Hello and welcome to the Disunplug Roundtable Discussion of February 12, 2008.

From my dining room in Orlando, Florida, on your host Pete Werner joined each week by

our team of Orlando experts, Bob Varley, Julie Martin, Cory Martin, Kevin Close, and John

Major. In this week's show, we're going to talk about the top news stories on the

days, including the story about Giants quarterback Eli Manning and the parade that almost was.

Julie Martin has the latest installment in her store-tour series. This week she'll take us

to Epcot's Norway Pavilion. Bob Varley tells us about golfing options in and around Walt

Disney World and his new set send Bob to the park segment. And Cory and Julie Martin

will give us an update on Universal's Marnie Grass Celebration. All that plus Roundtable

Rapid Fire and the longest housekeeping segment in disunplugged history on this, the

80th edition of the Disunplug Roundtable. Well, welcome to the show everybody. We do have

a very busy show for you this week. And we're going to start with, as I said, the longest

housekeeping segment we've ever done. I have eight bullet points here that I need to go

over. First and foremost, I want to extend our thoughts and our prayers to all of our listeners

in Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee, who are affected by those storms that happened

last Tuesday. I know I speak for all of us here when I say that we hope you're all safe

and sound. There was a lot of devastation as a result of those tornadoes. There was one

tornado they said that went for 50 miles. Now the Red Cross has set up a special fund

that you can donate to in order to help the victims. And if you're so inclined, I strongly

urge you to donate whatever you can to the relief effort. We're going to have a link

on our show notes page podcast dot w w info dot com. I went ahead and gave some money.

And if you can, if you have some money that you can donate, it's certainly, it's certainly

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