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HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, TWO AND A HALF MEN and MIKE & MOLLY all posted season-best audience deliveries, leading CBS to a Monday win in viewers and key demographics, according to Nielsen preliminary live plus same day ratings for Jan. 17.
HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER was first in households (6.3/10), viewers (10.51m), adults 25-54 (4.6/11), adults 18-49 (3.9/10) and adults 18-34 (3.1/09). HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER posted its best viewer delivery since March 2, 2009.
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT was second in households (6.0/09), viewers (9.85m), adults 25-54 (4.3/10) and adults 18-49 (3.2/08). RULES OF ENGAGEMENT posted its best deliveries in both households and viewers since March 8, 2010.
TWO AND A HALF MEN was first in households (9.4/14), viewers (15.55m), adults 25-54 (6.2/14) and adults 18-49 (4.6/11). TWO AND A HALF MEN posted its best viewer performance since March 8, 2010.
MIKE & MOLLY was first in households (7.9/12), viewers (13.03m), adults 25-54 (5.1/11) and adults 18-49 (3.8/09). Compared to the last first-run episode (on Jan. 3, 2011), MIKE & MOLLY was up +5% in households (from 7.5/11), +4% in adults 25-54 (from 4.9/11), +3% in adults 18-49 (from 3.7/09) and added +640,000 viewers (from 12.39m, +5%). MIKE & MOLLY posted series' highs in viewers.
HAWAII FIVE-0 (6.7/11, 10.62m) was first in adults 25-54 (4.0/10) and adults 18-49 (2.9/08).
For the night, CBS was first in households (7.2/11), viewers (11.70m), adults 25-54 (4.7/11) and adults 18-49 (3.5/09).
Updated Monday ratings will be available tomorrow.


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Punisher: War Zone - Movie Review
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Movies, Reviews, Marvel Comics,
Two hours of my life that will never come back.
I suppose I could end my review right there, but I won't. I didn't think the Thomas Jane "Punisher" movie was all that bad. My son called it a good old-fashioned guns and explosions movie. The Dolph Lundgren "Punisher" movie was beyond horrible. But, this one, under the Marvel Knights imprint, should have been a half decent action thriller. It wasn't. The actions scene were okay. Sort of low grade, but based on what they tried to achieve, okay. The acting was wooden, to say the least, and I am sure Ray Stevenson wishes they had renewed "Rome". I am also glad that Wayne Knight is collecting Sienfeld residuals.
But, God, couldn't they get a high school graduate to write the script? I know screenwriting is the cheapest part of any movie, but still. I know a few people that would write a screenplay for free just to get the credit. The dialogue is insipid beyond belief. The parts that I think were supposed to draw a laugh didn't and the serious parts did. Why Marvel is associated with this is a mystery to me. Guys, read the script first.
Dark Reign
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Marvel Comics,
And so, without further ado, we move into Dark Reign. I would like to start with the cover. Now, I am a guy, which means I love, shall we put it, well drawn women. I mean, at least as much as the next breathing male. But let's compare Emma Frost and the new, improved Loki. Emma looks, well, great, but Loki, even for an Asgardian seems a litlle…. well… too well built. The old joke used to be that there is only one letter difference between wow and cow and before I get into any more trouble, I will leave it at that.
The art was okay, which is a subject I usually don't opine on. Sure, I like good art from bad, but I'm more of a plot and story person. But it was alright except for Namor who is drawn to resemble the bum he was when Johnny Storm found him 45 years ago, but with a bad shave. Facially, not good and the hair is too short. Just doesn't look like Sub-Mariner to me, but with Atlantis destroyed for the 78th or 79th time, I suppose we can give him a pass.
But the story… that I liked. This ill-Illuminati seems to be off to a good start. The members distrust each other even more than the hero's illuminati. Everyone has his or her own agenda. They all want to kill the boss. Good stuff. And the fact that Norman has someone hiding in the shadows who worries even this group of baddies is cool. But who is it?
Did you ever watch Murder She Wrote starring Angela Lansbury? There are only six people in the story. Jessica Fletcher didn't do it. The victim didn't do it. That just leaves 4 suspects and we hope we can figure out the clues before the last scene. In comics, we can have a 500 issue limited series with clues in 499 of them pointing to one guy and in issue 500 the author changes his mind or just misled us and it is someone else. After one issue of "Dare Reign," I have premliminary thoughts. It has to be someone of immense power to intimidate these guys. Doom mentions a battle shaking this dimension. And as long as we don't need a rational motive for our mystery man to help Normie, my first guess is Mephisto or someone like him. The Beyonder isn't a bad guy. Galactus couldn't care less. An Elder of the Universe? It certainly isn't Ant-man.
Who do you think?
Here's A Quick Guide To Start Reading Comics
Posted by Kris Madden Categories: Collecting, Editorials, Reviews, Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Marvel Comics, Wizard Entertainment,
1. Pickup A Graphic Novel
It can be hard to pick up a comic book for the first time. Many times you're reading about a character who has a history spanning the last fifty years, which can cause difficulty in understanding the plot line and character's motivations.
Graphic Novels are usually self-contained, meaning that in order to follow the plot and storyline, there is no prior comic book history knowledge required. All the characters, special powers, jargon, etc is all within the pages you hold in your hands.
If you like superhero stories with an edge, a great starting place is Watchmen. It was recently made into a film, so you can even get a headstart on your friends by reading the book, and surprise them with your clairvoyance.
Maybe you're not a fan of super-heroes and want something more indie-flavored. Blankets is beautiful book about teen angst and a long distance relationship in the early 90's grunge era. With quotes from songs by The Cure, it's a can't-miss.
And if you'd like something in between with superhero-like characters, an indie-edge, and a beautiful noir storyline; I'd suggest any of Frank Miller's Sin City books. While you may have seen the movie, which is a spectacular translation of the work to film, the comics will introduce you to the format and structure of graphic novels.
Whenever someone tells me they think that comics are for kids, I usually give them a graphic novel to read. Though comics began with kids in mind, it has since changed drastically to include all age groups. While these are my favorites to give to friends and family, feel free to pick out whatever you find interesting.
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Emma Frost and the aftermath of Secret Invasion
Posted by David Torres Categories: Editorials, Marvel Comics,
The Marvel Comics mega-event "Secret Invasion" was very good. It won't go down as one of the greatest in my opinion, but it was still very good. I think it'll work better as a collected trade because the story seemed less episodic than limited series of the past.
To those of you who do not know the ending of "Secret Invasion," do not read any further, but for those who have let's discuss the aftermath - particularly Emma Frost the White Queen.
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Not so Secret Invasion
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Marvel Comics,
(Spoiler alert… wait… how can you spoil something that everyone already knows?)
So, Secret Invasion is over. Supposedly.The series is over and Dark Reign begins. But all this assumes that the comic companies believe that all their customers only read comics. See, comic stores are not like coffee shops. We are slaves to UPS and there is not much sense opening up hours before the Diamond shipment arrives. So I wake up in the morning and begin to read a newspaper, such as the New York Times. And lo and behold, on the second page of the Arts and Leisure section is an article on Secret Invasion. (Sarcasm alert) Comic delivery day is the only really day I have lots of work to do and any time-saver is appreciated.
Norm Osborn is the hero. Tony Stark is the goat. Janet is comic dead. Shield is kaput. The Avengers are leaderless. Even the Skrulls are up the creek. IN THE NEW YORK TIMES????
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New Wolverine photos posted on Marvel.com
Posted by David Torres Categories: Editorials, Movies, Marvel Comics,
I'm a huge Wolverine fan. He is and always will be my favorite X-Man. So much so, my son's middle name is Logan. (That's everyone's cue to yell FANBOY at their computer screens.)
When I first saw Hugh Jackman on-screen as Wolverine, I said to myself YES! Jackman's casting as Wolverine ranks as one of the best in Hollywood in relation to super-hero comic book movies. Christopher Reeve as Superman is by far the all-time best.
Jackman was great in all three of the X-Men films (yes, I liked X-3.) and I looked forward to a solo Wolverine movie if they were to do one. Well, next year I get my wish and Marvel.com has posted some stills from the upcoming movie.
