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Caparo Industries plc v Dickman
|Caparo Industries plc v Dickman
|House of Lords
|8 February 1990
|Court membership
|Judges sitting
|Case opinions
|Decision by
|Lord Bridge
|Lord Roskill, Lord Ackner, Lord Oliver and Lord Jauncey
Caparo Industries plc v Dickman [1990] UKHL 2 is a leading English tort law case on the test for a duty of care. The House of Lords, following the Court of Appeal, set out a "three-fold test". In order for a duty of care to arise in negligence:
- harm must be reasonably foreseeable as a result of the defendant's conduct (as established in Donoghue v Stevenson),
- the parties must be in a relationship of proximity, and
- it must be fair, just and reasonable to impose liability
The decision arose in the context of a negligent preparation of accounts for a company. Previous cases on negligent misstatements had fallen under the principle of Hedley Byrne v Heller.[1] This stated that when a person makes a statement, he voluntary assumes responsibility to the person he makes it to (or those who were in his contemplation). If the statement was made negligently, then he will be liable for any loss which results. The question in Caparo was the scope of the assumption of responsibility, and what the limits of liability ought to be.
On a preliminary issue as to whether a duty of care existed in the circumstances as alleged by the plaintiff, the plaintiff was unsuccessful at first instance but was successful in the Court of Appeal in establishing a duty of care might exist in the circumstances. Sir Thomas Bingham MR held that as a small shareholder, Caparo was entitled to rely on the accounts. Had Caparo been a simple outside investor, with no stake in the company, it would have had no claim. But because the auditors' work is primarily intended to be for the benefit of the shareholders, and Caparo did in fact have a small stake when it saw the company accounts, its claim was good. This was overturned by the House of Lords, which unanimously held there was no duty of care.
A company called Fidelity plc, manufacturers of electrical equipment, was the target of a takeover by Caparo Industries plc. Fidelity was not doing well. In March 1984 Fidelity had issued a profit warning, which had halved its share price. In May 1984 Fidelity's directors made a preliminary announcement in its annual profits for the year up to March. This confirmed the position was bad. The share price fell again. At this point Caparo had begun buying up shares in large numbers. In June 1984 the annual accounts, which were done with the help of the accountant Dickman, were issued to the shareholders, which now included Caparo. Caparo reached a shareholding of 29.9% of the company, at which point it made a general offer for the remaining shares, as the City Code's rules on takeovers required. But once it had control, Caparo found that Fidelity's accounts were in an even worse state than had been revealed by the directors or the auditors. It sued Dickman for negligence in preparing the accounts and sought to recover its losses. This was the difference in value between the company as it had and what it would have had if the accounts had been accurate.
Court of Appeal[edit]
The majority of the Court of Appeal (Bingham LJ and Taylor LJ, O'Connor LJ dissenting) held that a duty was owed by the auditor to shareholders individually, and although it was not necessary to decide that in this case and the judgment was obiter, that a duty would not be owed to an outside investor who had no shareholding. Bingham LJ held that, for a duty owed to shareholders directly, the very purpose of publishing accounts was to inform investors so that they could make choices within a company about how to use their shares. But for outside investors, a relationship of proximity would be "tenuous" at best, and that it would certainly not be "fair, just and reasonable". O'Connor LJ, in dissent, would have held that no duty was owed at all to either group. He used the example of a shareholder and his friend both looking at an account report. He thought that if both went and invested, the friend who had no previous shareholding would certainly not have a sufficiently proximate relationship to the negligent auditor. So it would not be sensible or fair to say that the shareholder did either. Leave was given to appeal.
The "three stage" test, adopted from Sir Neil Lawson in the High Court,[2] was elaborated by Bingham LJ (subsequently the Senior Law Lord) in his judgment at the Court of Appeal. In it he extrapolated from previously confusing cases what he thought were three main principles to be applied across the law of negligence for the duty of care.[3]
Thus the Lord Ordinary, Lord Stewart, in Twomax Ltd v Dickson, McFarlane & Robinson 1983 SLT 98, 103. Others have spoken to similar effect. In Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd [1964] AC 465 Lord Hodson said, at p. 514: "I do not think it is possible to catalogue the special features which must be found to exist before the duty of care will arise in a given case," and Lord Devlin said, at pp. 529-530:
In Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Co Ltd v Evatt [1971] AC 793 Lord Reid and Lord Morris of Borth-y-Gest said, at p. 810: "In our judgment it is not possible to lay down hard-and-fast rules as to when a duty of care arises in this or in any other class of case where negligence is alleged." In Rowling v Takaro Properties Ltd [1988] AC 473 , 501, Lord Keith of Kinkel emphasised the need for careful analysis case by case:
The many decided cases on this subject, if providing no simple ready-made solution to the question whether or not a duty of care exists, do indicate the requirements to be satisfied before a duty is found.
The first is foreseeability. It is not, and could not be, in issue between these parties that reasonable foreseeability of harm is a necessary ingredient of a relationship in which a duty of care will arise: Yuen Kun Yeu v Attorney-General of Hong Kong [1988] A.C. 175 , 192A. It is also common ground that reasonable foreseeability, although a necessary, is not a sufficient condition of the existence of a duty. This, as Lord Keith of Kinkel observed in Hill v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire [1989] A.C. 53 , 60B, has been said almost too frequently to require repetition.
