We are back for another edition of JPL in 30, the highlights show for the Jamaica Premier League. Things are getting tightly bunched in the top half of the league table, as teams jostle for position in match week 18. Or highlights spotlight beams squarely on leaders Cavalier, who are looking to get some distance on the chase impact when they entertain sell-out team Limehall Academy in the first of our Sunday doubleheader. Check out the highlights. From Russell, you really have his finishing boots on today. Did Russell a couple chances that he probably should have scored? That one was off the upright and then a shot block from Innsworth. Russell would have another chance over the Calvin actually with the header and it was put wide. Then this moment Christopher Innsworth so much space and wide air went with the outside of the boot and Calvin with just a tap in there, right place at the right time for Cavalier's top goal scorer. His eighth of the season after just 22 minutes and that was pretty simple. And yeah, not the best defending from a Limehall perspective. And this is what they've been guilty of all season just watching, being by standards, by standards instead of getting in the right place to defend it and chasing towards their keeper instead of facing the other way. Cavalier would get into the box again and Russell looking to love that over Williams. But just couldn't get it right. Williams with an important hand and then swivel over the top. They kept it respectable in the first half. But then things started to happen for Cavalier more and more. This should have been finished. This was the first chance of the second half. Giovanni Lenk should have picked up an assist and Russell should have had his third of the season. Amazingly heading that into the ground and over. Then this moment, Jaheem Williams at his best. Ingeworth with a strike to the near post and Williams, two hands to it pushing it over. That was a good save. Reflex is excellent and Ingeworth denied his third of the season but Cavalier just kept coming. Pass outside to Irving, Irving dropping a shoulder, cutting in on the edge of the 18 yard box and look at that for a strike. Richard King picking up the assist and a good first touch from Irving who did well. The first step excellent and then drilling that into the far corner. Bouncing awkwardly in front of Williams who couldn't get close to it. I thought it was inside of the boot but it was actually the outside of the boot from Irving. His second of the season and it was tuned into Cavalier at that point. Just six minutes later they would have their third. Shaniel Thomas running through all the way into the roof of the net Thomas. Coming on as a substitute, basically his first touch. Just look at the defense of Limehaldo. Just watching him run through making no real attempt. And Thomas with six goals this season. A good return for Cavaliers number 17. They weren't finished two minutes later. Dwayne Atkinson would get through. Where was the Limehal defense? They were totally out of sorts. Open up his body well. Oh no. Goes to the near post. Tricking goalkeeper Williams. Smart from Cavaliers number 10. Who I think was desperate for a goal. He's only scored once this season. And no. An informed Dwayne Atkinson will always be danger for the opposition. His second 4-0 for Cavalier. Job done. There it is. Total domination in the fixtures for Cavalier. 16 shots. Seven on target for them. Nothing on target for Limehal. And they only had two attempts. One yellow card each. To Irving and Sewell respectively. Cavalier with majority of the corners. Majority of the possession at 62%. And all of the goals. A big performance by the Premier League leaders. 4-0. They defeat Limehal. Hail Irving. You got a goal. I know you set some goals for yourself coming into the season. In terms of goals and assists. How are we looking so far? I'm not looking bad thus far. Yeah you know you were the captain's arm brand today. You're the leader of the team in this particular game. What does wearing the captain's arm brand mean to you? It means a lot to me. I know this Cavalier team. You went to the final last year. You were a part of that team. You were unfortunately beaten by Mount Pleasant. Do you think that this is the season that you can get things right again and bring home yet another title for Cavalier? Definitely. Thank you very much. Best of luck for the rest of the season. Thank you. So Cavalier made light work of Limehal following their 12th win of the campaign while Limehal continued to find the going tough after suffering their 13th loss. We take a quick break on JPL in 30, much more right after this. To JPL in 30, the second match of Sunday's double header saw the resurgent Mullions united going up against a formidable Portmore side who were gunning for their 11th win of the campaign. Let's pick up the full match highlights. Three goes in four games for Stephen Young. Couldn't get a done target. Clayton Peck provided for Marshall. This is the best chance of the first half. Marshall to Barnett and he should have finished up Stephen Barnett. I think he should have just gone with the head. The chest finished so much harder. And a chance missed for Portmore. He was going to be one of those days for them. And then this into the second half and Jason Wright, intelligent run, intelligent finish. Great ball from Enrique Gordon who picked up the assist and Wright had it sixth of the season. 