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Why Is It So Darn Difficult to Make a Decent Punisher Movie?
Posted by Jonas Hinckley Categories: Editorials, Movies, Marvel Comics,
I know that in the general scheme of things, getting any kind of decent movie made is something of a miracle, but when you look at the succession of comic-book-related movies we've had in the last decade or so, it strikes me as rather ridiculous that this Friday we're about to get the third Punisher movie made since 1989, and from everything I've seen, it looks to be just as painful as the first two.
A slight caveat here, of course, is that I haven't seen Punisher:War Zone, so it could actually be good… but if it is, the studio and their marketing team sure are doing everything possible to hide that fact, including the horrible and extremely loud heavy metal soundtrack that hits you when you go to the official movie site—click the link at your peril.
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Iron Man: Warmonger or American Hero?
Posted by David Torres Categories: Editorials, Movies, Marvel Comics,
I finally got Iron Man on DVD the other day. Whenever I get a DVD of a comic book movie I ALWAYS get the double disc set because of the extras. I saw when I was ordering it online that this DVD had a history of the character in comics. I love comics and I love history so this was a win-win situation.
So I sat down one night and began watching the extras first before I even watched the film. I saw the film in the theater, so I could wait until I saw the extras first.
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Casting Captain America
Posted by David Torres Categories: Editorials, Movies, Marvel Comics,
Now that we know that the casting of Will Smith as Captain America was just a rumor, we can continue to debate who we would like to see be cast as Captain America. Personally I would like to go with an unknown. Prior to the Richard Donner "Superman," not many people knew of Christopher Reeve. Instead of going with a big name for the lead, they went with this unknown actor and surrounded him with well known actors like Marlon Brando, Gene Hackman, Ned Beatty, and Glen Ford. The movie was of course a big success and is now a classic. In my opinion, it's the best comic movie of all time. So I would go with an unknown, but here are some of the names floating around.
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Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Editorials, Reviews, DC Comics, Marvel Comics,
This week Diamond Comics shipped the paperback version of the classic JLA/AVENGERS saga. These came out in comic book form in 2003, but was only compiled in hardcover format for $75. Now we have a softcover at $19.99 and it is time to revisit this story.
I believed at the time that the entire concept was flawed. Kurt Busiek wrote a story in which every Avenger and every Justice Leaguer that ever existed made at least a token appearance. He succeeded in his mind, but not mine. By putting too many characters in a story, you lose the ability to focus deeply on any of them. Recall the series of Marvel/DC Crossover books. These stories usually had one hero and one villain from each universe and you had a real interaction among the heroes and villains. Remember Crossover One with a full Superman/Spider-Man story, Hulk/Superman, etc. You really got into how the characters reacted to each other. In Crossover 2 we had Batman/Punisher, Silver Surfer/Superman and Batman/Captain America. The other two books weren't as good, but it is always fun to match heroes from different universes. In my opinion, confining the epic to 7 or so stars from each universe would have made things much less cluttered and a better read. Characters kept coming and going so quickly it is difficult to keep track.
The story itself starts as one of the generic contest of champions ideas we have seen a million times before. Mystic artifacts being sought by both sides being manipulated by cosmic beings. Ho-hum.
No real detail in the battles to get an artifact and the 12 items are quickly divided up. They we get a mish-mash of heroes from diferrent universes interacting in a confusing way and then A Crisis on Infinte Earths climax against the super-duper villian with everyone throwing in a few shots. Been to the Source, done that.
It was, I suppose, a noble effort and it is certainly a better buy at $20 rather than $75. But as the pundit said about Dicken's Great Expectations, I hoped for more.
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Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
Malachy the Pekingese was named America's Dog and won Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show. A Dalmatian, German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, and Wire-Haired Dachshund were among the final group. The Westminster Kennel Club, America's oldest organization dedicated to the sport of purebred dogs, welcomed more than 2,000 canines to New York to complete in their 136th annual dog show.


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Our morning started early (3:30 am for me 4:30 am for the girls) After making it through airport security (The lines were CRAZY long but the girls had pre-check so that helped.) we walked right onto the plane and got settled. After an hour of sitting on the plane they had everyone get off and we waited another SIX hours in the terminal for a new airplane part to arrive and then we were once again loaded up but this time we got to take off.
Needless to say we missed our connecting flights out of Minneapolis and after a lot of conversations with Delta agents got our family of six booked on a flight out the next day direct to Idaho Falls. They change the return tickets for the girls and I so we could stay an extra week out West.
Natalie and Camille didn't care what was going on as long as they got to play together.
These girls were super excited about the t-shirts that came in their Delta over night bags. (Along with the mini toothpastes that they all thought were SO adorable.) They were so excited to stay in a hotel and have breakfast. I have never been so excited to be at a Marriott in my whole life.
Brad and Camille opted to head over to the Mall of America and ride roller coasters and explore the place. I was exhausted and poor Lizzy need to go to sleep.
At the airport for round 2 of "Let's fly to Idaho".
Loving the play area in the airport.
We finally made it to good old Idaho just 24 hours after we originally had planned. Our first stop was Albertson's...can I tell you how much I miss their great cereal sales!


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This is the most bizarre form of cheating. If you're going to cheat to get onto a degree course you have no hope of passing, then why not just buy a fake degree instead? Surely they can't imagine that the English on the course itself will be easier? The only reason I can think of to do this is if the student visa is just a cover for illegal immigration.
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The main objective of strategic communication is to build awareness in the community for strengthening the community institution building process and its sustainability. This will involve information, education and communications support for all components of the project to be implemented at the field level. The awareness programs and campaigns will focus on issues affecting social and/or economic activities of interest to rural poor, for example, institution building, livelihood enhancement, children's education, child labor, child marriages, HIV/AIDS. Following activities will come under this section.
- Creating awareness regarding livelihood options and approaches - Transparent, participatory and accountable institution building process is the key for sustainability of the community institutions initiated. The communication strategy will meet the needs for building the foundation.
- Training CCs and CRPs to introduce the issues of social and economic empowerment for discussion at the CBOs. The project would also enable the capturing and dissemination of experiences and learning at the CBOs based on these social and economic interventions.


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Our second ship tour of the Indian Ocean as part of the campaign for sustainable tuna fisheries ended last week. Combined with last year's tour, Greenpeace has been patrolling the region for illegal and unsustainable fishing practices for five out of the last 10 months.
During the last two months we have documented illegal and destructive fishing and have used our port stops to meet with key stakeholders and staged a direct action on a South Korean vessel found to have been fishing illegally. All of this has helped spark discussion about the future of tuna fishing in the Indian Ocean.
This is a long way from where we started last September when we arrived in the region for the first time with our ship the Rainbow Warrior. Our work this year has taken forward many of the conversations started last year and allowed us to start talking with many more people from different coastal states.
On the Esperanza we documented some of the illegal and unsustainable fishing that is happening away from government and public scrutiny. We exposed for a second year in a row evidence of illegal fishing by Sri Lankan boats inside the protected Chagossian waters and have submitted the evidence to the relevant authorities, including the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC).
We found evidence of tuna transshipments at sea where caught tuna is moved from fishing vessels into larger container ships, a practice notorious for allowing illegally caught fish into the supply chain. Back on land, we met with the Mauritian Fisheries Minister, Nicolas Von Mally, who agreed in writing to put forward a motion to ban transshipments of tuna at sea at next year's IOTC meeting. This is real progress.
While in Mauritius, the Esperanza was joined by a flotilla of local fishing boats as we sailed up the coast to the annual IOTC meeting, urging delegates to count the number of Indian Ocean tuna fishing boats and to ban the use of destructive Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) with purse seine nets.
Inside the meeting, our first ever formal delegation to the IOTC worked tirelessly to highlight the need for urgent reform.
Earlier, we had tracked down a vessel owned by South Korean fishing giant Dongwon found to have been fishing illegally in waters off the African coast. While the vessel was in Port Louis, Mauritius, we painted the word 'illegal' in English and Korean on the ship's hull. We also called on the Mauritian authorities to refuse permission for the vessel to unload. All of this culminated in the Mauritians refusing to let the vessel unload its untraceable and suspect catch.
