Boston Marathon - 19 Avril 2004

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je veux bien faire un marathon dans ces conditions
lui devant ça devrait me motiver
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je veux bien faire un marathon dans ces conditions
lui devant ça devrait me motiver

YEEEEEEEEEEEES !

Merci pour ces photos, elles sont formidoubles (=deux fois plus que formidables) !

Merci beaucoup didine.

Il lit son résultat? ou sa feuille de paye?
Remarque vu la tenue je penche plutôt pour une info sportive!

J'avais oublié cet épisode il lisait l'invit de Dine pour son anniv!

Merci pour la photo Didine

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2004 Archived B.A.A. Headlines:

4/13/2004

David James Elliott, star of television show JAG, to run at Boston

David James Elliott, star of the nine-year hit series JAG on CBS, to run Boston Marathon on Monday.

Actor and fundraising efforts of seven other Salvation Army team runners will benefit children's programs throughout the state.

David James Elliott, star of the nine-year hit series JAG on CBS, is running the 108th Boston Marathon to help raise money for children's programs for the Massachusetts Salvation Army.

"It's an honor to run the prestigious Boston Marathon," stated Elliott. "This is made even more meaningful knowing that my participation will help raise awareness and funds for Salvation Army children's programs."

For Elliott, who resides in Los Angeles, this will be his first Boston Marathon, but his fourth marathon overall. He has also run the Lake Tahoe (Calif.) Marathon and the City of Los Angeles Marathon twice.

In preparation for Boston, Elliott ran the P.F. Chang's Rock 'n' Roll ½ Marathon with performance coach Gary Kobat, where he set a personal best time finishing in 1:52:04. Besides Boston, Kobat - who is the performance and marathon coach for celebrities Jim Carrey and Will Ferrell, among others - is currently training Elliott for Ironman-Kona with Elliott, in preparation, achieving personal bests during the past year at the Long Beach Triathlon, The Ride for the Roses (a 100-mile cycling race with Lance Armstrong and the Lance Armstrong Foundation), and the San Diego Triathlon Challenge (a Half-Ironman, which raises money for the Challenged Athletes Foundation).

Elliott was just voted "Celebrity Athlete of the Year" by Competitor magazine.

The money raised by Elliott and seven other Salvation Army team runners will go towards children's programs throughout the state, including a homeless children's shelter, after school homework help, computer training, at-risk youth counseling and summer camp scholarships.

"We are extremely thankful that David James Elliott and our other team members have chosen to run for The Salvation Army," said Lt. Colonel Fred Van Brunt, Divisional Commander of The Massachusetts Salvation Army. "Each runner's dedication to training and raising funds during the last several months will ultimately help change the lives of those in need of our services."

Elliott stars in the show as Navy Commander Harmon "Harm" Rabb, Jr., an ace pilot turned lawyer. JAG airs Fridays from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET. Elliott's other recent credits include the feature films, The Shrink Is In, directed by Richard Benjamin and also starring Courtney Cox-Arquette and David Arquette; and the Sundance Film Festival favorite Clockwatchers, also starring Parker Posey, Toni Collette and Lisa Kudrow. Elliott executive produced and stared in the telefilm Dodson's Journey, with Ellen Burstyn. In 1996, People magazine named David as one of its "50 Most Beautiful People in the World."

In Massachusetts, The Salvation Army has 40 service centers and 210 local community service units. Statewide, The Salvation Army annually assists more than 380,000 people through various programs offered to infants, children, young adults, families and senior citizens. Worldwide, The Salvation Army serves in 109 countries and operates 14,000 service centers that provide a wide range of social, medical, educational and other community services.

The Salvation Army's participation in the 107th Boston Marathon in 2003 generated over $75,000. To make a donation in honor of the team's running of the 108th Marathon contact: The Salvation Army at (617) 542.5420, ext. 111 or visit their website at www.salvationarmy-ma.org

Elliott will be one of several celebrities who have participated in the Boston Marathon: actor/comedian Will Ferrell, ran his first Boston last year, crossing the line in 3:56:12. (coached by Gary Kobat, Elliot's coach.) In 2002, Hollywood couple Mario Lopez and Ali Landry finished together with a time of 5:41:41. Lisa Ling, former talk show host of The View completed the race in 2001 in 4:34:18. In 2000, Boston welcomed two celebrities: Alexandra Paul, actress from Baywatch (4:02:41) and Michael Waltrip, champion NASCAR driver (4:33:31). Author of Love Story, Erich Segal ran Boston for 20 years between 1955 and 1975. One of his best times came in 1972 when he finished in 3:28:45. Other noteworthy participants include former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, who placed 57th in 1951 with a time of 3:31:00; former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn; and former Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Evelyn Murphy.

Source : http://www.bostonmarathon.org/Archives.asp?id=97

Bravo, belle découverte j'attends la traduction avec impatience

Alors comme ça notre beau David est athlète de l'année parmi les célébrités?

ça ne m'étonne même pas!

En plus d'être un excellent acteur et un mari/père génial, c'est un homme au grand coeur et un très bon triathlète !

Il est agréable de voir son nom cité lors de ces manifestations.

Waou!

Merci didine.

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Merci Didine pour la photo

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