says, we surrender. Bonden carries the swords and ensigns. Aubrey asks Mowett what happened to Pullings, to learn he survives. They return to the Surprise before the Torgud can sink.
See also Recurring characters in the Aubrey–Maturin series
- Jack Aubrey: Captain of HMS Worcester on blockade duty at Toulon. Then he is captain of HMS Surprise, sent on a mission in the Ionian Sea.
- Stephen Maturin: Ship's surgeon, friend to Aubrey and an intelligence officer.
- Sophia Aubrey: Jack's wife and mother of their three children.
- Mrs. Williams: Sophia's mother.
- Diana Villiers Maturin: Cousin to Sophia and wife of Maturin.
- Gedymin Jagiello: Young handsome Lithuanian cavalry officer, now in London attached to the Swedish embassy. He was prisoner of war with Aubrey and Maturin in Paris, and is now good friends with them in England. He is a frequent guest at the house on Half Moon Street, where Diana Villiers hosts social events.
- General Aubrey: Father of Jack Aubrey, now holds two seats in Parliament, speaking often in the Radical interest, making his son's career more difficult.
- Tom Pullings: First lieutenant of HMS Worcester, capable man. He was a master's mate under Aubrey in his first command.
- William Mowett: Second lieutenant of HMS Worcester and a poet. He was master's mate under Aubrey in his first command.
- Somers: Drunken aristocratic third lieutenant of HMS Worcester, a poor seaman who exchanged for Mr Rowan.
- Rowan: Third lieutenant of HMS Worcester, and a poet in competing style to Mowett.
- Preserved Killick: Steward for Aubrey, who also looks after Maturin, as to his dress.
- Barret Bonden: Coxswain for Aubrey, who is usually sent when there is need to fetch Maturin from an unlikely coast or port.
- Mr Peter Calamy: "Squeaker" midshipman, first time at sea, son of a late shipmate, taken on by Aubrey in Worcester and carried to Surprise.
- Mr Williamson: "Squeaker" midshipman, first time at sea, son of Dick Williamson, and like Calamy, taken by Aubrey in Worcester and carried to Surprise, where he loses half an arm in the battle.
- Davis: Man whose life Aubrey once saved from drowning, who presents himself aboard the Worcester, come from Niobe. He is rough but very strong and a good hand in boarding, which he does in the end, aboard HMS Surprise.
- Joseph Plaice: Cousin to Bonden and forecastle-hand in Worcester and Surprise, long time shipmate to Aubrey and Maturin.
- Thornton: Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet, Admiral of the white, wearing out from the work, anxious for a fleet action. He is a skilled seaman, but also holds the threads of diplomacy with all the states and nations along the Mediterranean coast.
- Harte: Second-in-Command, Rear Admiral of the red, who has a long history of disliking Aubrey, and is far less skilled than Thornton.
- Mitchell: Rear Admiral of the blue and commander of the inshore squadron; reached his position from the ranks of the foredeck.
- Heneage Dundas: Captain of HMS Excellent in the Toulon squadron and a close friend to Aubrey.
- William Babbington: Commander who is Captain of HMS Dryad and a former midshipman under Aubrey in his first command, along with Pullings and Mowett.
- Fanny Harte: Daughter of Admiral Harte, and the true love of Babbington. Her father chooses another husband for her, Andrew Wray.
- Andrew Wray: Acting second secretary of the Navy, considered a "scrub" by Diana Villiers from social encounters, and called out as a cheat at cards with Aubrey, during the Peace
- Ebenezer Graham: Professor of moral philosophy, a passenger out to Port Mahon, who proves to be a spy for Britain in a group conflicting with the one that includes Maturin. He is an expert on Turkish politics and language.
- Mr Nathaniel Martin: Impoverished parson and lover of birds; he lost an eye to an owl. He is delighted to have the regular pay and meals of a parson in the Royal Navy, but shocked at the results of a court martial. He waits on Worcestor until HMS Berwick joins the squadron.