In Reunion, more than 1,400 people toured the Esperanza over two days of open boats. Combined with meetings with key companies, fishermen and their unions, local NGOs and many media interviews we took our message about the urgent need for reform of tuna fishing to a big audience on the island.
Similarly in Madagascar we met with local fishermen to hear how the big tuna fishing boats are impacting their fishing and livelihoods. This was the first time that Greenpeace has worked on sustainable fishing issues in Madagascar and we made many useful contacts.
In total, we were at sea for two months documenting fishing at sea, while we talked with politicians, businesses, scientists, NGOs and fishermen on land.
In their different ways, it is clear that many of these very different groups recognise the need to change and improve the way tuna fishing is run and operated in the region. While we may not yet have agreement on what that change should be, our work over the past 10 months has ensured that a dynamic and far-reaching debate has properly begun. This is the first step towards change.
Now the hard work of securing that strong and lasting change to protect tuna stocks and the wider Indian Ocean marine environment begins.
Oliver Knowles, Greenpeace International senior oceans campaigner
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As a senior (2014): Did not miss a spring race, competing with both the varsity eight and second varsity eight…saw at bow with the V8 in the first two races, then stroked the JV8 in four races before finishing the season in the two seat of the varsity eight the final five races…sat at two for the varsity eight's silver medal winning performance at the WIRA Championships…raced with the varsity eight all four years of her career…never missed a race during her career.
As a junior (2013): Competed with the second varsity eight in each of the boat's first seven spring races before making the jump to the varsity eight for two races…both of those appearances in the top boat came at bow at the WIRA Championships…with the second varsity eight, she sat at bow three times, the six seat on three occasions, and once in the four seat.
As a sophomore (2012): Competed with the varsity eight in every spring race for the second consecutive season…sat at bow in the first race of the season, before switching to the seven seat for six races, and finally the three seat during the boat's final five races…was one of just five Hornets to compete with the top boat in every spring race…helped the boat to a bronze medal at the WIRA Championships, and a sixth place showing (out of 33 entries) at the Dad Vail Regatta in Philadelphia.…also competed at bow in one race with the varsity four at the season-opening Sacramento State Invitational.
As a freshman (2011): Competed in the two seat with the varsity eight in every spring race…that included winning a bronze medal at the WIRA Championships with the team's top boat…one of two freshmen (Julia Lathrop) that competed with the varsity eight all season.
High School: A 2010 graduate of Archbishop Prendergast High School in Drexel Hill, Pa…competed in four years of rowing and one season of field hockey…rowed with the varsity four, second varsity eight and varsity eight for the Pandas…placed first with her boat three straight years at the Upper Merion Invitational (2008-10)…competed with the varsity eight in both 2009 and 2010, and with the second varsity eight in 2007 and 2008…named team MVP in 2009, and was recipient of the Coaches Award in 2010.
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Despite a new round of defense spending cuts on the horizon, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said he has no plans to scale back plans to grow the fleet or execute the defense strategy that calls for a pivot to the Pacific.
"We must remember that isolationism just isn't an option … we are the world's only global Navy," Mabus said during a luncheon Wednesday at the Navy League's Sea, Air and Space Expo at National Harbor, Md. "We have to be forward deployed to defend the American people and to protect out national interests."
Mabus' comments came as the Pentagon unveiled its $527 billion base budget for 2014. The overall White House's $3.77 trillion federal budget assumes lawmakers will reach a deal to avoid sequestration, including reducing automatic defense cuts over the next decade to $100 billion, down from $500 billion.
The new spending plan includes an additional $150 billion in defense reductions over the next 10 years, but Mabus said the new cuts are "concentrated toward the end of that time, giving us the opportunity to plan."
The Navy stands to get another $23.3 billion for ships such as the Virginia-class submarine, Littoral Combat Ship and Aegis destroyer.
Mabus, who took over as secretary of the Navy in 2009, continues to push for a larger fleet.
"From the moment I took office, ship building and making sure our sailors and Marines have the right platforms for success has been a priority for me," he said.
Between 2001 and 2008, the Navy's fleet shrank from 316 ships to 278 ships. That same year, the service placed three ships under contract, said Mabus. Since December 2010, the Navy has contracted 47 ships.
"We are executing a plan that arrests the declining number of ships, and soon the fleet will begin to grow with more and more capable ships," Mabus said. "The budget and the plan we have submitted to Congress brings the fleet to 300 ships before the end of this decade."
This represents a "critical turnaround" since the Pentagon's new defense strategy is largely maritime and focuses on the Pacific and Gulf regions, Mabus said. "In the coming years, we are going to be moving more of our ships and their crews forward," he said.
Part of the forward basing plan includes basing four DDG 51 destroyers in Spain for "ballistic-missile defense patrols" under security cooperation efforts in the European and African regions, Mabus said.
"By forward basing these four, they take the place of 10 ships if we were rotationally-deploying them from the United States," he said.
Similarly, the Navy will be forward basing four Littoral Combat Ships in Singapore.
"We are going to be using these LCS differently; the ships will remain and the crews will rotate," Mabus said, emphasizing how important forward basing is to partnership building in the future. "I will tell you that countries around the world recognize the value of our Navy and its forward deployed forces as much as we do."


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Obama's '$4 Billion for Exxon' Myth
In the final days of the campaign, Barack Obama continues to land the same sucker punch on taxes he used in the debates -- and John McCain continues to take it on the chin.
In the last debate, Sen. Obama said, "We both want to cut taxes, the difference is who we want to cut taxes for. . . . The centerpiece of [McCain's] economic proposal is to provide $200 billion in additional tax breaks to some of the wealthiest corporations in America. Exxon Mobil, and other oil companies, for example, would get an additional $4 billion in tax breaks."
That $200 billion figure is false. Yet FactCheck.org and most reporters never bothered to ask Mr. Obama where he came up with it. FactCheck.org did discover that Mr. Obama's claim about "$4 billion in tax breaks for energy companies" came from a two-page memo from the Center for American Progress Action Fund -- a political lobby headed by John Podesta, former chief of staff to Bill Clinton, with tax issues handled by two lawyers, Robert Gordon and James Kvaal, former policy directors for the John Kerry and John Edwards campaigns. Those lawyers confused average tax rates (after credits and deductions) with the 35% statutory rate on the next dollar of earnings, so that cutting the latter rate from 35% to 25% would supposedly cut big oil's $13.4 billion tax bill by 28.5%, or $3.8 billion. That is not economics; it is not even competent bookkeeping.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, by contrast, correctly notes that, "Senator McCain has called for the repeal and reform of a number of tax preferences for oil companies," which would raise the oil companies' taxes by $5 billion in 2013.
When fact checkers do look into campaign claims on taxes, they invariably cite estimates from the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution's Tax Policy Center (TPC). The TPC estimates that the McCain corporate tax cuts would lose $734.7 billion of revenue over 10 years (2009-2018). Mr. McCain would also allow immediate expensing through 2013 for equipment normally written-off over three to five years, but no deduction for interest expense if the investment was made with borrowed money. Once equipment has been written off in 2009 or 2010 it can't be written-off in later years, so the estimated revenue loss over 10 years is only $45 billion, or $4.5 billion per year. Altogether, that adds up to $78 billion a year in corporate tax cuts, not $200 billion.
Yet the $78 billion TPC estimate is also nonsense because it's entirely static. The estimate assumes raising or lowering corporate tax rates has no effect on corporate decisions about where to locate production, income or costs, and no effect on the economy's performance. If that made sense, the corporate tax rate could be doubled to 70% and the only effect (according to TPC estimates) would be to double corporate tax receipts. Such a static analysis is obviously worthless, yet it is nonetheless crucial to the TPC's estimates of the revenue supposedly lost from the McCain plan and its alleged distributional effects.
