Oracle Corp co-founder and CEO Larry Ellison (R) takes the drink of newly named helmsman James Spithill in front of actor Harrison Ford (L) as they offer a toast to BMW Oracle's BOR 90 trimaran nicknamed "Dogzilla", during a news conference in San Diego, California August 11, 2009. "Dogzilla", a 90-foot-by-90-foot (27.4-meter-by-27.4-meter) trimaran, will challenge defending champion Alinghi of Switzerland in the next edition of the America's Cup, yachting's most prestigious race, off the United Arab Emirates in 2010. Reuters Pictures 3 months ago

Oracle Corp co-founder and CEO Larry Ellison (R) takes the drink of newly named helmsman James Spithill in front of actor Harrison Ford (L) as they offer a toast to BMW Oracle's BOR 90 trimaran nicknamed "Dogzilla", during a news conference in San Diego, California August 11, 2009. "Dogzilla", a 90-foot-by-90-foot (27.4-meter-by-27.4-meter) trimaran, will challenge defending champion Alinghi of Switzerland in the next edition of the America's Cup, yachting's most prestigious race, off the United Arab Emirates in 2010.

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