AD, I've probably overlooked a lot of things in my scramble to resolve this. 
I checked the specs on the new server which is running a Pentium III w/ 1 GB 
RAM. My dev server is running a dual core 3GB RAM ... So that's my first 
true realization. CakePHP seems to rely on the RAM and processor..

It terms of the "timer waterfall". Are you referring to the "Took MS" column 
to see which query is "hogging" the resources? 

I am using the join option as part of the Cake find() .. and the join does 
not seem to be natively optimized:

SELECT `Zip`.`id`, `Zip`.`title`, `PlansZip`.`id`, `PlansZip`.`plan_id`, 
`PlansZip`.`zip_id` FROM `zips` AS `Zip` JOIN `plans_zips` AS `PlansZip` ON 
(`PlansZip`.`plan_id` IN (253, 774, 137, 505, 114, 260, 501, 841, 268, 239, 
497, 762, 768, 246, 123, 750, 756, 130, 886, 836, 839, 315, 331, 299) AND 
`PlansZip`.`zip_id` = `Zip`.`id`) ORDER BY `Zip`.`title` ASC
NUM ROWS:


10563105635

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