Mr. McCain proposes to cut the corporate tax rate to 30% in 2010-11, 28% in 2012-13, 26% in 2014, and 25% thereafter. The timing could be better. Why not cut the corporate tax rate to 28%-30% right away? Could anyone doubt that would help struggling businesses to minimize cutbacks and layoffs? Could anyone doubt it would invigorate the stock market?
Phasing in tax-rate reductions -- as in 1981 and 2001 -- has become a bad habit among Republicans. The trouble is that knowing tax rates will be lower in the future provides incentives to delay earning and reporting income until after they fall. In the American Economic Review, December 2006, University of Michigan economists Christopher House and Matthew Shapiro found "the phased-in tax cuts called for in the 2001 tax bill worked to depress employment as firms and workers waited for the lower tax rates to materialize."
In the U.S today, the combined federal and state tax on corporate profits averages 40%, which is increasingly out of line with the rest of the world. The average corporate tax rate dropped to 25.9% in 2008 from 37.7% in 1996 among 97 countries surveyed by KPMG, and to 23.2% from 38% in the European Union. Corporate tax revenues typically increased as a share of GDP after tax rates were reduced. Countries with corporate tax rates from 12.5% to 25%, such as Ireland, Switzerland, Austria and Denmark, routinely collect more corporate tax revenue as a share of GDP than the anemic 2.1% figure the Congressional Budget Office projects for the U.S.
In a new Tax & Budget Bulletin at Cato.org, Jack Mintz of the University of Calgary estimates that a federal-state corporate tax rate higher than 28% loses money for the government. Kimberly Clausing of Reed College estimated revenues would be maximized with a 33% federal and state tax. Kevin Hassett and Alex Brill of the American Enterprise Institute found "the revenue maximizing point has dropped over time, and is about 26%." In all of these studies, cutting the federal tax to 28%-30% sooner rather than later is very likely to raise revenue.
Regardless who wins the election, an accelerated version of Mr. McCain's original plan -- to cut the corporate tax rate to 28%-30% and expense investments in business equipment -- is by far the most potent "stimulus plan" anyone has yet proposed. And far from costing $200 billion a year, as Mr. Obama claims, it wouldn't cost a dime.
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HOUSTON — A chorus of National Rifle Association leaders on Saturday warned members at the group's annual meeting that President Barack Obama and gun control advocates will stop at nothing to curtail their rights.
Using dire language, they predicted that liberals will try to use the next shooting tragedy to rally support for gun control measures far stronger than what's been debated since the December shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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"Revenge is what is motivating the president's unremitting challenge to gun owners today," said Jim Porter, who will formally become the group's president on Monday. "Obama is meeting and plotting with the who's who of the gun ban movement."
NRA chief Wayne LaPierre said the Senate vote two weeks ago to block background check legislation "is but one skirmish in what can only be defined as one long war against our Constitutional rights."
He said the group is "in the midst of a once in a generation fight for everything we care about."
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LaPierre announced that the NRA has grown to a record 5 million members in the wake of the post-Newtown battle.
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Despite growing protests, the US government's Voice of America (VOA) broadcasting system is determined to go ahead with budget cutting plans and cancel shortwave radio broadcasts into China.
"This is another alarming sign that America is cowering before China's gangster regime," Representative Dana Rohrabacher said.
"The Chinese people are our greatest allies and the free flow of information is our greatest weapon," said Rohrabacher, a Republican and member of the House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee.
To save about US$8 million, VOA is firing 45 of its 69 Chinese-speaking journalists and as of October next year will stop all of its radio and TV programs aimed at China. Instead, it will expand Internet and other digital media efforts — especially mobile-phone operations — to get uncensored news into China.
Sources say that there is enormous opposition to the plan within VOA and the conservative Washington Times has quoted an unnamed US government official as saying that in Tibet and Xinjiang, "shortwave is a lifeline to those who are cut off from all but the official media."
"Those who are limited to shortwave still represent millions of highly motivated information seekers," the official said.
"Beijing puts millions of dollars into jamming shortwave signals to keep out stories about a dissident talking about nonviolent dissent, the Dalai Lama discussing the real situation in Tibet or growing protests throughout China by those who have been displaced by government malfeasance," he said.
At the same time, China is greatly expanding its own propaganda broadcasting service, especially programming aimed at North America.
Other sources have told the Taipei Times the Chinese government lobby in Washington had been working hard to persuade the administration of US President Barack Obama that VOA broadcasts amount to "an unfriendly gesture."
"The decision by VOA to end its broadcasts into China is a major victory in the propaganda war for Beijing," a senior congressional staff member said.
However, although many members of Congress were opposed to the move, it was not considered greatly significant when considered within the whole of Obama's new budget package, the staffer said.
"There are too many other major priorities to deal with and I'm afraid the VOA's China decision will just slip through," he said.
In comments to the Washington Times published on Tuesday, John Tkacik, a former US State Department official and China specialist, said the decision to stop shortwave broadcasts was "ironic" because they "are much more difficult [and labor intensive] to jam than VOA's digital, social media and satellite broadcasts."
"The Egypt demonstrations were organized via text messaging and Facebook, but those media are very tightly monitored and censored in China," Tkacik told the paper. "So, I'm not sure it makes much sense for VOA to divert all its efforts into social and digital media."
In unpublished comments obtained by the Taipei Times, Tkacik said ending VOA's Mandarin broadcasts would represent a major victory for Beijing in what he called "the global propaganda wars."
"Chinese communist media have completely unfettered access to US audiences and Beijing is now building up its US programming, both via cable TV channels as well as via its so-called 'Confucius Institutes,'" he said. "The Broadcasting Board of Governors [BBG] is cutting American programming to the world's biggest potential audience … [and] Taiwan has curtailed its free broadcasts into China to avoid antagonizing the Chinese.


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A primer on Chechen ties
Chechen rebels — in the spotlight now because of the reported background of the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings — have a history with Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Bin Laden backed the Chechen rebels in the 1990s during their civil wars with Russia, and then-Russia Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (the country's current president) has claimed that Bin Laden even visited with the rebels to help them become an independent Muslim state in the region, The Associated Press reported in 1999.
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The Council on Foreign Relations has also said that the "the Islamic International Peacekeeping Brigade (IIPB) is the primary channel for Islamic funding of the Chechen guerrillas, in part through links to Al Qaeda-related financiers on the Arabian Peninsula."
( Also on POLITICO: Bombing motive: Far from obvious)
The two suspects in Monday's Boston Marathon bombings are Muslim and of Chechen descent — Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, who is still at large; and 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was killed following an early morning police pursuit in suburban-Boston. It is too early to tell whether they were radicalized in the U.S. or in Chechnya and whether it was politically motivated.
Despite the brothers' reported Chechen roots, the motivation for the attack on the marathon remains unclear, and it is not known where the bombers became radicalized, whether in the U.S. or abroad.
Moscow-backed Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov released in a statement on his Instagram account that since the Tsarnaev brothers grew up in the U.S., "their views and convictions were formed there."
"Tragic events have taken place in Boston. As a result of the terrorist attack, people have died. We earlier expressed sympathy for the residents of the city and the people of America. Today, as media is reporting, in the arrest attempt a certain Tsarnaev was killed. It would have been logical, if he would have been arrested and an investigation conducted, and all circumstances and the extent of his guilt clarified," Kadyrov said in the statement.
He continued: "Evidently, special forces needed to calm the public by any means necessary. Any attempts to draw connections between Chechnya and the Tsarnaevs, if they are guilty, are futile. They grew up in the U.S., their views and convictions were formed there. It's necessary to search for the roots of the evil in America. The whole world needs to fight terrorism. This we know better than anyone. We wish recovery to all the victims and share in the mourning of the Americans."
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told POLITICO that Chechen fighters are some of the "most involved" in supporting "international jihad."
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"Chechen fighters are some of the most involved in international jihad throughout the globe. We've seen them in Afghanistan, we've seen them in Iraq, they show up all over the place," Graham told POLITICO.
Graham continued: "I have no idea if these guys are connected to some terrorist organization or not but we do know that when it comes to international jihadist that a component of Chechens have been the most involved, some of the most radical."