- Dr Harrington: Physician of the Fleet who, along with Maturin, tends to Admiral Thornton.
- Harry Bennet: Captain of HMS Berwick, delaying in Palermo on account of red-haired lady.
- Mr Patterson: Lieutenant in charge of the transport Polyphemus, part of the squadron to Barka and Medina, carrying a rhinoceros among other gifts meant for the Pasha of Barka, and the consul Hamilton,.
- Ismail: One of the three beys that Aubrey interviews, to select one as an ally to Britain in gaining a base and then at least one of the Seven Islands in the Ionian Sea. He is ruler of Mesenteron. The British embassy prefers him.
- Mustapha: One of the three beys that Aubrey interviews. He is ruler of Karia and a Capitan-Bey, Turkish for leader of the navy in that area. The Commander-in-Chief knows him and leans toward him.
- Father Andros: First emissary of Sciahan to Aubrey and the religious leader of the Christians in the Greek upper town of Kutali.
- Sciahan Bey: One of the three beys that Aubrey interviews, to select one as an ally to Britain. He is in Kutali, the place Britain would like to use as a base. Aubrey supports him.
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- Turkish
- Torgud 32-gun
- Kitabi 20-gun
Allusions to real events[edit]
On the 5 and 6 July 1808 the British frigate HMS Seahorse (rated 38 guns), Captain John Stewart, fought an action against the much larger Turkish frigate Badere Zaffer (of 52 guns), Captain Scanderli Kichuc Alli, and an accompanying Turkish corvette, the Alis Fezzan. After a long and bloody action the Turkish frigate surrendered when her obstinate captain was overpowered by his remaining officers. The damaged Alis Fezzan escaped during the night. Of particular relevance to the plot of the Ionian Mission is that the Turkish frigate was armed with brass 24-pounder long guns and two immense 42-pounders (the nearest British gun equivalent for the French 36-pounder - French pounds were heavier than British pounds).[1][2]
In the engagement with the two Turkish ships, Aubrey first boarded the Kitabi, which surrendered, then jumped across to the nearby Torgud. One of his men said he had boarded like Nelson, referring to Horatio Nelson at the battle of St. Vincent, who took two Spanish ships, jumping from the San Nicolas to the San Josef. Jack Aubrey's model in his naval career has always been Lord Nelson.
Series chronology[edit]
This novel references actual events with accurate historical detail, like all in this series. In respect to the internal chronology of the series, it is the second of eleven novels (beginning with The Surgeon's Mate) that might take five or six years to happen but are all pegged to an extended 1812, or as Patrick O'Brian says it, 1812a and 1812b (introduction to The Far Side of the World, the tenth novel in this series). The events of The Yellow Admiral again match up with the historical years of the Napoleonic wars in sequence, as the first six novels did.
Kirkus Reviews finds this novel to have splendid adventures and the writing at a stately pace.
