Hello and welcome to the Design Plug roundtable discussion for January 22, 2008 from Orlando

Florida on your host Pete Warner, joined each week by our team of Orlando experts, Bob

Varley, Julie Martin, Cory Martin, Kevin Close, and John Maygay.

In this week's show, we'll talk about the top news stories on the days, including the

final chapter in the battle over low-cost housing in Anaheim.

Kevin Close does a comparative review of two Magic Kingdom Counter-Service restaurants,

and he also gives us an update on a previous review he had done at Teppin Edo at the Japan

Pavilion in Epcot a few months ago.

And I have my review of the new disaster attraction that just opened at Universal Orlando, all

that plus roundtable rapid fire on this week's edition of the Design Plugged.

All right, we have some housekeeping that we want to get out of the way this week.

Actually, we have a lot of housekeeping out of the way this week.

First, I know some folks were having difficulty last week in downloading our email show, and

I want to apologize for that.

As I'd mentioned a few weeks back, we had undergone a server migration.

We moved to new servers, new equipment, and one of the things that, one of the things

it changed was that instead of our site being existing on just one server, it now literally

exists on three servers simultaneously, it's called load balancing.

If there's too much traffic going to one server, it'll load balance them, it'll move traffic

around to the other two.

So it's always got an identical copy, supposed to have, an identical copy of the site on all

three servers.

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