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With Bluewater's expertise in crew training and yacht crew recruitment, finding your ideal yacht crew vacancy is simple. We offer yacht management services to a variety of exclusive superyachts. Our team excels in sourcing top-notch yacht crew positions, spanning from 25-meter private yachts in the Bahamas to 50-metre charter yachts in the Mediterranean to luxurious 100+ metre superyachts navigating the globe extensively.

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Alongside sourcing the latest yacht crew jobs worldwide, Bluewater offers a range of specialised yacht crew training courses. Whether you're new to the superyacht industry seeking entry-level qualifications, an experienced deckhand or engineer aiming to advance your career, or a dedicated crew member looking to enhance your resume with certifications like HELM (Human Element Leadership and Management), Yachtmaster, or OOW (Officer of the Watch), explore our comprehensive yacht crew training options.

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Working as a crew member on a superyacht is undeniably one of the most rewarding yet demanding professions, calling for hard work, dedication, and professional training. The opportunities within the yachting industry are vast, and at Bluewater, we are committed to helping every crew member discover their ideal yacht crew position. Our recruitment division focuses on finding the perfect yacht for crew members and provides unparalleled professional support. Our recruitment experts guide crew members through every step of their yachting career journey, ensuring they receive the best possible assistance.

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• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1, PDSD, PBL2
• Experience: 1 Year +
• Salary: 3000EUR
• Qualifications: Yachmaster Offshore or Deck Rating
• Qualifications: Y2
• Experience: 3 Years +
• Salary: 6000 to 6500EUR (DOE)
• Rotation 3:1
• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1, Food & Hygiene Level 2, Crowd Management Training, Crisis Management Training, PDSD, Hairdressing Qualifications
• Experience: 1 Year
• Salary: 3000EUR (DOE)
• Rotation (8:8 Weeks)
• Qualifications: ETO CoC preferred
• Experience: 2 years +
• Salary: 8000EUR
• Rotation 8:8 (Weeks)
• Qualifications: Y2 or Y3
• Salary: 5000EUR (DOE)
• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1, Seaman’s Book, Food Hygiene Level 2
• Experience: 1 Season +
• Salary: DOE
• 3 month on 1 month off
• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1 YM offshore
• Experience: -
• Salary: tbc
• temp to start with
• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1
• Experience: 2 year +
• Salary: 3500 euros
• Qualifications: STCW, ENG1, Food & Hygiene Level 2
• Salary: 2500EUR (DOE)

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Oyster Obsession

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Oysters moscow shooters.

Your Oyster Recipe of the Day: Serve up some luxury with Oysters Moscow Shooters. Ice cold oysters topped with sparkling wine, a drop of lemon, black caviar, and cool sour cream are proof that you can’t put a price tag on love. The only way to make these more decadent is to have someone feed them to you. Ahem.

Oysters Moscow Shooters Recipe

Ingredients.

• Sparkling wine
• 3 Teaspoons sour cream
• 6 Teaspoons American black caviar
• Fresh chives for garnish (optional)
• Shuck six oysters and place them on ice.
• Add ½ teaspoon of Champagne or other sparkling wine to each.
• Add a drop of lemon juice to each.
• Top each oyster with ½ teaspoon of sour cream and 1 teaspoon caviar. Note: Try to place the caviar on the oyster flesh, out of the liquid. The wine and juice can cause the caviar to separate.
• Garnish with chives.
• Serve immediately.

Adapted from The Spinning Plate blog.

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Clarence Thomas accepted a free yacht trip to Russia and got flown out on a complimentary helicopter ride to Putin's hometown, 2 Democratic senators say

• Democratic senators have accused Justice Clarence Thomas of accepting undisclosed gifts and trips.
• They say he accepted gifts such as a yacht trip to Russia and a chopper ride to Vladimir Putin's hometown.
• The senators want an investigation into potential tax fraud and ties between Thomas and Harlan Crow.

Two Democratic senators have accused Justice Clarence Thomas of accepting a free trip to Russian President Vladimir Putin's hometown.

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon filed a letter to US Attorney General Merrick Garland on July 3, asking to open an investigation into the Supreme Court judge.

The letter said there was a "serious possibility of tax fraud" and accused Thomas of having "secretly accepted gifts and income potentially worth millions of dollars."

The letter's appendix , which lists 35 undisclosed gifts, shows a "yacht trip to Russia and the Baltics" and a "helicopter ride to Yusupov Palace, St. Petersburg," both listed under the year 2003.

St. Petersburg, Russia, is Putin's birthplace and where he grew up. The president now resides in Moscow.

The appendix list is titled "Likely Undisclosed Gifts and Income from Harlan Crow and Affiliated Companies." Harlan Crow is a real-estate developer and the former chairman and CEO of the Trammell Crow Company.

The senators cited a ProPublica report from May last year detailing Thomas' hushed-up financial ties to Crow.

The report said that apart from the Russia trip, Crow also funded Thomas' grandnephew Mark Martin 's boarding-school fees, which cost "more than $6,000 a month."

