From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Diz Unplugged Ground Table discussion for the week of January 18th, 2012.

I'm John Meijai and I'll be your host this week and I am joined by our Orlando team.

Kathy Wirling, Teresa Eccles, Corey Martin, Kevin Close and Maxie Intern running the controls.

In this segment, Corey Martin is going to tell us about the exotic driving experience at the

Walt Disney World Speedway. Now I got to tell you, this is all over the news, every news guy in

Orlando has driven that car. Can I jump in just for a second before this to update something we

did in the last segment? Sure, okay. We just got an email from one of our listeners, dear podcast

team. My name is Laurie. I'm a longtime listener almost from day one. The reason I'm writing to

you is to let you know about a Give Kids the World fundraiser. I'm the owner and head coach of a

gymnastics facility in Shelby Township, Michigan. I have a gymnast, an amazing gymnastics team. My

gymnasts held a gymnastics competition on November 20th, 2011, to raise funds for two charities,

Give Kids the World and Lupus. The gymnasts, ranging in age from 9 to 17, organized and executed

the gymnastics competition all on their own, with the goal of all proceeds to go for charity.

The event brought an approximate approximately 500 people between competitors, coaches,

spectators, and volunteers. The meat was a huge success. They were able to raise $5,000,

which will be split evenly between Give Kids the World and Lupus. This weekend,

we are traveling to Orlando to complete compete. I'm having trouble talking at the wide world

of sports in the sand dollar gymnastics invitational. While we're there, my team will be volunteering

at the Give Kids the World Village. We are, while at the village, the girls will present their

check for $2,500, noting that will be part of the power of 10 fundraiser. We're really looking

forward to volunteering. The gymnasts have learned so much during this experience. They watched all

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