While during the 1990s, thought the U.S. government did not officially support the Chechens, there were many Americans who supported their aspirations of independence from Russia. That changed in 2002 when U.S. special forces worked to help the Russian military in the country of Georgia, particularly in the Panski Gorge region where Chechen rebels occupied, U.S. Army Special Forces Lt. Col. Robert W. Schaefer told POLITICO.


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ECU Calibration with CANape
The primary application area of CANape is in optimizing parameterization (calibration) of electronic control units. During a measurement process, you can simultaneously calibrate parameters and record signals. The communication between CANape and the ECUs takes place via protocols such as XCP or via microcontroller-specific interfaces with the VX1000 measurement and calibration hardware. CANape supports various ADAS sensors such as radar, LIDAR and video. Combined with high-performance hardware, CANape can store multiple gigabytes of data per second. Calibration data management and convenient measurement data evaluation including data management as well as reporting make CANape a complete tool for ECU calibration. Of course, CANape also provides access to bus data, diagnostic data and analog measurement data.
- Open and flexible platform, since it is based on standards
- Acquire and log measurement data from a wide variety of sources time-synchronously, and, if necessary, analyze it in vMDM – a cloud-based measurement data management system
- Convenient calibration and management of parameters and direct transmission to server-based or cloud-based calibration management systems
- High-performance connection to controllers and sensors (radar, LIDAR, video ...) with outstanding measurement data rates
- Reliable ADAS logging solution for comprehensive testing
- Easy integration of analog measurement equipment with high sampling rates
- Automatic measurement data evaluation through data mining
- User-friendly visualization of Simulink/Stateflow models
- Rapid prototyping platform as an efficient runtime environment for code and models
- Open interfaces for hardware integration with third-party suppliers
Application Area Measurement & Calibration
Calibration/Parameter Setting
Representation in parameter setting is either alphanumeric or graphic. User-configurable panels give the user a customized interface for displaying and calibrating characteristic parameters. The following functionality is offered in parameter setting/calibration:
- You can set parameter values either online in the ECU's memory or offline in the cache of CANape. The Offline mode lets you process ECU parameters before or after measurement without requiring a connection to the ECU.
- Parameter calibration in parallel to measurement data acquisition
- All of an ECU's parameters can be calibrated in a single window, the Parameter Explorer
- Structures with parameters can be viewed in their entirety in the Parameter Explorer
- Generation of a parameter set based on a specific time point in the measurement file
- Merging of parameter sets to make new version levels and feed the data back into software development via C, H or MATLAB files
- Parameter set files are managed in CDM Studio
- Parameter set files can be loaded, visualized and edited in calibration windows. This also enables batch operations on parameter set files.
CANape acquires internal ECU measurement parameters synchronous to ECU processes via the CCP and XCP measurement and calibration protocols. Data measured from the ECUs are logged time-synchronous with other measured data (from serial bus systems, GPS, audio, video or from other measuring equipment) and are represented in many different ways. The multi-recorder concept makes it possible to simultaneously configure different measurements and start and stop them independently of one another. Each recorder saves its measured values in a separate file.
Features of measurement data acquisition and visualization in CANape include:
- Various window types and user-definable panels for graphic representation
- The ASAM measurement data format MDF 4.x writes measurement files without a time-consuming post-process for sorting. MDF 4.x also supports measurement files with a size over 4 GB.
- CAN bus data may be logged in either BLF or MDF 4.x format
- Detailed display of DAQ list utilization in the measurement configuration
- Optimized DAQ lists configuration enables maximum data transfer independent of data types
- Analysis of bus communication in the Trace window
- Structures defined in the ECU source code can be used as measurement objects
- Virtual signals can be calculated online with the help of an internal script language or with MATLAB/Simulink models by combining real variables from various sources
- Extensive trigger options for data logging including pre-trigger and post-trigger times (also for audio and video)
- Time-synchronous acquisition of scalar values and arrays
- Decoding of encrypted CAN messages
- Configuration of the Vector data loggers for CCP and XCP measurements including seed & key handling
- Rates of up to 100 MByte/s for XCP data and radar raw data are possible from the ECU depending on the interface used with the VX1000 measurement and calibration hardware data
- Reliable and time-synchronous documentation of driving situations via audio and video recordings without keyboard input
Supported Hardware Interfaces and Protocols
- Bus monitoring of CAN, CAN FD, Automotive Ethernet, SOME/IP, FlexRay, LIN, SAE J1939, GMLAN, CANopen and MOST
- XCP on CAN, CAN FD, FlexRay, Ethernet, RS232
- High-speed controller interfaces such as JTAG, DAP, LFAST, RTP/DMM, Nexus AUX, AURORA via Vector's VX1000 measurement and calibration hardware
- Fast PCIe processor interface over VX1000
- Interfaces for video sensors
- DoIP (Diagnostics over Internet Protocol)
- ISO 14230 (KWP2000 on CAN) and ISO 14229 (UDS). ISO/TF2 and VW-TP2.0 transport protocols
- ISO 14229 (UDS) over FlexRay with the ISO transport protocol and the "AUTOSAR" and "BMW" transport protocols upon request
- KWP2000 on K-Line
- Measurement technology from many third-party manufacturers
Others upon request.
The VX1000 System is a modular solution with a data throughput of more than 100 MByte/s for measurement and calibration tasks. It can be used in the vehicle, on test benches or in the laboratory. To achieve maximum data throughput with minimal effects on ECU execution times, data is accessed via microcontroller-specific data trace and debug interfaces.
By using the standardized XCP on Ethernet protocol, in addition to interfacing with CANape you can interface to other measurement and calibration tools as well. Depending on the controller used, a measurement may have practically no effect on the controller.
- Vector scalable measurement and calibration hardware VX1000 for maximum data transfer rates of up to 100 MByte/s
- Vector hardware for CAN, CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay, Ethernet and MOST
- Yokogawa's quick measurement technology solution RAMScope via AUD interface
- ETAS`s XCP-on-Ethernet Interface for Automotive ECUs XETK
- Compact Dynamic's solutions for ECU connections via Dual Ported RAM
- iSYSTEM's on-chip & in-circuit emulations for various processors and via different debugger interfaces
CANape records measured data fully automatically as a stand-alone data logger. The tool acquires internal ECU data synchronous to analog measured data and bus data with the help of prepared measurement configurations.
Data logging made easy
Data loggers are autonomously operating, robust devices that are permanently installed in the vehicle and log measured data over a longer period of study. In combination with a conventional industrial PC on the market, CANape meets all of the preconditions required for use as a data logger:
Time-synchronous signal logging from a wide variety of sources: ECUs, communication buses, measurement sensors, video, audio and GPS.
Start of a preconfigured measurement without requiring user interaction.
Fault-tolerant measurement: if errors occur, measured data acquisition continues or is reset, e.g. in case communication is interrupted.
You can use trigger conditions to reduce the volume of saved data and start (diagnostic) scripts such as fault memory reports.
Recording of audio comments during measurement: the driver's voice recorded with a microphone supplies important auxiliary information on the specific driving situation for analysis, and lets the driver keep both hands on the steering wheel.
CANape supports among other things:
- Many common high-resolution radar and video sensors
- LIDAR sensor components such as IBEO HAD, Quanergy, Velodyne
- µEye-cameras from the company IDS Imaging Development Systems as reference camera
- Other cameras with a DirectX driver are also supported
- ADMA gyro system for vehicle dynamics testing from GeneSys Elektronik
- NMEA-compatible GPS receiver
An open interface is available for integrating other systems: the DAIO (Digital/Analog IO) interface for high-performance analog measurement solutions. Users can create the drivers needed for this themselves. In development, Vector can support you with sample programs, a driver generator and other services.
