Hi, my name is Guinn Terry Davis, and this is my blog where I talk about the usual, unusual, and per usual. That is a statement for all my first time readers. However, for those of you who are already familiar with me, I just spent a relaxing trip in MS to see friends and family. For those I saw, it was great seeing you; for those I didn’t see, my apologies and we will surely meet the next time I come. 
I mentioned being out of Burbank since I missed out on President Obama’s visit when he appeared on the Tonight Show. Although it was on the other side of town of where I live, I imagine on Thursday it was quite an event. A president’s appearance on the Tonight Show marked the first time a current president was ever a guest on a late night television show. From what I saw, the President did well (save the Special Olympics remark, but hey, who hasn’t made a comment like that at least once in their life?).
Another event that happened on Friday that didn’t receive as much attention as President Obama’s late night appearance, but equally as significant in my opinion, was the cast of Battlestar Galactica joining representatives of the United Nations during their session. They spoke to the Assembly, stressing the importance of world unity during these times of duress. The highlight of this event was Edward James Olmos’ riveting speech in which he, the cast, and the United Nations punctuated with…
One of the most impressive aspects of the bridge are the two support beams, which will both be taller than the Empire State building. Planners for the bridge state that the completion date will be 2016.
The cause of death has been identified as natural gases that had been released due to the constant digging. Whether there is actually treasure underneath the structure, though, remains a mystery. What initially struck me about this article was the fact that people, even in this age of information, are still seeking out buried treasures and loot the old fashioned way. Can you imagine digging fifteen yards by yourself? Really? I hate digging period, but it did occur to me that digging is probably the most difficult task involved in finding buried treasure (along with avoiding inevitable booby traps set by the people who buried the treasure; that could explain the gas that killed the people mentioned in the article). Both are required.