The second requirement is more elusive. It is usually described as proximity, which means not simple physical proximity but extends to
Sometimes the alternative expression "neighbourhood" is used, as by Lord Reid in the Hedley Byrne case [1964] A.C. 465 , 483 and Lord Wilberforce in Anns v Merton London Borough Council [1978] A.C. 728 , 751H, with more conscious reference to Lord Atkin's speech in the earlier case. Sometimes, as in the Hedley Byrne case, attention is concentrated on the existence of a special relationship. Sometimes it is regarded as significant that the parties' relationship is "equivalent to contract" (see the Hedley Byrne case, at p. 529, per Lord Devlin), or falls "only just short of a direct contractual relationship" (Junior Books Ltd v Veitchi Co Ltd [1983] 1 A.C. 520 , 533B, per Lord Fraser of Tullybelton), or is "as close as it could be short of actual privity of contract:" see p. 546C, per Lord Roskill. In some cases, and increasingly, reference is made to the voluntary assumption of responsibility: Muirhead v Industrial Tank Specialities Ltd [1986] Q.B. 507 , 528A, per Robert Goff L.J.; Yuen Kun Yeu v Attorney-General of Hong Kong [1988] A.C. 175 , 192F, 196G; Simaan General Contracting v Pilkington Glass Ltd. (No. 2) [1988] Q.B. 758 , 781F, 784G; Greater Nottingham Co-operative Society Ltd v Cementation Piling and Foundations Ltd. [1989] Q.B. 71 , 99, 106, 108. Both the analogy with contract and the assumption of responsibility have been relied upon as a test of proximity in foreign courts as well as our own: see, for example, Glanzer v Shepard (1922) 135 NE 275 , 276; Ultramares Corporation v Touche (1931) 174 N.E. 441 , 446; State Street Trust Co v Ernst (1938) 15 N.E. 2d 416, 418; Scott Group Ltd v McFarlane [1978] 1 NZLR 553, 567. It may very well be that in tortious claims based on negligent misstatement these notions are particularly apposite. The content of the requirement of proximity, whatever language is used, is not, I think, capable of precise definition. The approach will vary according to the particular facts of the case, as is reflected in the varied language used. But the focus of the inquiry is on the closeness and directness of the relationship between the parties. In determining this, foreseeability must, I think, play an important part: the more obvious it is that A's act or omission will cause harm to B, the less likely a court will be to hold that the relationship of A and B is insufficiently proximate to give rise to a duty of care.
The third requirement to be met before a duty of care will be held to be owed by A to B is that the court should find it just and reasonable to impose such a duty: Governors of the Peabody Donation Fund v Sir Lindsay Parkinson & Co Ltd [1985] A.C. 210 , 241, per Lord Keith of Kinkel. This requirement, I think, covers very much the same ground as Lord Wilberforce's second stage test in Anns v Merton London Borough Council [1978] A.C. 728 , 752A, and what in cases such as Spartan Steel & Alloys Ltd v Martin & Co. (Contractors) Ltd [1973] Q.B. 27 and McLoughlin v O'Brian [1983] 1 A.C. 410 was called policy. It was considerations of this kind which Lord Fraser of Tullybelton had in mind when he said that "some limit or control mechanism has to be imposed upon the liability of a wrongdoer towards those who have suffered economic damage in consequence of his negligence:" Candlewood Navigation Corporation Ltd v Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd [1986] AC 1 , 25A. The requirement cannot, perhaps, be better put than it was by Weintraub C.J. in Goldberg v Housing Authority of the City of Newark (1962) 186 A. 2d 291 , 293:
If the imposition of a duty on a defendant would be for any reason oppressive, or would expose him, in Cardozo C.J.'s famous phrase in Ultramares Corporation v Touche, 174 N.E. 441 , 444, "to a liability in an indeterminate amount for an indeterminate time to an indeterminate class," that will weigh heavily, probably conclusively, against the imposition of a duty (if it has not already shown a fatal lack of proximity). On the other hand, a duty will be the more readily found if the defendant is voluntarily exercising a professional skill for reward, if the victim of his carelessness has (in the absence of a duty) no means of redress, if the duty contended for, as in McLoughlin v O'Brian [1983] 1 A.C. 410 , arises naturally from a duty which already exists or if the imposition of a duty is thought to promote some socially desirable objective.
House of Lords[edit]
Lord Bridge of Harwich who delivered the leading judgment restated the so-called "Caparo test" which Bingham LJ had formulated below. His decision was, following O'Connor LJ's dissent in the Court of Appeal, that no duty was owed at all, either to existing shareholders or to future investors by a negligent auditor. The purpose of the statutory requirement for an audit of public companies under the Companies Act 1985 was the making of a report to enable shareholders to exercise their class rights in general meeting. It did not extend to the provision of information to assist shareholders in the making of decisions as to future investment in the company.
He said that the principles have developed since Anns v Merton London Borough Council.[4] Indeed, even Lord Wilberforce had subsequently recognised that foreseeability alone was not a sufficient test of proximity. It is necessary to consider the particular circumstances and relationships which exist.
Lord Bridge then proceeded to analyse the particular facts of the case based upon principles of proximity and relationship. He referred approvingly to the dissenting judgment of Lord Justice Denning (as he then was) in Candler v Crane, Christmas & Co [1951] 2 KB 164 where Denning LJ held that the relationship must be one where the accountant or auditor preparing the accounts was aware of the particular person and purpose for which the accounts being prepared would be used.
There could not be a duty owed in respect of "liability in an indeterminate amount for an indeterminate time to an indeterminate class" (Ultramares Corp v Touche,[5] per Cardozo C.J New York Court of Appeals). Applying those principles, the defendants owed no duty of care to potential investors in the company who might acquire shares in the company on the basis of the audited accounts.
Although it was not necessary to decide the matter, it would seem unlikely that shareholders independently would have any right of action against the auditors for negligently prepared accounts even if they chose to dispose of their shares on the basis of those accounts. The company itself would have a right of action for any loss it suffered as a result of those accounts being negligently prepared.
Lord Oliver and Lord Jauncey, Lord Roskill and Lord Ackner agreed.
- The judgment overturned the decision of a judge at first instance in JEB Fasteners Ltd v Marks Bloom & Co.[6]
- Caparo and its extent were further discussed in Her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs and Excise v Barclays Bank Plc[7] and Moore Stephens v Stone Rolls Ltd.[8]
- In New Zealand, Caparo stands in disagreement with a decision of the New Zealand Court of Appeal in Scott Group Ltd v McFarlane.[9] In both of these cases a duty of care was found in substantially similar circumstances.