In their letter, the senators wrote that other gifts from Crow included "multiple instances of free private jet travel, yacht travel, and lodging," as well as "gifts of tuition for Justice Thomas's grandnephew," "real estate transactions," "home renovations," and "free rent for Justice Thomas's mother."

In September, Thomas said he'd accepted three trips on a private plane owned by Crow . He didn't mention any other gifts.

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Whitehouse and Wyden aren't the only Democrats who've voiced concerns over Thomas' sketchy financial ties.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez of New York filed articles of impeachment against Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito on Wednesday.

"Justice Thomas and Alito's repeated failure over decades to disclose that they received millions of dollars in gifts from individuals with business before the court is explicitly against the law," her statement reads.

Representatives for Thomas, Whitehouse, Wyden and Crow didn't immediately respond to requests for comment from Business Insider sent outside regular business hours.

Watch: Why Clarence Thomas' lavish vacations with a GOP donor are in the spotlight

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The Best Oyster Bars and Restaurants in Moscow

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Oysters: such a tasty appetizer before dinner; also an ideal modern afternoon snack among many bars and restaurants in Moscow . Undoubtedly oysters are not the easiest to eat, and are often an acquired taste, with their strange odor and uncommon texture. A real foodie pairs them with Italian prosecco or French champagne – and believe us, it’s a delicious combination. Check out where you can get the best oysters in the capital of Russia.

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Restaurant, Seafood, Russian

Located in the heart of Moscow , this seafood bar and restaurant is the perfect spot to relax after the working week, with a glass of French champagne in one hand and an oyster in the other. With oysters delivered daily to the venue, there’s always something new on offer to try. In case you’re dining with non-oyster-eating friends, they can choose another fish course from the extensive menu. A good option for those who are really into seafood and fish, you won’t find any steaks here. Expensive but worth visiting.

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Take an evening trip to R Bazar , Moscow’s largest fish restaurant and longest oyster bar, located in the city center, making it even more accessible. If you haven’t been here yet, now is the right time to do so—not only do they have a great selection of oyster plates, they also have a vast selection of tasty wines and cocktails on offer. Oysters are usually served with lemon and Tabasco sauce, however sometimes you will notice some fusion with typical Russian cuisine, which makes everything even more mouthwatering. If that’s not a great service in Moscow, then we don’t know what is!

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Russian Court Orders Arrest of Yulia Navalnaya, Navalny’s Widow

The court accused Ms. Navalnaya, who left Russia in 2021, of “participating in an extremist community.” She would be subject to arrest if she ever returns to Russia, the court said.

By Neil MacFarquhar

A Russian court on Tuesday ordered the arrest of the self-exiled widow of the opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny, accusing her of “participating in an extremist community.”

The court order against Yulia B. Navalnaya, who left Russia in 2021, comes five months after her husband died under murky circumstances in a harsh Russian penal colony. He was imprisoned after being convicted of various trumped-up charges when he returned to Russia after a near-fatal attempt to poison him in August 2020.

Ms. Navalnaya has repeatedly accused President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia of murdering her husband and has vowed to continue his opposition work. She has become an outspoken critic of Russia’s war in Ukraine, using episodes like a Russian missile hitting a children’s hospital in Kyiv on Monday to blame Mr. Putin and the Kremlin for the bloodshed.

The statement from the Basmanny District Court’s press office announcing the arrest order did not spell out the reason for the charges, but it appeared to be linked to her role in helping to run the Navalny opposition organization. Although she avoided any overt political role while her husband was alive, Ms. Navalnaya has long led the advisory board of his Anti-Corruption Foundation.

The foundation, which itself was slapped with the “extremist” label and now operates as an international organization from exile in Lithuania, has repeatedly embarrassed Mr. Putin and other senior Kremlin officials by chronicling the estates, yachts and other financial assets that they have acquired while in office.

The order to arrest Ms. Navalnaya came from the Investigative Committee, and the court statement said her name would be placed on an international wanted list. Ms. Navalnaya left Russia in 2021. She would be subject to arrest if she ever returns to Russia, the statement said.

Ms. Navalnaya reacted to the court decision with a slightly mocking tone, noting in a post on the X social media platform that the court had jumped right to the “extremist” label without the usual interim steps like “foreign agent.”

“When you write about this, please do not forget to write the main thing: Vladimir Putin is a murderer and a war criminal,” Ms. Navalnaya wrote. “His place is in prison, and not somewhere in The Hague, in a cozy cell with a TV, but in Russia — in the same colony and the same two-by-three-meter cell in which he killed Aleksei.”

Ms. Navalnaya announced in April that she was helping to edit a manuscript that her husband had written during his time in prison. The book, which is about his political career, is expected to be released in the United States and elsewhere in October.

This month, she also became chairwoman of the Human Rights Foundation, a nonprofit group that promotes human rights, succeeding Garry Kasparov, the Russian chess grandmaster, who just completed a three-year term.

Milana Mazaeva contributed reporting.

Neil MacFarquhar has been a Times reporter since 1995, writing about a range of topics from war to politics to the arts, both internationally and in the United States. More about Neil MacFarquhar