56 minutes down and Mullions were one goal ahead. It wouldn't stay for long. First to the Heavens, to the Heavens. Portmore almost converting right away Stephen Young. It came off the upright as well as the crossbar. They didn't clear properly and then Stephen Young with a strike that was blocked by Harrison and was almost within that same plate. This happened. Alex Marshall with the dink over the top. He saw the run of Jomari Morrison and that was a beautiful finish by the Portmore number 15 just redirecting the ball a subtle touch but enough to beat Harrison. Had the die vote but was beaten Harrison. One all. After 59 minutes Portmore right back into it and then they took the advantage. They carried it. They took the fight to Mullions. Stephen Barnett, eager to get his first goal of the season determined to get past a day in summers and that he did the stronger of the two. Harrison no chance. He was sprawled out on the ground and Barnett giving Portmore the two one advantage for his first goal in a Portmore shirt. He gets a hug from his head coach Peter Williams, Phillip Williams. What he didn't know was that Mullions had this kind of fight. This should have been another goal for Jason right there. He orchestrated the move, right? The pass from Mac Ferson and then in the intelligence pipe play with himself and Wilson but just couldn't get it done. Then right providing that for Dennis who had the strike on target was well saved. The moments it was from Mullions and then this again. Dennis into the box. It was a die from Dennis but Stephen Duvall he bought it blowing for a penalty and right made no mistake. They should have had a penalty earlier and Jason right calmly converting for 2-2. A smile on the face of Peter Higgins a point from Mullions and Portmore will look at that as two points drop in their search to get on top of the table. Yet again, 11 shots on target from Mullions 6 shots on target from Mullions from 11 attempts 5 on target for Portmore from 8 It was a busy second half for Mullions United and a busy afternoon for Stephen Duvall who had to show four yellow cards as there were 24 fouls in the piece. Four saves from Williams three from Harrison and the majority of the possession for Portmore but it's all square after 90 minutes. Mullions United 2 Portmore United 2 DJ Williams is with a man of the match none other than the brace the hero from a line, Jason Wright. Yeah today's man of the match, Jason Wright you got two goals I'm sure you're wishing you think you got three. Yeah, yeah definitely but it's an out of the game you're just first something is something but the most important thing we came away with a point against a very good team. I know you're a leader in this team here the captain and over the past couple of weeks there's been significantly there's been a significant improvement in the team's performances I'm sure you're very proud of that. Yeah definitely, I know a lot of credit goes to the coaching staff they have come and instilled a lot of discipline and struck that to the group and I know it's been off. I know I have to ask you a first question now you have seven goals in the league now not too far off from the top score is that something that you have your eye on? Long season man, long season many more games to go but definitely it's a joy to be on the score sheet and I hope in coming weeks I can be on the score sheet again. All right great performance today and best of luck for the rest of the season. Thank you very much. So Pope More shared the points for a sixth time while Mullines picked up their 16th point of the campaign much more still to come as we go to another break stay with us as Monday night football action back to JPL in 30 we kick off our Monday football feast with Clarendon Bay side beer united travelling to Kingston to face Waterhouse FCE here are the full match highlights Here's another look at it and Mitchell three goals in four games for the man who's come alive in the most recent pictures for Waterhouse showing the quality that even from a youth was evident Revaldo Mitchell with the goal in this matchup and here's another look at it and Mitchell three goals in four games for the man who's come alive in the most recent pictures for Waterhouse matchup Here he comes again and that shot spilled Fletcher was on hand literally second half action now, Beckford with a strike Foster equal to the task Cohen too was denied by Foster and again Beckford would test Foster he had to go low to his right and par that one away here again strike from the substitute Harris saved by the keeper initially and he really had to dig deep to keep Waterhouse with the lead dying moments Lorenzo low in the substitute testin Foster at the depth they could have drowned Waterhouse but at Hamilton was a life garden hand to spear them full time stats several shots on target from 11 attempts 13 for Waterhouse 26 fouls in this encounter two yellow cuts Fletcher with that handled attempt five offside three to Waterhouse 13 corners Waterhouse had four in a row in one instance they had nine of the 13 12 saves made several for Kemmer Foster what a performance he had the majority of the possession with spear but they have no goals Waterhouse with the sole goal in this encounter Kemmer on a night where Waterhouse were not at their best you certainly had to come up chomps for them how difficult a match was that for you yeah it was very difficult tonight as you see whenever functioning well in the midfield we think we give up too much space