- In Australia, Caparo was followed in Esanda Finance Corporation Ltd v Peat Marwick Hungerfords.[10] Caparo is also noted for the comments made as to the analysis of Brennan J of the Australian High Court in Council of the Shire of Sutherland v Heyman[11] espousing the proposition that the law should develop novel categories of negligence 'incrementally and by analogy with established categories'. That observation was subsequently rejected in Sullivan v Moody.[12]
- In Canada, Caparo was followed in Hercules Managements Ltd. v. Ernst & Young.[13] Cooper v Hobart[14] is sometimes acknowledged to be the Canadian equivalent of Caparo.
See also[edit]
- Duty of care in English law
- English tort law
- Lord Goldsmith (later Attorney General) appeared as junior counsel for the successful appellants, and Caparo is often perceived as the case that "launched" his career at the bar.
- ^ Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd [1963] UKHL 4, [1964] AC 465 (28 May 1963)
- ^ Anns v Merton London Borough Council [1978] AC 728
- ^ Ultramares Corp v Touche (1931) 174 N.E. 441 at 441
- ^ [1981] 3 All ER 289 QBD
- ^ Her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs and Excise v Barclays Bank Plc [2006] UKHL 28, [2007] AC 181 (21 June 2006)
- ^ Moore Stephens (a firm) v Stone Rolls Ltd [2009] UKHL 39, [2009] 1 AC 1391 (30 July 2009)
- ^ Scott Group Ltd v McFarlane [1977] NZCA 8, [1978] 1 NZLR 553 (18 November 1977)
- ^ Esanda Finance Corporation Ltd v Peat Marwick Hungerfords (Reg) [1997] HCA 8, (1997) 188 CLR 241 (18 March 1997)
- ^ Council of the Shire of Sutherland v Heyman [1985] HCA 41, (1985) 157 CLR 424 (4 July 1985)
- ^ Sullivan v Moody [2001] HCA 59, 207 CLR 562 (11 October 2001)
- ^ Hercules Managements Ltd. v. Ernst & Young 1997 CanLII 345, [1997] 2 SCR 165 (22 May 1997)
- ^ Cooper v. Hobart 2001 SCC 79, [2001] 3 SCR 537 (16 November 2001)


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Adobe Premiere Pro 2 Bible / Edition 1by Adele Droblas, Seth Greenberg
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Whether you're a beginning video editor or a professional producer, now you can master the world's leading digital video software application. In this comprehensive guide to the latest release of Adobe Premiere Pro, it's all here - the basics of capturing, editing, and outputting digital video, as well as advanced techniques for professionally integrating music,
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I'm using Kdenlive with clips in 1080P from my camcorder, but previewing is very slow (frames drop, etc.).
So I was wondering if it was possible to use a "proxy" clip (very downscaled), and tell Kdenlive to use it for editing, but keep the 1080P original file for export.
Just an idea ...
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I have problems using proxy clips with kdenlive from sunab's ppa repo on Kubuntu 11.10 beta 2 64bit. When I enable proxies in the project settings and switch on the proxy for my full HD 1080p material I only get the error message "proxy crashed" (actually, the localized variant of this message). For one or two short 20 secs or so clips I got proxies, but otherwise only crashed proxies.
Also, while my i5 quad core is more or less idle when playing fullHD footage, kdenlive often enters "slide show mode" when repositioning the current position from which to play the video. I've played around with one or three threads in kdenlive, but the result is the same. However, the system is perfectly capable of playing multiple fullHD videos at the same time, even with scaling and transparency, so the CPU and system power should be reasonable sufficient.
Any help or clues?
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In some thread, which I unfortunately can not find again, ddennedy has written some lines about comparing a movie player with the preview monitor in Kdenlive.
Kdenlive does far more work per frame than the player does. That is why the output is (and possibly will stay) choppy. This was the reason to introduce proxy clips.
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 19:51
As for the choppy output: so far, it appears that kdenlive only uses a single core of my quadcore when rendering, regardless of whether I set 1 or 3 threads in the settings.
And for the proxy: I would like to use them if only they would work.
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 21:01
I am not a developer of Kdenlive, but both features are quite new and will grow in stability with the next release. Right now I am working with SD material, so I do not need more than one decode thread and never used that feature.
When rendering, the current release of Kdenlive available for Arch Linux (seems to be a snapshot from 2011-09-22) utilizes the number of threads I have selected in the rendering dialog. Kdenlive does not use one core for two threads for all the rendering. The active core seems to change if a unit of work is done and the program requests the cpu again.
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 22:33
For your proxies crashing you can try a different proxy encoding profile. If you go into Settings -> Configure kdenlive you can create extra profiles. I use this: -f avi -acodec copy -vcodec mjpeg -s 480x270 -b 4000k for my Canon DSLR sources for example.
Now I have to look as to why a project I was working on last night now crashes kdenlive outright tonight after an update from sunabs PPA half an hour ago. :-(
Cutting edge can be a bit painful. :-)
Thu, 10/06/2011 - 10:29
Thank you for the hints, I will try another profile this evening. While I really don't need FullHD footage, I'm "stuck" with it as I have a cute, small HD Hero cam that I put on my head during diving. Unfortunately, due to constraints of the cam's optical system in conjunction with a modified cam diving housing I have to shoot in 1080p FullHD instead of 720p HD. Otherwise, I get vignetting. Of course, FullHD footage of "dirt diving" in European lakes is kind of snotty. ;)
As for the multi-threading: of course, the OS scheduler is responsible for arranging threads to cores and if threads don't require much resources I may well end up with the scheduler putting all three threads on the same CPU for some affinity reasons.
