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Dr. Laura Schlessinger Donated a $2.3 Million Yacht To OCC's School Of Sailing And Seamanship.

Author and radio talk show host, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, has given Orange Coast Colleges School of Sailing and Seamanship a beautiful $2.3 million yacht.

"Dr. Laura" purchased the 58-foot sailboat in 2004, and has been keeping it in Santa Barbara. Shes a Santa Barbara resident. The boat arrived this week (Feb. 26) at OCCs Sailing Center in Newport Beach.

Dr. Laura called the boat On the Air, but the college has changed the name to Bluefin.

Orange Coast College will use the boat for its offshore sailing program, and students will begin taking classes on the boat this summer.

Bluefin is the third major donation to OCCs School of Sailing and Seamanship in less than two years. Roy E. Disney donated his record-breaking 86-foot yacht, Pyewacket, in the summer of 2005, and Southern California yachtsman, John B. Kilroy, gave his 80-foot maxi yacht, Kialoa III, to the college three months earlier.

Now 52 years old, and the largest public sailing program in the United States, OCCs School of Sailing and Seamanship provides nautical education to more than 4,000 student and adult sailors annually.


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Gifts of boats, equipment, personal property and other items of value may be donated to support Orange Coast College.

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This gift arrangement provides income to the donor for life or term of years, leaving the remainder to Orange Coast College at the end of the trust. A charitable remainder trust can provide substantial advantages in estate planning.

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This trust distributes payments to Orange Coast College for the term of the trust, after which the remainder is transferred to the donor's family members or heirs. As an estate-planning tool, a charitable lead trust provides significant wealth preservation opportunities.

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Gifts are pooled for investment providing lifetime income to the donor, after which the remainder of the fund goes to Orange Coast College.

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[theteenproject88]

It's not a Gatorade ad... sheeesh If gatorade would make an ad it would be clear to see the whole bottle clearly and up-close.. if this is an ad.. gatorade is just wasting their money !

[Redskins473]

that proves it....red bull does give you wings

[SSJ3Ulcer]

Yeah its definitely a Gatorade commercial because no one EVER drinks Gatorade in real life...I mean, come on.

[iconiaddict143]

the catcher is ambidextrous i assume ?

[TheYoungGunist]

@armandodanielb2 Ohhhhhhhhh, I get it. :)

[armandodanielb2]

@TheYoungGunist Some people are saying that in a part of the video he has the glove in the right hand and in another part in the left hand and it is true but that doesn't mean that it is fake... When you see it in the Left hand is when Alfonzo is catching and then in the right hand is when he is just holding the glove and looking the girl in the outfield...

[TheYoungGunist]

@armandodanielb2 That makes no sense, " He does not catch with his right, so if you watch well he's just holding the glove." What do you mean by that?

[wherley]

We all know it's fake cause a girl was at a baseball game and not the kitchen

[armandodanielb2]

This video is real.. I know the catcher Alfonzo, is the Rookie of the San Francisco Giants that hited 12 hr in 89 games in 2006. He is from my hometown and i know him very well and believe me, he does not catch with the right, so if you watch well, he is just holding the glove...

[kromeriz62]

The entire image at 0:27 is reversed, flipped, like some of you morons. Look at the catcher's chest protector, his throwing and catching hands, and the fans in the background.

[Hemingway212]

@MrDphilli3 your an idiot, at 0:08, all you can see is the pitcher, and they are on both of their left hands aswell. 2x a fool

[SuperJonnyBigDaddy]

Everybody is so dumb!!! The catcher took his glove off and is holding it!!! Look closely!!!!