for Vir to play and they did play once they give them space to play they will hurt you but fortunately we come up with a clean sheet some changes in the defensive midfield and the back line for you no key system so no Damian Binz and that kind of exposed you even more yes you know Binz is out and injured Keitya as well so the youngsters have to step up and I think Christopher did a well good job today so I have to congratulate him for his first game and I think you are fairer you're not quite an old boy but you might be an old boy in this unit after being called upon so much in this kind of a match with so much stunning saves what kind of toll does that take on you and what's the recovery like as a goalkeeper to be honest you have to stay focused every time after a game like this and the recovery after a very very good ice bar rest when you get the time to rest and then you have feedback to go on training all that's possible would you rank this as the best performance of this season for you so far to be honest yes it's quite the great one I have so far so I hope I have many more to come the season is long so I hope so congrats on your performance Kemal get some rest enjoy the ice bar and we'll see you next week so Waterhouse get their 7th win while condemning beer united to their 9th loss the second match of the double header saw defending champions locking horns with the stars of the east harbour view let's see how that one panned out let's kick off on the Monday night from Judge John Anglin to DeMar Rose to the back of the net first goal of the encounter for DeMar Rose and what a pass that was from Judge John Anglin showing his quality 2 minutes in they would have broken the deadlock harbour view good quality being shown composure from DeMar Rose certainly not one known for goal scoring exploits but quality is quality Shaquille Bradford dodging forward got it to Guthrie first time touch to Daniel Green he fired first time save initially but into the business area and Devonte Campbell after Shaquille Bradford had missed kick he was able to finish Devonte Campbell the number 7 his second of the encounter of the season Devonte Campbell beaten at the near post they would come again Devonte Campbell in the thicker things forward Akima Jones left behind and the penalty was converted fully by Shaquille Bradford against his old team at the start of the transfer window he was a harbour view player but Waterhouse the parent the owner for him would have sold him to Mount Pleasant in the first time another ball across the harbour view line but it was handled by Devonte Campbell again darting down the byline and sent it across Bradford at the end of that one but he was offside second of action now easily handled in the end after the danger was shown. Devonte Campbell so many great moments with him releasing McCalla and that one at the near post was farmed away was played away by Glenroy Samwell Suley McCalla trying the over kick there and another attempt courtesy of Kimoni Bailey that went over the top Christopher Mason had seen enough here the full time Math statistics harbour view only one turn target from three attempts four from six to Mount Pleasant some 25 fouls in this encounter and it produced ten yellow cards six in the harbour view no red cards four offsides three to harbour view one corner to Mount Pleasant two saves made by Glenroy Samwell Mount Pleasant with a line shield position 53% and the majority of goals two to one in favour of Mount Pleasant we stand by for the interview with the man of the match Devonte back into the starting line up with a goal earning the team a penalty I feel very proud of my performance you know I was away for a while you know and to come back and get a goal and winning the penalty you know I couldn't ask for a better start tell me about that experience as well not many local base players have necessarily had the opportunity to explore their trade in England at Charlton Athletic yourself what was that trial like well it was a good opportunity and I just knew that I had to go and grab that opportunity with both hands and I just went there and did my best and talk to me about playing in another culture what was it like exploring football in England well it was it's much different you know they have better surfaces and you know the past the ball a lot quicker a lot faster you know so you have to be technically good because you know you mostly focus on techniques so you have to be technically good and I'm sure they enjoyed your speed as well yeah they did all right talk to me you came off a little bit early as well how is the leg how is the left leg not a serious injury well I hope not we're just gonna go back and assess it and see what's it being back into the starting line up I know that was a bit a bit frustrating for you throughout the season how important is you to get regular playing time in the starting level well it's very important because I know my quality and the coach is know my quality as well so you know the more game time I can create more I can help the team more and I can hopefully get more goals and assist continue to enjoy your play Devonte rest of that left leg we hope you return well for next week second goal of the season congrats again all right thanks we'll be right back Cavalier in Mount Pleasant to the top two teams 40 and 39 points respectively Tivoli Gardens, Portmore, Arnott Gardens and Waterhouse, round out of the top six 37 points all the way down to 26 for Waterhouse done beholden on 24 in the Monticabe united on 23 ahead of Harbourview and Veer both on 19 points on the line and of the lines round out the safe places at the moment 18 and 16 points and the relegation zone has the two new teams the Premier League, Treasure Beach and Leibhol 8 and 7 points respectively that's how we put a wrap on another edition of JPL in 30 on your home of champions sportsmax tune in next week for more riveting football action