Thu, 10/06/2011 - 19:39
I've now solved my problem with proxy clips crashing during creation: I had to install libavcodec-extra-53 (the number may change depending on your distribution version). Then I created a proxy profile (I called mine "HD MPEG") with the following options:
-f mpegts -acodec libmp3lame -ac 2 -ab 92k -ar 48000 -vcodec mpeg2video -g 5 -deinterlace -s 1280x720 -b 9000k
This put my quad core to work, finally. :)


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|May 29, 1984
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|Dec 2, 1982
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|Dec 2, 1982
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|William J. Dell, Alexander A. Gonsalves, William E. Flango, Thomas E. Guhl, Lawrence H. Freed, John T. Oppy, Suzanne Baratta, Andre J. Eydt
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This invention relates to a process for preparing frozen whipped topping compositions. More particularly, it relates to a process for preparing frozen whipped topping compositions containing milk fat and which have an extended refrigerator shelf life after thawing. This composition is suitable for use as a whipped cream substitute and as a topping for desserts, icing for cakes and the like. Previously, frozen whipped toppings based upon milk fat (i.e., containing real cream) have generally had a very short shelf life, or poor eating qualities after thawing. These prior art samples became loose, soupy (soft, no resilience), open textured (grainy, webby) and exuded free liquid within hours after thawing in the refrigerator. Furthermore, freeze-thaw stability was generally accompanied by a heavy, thick mouthfeel, uncharacteristic of freshly whipped cream and even then the refrigerator stability was limited (i.e. 5 to 7 days). The present invention extends the refrigerator shelf life of the topping based upon milk fat for a period of 7 to 30 days or longer while maintaining the mouthfeel, texture and appearance characteristic of freshly whipped cream and represents an advance over the previously available frozen whipped toppings based upon milk fat.
While U.S. Pat. No. 3,431,117 by Lorant teaches how to prepare a stable frozen whipped topping, the specific problem of stabilizing a milk fat system is not dealt with. U.S. Pat. No. 4,251,560 issued to Dell et al. discloses a process for making a frozen whipped topping, wherein milk fat is the only lipid source, with an extended refrigerator shelf-life by using a modified starch. Jonas in U.S. Pat. No. 4,012,533 teaches an alternative method which is unaffected by the addition of calcium salts. Nonetheless, as consumers desire the milk fat taste in whipped topping, other processes for making these products are needed.
Phosphates have been known to affect various properties of dairy fluids, such as heat denaturization of milk proteins and curd size. In U.S. Pat. No. 2,853,391, Harrison teaches that phosphates improve the whipping and texture properties of an ice cream mix. However, ice creams have an overrun maximum of 105%, and are not stable when stored in a refrigerator.
Therefore, it is a feature of the present invention to provide a process for preparing a frozen whipped topping composition based upon milk fat, which composition has extended refrigerator shelf life after thawing.
A further feature of the present invention is to provide a whipped topping composition which upon thawing, has the attributes of freshly prepared whipped cream.
Briefly, the instant invention provides a process for preparing a frozen whipped topping comprising milk fat and having improved stability upon thawing and refrigerator storage comprising blending milk fat, emulsifiers, stabilizers, carbohydrate, water and a phosphorous salt, pasteurizing and homogenizing these ingredients to form an emulsion, cooling the emulsion, whipping the emulsion, and then freezing the emulsion. The phosphorous salt employed is of a phosphorous oxyacid and has a pKa between about 2 and about 9. Upon thawing, the frozen whipped topping so prepared is characterized by its excellent volume, texture and eating properties, the superior storage stability after thawing, as well as the convenience offered to the consumer.
The process of the present invention makes it possible to prepare a frozen whipped topping composition containing real cream which may be distributed and sold in a frozen state and which upon thawing retains its excellent volume, smooth, continuous, light and fluffy texture, and eating properties for an extended period of time. The thawed composition may be stored at refrigeration temperatures for a period of about 7 to 30 days or longer without an apparent loss in volume, texture and eating properties. Thus, the composition may be described as having exceptional freeze-thaw stability as well as extended stability upon thawing at refrigerated temperatures.
The unique and surprising characteristic of the present invention is the ability to employ real cream, i.e. milk fat, in the preparation of a frozen whipped topping which is stable upon thawing. The fat employed is a milk fat, such as that derived from real cream, butter fat, anhydrous milk fat or other milk fat sources. By the use of milk fat, the resultant topping imparts a fast meltdown in the mouth, thus providing a mouthfeel close to freshly prepared whipped cream.
Nonetheless, the milk fat can be used alone or in any combination with any of the natural animal or vegetable fats or oils commonly employed in food products. Thus, any combination of edible oils, semi-solid or solid fats, can be employed. Such fats or oils may be fully or partially hydrogenated. Suitable fats include lard, modified lard, margarine, as well as various vegetable and animal oils. Additionally, oils such as coconut oil, palm kernel oil, cottonseed oil, peanut oil, olive oil, corn oil, soy oil, and the like may be utilized. Preferably, the non-milk fat is low melting and also has the desired melt-away characteristics at mouth temperatures. It is preferred that at least about 1% of the fat, by weight, is milk fat, and more preferably, at least about 6% of the fat is milk fat. It is further preferred that at least about 11% of the fat is milk fat and it is most preferred that at least about 20% of the fat is milk fat. However, it is preferred that at least about 25%, more preferably at least about 50%, and most preferably at least about 75%, of the lipid material used be non-milk fat.
The protein which may be employed may be any of a large group including non-fat milk solids, water soluble soy protein derivatives, egg albumin, gelatin, sodium caseinate, calcium caseinate, and the like, and mixtures thereof. The protein apparently serves to effect stabilization of the whipped topping composition.
Stabilizer, other than protein, is also desirably included in the frozen whipped topping composition. Such stabilizer is preferably a natural, i.e., vegetable, or synthetic gum, and may be, for example, carrageenan, xanthan gum, guar gum, alginate, and the like or carboxymethylcellulose, methylcellulose ether and the like, and mixtures thereof.