The following measuring devices can be interconnected to CANape:
- Vector I/O solutions
- All measurement data acquisition devices connected to the PC via the CAN bus, e.g. devices from the companies Caetec, CSM, IMC or Ipetronik
- AD-Scan MiniModul pro from CSM (2 Mbit/s bandwidth with overclocked CAN bus for up to 10 kHz sampling rate)
- CSM 800 kHz measurement solution with EtherCAT to XCP on Ethernet Gateway
- ETAS measurement module series ES400 and ES600 - ES650
- Analog and digital measurement hardware from NI, including the DAQmx series
- IMP thermal measurement module from Solartron
- ADwin systems from Jäger Computergesteuerte Messtechnik
- QuantumX and SoMat eDAQ from HBM
- Mx-SENS 8 over XCP on Ethernet from Ipetronik
- faceLAB from Seeing Machines (video systems for acquiring visual perspectives in the areas of driving safety research and human-machine interaction)
- Dikablis from Ergoneers (video systems for acquiring visual perspectives in the areas of driving safety research and human-machine interaction)
An open interface is available for integrating other measurement systems: the DAIO (Digital / Analog IO) interface for high-performance analog measurement solutions. Users can create the drivers needed for this themselves. In development, Vector can support you with a development kit, sample code, documentation and services.
Measuring and calibrating per ASAM MCD3
CANape's automation interface offers functions that enable symbolic access to bus and ECU data. A positive effect is the significant time and cost savings for potential application programs. The functionality of the automation interface is organized into the following areas:
- Setting up devices: all bus and ECU interfaces supported by CANape are available via the automation interface (CAN, LIN, FlexRay, Diagnostics, CCP and XCP)
- Measuring: supported are functions for setting up the measurement configuration, starting and stopping the acquisition process and for accepting the measured data
- Reading and calibrating parameter values
- Diagnostics: setting input parameters, executing diagnostic functions, polling output parameter values, reading fault memory
- Executing scripts
The typical use case for the automation interface is test benches. CANape supports the ASAM interfaces ASAP3 and ASAM MCD 3MC as well as a problem-oriented C-API and a user-friendly, high-performance COM interface. Access to diagnostic data is also via an easy to use interface, which reduces the complexity of a MCD3-D interface to just a few functions.
Overview of your advantages
- CANape's universal interface gives a client application access to key vehicle bus systems and protocols.
- Great flexibility by convenient integration of CANape in different tool chains: that is how CANape can be controlled via Excel, MATLAB M-Files, test benches, Visual Basic programs and many more.
Application Area Diagnostics & Flashing
Besides handling diagnostics for individual ECUs, CANape also gives the user a look at vehicle functions across ECUs by means of functional addressing. Besides CAN and FlexRay, the K-line is also supported as a physical interface. CANape can also be used to symbolically access diagnostic data and services. The description files may exist either in ODX format or in the Vector CDD format. If no special diagnostic description file exists, the supplied generic files for UDS and KWP2000 enable symbolic access to functions and raw data.
As a diagnostic tester CANape offers these functions:
- Diagnostic console from which you can select, parameterize and execute diagnostic functions
- Window for displaying and processing fault memory, symbolic display of DTCs, and environmental data
- Integrated access to measurement, calibration and diagnostic data, e.g. with visualization of fault memory entries in the Graphic window
- ODX-controlled flash programming by script
- Analysis of all aspects of diagnostic communication in the Trace window: messages, transport protocol data, protocol data, and diagnostic data
- Address-oriented access to A2L-defined ECU data via diagnostic functions
- Visualization of the chronological flow of diagnostic functions
- Scripts for automating diagnostic sequences
- .Net, as a script language, provides many new diagnostic functions and enables exchange of scripts between Vector diagnostic tools – this eliminates the need to maintain different scripts.
- Easy-to-use automation interface for executing diagnostic services
- Functional addressing, e.g. use of a diagnostic function to query the IDs of multiple ECUs
- Support of 3D servers on request
- Access to OBD data with dedicated display in the OBD window
In flashing new program versions, both the CCP/XCP and diagnostic protocols are supported. The easiest way to perform diagnostic-based flashing is to use vFlash projects. The flash tool from Vector supports over 50 different flash specifications with user-friendly templates. The process involves implementing ECU-specific sequences in vFlash projects. You can select these projects in CANape and use them directly for flashing.
Application Area Measurement Evaluation
Evaluation of Measured Data & Data Mining
CANape offers you numerous options for easy processing and evaluation of data from previous measurements – either manually or automatically:
- Script-driven and automated evaluation of measurement files
- Arithmetic evaluations using the integrated script language, your own C/C++ based functions or MATLAB/Simulink models
- Convenient search function and analysis of large quantities of data via the data mining user interface
- Convenient linking of search conditions permits efficient description and execution of complex analyses
- Display of signals over a time axis or XY representation
- Manual study of signal responses by zoom, search functions, and measurement cursors
- Input of comments for offline analysis
- Use of customizable print templates
- Import and export of different measurement file formats
- Export of sequences from measurement files with synchronous video segments
- Easy handling of measurement files with the Measurement File Manager
Case Study Daimler: "Analyze large quantities of measurement data rationally and flexibly"
On test benches and in durability tests, automotive OEMs collect important information on the behavior of vehicle components under realistic conditions. However, in view of the enormous quantities of data that are generated and their complex interrelationships, it is often a time-consuming process to subsequently identify and analyze the relevant data sets. To accelerate the analysis of measurement data in testing its automatic transmissions, Daimler AG relies on automated data evaluation by the CANape measurement and calibration tool.
Highlights Version 17.0
- Optimal memory utilization enabled by a 64-bit architecture
- Measuring and calibrating AUTOSAR adaptive ECUs via SOME/IP services
- Integration of application-specific Ethernet protocols in conjunction with ADAS sensors
- Reliable management of your local measurement data
- Direct connection between CANape and vMDM for efficient measurement data access and analysis
- New CANape log as robust and easy-to-use stand-alone solution for challenging ADAS logging projects (available with a service pack from CANape)
- Logging, visualizing and creating data objects efficiently in ADAS development
- Certificate-secured diagnostic access is possible via the Vector Security Manager
- With a single VX1000 POD you can measure and calibrate ECUs with combined processor and controller architectures
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In the ADAS field, numerous sensors are used, each with large description files, and these take up a lot of memory in a measurement. In a 32-bit application, a maximum of 4 GB of memory is available for the entire application. With 64-bit version of CANape 17.0, you can now fully utilize all the available memory of your PC.
Ethernet has become established as an internal vehicle communications network, and it covers many application cases. They include implementation of a vehicle backbone as well as use areas in the ADAS and infotainment domains. Many different protocols are used to fulfill all the communication requirements that have been set in these areas. They range from conventional signal-based and PDU-based data exchange to service-oriented communication over SOME/IP, vehicle diagnostics over DoIP and time synchronization and audio/video streaming. In the logging and validation use cases, support of customer-specific Ethernet protocols is often an additional requirement.
Measuring and Calibrating via SOME/IP Services
Conventional, signal-based communication is increasingly being supplemented by service-oriented communication schemes. For example, the AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform consistently takes a service-oriented approach. Service-oriented communication frequently builds upon the TCP/IP protocol stack and utilizes communication middleware such as SOME/IP. The transmitted network message, i.e. the Ethernet frame, and the actual application view diverge from one another much more than in signal-oriented communication over CAN, for instance. Furthermore, definition of the service interfaces and associated data structures is decoupled from the specific network transmission method and network topology.
CANape users can make a seamless transition from previous embedded ECUs to AUTOSAR Adaptive ECUs. At the same time, they can access both types of ECUs with an identical look-and-feel, even though their underlying protocols differ significantly.
In sending their data, many Ethernet devices or reference systems use dedicated Ethernet protocols which have been adapted to their specific applications. This may include debug information, data objects, object lists or control signals. An understanding of Ethernet data is necessary to save the information and visualize it. The tool lets you implement complex trigger conditions for data logging and visual object overlays in video, GPS or scene windows.
For CANape 17.0, application-specific protocols can be integrated via "CANape Object Decoder DLLs". This lets you decode signals, data objects and video streams and use them in CANape. This architecture makes it possible to develop the DLLs independent of CANape release cycles. Vector offers the development of object decoders as a service.
Even without Option vMDM, you can use the "Local Measurement Data Management" function to index the measurement files on your local workstation's hard disk by simply configuring the folders in which your measurement data is located. The local measurement data management automatically monitors the data in background to detect any new, changed or deleted measurement files.