We have another issue, which is the issue of taxation and how do we organize our taxes at EU level? I see that after the crisis, or now with the crisis of the coronavirus, this debate is more present in the agenda, so this is already something important. But we don't have yet anything firm on the table to start, for instance, challenging the fiscal pumping at EU level, the rulings at national level, who facilitate profit shifting of multinationals. I'm saying that because we just had the ruling from the General Court in Luxembourg, annuling the fine that was imposed at Apple, that was extremely bad news yesterday, probably you followed that. But in a way, as Greens in the European Parliament, we reacted to this by saying that this is a proof that we absolutely need to change our different norms that govern our taxation system in the EU. So also for you to know that the Parliament has just created a subcommittee on taxation matters, a permanent one. This is an all request on the side of the Greens, and that will exist. It will start working in September, together with my colleagues, Van Gogh and Kira, from Denmark, we will be the members there. And I think that our role will be basically to push for those issues, to build a common consolidated tax base for the EU, to go for the very famous CDCR, the Tax Transparency for Multinationals, which is very important. And also to see how do we break this unanimity rule at the council level on taxation. So no big development, no big revolution on that front for now. But the debate is there. And this, I think, is going to be one of our priorities. So we have to invest today, now, into a green economy and start investing in an unsustainable economy. And that is for sure. And that leads us to a very, very crucial point about the repayment of debt and potential austerity. Effectively, it is impossible to think of a sustainable level of debt in an unsustainable economy, in an unsustainable world. Very often, we talk about sustainability of debt. And before the crisis, everybody is saying, OK, sustainability of debt means you must not go beyond 3% of GDP deficit and 60% debt-to-GDP ratio. That was the so-called mantra for sustainability of debt. And there were the partisans of this orthodoxy, so to speak. And those were saying, hey, this is not the essential. We need to invest to build a better world, a sustainable world. Well, today, we know that regardless of the scenario, those 3%, 60%, stability and growth-backed rules will not be respected regardless. So the issue is really to invest in a sustainable economy because if we don't invest in a sustainable economy, tomorrow's world will not be sustainable. And if it's not sustainable, that goes back to my previous argument about destruction risk, the world will be disrupted. And if the world is disrupted, you can rest assured that the level of sovereign debt will just explode.


Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering EMC World 2016. Brought to you by EMC. Now, here are your hosts, Stu Miniman and Brian Gracely. Welcome back to EMC World 2016 here in Las Vegas. You're watching theCUBE. I'm Stu Miniman joined by Brian Gracely and EMC World started out really as the engineering teams coming and sharing with customers, how things go on the inside, how they're building products, the feedback from the customers. Happy to have on the program for the first time, Fidel Maruso, who's the SVP and general manager of Enterprise and Mainframe Solutions in the Core Technologies Division of EMC. Fidel, welcome to the program. Hey, thanks Stu, it's great to be here. All right, so a lot of your team is here, giving sessions, been working on lots of product announcements, talk about what brings you to EMC World and what your team's working on. So, the team in the middle of that long title, the core team runs Symetrix, and so VMAX, and so most of the team are here giving sessions around VMAX, VMAX All Flash, and VMAX Mainframe on V3, which came out last quarter. So, I think they're scheduled from nine in the morning until eight or nine at night. And so, some of them are engineers who have actually been here since the first conference that was ever done on EMC World, so. Yeah, so Fidel, a lot of people have short memories. Yep. So, you hear the word Symetrix and you think back to the 1990s. But, and even VMAX has been around for a while, so bring us up to speed as to architecturally and positioning Symetrix and VMAX are today. Yeah, so, we tend to take the word VMAX and Symetrix and think old and antique and going not really relevant in today's world. I can tell you that the customers I talk to, we run their mission critical applications, and about three or four years ago, we embarked on a journey to re-architect VMAX pretty much from the ground up. So, a whole slew of new hardware and new, you know, kind of off-the-shelf hardware, latest Intel processors, Infiniband, but really the core structural changes were around the software architecture. And we took our ingenuity operating