A wide variety of emulsifiers may be employed in the compositions which are prepared by the process of this invention. Thus, hydroxylated lecithin, mono- or di-glycerides of fatty acids such as monostearin and dipalmitin, polyoxyalkylene ethers of fatty esters of polyhydric alcohols such as the polyoxyethylene ethers of sorbitan monostearate or the polyoxyethylene ethers of sorbitan distearate; fatty esters of polyhydric alcohols, such as sorbitan monostearate; mono- and di-esters of glycols and fatty acids such as propylene glycol monostearate and propylene glycol monopalmitate; and partial esters of carboxylic acids such as lactic, citric, and tartaric acids with the mono- and di-glycerides of fatty acids such as glyceryl lactopalmitate and glyceryl lactooleate, and polyglycerol esters of fatty acids. The fatty acids employed in the preparation of the emulsifiers include those derived from beef tallow and coconut, cottonseed, palm, peanut, soybean and marine oils. Preferably, a combination of emulsifiers is employed, typically poly-oxyethylene sorbitan monostearate and sorbitan monostearate.
A carbohydrate is employed in the frozen whipped topping composition to provide bulk and the desired sweetness. Thus, sugars such as sucrose, dextrose, fructose, lactose, maltose, invert sugars, corn syrup, and mixtures thereof may be utilized as well as dextrins and low calorie sweeteners such as L-aspartic acid derivatives and saccharin.
A calcium chelating or phosphorous salt of the instant invention may be any phosphorous oxyacid salt which is essentially free of calcium and has a pKa between about 2 and about 9. Thus, the essentially free of calcium phosphates, pyrophosphates, metaphosphates, and polyphosphates, preferably the alkali metal phosphates, pyrophosphates, metaphosphates and polyphosphates with pKa between about 2 and about 9 are useful. It is more preferred that the salt be a sodium or a potassium salt, and it is further preferred that the salt be chosen from the group comprising monosodium phosphate, monopotassium phosphate, disodium phosphate, dipotassium phosphate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, tetrapotassium pyrophosphate and combinations thereof. Nonetheless, it is most preferred that the salt be chosen from disodium phosphate, dipotassium phosphate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, tetrapotassium pyrophosphate or combinations thereof. In any case, it is preferred that the amount of phosphorous salt added be between about 0.001% and about 1% of the total foam weight. However, it is more preferable that the phosphorous salt be between about 0.01% and about 0.5%, and most preferably, the phosphorous salt weight is between about 0.01% and about 0.1% of the total foam weight.
Other ingredients which may be included in the frozen whipped topping compositions prepared by the process of this invention are flavoring agents, colorants or dyes, vitamins, minerals, and the like. Suitable flavoring agents include vanilla, chocolate, coffee, maple, spice, mint, caramel, fruit flavors and flavor intensifiers (e.g. salt).
The amounts of milk fat, emulsifier, stabilizer, carbohydrate, and optionally included ingredients as well as the amount of water employed in the preparation of frozen whipped topping compositions according to the process of this invention can be varied over relatively wide limits. When homogenization of the composition using a pressure of at least 6000 p.s.i. (420 kg/cm2) is employed, this allows considerable latitude in the amounts of the various ingredients. The amount of milk fat will be sufficient to provide a stable whipped topping which has good mouthfeel and yet, upon melting, does not leave an undesirable film on the palate. Sufficient amounts of modified starch, emulsifier, and stabilizer will be used to impart stability to the topping and to impart good whipping properties to the composition. Further, the amount of carbohydrate will be varied over a range sufficient to provide desired bulk and sweetness level in the finished topping composition. A preferred range of ingredients is as follows:
______________________________________Ingredients Percent by weight______________________________________Fat (solids basis) 10.0-30.0Milk fat 0.1-22.5Non-milk fat 7.5-29.9Protein 0.5-3.5Emulsifier 0.2-2.0Stabilizer (gum) 0.02-2.0Water 35.0-65.0Carbohydrate (sugar) 15.0-35.0Flavoring Agent 0.2-2.0Colorant 0.01-0.05Phosphorous Oxyacid Salt 0.001-1.0Modified starch 0.0-1.0______________________________________
The ingredients are blended in suitably desirable ratios to form a mix. The mix may then be heat pasteurized, i.e. subject to a sufficiently high temperature for a period of time effective to solubilize and disperse the ingredients of the mix, and kill all pathogens, e.g. at a temperature of about 150� F. (65� C.) to 165� F. (75� C.), for about 10 to about 30 minutes, or similar time-temperature relationships (e.g. high-temperature short time). The mix is then passed through a homogenizer of the typical dairy type. Although homogenization may be accomplished in one stage, for best results, homogenization is carried out in two stages, operated with the pressure maintained during the first stage preferrably at a minimum of 6000 p.s.i.g. (420 Kg/cm2) and a maximum of about 10,000 p.s.i.g. (700 Kg/cm2), preferably between about 7000 p.s.i.g. (490 Kg/cm2) and about 7800 p.s.i.g., (550 kg/cm2) more preferably between about 7200 p.s.i.g. (500 Kg/cm2) and about 7600 p.s.i.g. (530 Kg/cm2), and the second stage at a pressure of at least about 500 p.s.i.g. (35 Kg/cm2), more preferably at least about 550 p.s.i.g. (39 Kg/cm2). The mix temperature is usually maintained at a temperature of about 155� F. (70� C.) to 180� F. (80� C.) during homogenization. The emulsion is then cooled, e.g. to about 27� F. (-3� C.) to 45� F. (7� C.) and may be held at this temperature for a period of time sufficient to allow fat crystallization. The emulsion is then passed through a whipper for the incorporation of a gaseous medium, such as air or an inert gas, for example: nitrogen, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide or the like. The whipper may be of conventional construction such as a Votator Continuous Recirculating Mixer (Trademark). The emulsion is whipped and aerated to between about 150% to about 350% overrun, preferably to between about 200% to about 300% overrun, and more preferably to between about 350% to about 300%, packaged and frozen.