Aubrey and Maturin (The Thirteen Gun Salute, p. 496; The Surgeon's Mate--see below) sail again. This time it's to The Meal to blockade the French fleet in Toulon. Fickle westerlies, however, blow them to the Aegean, and political currents put them in the middle of Ottoman affairs. Sinking into debt (thanks to his idiotic investments) and out of favor with their Lords of the Admiralty (thanks to his politically rash father), Captain Jack Aubrey misses the chance for a top-rate new ship and has to settle for H.M.S. Worcester, an ancient, leaky man-of-war. Undignified as the assignment may be, Aubrey is quite pleased to be able to sail away from Britain. He can't get things right on shore, but he is quick enough to put Worcester to trim, taking slack out of the sails and the crew until Worcester is the ablest ship in the line bottling up Napoleon's navy in Toulon. Meanwhile, of course, Aubrey's old friend Stephen Maturin, at last married to the woman he has followed to numerous hemispheres, is with him. The French toy with the English, trying to sneak through the blockade, but there are no conclusive actions. Maturin is eventually assigned a little espionage duty, and there is a hair-raising infiltration of the enemy coast. When Worcester at last gives up the ghost after one too many skirmishes, Aubrey transfers his pennant to the smaller, swifter Surprise and follows orders to sail to the Greek islands to tinker with the balance of power at the fringes of the Turkish empire. Splendid adventures at a stately pace.[3]
Publishers Weekly finds Aubrey caught in a net of Turkish politics and rivalries:
This entry in the Aubrey/Maturin series (see above review of The Surgeon's Mate) finds Captain Jack Aubrey "shoved into a temporary command in that rotten old Worcester", a poorly built ship. Worse, he's off to the Mediterranean to join the Royal Navy's endless blockade of the French port of Toulon. Aside from a chance encounter with a French man-of-war that triggers a brief but extremely colorful battle, there is little excitement as HMS Worcester settles in with the other blockading ships, some with crews showing signs of strain from remaining constantly alert but inactive. Second in command at Toulon is Admiral Harte, no friend of Aubrey's (who cuckolded the admiral years ago). Harte dispatches Aubrey on a delicate mission to the politically volatile Ionian coast. Although he has the succor of Stephen Maturin, a seasoned intelligence agent, and Professor Graham, an expert on the region's customs, Aubrey is caught in a complex net of Turkish politics and rivalries. And while Harte seems to offer all reasonable backing for the mission, Aubrey knows that should he fail, the admiral would like nothing better than to throw him to the dogs.[4][5]
Publication history[edit]
- 1981 William Collins hardback first edition ISBN 0-00-222365-1
- 1982 Fontana paperback edition
- 1992, January W. W. Norton USA paperback ISBN 978-0-393-30821-1
- 1993 HarperCollins paperback edition
- 1996 HarperCollins B-format paperback edition
- 2003 HarperCollins paperback edition ISBN 0 00 649922 8
- Recorded Books, LLC Audio edition narrated by Patrick Tull ISBN 1402591810
- 2011 W. W. Norton & Company e-book edition USA
The books in this series by Patrick O'Brian were re-issued in the US by W. W. Norton & Co. in 1992, after a re-discovery of the author and this series by Norton, finding a new audience for the entire series. Norton issued The Ionian Mission eleven years after its initial publication, as a paperback in 1992. Ironically, it was a US publisher, J. B. Lippincott & Co., who asked O'Brian to write the first book in the series, Master and Commander published in 1969. Collins picked it up in the UK, and continued to publish each novel as O'Brian completed another story. Beginning with The Nutmeg of Consolation in 1991, the novels were released at about the same time in the USA (by W. W. Norton) and the UK (by HarperCollins, the name of Collins after a merger).
Novels prior to 1992 were published rapidly in the US for that new market.[6] Following novels were released at the same time by the UK and US publishers. Collins asked Geoff Hunt in 1988 to do the cover art for the twelve books published by then, with The Letter of Marque being the first book to have Hunt's work on the first edition. He continued to paint the covers for future books; the covers were used on both USA and UK editions.[7][8] Reissues of earlier novels used the Geoff Hunt covers.[9][10]
- ^ The London Gazette: no. 16194. pp. 1437–1438. 22 October 1808.
- ^ Gardiner, Robert, ed. (1998). The Victory of Sea Power. London: Chatham Publishing. pp. 148–149.
- ^ "The Ionian Mission" (15 November 1991 ed.). Kirkus Reviews. 20 May 2010. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ "The Ionian Mission Editorial Reviews". Barnes and Noble. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ "The Ionian Mission". Publishers Weekly. 20 January 1992. Retrieved 24 August 2014.
- ^ Ken Ringle (January 8, 2000). "Appreciation". Washington Post. Retrieved November 27, 2014.
- ^ Bob Frost (1993). "The HistoryAccess.com Interview: Geoff Hunt". Retrieved 28 November 2014.