system, which has all of the reliability, availability, and serviceability things that were known for throughout the industry. We re-architected for what we call cloud scale, but really what that was around was our metadata and making sure we had enough metadata to scale to cloud levels, you know, thousands and thousands of devices, millions of devices, adding in SNAP technology that had zero impact, you know, on SNAPs, and allowing us to have an embedded container that could, you know, allow you to provide native file from the box, you know, native embedded management. And so, that architecture we came out in 2014 with the V3 launch. Since then, we've been incredibly busy leveraging the foundational aspects of that architecture and adding in a number of things last year and probably a very well-kept secret at EMC. And it's hard to keep a secret in a big company, adding in flash technologies into that architecture. And that founded the foundation for the VMAX All Flash, which we launched on February 29th in London, so. Yeah, so, I mean, Flash isn't new to the VMAX.    Yeah, so we, you know, it is true. We're pioneers in flash and tiering and, you know, over the last couple of years, what we noticed was, you know, flash capacities becoming bigger, flash costs coming down in the marketplace and, you know, a number of things that we can do around our right caching with right folding and right coalescing to help optimize rights to the back end on flash arrays, okay? So it's a, on flash, you know, it's a different problem to solving for spinning disk. They're mechanical devices. They've got, you know, we've got 20-something years of history in knowing how oil leaks and all of those different things. And, you know, I'm not the best mechanical engineer around, but on flash, that comes with its own set of problems, you know, where you have to really worry about how long it'll last in managing the right. So we spend a lot of time on, you know, innovating around our cache algorithms to make sure that we coalesce and fold rights going to the back end. In addition to that, we added a lot of telemetry around looking at where, you know, the where out is going and looking at how we can get to lower rights per day drives and do that in such a way that our customers could still experience, you know, in fact, higher availability than they usually get from a VMAX. So out of the code that changed, I would say it was the hypermax code that we brought out in V3. The basis of that was about 14 million lines of code rewritten and of that about five to six million around optimizing flash. So a lot of code and, you know, it's, we have a great team and probably some of the best engineers I would say in the industry and, you know, that combined with the price points of flash with the efficiency technologies around compression that we're bringing onto the platform, you know, kind of now makes it a question of not will I deploy flash in my enterprise data center, but when will I deploy flash in my enterprise data center? And then we took all of our data services, layered those on top, and that has created a compelling value proposition for our customers. Yeah, beyond just performance, you know, you've got experience from a tiering and a hybrid perspective now in all flash perspective. Beyond just, you know, application performance, what other things have surprised you about customer use cases that are driving flash, you know, driving flash efficiency, all those things? So a lot of things, you know, I've spoke to a lot of customers here this week and performance is kind of a given, you know, and it's funny, you ask someone, how much performance do you need for an application? And they look at you and they say, I'll take as much as I can get because I don't really know. I don't really know when I'm going to get a burst. You only know when it's not enough. You only know when it's not enough. So that's the first piece. The second piece is the TCO around flash is really compelling. Just came from looking at a case study where a customer had taken 11 VMAX 40Ks, okay, and reduced them into one VMAX all flash array. So the amount of real estate and the data center they're going to save, the amount of power, the amount of cooling, the, you know, you're going to have less replacements of drives with spitting disk is less reliable than flash. All of that adds up to tremendous TCO savings for them. So they're looking at all of those aspects and then it becomes, it's an easier thing to manage.  But the, you know, the customers don't have to worry about that and potential unpredictabilities. We're the leader in tiering, but, you know, it is a more complicated approach than just having one single tier of flash. Yeah, one of the announcements this morning was around the Virtustream storage cloud. How excited are you to be able to say, go to your customers and now say, we not only have the best enterprise storage, we have the best enterprise storage cloud, you know, bringing those things together. It's phenomenal, you know, we did a little acquisition in the enterprise, this big long name of my group, whatever it is, but, you know, we basically acquired a small company, Twinstrata, in Massachusetts, two years ago, nearly this summer. And at the time, you know, it was a very strategic acquisition for us because what it does is it allows you to have a gateway from any block storage device out to a public cloud. We now today have support for Virtustream on the back of that. And actually the only tier that we support in the VMAX All Flash is you have the flash tier and you have a cloud tier. So if you have cold data or data you want to move off, now you have the ability to move that to either Virtustream, a public cloud, an object storage through our cloud array.  