The measurement files are automatically searched for the metadata you use and stored in the internal database. The resulting indexing scheme of the vMDM database allows a quick and flexible search and can always be adapted to your needs. For example, you can assign user-defined labels or hide certain types of metadata which are not needed.
This gives you a new way to organize new measurement data on your computer and to work with existing data.
With just a few clicks you can find measurement data based on flexible criteria such as the measurement time, vehicle identification number or comments. You can save search queries you have created in the vMDM Explorer; then they are always available to you for easy reuse. Gone are the times when measurement data would be unrecoverable because the data was unintentionally saved to an incorrect folder. Local measurement data management lets you track this data and retain an overview.
vMDM (Vector Measurement Data Management) enables a central solution in the Vector Cloud for efficiently managing and analyzing measurement data. Option vMDM enables access to the vMDM cloud directly from CANape.
The user may choose to transfer measurement data from the user's PC to the cloud manually or automatically – such as immediately after the end of a measurement in CANape. If there is no IP connection at that time (e.g. during an in-vehicle trial run), the upload of vMDM is noted, and it is automatically executed as soon as an active connection is available again.
You can use the intuitive search interface to very easily find measurement files in the cloud and then download them for offline analysis at your workplace computer. In the next expansion stage of vMDM, you will be able to execute automated data mining analyses in the cloud, which will offer further relief to the user's workplace computer by handling routine analyses.
CANape log, in combination with Vector logger hardware, is a robust and easy-to-use solution for logging measurement data from a wide variety of sources – time-synchronously and with high performance. You benefit from CANape's broad range of functionality and its flexible scalability when used as a stand-alone data logger in the automotive environment. In particular, CANape log* can achieve the very high data rates which are needed in complex data acquisition scenarios in the ADAS field.
It is possible to export your existing CANape logging projects to Vector logger hardware (VN8911 or BRICK PC) that has been optimally adapted to this purpose. The same CANape project can be executed either on your laptop with the familiar CANape user interface or fully autonomously on the logger hardware. A mobile iOS or Android device can be used to monitor and control the logger via a simple user-configurable web interface.
Using CANape as the user interface, you can connect to the logger via TCP/IP and access all vehicle data while the logger is running. Complicated wiring between your laptop and the vehicle is a thing of the past.
* CANape log is available with a Service Pack from CANape
Unlike ECUs, ADAS sensors do not provide signals, but detailed information about the vehicle's surroundings. The surroundings are acquired from such sources as video and radar sensors. The data from a sensor is analyzed, surrounding objects are identified, and information (position, speed, etc.) is described as data objects. The sensor sends these data objects, in the form of object lists, to data fusion controllers, for example.
To verify functionality, CANape acquires the object lists and the unprocessed raw data from the sensors. In the case of video sensors, the raw data is uncompressed image data, and in the case of radar sensors it is the results of radar reflections.
CANape has open interfaces for integrating the different sensors and logging their data.
For verification purposes, you can visualize the data objects clearly in special ADAS windows. These windows also display other information such as position data and video from reference cameras. This makes it easy for you to quickly recognize where the objects were detected in the surroundings.
Increasing efforts are being made to provide security for diagnostic data in vehicles via certificates and keys to prevent unauthorized access. Then the data can only be accessed through OEM-specific security mechanisms. The Vector Security Manager is Vector's interface to these mechanisms.
You can access the secure diagnostic data through CANape.
Central ECUs such as fusion controllers are high-performance computers. A mix of processors and controllers is used to achieve the necessary high computing power. A solution which combines VX1000 measurement and calibration hardware and CANape is available so that you can acquire data from the controller and from the processor simultaneously.
The new POD VX1461 serves as the connection technology in the ECU. It is simultaneously connected to the controller and, via PCIe, to the processor. It accepts data from both and routes it to a VX1000 Base Module. The consolidation to a single POD reduces the necessary hardware integration in the ECU to a minimum.
Object Verification for Driver Assistance Systems Incl. High-Performance Data Acquisition from ADAS Sensors
CANape already gives you the ability to time-synchronously log and display video/audio signals together with ECU parameters, CAN/LIN/FlexRay/MOST bus messages and analog/digital signals as well as GPS signals. Option Driver Assistance extends the CANape measurement, calibration and diagnostic tool by adding a verification solution for driver assistance systems (ADAS).
Application Areas
The flexible configuration capabilities of the Driver Assistance Option cover a wide range of application areas in the development of driver assistance systems:
- Check object recognition algorithms for ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control), "stop and go" systems, and parking assistance systems with the help of object overlaying
- Develop lane keeping systems or adaptive lighting for curves and display driving lanes as curves
- Provide useful testing support of traffic sign recognition systems with linking of bitmaps
- Development and optimization of image processing algorithms
- Supports Car2x functionalities (display and overlay in the GPS window)
Features and Advantages
CANape Option Driver Assistance displays objects acquired by the sensors of a driver assistance system in a video image recorded synchronous to the measurement. Based on object data computed by the ECU, geometric symbols or bitmaps are superimposed on the video image at specified points on the image. Verify the ECU's object recognition algorithms quickly and reliably by comparing recognized objects to the real environment. To verify the functionality of image processing algorithms, you can link them by DLL in CANape. Ease of configuration, high flexibility, and user-friendly control are qualities of the Driver Assistance Option.
Easy Collaboration on Parameter Sets Within a Team
A calibration data management system like vCDM coordinates collaboration in large teams distributed across the globe. vCDM comprises many functions for organizing working positions and for rights and variant management. The system was designed to be open, in order to support various data sources and tools.
The full range of vCDM's functions is not necessary for many collaboration models, however. The CANape vCDM option gives many users the functionality they need in order to work with vCDM. The workflows have been optimized for calibration engineers and are fully integrated in the CANape user interface. In addition, CANape vCDM provides a simple model for collaboration in small and mid-sized teams.
Overview of Advantages
- High user acceptance because of CANape's seamless integration and intuitive user interface. All procedures are carried out in a single tool.
- Secure data exchange with conflict detection and resolution during parameter changes made simultaneously by two editors
- Great transparency through tracking changes to parameter values
- No investment costs with the Vector Cloud offer (operating costs are written off)
- Scalable solution: From two to two thousand users. It is possible to upgrade to vCDM.
- CANape and vCDM server: Two perfectly matched, tried and trusted applications
- The CANape vCDM option can also be used on an existing vCDM system
Basic Functions
Users will work with CANape's data set administration. Any data sets can easily be shared with other users. Invited colleagues can subsequently download these data sets directly onto their CANape. Changes to parameters can be transmitted to the network. At the same time, changes by colleagues will be updated on your own PC. Conflicts which arise from simultaneous changes to the same parameter will be displayed immediately and resolved by the user. You can see who made changes to individual parameters and when.
Direct Connection Between CANape and vMDM for the Provision and Analysis of Measurement Data
vMDM (Vector Measurement Data Management) is the solution for efficient management of large data volumes from development, test bench operation and vehicle tests. With vMDM, you can save your measurement data securely, protect it against unauthorized access and simplify the exchange of measurement data between distributed teams. Large-scale CPU-intensive analyses, classifications and reports are performed centrally on a server without any computational requirements on the engineer's workstation.
Overview of Advantages
- Secure storage of measurement data from test benches, road testing and endurance testing
- Protection of data through organization of measurement data files in a private or public cloud with user-specific permissions
- Easy searching, filtering and display of measurement data
- Automatic indexing of measurement data on import
- Flexible data indexing based on metadata containing measurement attributes, calculated metrics, and data provided by other systems
- Automated data analysis and data mining on the vMDM server without any computational load on the user's PC
- Project-specific reporting of measurement data and statistical analysis
- Scalable solution for multi-user environments
- Familiar working environment through seamless integration with the Vector tool landscape. You define scripts, data analytics and data mining functions as usual in vSignalyzer or CANape.