- ^ Patrick O'Brian: A Life (paperback ed.). Henry Holt, Owl Edition. 2001. pp. 285, 306. ISBN 0-8050-5977-6. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
- ^ "HarperCollins Covers by Geoff Hunt". Retrieved 28 November 2014.
- ^ Bruce Trinque. "Pagination of Various Aubrey-Maturin Novel Editions". Retrieved 28 November 2014.
The first three Patrick O'Brian Aubrey-Maturin novels were published in the US by Lippincott and the next two by Stein & Day. US publication of the novels was not resumed until 1990 until W.W. Norton began a reissue of the series, at first in trade paperback format but later in hardcover. In the UK all the novels until Clarissa Oakes (The Truelove) were published by Collins until the publishing house, through a merger, became HarperCollins.


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Easy Spicy Salmon
Total Time
Prep 0 mins
Cook 10 mins
Found the basis of this recipe on TOH tweaked it a bit to suit our tastes.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 9.85 ml garlic powder
- 9.85 ml dill weed
- 9.85 ml chili powder
- 4.92 ml salt-free lemon-pepper seasoning
- 2.46 ml ground cumin
- 4 salmon fillets, skin removed (4 ounces each)
- 14.79 ml canola oil
- 59.16 ml butter
- 59.16 ml lemon juice
- Combine all seasonings & coat salmon.
- Heat oil in grill pan.
- Grill salmon until done over medium-high heat for 5-6 minutes on each side until fish flakes.
- Before removing from pan put 1T. of butter on each salmon piece.
- Sprinkle each with 1 T. lemon juice.
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This has a really nice blend of seasonings. I only used half of the amount of spices and it was still plenty. The adding of butter and lemon at the end of cooking was brilliant. Thank you for posting this easy recipe! Made for Football Pool in the Cooking Tag Games forums.
Excellent way to cook salmon! We loved the seasonings on this. I made it exactly as written and wouldn't change a thing. Thanks for sharing. Made for Football Pool 2011.
"Wonderful" Great blend of seasonings, I omitted the dill and added a little more lemon-pepper seasoning, and it was delicious! Thanks for posting this great recipe, I will use this often. Made for Football Pool 2011 week 7.


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Adam Silver
|Adam Silver
|5th Commissioner of the NBA
|Assumed office
February 1, 2014
|Mark Tatum
|Preceded by
|David Stern
|Personal details
April 25, 1962
Rye, New York, U.S.
|Alma mater
|Duke University
University of Chicago Law School
|Commissioner of the National Basketball Association (NBA)
Adam Silver (born April 25, 1962) is an American lawyer and the commissioner of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He has held this post since February 1, 2014.
Before joining the NBA, he served as a litigation associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a law firm in New York, and worked as a law clerk to Judge Kimba Wood, a federal judge for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Early life[edit]
Silver was born into a Jewish family[1] north of New York City in the suburb of Rye in Westchester County. From an early age, Silver was a New York Knicks fan.[2]
He graduated from Rye High School,[3] and then from Duke University in 1984. He worked as a legislative aide for U.S. Congressman Les AuCoin from 1984 to 1985.[4] He earned a law degree from the University of Chicago in 1988.[5]
Before joining the NBA, he served as a litigation associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a law firm in New York. Silver also worked as a law clerk to Judge Kimba Wood, a federal judge for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.[6]
NBA career[edit]
Silver began working for the NBA in 1992. Before assuming his current role, Silver held the positions of special assistant to the commissioner, NBA chief of staff, senior vice president of NBA Entertainment, and president of NBA Entertainment.[7] Silver was an executive producer of the IMAX movie Michael Jordan to the Max, as well as the TNT documentary Whatever Happened to Micheal Ray? He also worked on the production side of Like Mike and Year of the Yao.
In 2003, Silver was named to TIME Magazine and CNN's list of Global Business Influentials; he has also been named to The Sporting News's "100 Most Powerful People in Sports" on multiple occasions.