Now, Virtustream is particularly exciting because it's really focused on enterprise applications and that's where our strength is. You know, that's what we do well, that's what we understand well. And, you know, having that asset along with our enterprise storage is, it's, I think, a lot of value add for our customers. Yeah, Virtustream's always been a little bit of a diamond in the rough. I think now that EMC's going to bring it to light, I think, especially with the backup piece of it, it's going to get more and more visibility. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, we've been working tightly with those guys for the last, not, pretty much the last six to nine months. Yeah, you know, I think they came in and, you know, it's... Put them to work. Yeah, well, that's EMC, you know, it's... So, on the one end, we've got cloud and at the other end of kind of the technology spectrum, how about mainframes? Is part of your group? How does that fit into the overall picture? How is that still relevant for IT today? So, you know, it's funny, it's... This is a technology that I think is going to be in people's data centers for as long as many of us are actually going to be on this earth, okay? So, people trust it, they're relying on it with the new Z13 Business Class series. There are other applications, I think that people thought they were going to re-host that they're not necessarily re-hosting now that IBM is bringing down the cost of getting into the mainframe space. So, at the end of February, we announced mainframe support on VMAX 3. And it isn't just compatible mainframe support, we also announced new technologies like ZDP.  So, that's an innovation around there that we're doing. We're also... I'm also responsible for the disk library for mainframe. And in that, actually, we are going to attach that, we're going to have a supporting cloud array so that actually you can now take your backups to a disk library for mainframe and then move that data out to an object store, you know, with our technology. So, I think our mainframe business is vibrant. You know, we have a lot of customers who are joint mainframe and open. And they like to have the consistency of experience with one vendor, one platform, you know, kind of same manageability and the same kind of service and support behind it. So, we're alive and well. And we think this is, now that we have mainframe on V3, this is truly going to be a great year for us. Okay, so, understand mainframe really is, I mean, the main platform for EMC with VMAX, VMAX is the one that supports mainframe. When it comes to flash, EMC has a lot of options. Yep. If I don't have mainframe, how do you guys position that these days? So, you know, it's, so flash, we've got, you know, we're a tremendous rocket ship success with Xtreme I.O. Very fortunate to have that in the marketplace and be clearly the number one leader in all flash arrays. Now with the, you know, kind of adding to the portfolio with VMAX all flash and with Unity, you know, we're really moving into a situation where if you, for instance, in the enterprise, you want to, you have VMAX customer, you like VMAX data services and you want flash because that is the media of choice for people now moving forward, then that's one option for you. If you want the best efficiency technologies with deduplication and compression and Xtreme I.O., and clearly, you know, they're number one in the market, you know, for a very, very good reason, very simple to deploy, you know, then we have Xtreme I.O. And then with Unity, you know, you've got the file, you've got the, I don't know if you guys saw the new little brick that Jeff has. Incredibly easy to use, incredibly easy to deploy. I think, you know, we'll see a lot of uptick there that, you know, assuming we have the right pricing across the portfolio and then we support it all with our new warranty model, expect more across the board. So.  Our CTO, David Floyers, you know, done the forecast out there. Economically, we feel we're about at the cut-over, but, you know, these things usually take a long time. So what's the view point? So, you know, I worked for a very famous man in the storage industry a number of years ago and he's comment and I'll always remember it because I come from the server side of the world and he said, you know, in storage, things always move slower than you think until they don't, okay? And so, I think, you know, my personal opinion, I'm very bullish about the transition to flash, especially at the higher end of the line. And my range is, you know, I would say that I would expect to see at least 30 to 40% moving to all flash by the end of this year. And more back-end loaded as we come out with compression technologies, but I really think the commercials are there. You know, it's moved from kind of the incubator status into, you know, kind of grown-up citizen and I think it'll be very quick. Excellent. Fadama Russo, really appreciate you sharing everything that's going on with kind of symmetric VMAX product lines. 2016, EMC said, is the year of all flash, so we'll be back with lots more coverage here from EMC World 2016. You're watching theCUBE. It's always fun.