The process of the present invention thus produces a frozen whipped topping composition containing milk fat which is stable and remains smooth after several freeze-thaw cycles. The frozen topping composition, upon thawing, has a prolonged refrigeration shelf life, while possessing the light, fluffy, smooth and continuous texture, mouthfeel, appearance, volume and eating quality characteristic of freshly prepared whipped cream. To use the frozen whipped topping composition, the product is defrosted, for example, by being left for 31/2 hours (for an 8.0 ounce or 226 gram container) in the refrigerator. The composition after thawing is thus ready for immediate table use without the necessity of reconstitution or whipping.
In order to illustrate the present invention, but in no matter to restrict it, the following example is given:
The frozen topping composition was prepared containing the following ingredients:
______________________________________ Percent by Weight______________________________________Heavy Cream (40% fat) 14.1Water 35.38Emulsifiers 0.47Flavors & colors 0.4Gums 0.17Disodium phosphate .04Sucrose 14.0Dextrose 1.00Corn Syrup (D.E.42) 12.60Vegetable Oil 20.34Sodium Caseinate 1.5 100.0%______________________________________
The vegetable oil and then the colors were added into a mixing vessel. Thereafter, the disodium phosphate, which had previously been dispersed in the water, was added as an aqueous solution. Next, the cream and the emulsifiers were added. Thereafter, the dry ingredients and the carbohydrates were added. The ingredients were mixed together until solubilized and dispersed, and then pasteurized at 155� F. (65� C.) for 15 minutes. During pasteurization, the flavors were added to the solubilized and dispersed ingredients. The pasteurized mix is then homogenized in two stages to form the emulsion. The first stage homogenization employing pressures of about 7400 p.s.i.g. (520 Kg/cm2) and the second stage employing pressures of 600 p.s.i.g. (42 Kg/cm2). The homogenized mix is then cooled for 20 minutes at a temperature of 38� F. (3� C.). The cooled mix is then whipped and aerated to an overrun above about 250%. The whipped mix is then packaged and frozen.
The composition so prepared is characterized by its excellent freeze-thaw stability even after several freeze-thaw cycles. After thawing and storage at refrigerator temperatures (about 40� F., 5� C.) for 5 days and longer, the texture remained light, fluffy, continuous and smooth and did not become loose, soupy (no resilience), open textured (grainy, webby), or exude free liquid. Over the five days of refrigeration storage, the thawed topping composition maintained a mouthfeel, texture, volume, appearance and eating quality characteristic of freshly prepared whipped cream.
A product was produced according to the procedure of Example 1, except that no calcium chelating salt was added. This product became noticeably different, i.e., softer and weaker, within 2 days and became soft and soupy with 6 days of being thawed and stored in a refrigerator.
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Potassium Channel Openers and Improvement of Toxic Stress: Do they have Role in the Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
Abstract:Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a progressive condition in gastrointestinal tract, which refers to two idiopathic diseases; ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. Although certain etiology of these conditions is not known, it seems that an abnormality in reaction and regulation of the immune system plays an important role in adventure of the disease. According to the investigations, it is likely that oxidative and nitrosative stress have etiologic roles in IBD. Their destructive effects may contribute to the initiation or progression of the disease. Nowadays, the effectiveness of different medicines in the treatment of IBD has been proved, but none of them has shown a desirable result. Potassium channel openers (PCOs) are a class of drugs with various usages in the aspects of cardiovascular diseases and urinary incontinence. Their major mechanism is the opening of ATP-sensitive potassium (K-ATP) channels and contribute to the relaxation of smooth muscles. Nicorandil is a member of PCOs, with a special chemical structure. Recent investigations mention some novel effects and functions for this drug. Nicorandil reveals an anti-apoptosis property not only via a nitric oxide (NO)/cGMPdependent mechanism, but also through activating mitochondrial K-ATP channels. Nicorandil can also elevate cGMP levels in some tissues, without direct NO generation. Gastroprotective activity via opening of the K channels, free radical scavenging, prostaglandin E2 elevation, decreasing pepsin and acid secretion, and prevention of the detrimental rise in NO has been proposed for nicorandil. According to these protective mechanisms and the role of oxidative/nitrosative stress in the expression of IBD, we herein hypothesize that nicorandil and other PCOs with similar structure can be used in the management of IBD. This approach offers new hope for the successful treatment of IBD. Further investigations on animal models are needed, to place nicorandil and similar drugs alongside IBD therapy.
Keywords: Crohn's disease; Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD); Potassium Channel Openers (PCOs); anti-apoptosis; cardiovascular diseases; immune system; oxidative/nitrosative stress; ulcerative colitis; urinary incontinence
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.2174/187152808785748164
Publication date: September 1, 2008
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Schoolgirl, 7, has face mauled by Japanese Akita in another horrific dog attack which follows savaging of toddler
- Shannon Rennie had to have more than 10 stitches in her swollen face
- Her mother heard her screams while she was delivering leaflets
- Police have seized the dog but it's not know if it will be destroyed yet
A young girl was left screaming in agony after her face was savagely mauled by a pet dog while she played at a friend's house.
Shannon Rennie, seven, was attacked by the Japanese Akita called Kalo while enjoying herself at the house in Radford, Nottinghamshire.
The terrified youngster had to have more than 10 stitches to her swollen face after the dog launched itself at her in an unprovoked attack.
Scarred: Shannon Rennie after the attack and right with her scars. She had to have 10 stitches in her face
The attack in May follows three other dog attacks on children this month alone.
Nine-year-old Harry Dennard was left screaming in pain after a Rottweiler tore into his arm and left a gash as 'wide as an open book' in Mottingham, south London.
Rebecca Learmouth, six, of Byker, Newcastle was left clutching her bleeding face after a dog ripped into her.
Meanwhile, two-year-old Keiron Guess was left
needing seven hours of surgery to rebuild his face after being savaged
by a neighbour's Staffordshire bull terrier on June 3.
Dangerous? Japanese Akitas, which can weigh up to nine stone, are not classified as dangerous under the Dangerous Dogs Act, but there have been several recent cases of them attacking people (file picture)
Shannon's mother, Sharon Scholes, 36, was delivering leaflets around the area when she heard screaming coming from the house her daughter was playing at.
