Sorry!

Sorry guys!
My internet was not working and could not post today and I will not post the second publication. But let's talk about what matters:
I want to talk to anyone who sees my blog, so comment please!
But I want to talk about the BTTF!
I will publish a biography of an actress, Lea Thompson:

Lea Thompson (Rochester, May 31, 1961) is an American actress, best known for playing Lorraine, mother of Marty McFly in the movie series Back to the Future.
Even in the 1980s in films of considerable success as Red Dawn, 1984, Howard the Duck, 1986, and Some Kind of Wonderful, 1987, where she met her husband, director Howard Deutch.
In the 1990s, after some stakes in famous movies like Dennis the Menace and The Beverly Hillbillies, 1993, Lea Thompson achieved moderate success with the sitcom Caroline in the City between 1995 and 1999.
He joined the cast of the movie A request for Christmas, 2008.
Filmography

Jaws 3-D (1983) - Kelly Ann Bukowski
All the Right Moves (1983) - Lisa Litski
The Wild Life (1984) - Anita
Red Dawn (1984) - Erica Mason
Back to the Future (br: Back to the Future / pt: Back to the Future) (1985) - Lorraine Baines McFly
Spacecamp (1986) - Kathryn Fairly
Howard the Duck (1986) - Beverly Switzler
Some Kind of Wonderful (1987) - Amanda Jones
Casual Fri? (1988) - Stacey
The Wizard of Loneliness (1988) - Sybil
Going Undercover (1988) - De La Marigold Hunt
Back to the Future Part II (1989) - Lorraine Baines / McFly / Tannen
Back to the Future Part III (1990) - Maggie McFly / Lorraine McFly
Article 99 (1992) - Dr. Robin Van Dorn
Dennis the Menace (1993) - Alice Mitchell
The Beverly Hillbillies (1993) - Laura Jackson
The Little Rascals (1994) - Ms. Roberts
The Unknown Cyclist (1998) - Melissa cavatelli
Fish Do not Blink (2002) - Clara
Haunted Lighthouse (2003) - Peg Van Legge
Come Away Home (2005) - Carol
10 Tricks (2006) - Grace
California Dreaming (2007) - Ginger Gainor
Senior Skip Day (2008) - Cathleen Harris
Spy School (2008) - Claire Miller
Exit Speed ​​(2008) - Maudie McMinn
The Check (short) (2009) - Darla
Balancing the Books (2009) - Rebecca
Splinterheads (2009) - Susan Frost
Rock Slyde (2009) - Master Bartologist
PrettyFace (2010) - Mary Penny
Adventures of a Teenage Dragonslayer (2010) - Laura

Biography

Now I want to do something new, I'll post the biographies of each actor, beginning with Michael J. Fox:

Born Michael Andrew Fox in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and the 4th of five children. His father, William Fox, was a police officer, member of the Canadian Armed Forces (Canadian Forces) and it was renovated in 1971. His mother, Phyllis Fox (Piper single), was employed in an office. Michael changed a lot of residence as a child, given the changes in his father's business areas.
Michael added the "J" in homage to actor Michael J. Pollard.
Most prominent roles include the films in the series Back to the Future (br: Back To The Future), Mars Attacks! (Br / pt: Mars Attacks!), Teen Wolf, and the TV series Family Ties and Spin City. Dubbed Stuart Little in the film series based on the popular book of E. B. White; Chance in movies Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (br: The Incredible Journey) and Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (br: Homeward Bound II), as well as Milo Thatch in Atlantis: The Lost Empire (br: Atlantis : The Lost Empire).
In 2003, he wrote the first episode of a comedy series (sitcom) entitled Hench at Home, but the series did not go beyond the first episode.

Parkinson's
In 1998 revealed that he suffered from Parkinson's Disease, evil that had been diagnosed in 1991. So wrote an autobiography, titled Lucky Man ("Lucky Man"), about her experience of onset of Parkinson's disease in younger people.
In 2000, he announced that he would abandon the role of Spin City after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, a new main character was created for Charlie Sheen, who replaced Fox in Spin City. Since then, Fox has been a prominent advocate and has raised funds for research on stem cells, he believes one day help victims of Parkinson's and other debilitating diseases.

Personal life
Fox is married to actress Tracy Pollan since 1988. They have four children.

Contest!!!!!

Hello!
I have a contest: The best BTTF fan in the world.
And the rules are thus:
-Write what you feel for Back To The Future, with at least 2 lines and 20 lines maximum.
-Write your name, age and country.
-I will choose the winner for his sentence.
-The winner will have the title of TBFIW (The Best Fan In The World) and always be posting about it, talking about what he likes and what he will earn.
-Will until Oct. 20 and will announce the winner on November 1st.
-The winner will have his sentence on social networks.
                                                Be the TBFIW!

News

Folks, I've got news, the second publication of this day, I will publish updates and news from BTTF.

News: American Woman Beven Blake decided to create a device that simulates the effect of a similar way to that shown in the movie. Although less practical than shown in Back to the Future II, the end result is really a shoe with laces automatic.

To this, the young man installed a sensor inside the shoe that captures the foot pressure and activates a device. This makes the laces are pulled until the tennis is firmly in the user's foot. To remove it, the same device makes the opposite function, ie uses the sensor to loosen the laces.

My critique:
I think it will be a benefit for everyone, because this design uses up a lot of intelligence
and is done with a constructive goal.
News:
Game of Back To The Future for PlayStation 2, released 4 years ago, was rated as one of the best replicas of the film.
This certainly enhances the reputation of BTTF!
Bye bye!

Thanks to readers and clarification as a fan.

Hello!

In this first publication of this day, I want to thank everyone who read this blog and I ask your help to improve this blog. Special thanks to my friends Marcelo, Andrew and Daniel, who helped enhance the reputation of this blog! And fans of BTTF, I have a surprise for you that will be posted tomorrow.

We BTTF fans, we can not explain what we feel for the film, but I'd like to show you a poem to BTTF:

Back To The Future

A good name

A good movie

His great storyline

Cast too

Something unforgettable

Can not explain

The force transmitted

emotion

And the drama

A film

that all

love

a movie

From the past

present

And Future

Great pleasure to assist you

Thank you guys! Bye!