On April 19, 2006, Silver was appointed to serve as deputy commissioner of the NBA.[8]
On October 25, 2012, he was endorsed by David Stern to be the next NBA Commissioner when Stern announced that he would step down on February 1, 2014.[9][10][11]
On April 29, 2014, Silver banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the NBA for life in response to racist comments made by Sterling, during a private conversation with Sterling's girlfriend. Additionally, he fined Sterling $2.5 million, the maximum allowed under the NBA Constitution, and urged owners to vote to expel Sterling from ownership of the Clippers.[12]
On November 13, 2014, Silver published an op-ed piece in The New York Times, where he announced that he is in favor of legalized and regulated sports betting, mentioning that it "should be brought out of the underground and into the sunlight where it can be appropriately monitored and regulated".[13]
Silver was named 2015 Executive of the Year by Sports Business Journal.[14] That year he was also named one of Time's 100 Most Influential People[15] and one of Fortune's 50 Greatest Leaders.[16]
In 2014 he was named the Sports Illustrated Executive of the Year[17] and was ranked number one on Sports Business Journal's list of the 50 Most Influential People in Sports Business.[18]
As of July 1, 2015, Silver serves on Duke University's Board of Trustees.[19] He also serves on the board of the Lustgarten Pancreatic Cancer Foundation[20] and New York Road Runners.[21]
- ^ "Jewish groups slam racist rant attributed to Donald Sterling". Jewish Journal. Retrieved April 30, 2014.
- ^ Abbott, Henry (October 25, 2012). "Adam Silver: The NBA's next commissioner". ESPN. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
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- ^ Lofton, John Lombardo; Terry Lefton (October 21, 2013). "Silver mettle". SportsBusiness Daily. Retrieved April 29, 2014.
- ^ "Duke alum Adam Silver named next NBA commissioner | The Chronicle". M.DukeChronicle.com. October 26, 2012. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ Soshnick, Scott. "Silver Taking Over NBA With Stern Completing Turnaround". Businessweek. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ "Profile from". NBA.com. Retrieved April 30, 2014.
- ^ "Adam Silver Appointed NBA Deputy Commissioner and COO" (Press release). National Basketball Association. April 19, 2006. Retrieved April 30, 2014.
- ^ "Stern to step aside in 2014; Silver to replace him". National Basketball Association. October 25, 2012. Retrieved June 28, 2015.
- ^ Berger, Ken (February 25, 2012). "Stern anoints Silver as successor". CBS Sports. Retrieved April 30, 2014.
- ^ Windhorst, Brian (October 25, 2012). "David Stern has date for retirement". ESPN.com. ESPN. Retrieved October 25, 2012.
- ^ "Clippers owner Sterling banned for life by the NBA". National Basketball Association. April 29, 2014. Retrieved June 28, 2015.
- ^ Adam Silver (November 13, 2014). "N.B.A. Commissioner Adam Silver: Allow Gambling on Pro Games". The New York Times. Retrieved June 28, 2015.
- ^ "SBJ 2015 Executive of the Year". SBJ.
- ^ "Time 100 Most Influential - Adam Silver". Time Magazine.
- ^ "Fortune 50 Greatest Leaders- Adam Silver". Fortune Magazine.
- ^ "SI Executive of the Year- Adam Silver". Sports Illustrated.
- ^ "SBJ 50 Most Influential People in Sports Business - 2014". SBJ.
- ^ http://www.dukechronicle.com/articles/2015/07/07/apple-ceo-cook-nba-commissioner-silver-among-8-new-trustees
- ^ "Lustgarten Foundation leadership". Lustgarten Foundation.
- ^ "New York Road Runners Leadership Council". New York Road Runners.
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- 1962 births
- Living people
- American businesspeople
- American Jews
- Jewish American sportspeople
- Businesspeople from New York City
- Duke University alumni
- National Basketball Association commissioners
- People from Rye, New York
- Sportspeople from New York City
- Sportspeople from Westchester County, New York
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