- Minimum IT investment and operational cost for cloud-based operation
Basic Functions
- Integration of vMDM in CANape for navigation, searches and data transfer
- Interactive and automated analysis of the measurement data stored in the vMDM server in CANape
- Simple drag & drop export of measurement files from the vMDM server
- Creation of queries for the storage of dynamic search requests
- Export of query results in CSV format for creation of statistical analyses
- Setup and management of data catalogs as well as of user permissions
Visualize and Parameterize Simulink Models Easily and Efficiently
CANape provides you with mature functions for visualizing measured data from various sources – synchronously and with time precision. Option "Simulink XCP Server" lets you link CANape to models in Simulink and use CANape as a parameterization and visualization user interface for Simulink models. Parameter changes are easily made in CANape and transferred to the model. At the model's runtime, Simulink sends measured data from the model to CANape via the XCP on Ethernet protocol. You access parameters in Simulink exactly as though the application were running in an ECU. Simulink models are computed slower or faster than in real time (dependent on their complexity and processing power). After the computation cycle, you can analyze the data in CANape, adjust model parameters in CANape and then start the next computation cycle.
Overview of Advantages
- Easily visualize signals and parameterize calibration parameters from Simulink models in CANape
- Parameterize your Simulink model (including integrated binary components such as DLLs) from CANape and stimulate it with real generated measured data as an input vector
- Model instrumentation is not needed for measurement or parameterization
- CANape is a tool you can use over the entire ECU development process. This reduces the number of tools you need, software maintenance costs, training requirements, etc.
Application Areas
In the context of model-based software development, functions of the application are checked in an iterative process; the model is executed iteratively in Simulink from MathWorks. The Simulink XCP Server offers all function and software developers a convenient tool for managing parameters and efficiently measuring signals from the Simulink model without instrumentation. The CANape configuration used here can be reused in a later development phase.
Bypassing Computation with Deterministic Time Behavior
A complete bypassing solution is available to you by interlinking CANape, VN8900 and the VX1000 measurement and calibration hardware. The VN8900 network interface serves as the computational platform here, and the VX1000 System assures a high-performance measurement and calibration connection to the ECU. In CANape, the overall solution is configured, and the signals and parameters are visualized.
Overview of Advantages
- Multiple bypass computations can be performed in parallel and be activated or deactivated
- Deterministic time behavior in computing the bypass functions VN8900 network interface with integrated real-time computer serves as an execution platform for the bypass algorithms
- Seamless configuration of the bypass in CANape for VN8900
- CANape offers visualization of the bypass model and the ECU model with access to measurement data and parameters
- As an alternative to use of a PC, the VN8900 may also be used as a platform for the runtime environment for DLLs from the model-based code generation process
Display of Thermodynamic Data and Informative State Charts for Online and Offline Analysis
During the development and testing of all types of air conditioning and cooling systems, physical variables such as pressure and temperature are recorded at the test bench or test vehicle – usually together with other measured signals and internal controller values. To evaluate the system configuration and the employed components and coolants, engineers working in the field of air conditioning technology need specific ways of visualizing thermodynamic data.With the option Thermodynamic State Charts for CANape, you can now also display thermodynamic data synchronized with other measured data and generate highly informative state charts for online and offline analysis.
Overview of Advantages
- Many different possible configurations for the individual design of the state chart types that are available for selection.
- Selection of thermophysical properties from the extensive TILMedia materials library from the specialist TLK-Thermo permit the use of both real gases and mixtures.
- Online calculation of the state charts and consequently also individual adaptation of the isolines
The option Thermodynamic State Charts makes it possible to generate individually designed thermodynamic state charts in just a few clicks. These simplify the online analysis of automotive coolingcycles, for example.
You can choose between the following types of chart
- Pressure-enthalpy (ph),
- Pressure-specific volumes (pv),
- Pressure-temperature (pT),
- Temperature-enthalpy (Th)
- Temperature-entropy (Ts)
When configuring your chart, you can choose from a wide range of materials and even mixed materials are possible. The variables that are relevant for the displayed state chart are calculated from the measured signals, for example for temperature and pressure, on the basis of the material data. It is possible to determine missing cycle reference points.
Product Descriptions
Fact Sheet:
- Short overview of facts (PDF)
Product Information:
- CANape (PDF)
- Option Driver Assistance (PDF) – Object verification for driver assistance systems (ADAS) incl. high-performance data acquisition from ADAS sensors
- Option vCDM (PDF) – Convenient exchange of parameter sets and values within a team
- Option vMDM (PDF) – Direct connection between CANape and vMDM for the provision and analysis of measurement data
- Option Simulink XCP Server (PDF) – Visualize and parameterize Simulink models easily and efficiently
- Option Bypassing (PDF) – Bypassing computation with deterministic time behavior
- Option Thermodynamic State Charts (PDF) – Display of thermodynamic data and informative state charts for online and offline analysis
Use this interesting presentations, expert tips and tool demonstrations to assure yourself a headstart in this area. You can watch these recorded webinars at any time:
- 2019-07-09 vCDMstudio – A Very Easy Way to Work with Calibration Data!
- 2019-02-13 Data Mining with CANape/vSignalyzer: How to find the needle in...
- 2019-01-31 Calibrating ECUs Optimally with CANape 17.0 – Introduction to New...
- 2018-10-17 Data Management for Measurements and Calibrations with CANape –...
- 2018-02-22 CANape + MATLAB/Simulink = The perfect team for model-based...
- 2018-01-17 Calibrating ECUs Optimally with CANape 16.0 – Introduction to New...
- 2017-11-30 Calibration Data Management with Vector vCDM – A puzzle game no...
- 2016-11-10 Calibrating ECUs Optimally with CANape 15.0 – Introduction to New...
- 2016-06-30 XCP Fundamentals: Measuring, Calibrating and Bypassing Based on...
- 2016-06-15 High Speed Measurement and Function Bypassing for ADAS ECUs
Intel Core i5, 3.0 GHz or higher
Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.6 GHz
Memory (RAM)
8 GB (special tasks may place greater demands on the system. Please contact CANape Support if you need further assistance)
2 GB (32-bit) or 4 GB (64-bit)
Hard drive capacity
≥ 2.0 GB (special tasks may place greater demands on the system. Please contact CANape Support if you need further assistance)
Screen Resolution
1280 x 1024
1024 x 768
Graphics Card
DirectX 9.0c or higher
Operating System
Windows 10/8.1/7 (32-bit and 64-bit)
Do you have technical questions and are looking for suitable answers? Our KnowledgeBase provides the most important!
Version History
Overview with all releases and service packs for CANape versions 10.0 – 17.0.
Since November 1996, ECU calibration engineers have used CANape in order to adapt controller behavior to various vehicle models by changing only the parameterization, not the program code. In the course of over 20 years, thousands of new functions and user requests have been incorporated into the tool.
2015-12-08 Technical ArticleCalibrating ECUs – Trends and Effects on Development Methods and Tools
2015-11-25 Case StudyVX1000 – High-Speed Calibration and Measurement System at FAW
2015-10-05 ManualCANape Calculation and Scripting Language (CASL)
2015-06-22 Technical ArticleCalibration data management – A puzzle game no more
2014-12-12 Service PackCANape 12.0 SP7
2014-10-24 Technical ArticleVerification of driver assistance systems in the vehicle and in the laboratory
2014-09-26 Case StudyBMW: Rapid control prototyping for functional development of dynamic driving systems
2014-09-02 Technical ArticleCAN FD: Fast measurement and reprogramming
2014-05-07 Service PackCANape 11.0 SP7
2013-10-17 Case Study Technical ArticleDaimler: Analyze large quantities of measurement data rationally and flexibly
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News & Events
- 2020-03-17 - 2020-03-18 17th International CAN Conference
- 2020-04-21 Vector Automotive Ethernet Symposium 2020
- 2020-04-22 Vector Cybersecurity Symposium 2020
CANape Fundamentals Workshop
Vector offers many different opportunities for you to build your knowledge of CANape and broadening it. We recommend our CANape Fundamentals Workshop as an entry-level course in CANape. It is best to take this basic course before attending advanced training courses that are also offered. However, you may register for any of the courses independently.


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