Japanese Akitas, which can weigh up to nine stone, are not classified as dangerous under the Dangerous Dogs Act, but there have been several recent cases of them attacking people.
She said: 'I ran over to the house because I knew Shannon was there - she was in the garden lying on the ground covered in blood.
'To hear your daughter scream like that is just awful, there was blood pouring from five different wounds.
'I picked her up and held her in my arms, I felt sick and couldn't stop shaking - I nearly dropped her because I was shaking that much.
Pain: Shannon had bites under her eye and some of the skin came off her nose. The dog has been seized
'She was really badly injured. She had bites under her eye, some skin had come off on her nose and her chin was really bad too.
'Shannon kept dosing off, I was worried she was losing too much blood, I didn't know what was going to happen to her.'
The father of Shannon's friend pulled the dog off Shannon after witnessing the attack by their normally placid, family pet.
Sharon Scholes was delivering leaflets which she heard screams coming from the house Shannon was at and rushed to her daughter
Ms Scholes, a school supervisor said: 'I wanted to care for my poor daughter and make everything okay but it was hard to be in the same room as her and see her horrific injuries.'
Police seized the Akita at the time of the attack, and will hold the dog until a decision has been made on whether it should be destroyed.
The owners of the dog have not made any contact to check how Shannon is, nor apologised for what the damage their pet caused, it has been claimed.
Shannon has been left with a swollen and bruised face, even a month after the attack, and has a large scar under her eye.
The youngster's family said she had never seen her father, Karl Rennie, cry before until he saw her lying in a hospital bed.
The decorator, 36, said: 'When I saw her, I just broke down.
'It made me feel sick what had happened to her - I was by her bedside everyday while she was in hospital.
'Whenever I see a dog now, I'm really wary now I know first-hand what they are capable of.
'I think it's really disrespectful that the family haven't taken any responsibility for their dog or apologised to Shannon for what it did to her.
'Shannon is so fragile but we have just got to appreciate that it wasn't any worse and that's still with us today.'
As the incident happened on private property, no criminal prosecution can be made against the owner - something which angers Ms Scholes.
She said: 'It has upset me - the injuries my daughter suffered were horrific and yet apparently there's nothing anyone can do. Something more should be done.'
Shannon's brothers, Anton, 15, and Kieran, 13, have found it hard to see their little sister so injured.
They said: 'We love her to pieces, we couldn't believe it when we saw our little sister in so much pain.
'We are being far too nice to her, but we just want to look after her and make sure she's alright.'
Other dog attack victims: Harry Dennard was bitten on the arm by a Rottweiler in Mottingham, south London, while Rebecca Learmouth, from Newcastle, was left with severe facial injuries after a dog attacked her
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I run a small multimedia studio and often do a number of jobs simultaneously, from sound engineer to producer. But, when the client calls go quiet, and no projects are pressing, I take time to indulge in my escapist passion: photography.
I keep Photoshop at the ready in case of emergencies, but I don't use it if I don't have to. Most of my machines run Linux, and I prefer it that way. I love the variety of CLI tools for batch processing in ImageMagick, and PanoTools (though I doubt I'll ever master all their capabilities). I love the UNIX philosophy of creating larger applications by knitting together a suite of modular programs that do one thing and do it well. I love that RAW image processing is simple and efficient with UFRAW, which saves to high bit-depth formats and preserves one of the great advantages of using RAW for texture and HDRI work. Most of all, I love the pixel pushers—those end-user programs for editing raster graphics.
For years now, I've been using The GIMP for the most of my postprocessing work. GIMP frequently may be maligned for its un-Photoshop-like interface and its utilitarian approach to filters, but I've grown to love it precisely for these reasons.
During its 2.x release cycle, GIMP has outgrown a lot of its early awkwardness. It is now more memory-efficient, and its new features, such as improved font handling, keep it looking fresh and chipper. But, under the hood, it truly is becoming gimpy, because its core is hobbled by design.
The problem started as a political one. Once upon a time, Rhythm and Hues submitted a set of patches to GIMP that gave it high-color depth capability (a necessity for retouching movies). But GIMP, still in the 1.x release series, didn't know what to do with it, and it rejected the patches out of hand. The patches were primitive and didn't seem important anyway. After all, Photoshop didn't support such images then either, and no one really needed it.
That decision proved remarkably short-sighted. There have since been a number of abortive attempts to replace GIMP's color engine with GEGL to handle high-depths, but so far it's been vaporware.
In the intervening years, computing power comfortably chugged along the path of Moore's Law to Kurtzweil's Singularity, and some startling changes happened. Consumer equipment outgrew GIMP.
First, GIMP can handle only 8 bits of contrast per channel. There are 24 million possible colors and 255 different potential levels of brightness. Although this looks wonderful on a computer screen compared to what we once saw, and although the sharpness and resolution of modern flat panels mean that they often look better than old CRTs or television, the fact remains that a contrast ratio of 255:1 is small, particularly compared to the thousands of gray shades that film reproduces and the hundreds of thousands that our eyes perceive. To put it bluntly, even at its best, color in the digital world has pretty much always sucked.
That is changing. High-def video formats have a wider contrast ratio, using a 10-bit floating point rather than an 8-bit linear color format; one of the high-def formats, HDV, is priced to sell to more spendy consumers in the form of camcorders from all the major manufacturers, starting at around $1,000.
In the world of film and photography, high-quality film scanning has pushed the contrast resolution of a good drum scan higher still, into the realm of 16-bit float or 32-bit linear. Although that may seem irrelevant to most end users, the corollary is not. Nikon, Canon and most of the other major manufacturers have priced Digital SLRs below $800, and almost all of these cameras allow users to shoot in RAW format.
