Hello and welcome to the Design Plug Roundtable discussion for April 3rd, 2007, from Orlando,

Florida.

I'm your host Pete Warner, joined as always by our Orlando team, including Bob Barley,

Julie Martin, Cory Martin, Kevin Close, and John Meijai.

In this week's show, we'll tell you about the top news stories on the Dizz, including

updates on Disney's trademark battle over Winnie the Pooh, and the latest on security

screening measures at Orlando International Airport.

Cory and Julie Martin attended a recent taping of the Ellen DeGeneres show at Universal

Orlando, and they'll have a report for us.

And as we approach the 10th anniversary of the Dizz on June 1st, we'll begin the first

in a three-part series this week on the history of the Dizz, all that plus your emails and

roundtable rapid fire on this edition of the Dizz on Plug Roundtable.

Now before we get started, I do have a few announcements.

First, I need to say a very big congratulations to my partner, Walter Eckles.

Walter works as a substance abuse counselor.

He has his master's degree in social work.

And last Friday after five years of the most grueling process you could imagine, he passed

his national exam for his LCSW making him a licensed clinical social worker.

And very, very proud of him.

He's really worked hard for it, and I just wanted to make sure I set something on the

show to congratulate him.

Congratulations.

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