RAW formats are CCD data dumps—the three color sensors aren't interpolated, blended or processed like you would normally expect. This is left up to users to do with their computers when they offload the images, which easily can run more than 10MB each. Most of the time, people shoot RAW and then process the images to ordinary JPEGs under the mistaken presumption that they're getting more bang for their buck, when in fact they're just creating more work for themselves. JPEG compression is, after all, JPEG compression. JPEG is a lossy, 8-bit format, period. JPEGs can look stunning, and most of the time they are perfectly adequate, even for some print jobs. But they do not preserve the advantages to shooting RAW, which are twofold:
No lossy compression.
Higher bit depths.
How much higher the bit depth varies by camera between 10-bit float and 16-bit linear. These higher depths are desirable for shooting light maps or textures for use in 3-D programs. The broader contrast range of these images means far subtler color reproduction, smoother exposure curves, more detail in the shadows and less blowout in the highlights than ever before. But, in order to use this extra detail, you have to preserve it. In order to preserve it, you have to be working with high-depth file formats.
So, GIMP won't do. Thankfully, there are some excellent alternatives.
qpfstmo is junk
qpfstmo is junk. Very clunky gui at best.
I recommend qtpfsgui. It is a much nicer gui and more intuitive interface to pfstools and tonemapping. Threaded too, so it works on dual core machines nicely.
I agree. GIMP is dead for
I agree. GIMP is dead for the reasons listed above. Hopefully, Krita will have a longer lasting architecture and that the Koffice 2 series will bring the rest of the suite up to a quality standard after the lack of development early on.
GIMP devs are working on the
GIMP devs are working on the problems listed in this article, I don't think GIMP should be written off that quick. :)
As the Gimp is Cross platform it stays for now
One of the great advantages of GIMP is that it is cross platform. If kde apps were easier to use on windows and macosx
too that would be great. I would love to use more of koffice but I have to support one that one platform.
So for me I am stuck with the GIMP and Openoffice :-(
Krita (KDE4 in general) works on Windows as well.
FYI, all major KDE4 components work on Windows now. Check http://windows.kde.org .
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Greendale's baseball field opens in style with ceremony, big victory
Panthers celebrate by routing Port Washington
Roy Reiman added a bit of a twist to the time-honored tradition of throwing out the first pitch.
The Greendale icon stood on the mound at the newly-renovated high school baseball field on the evening of Saturday, May 24, carefully eyeing catcher Keith Ringelberg.
Reiman pretended to shake off a couple of signs, then he called Ringelberg to the mound for a conference as the crowd laughed.
The showman then looked to each side, presumably checking the runners, and then glanced up into the sky before delivering his pitch.
He then asked for the ball back and threw a second pitch for good measure.
He came off the mound and shook hands with all the Greendale players and coaching staff, and with that, the field was officially opened.
Reiman likes field
Reiman and his family provided some crucial support in the renovation, which began last year and resulted in a fine new facility for the Panthers.
"This is a great site on a great night," Reiman said. "This turned out wonderfully."
He said the renovation was sparked by a poll of baseball coaches from several years ago.
"A lot of people think they did this for cosmetic reasons," Reiman said, "but coaches from the south side ranked baseball diamonds about two years ago. They ranked 25 fields, and Greendale was last. What made matters worse was that Greenfield (with a new facility) was number one, and we have that friendly rivalry there.
"Also, there have been some concussions out here because the soil was so hard. When I played ball years ago, I played with some bad bounces and rocks, but this was really serious."
Although his family did help with the renovation, Reiman made clear that he does not want the field to have the proposed name of Reiman Family Field.
"We don't look at this at all as Reiman Field," he continued. "We're flattered, but we call this Brinkman Field. I coached little league for seven years and spent a lot of time down here. We still think of it as Brinkman Field, and we prefer they leave it that way.
"George Brinkman was the first village president 39 years ago, so for 39 years, it has been called that, and let's leave it at that."
Panthers rout Port
The new field was christened in a grand way as the Panthers exploded for five first-inning runs in their game against Port Washington.
Angel Ramirez picked up the first Greendale hit on the new field with a run-scoring triple to the left-centerfield gap to bring home Ben Moore, who had walked.
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The mask awful..if you tie it even remotely tight it bunches up around the eyes preventing you from seeing. If you loosen it up it falls off. The sound in the sword is cheap and just weird. We mainly bought this because of the mask and we can't even use it. Whoever made this product obviously didn't test it beforehand.
I bought this for my son to use with his Halloween Costume, since they don't come with the accessories. The Mask is soft and has a soft lining on the side that touches the face. The sword is large and heavy duty enough to withstand playing with out breaking. Ninja stars are a nice added touch. He was very happy and so was I.
i love tmnt! but the bandanas are kinda small? and it barely fits comfortably on my 3yr old son. the blade looks awesome but the sound effect thing in it is kinda cheap..? its a noise maker that makes a weird noise by fliping it upside down. but overall i loved it! i wish that i had these when i was growing up!
Make Sure You Check The Measurements Of The sword To Make Sure Its ThE Size You're Looking For. I Thought It Was A Long Sword Like Leonardo Carries But It Was Very SHort. In FacT, I Returned It Because My Son Had Wanted A Long Sword. This Was More Like A Knife.
We had already purchase one sword and my son kept complaining that his outfit wasn't complete without 2 sword! The price is right and it's very durable!
I bought this for my nephew, because he is a Leonard ninja turtle fan. He loved it!
I sent this to mmy grandson for his birthday. Because he loves Leonardo it was a great success....
Got 2 of these and both came in prett fast and together
Great price, and fast shipping.
My son loved it!
My 8yr old Great nephew loves this he said it was awesome
this was exactly what i ordered and it arrived in perfect condition


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Converting images to low res?
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Converting images to low res?
Mar 29, 2013
Can I load a bunch of images in a folder & do a quick conversion from a high res image to a lo res image(s) all in one, at one batch?
Would it be done best/quicker in Light room and/or PS?
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What be the lowest res file setting to use?
I want 'em to see the image but difficult to get any good print from these images.
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