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Arthur V Pellegrino

from South Amboy, NJ
Age ~57
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Also known as:
Art V Pellegrino, Anthony V Pellegrino, Arthur V Pelleg, Arthur Pelligrino
Related to:
Mindy PellegrinoAnthony V Pellegrino, 82Kathleen C Pellegrino, 79Andrea J Pellegrino, 47Nora L Pellegrino, 57Skyler A PellegrinoTiare M Hee, 61Theodore S Seamans, 65Lucas V Pellegrino, 32Hhee W Cameron, 36Victor Pellegrino Lucas, 32Spencer J Pellegrino, 31Parrish J Pellegrino, 53Irene J Seamans, 51Margaret A Seamans, 61
Connected to:
Aaron Pellegrini, 34Alice M Pellegrino, 85Amanda M Pellegrino, 47Annemarie Pellegrino, 28Annette B Pellegrin, 64Anthony Pellegrino, 59Arnold G Pellegrini, 83Augusto Pellegrini, 52Bernard Pellegrino, 57Brett J Pellegrino, 32

Arthur Pellegrino Phones & Addresses

  • South Amboy, NJ
  • Old Bridge, NJ
  • Staten Island, NY
  • 457 Jersey Ave APT 2F, Jersey City, NJ 07302 (908) 334-4274
  • Westfield, NJ
  • Bridgewater, NJ
  • Lancaster, PA
  • Union, NJ

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Vice President R&D At Elizabeth Arden

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Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Experience:
Elizabeth Arden (Public Company; RDEN; Cosmetics industry): Vice President R&D,  (January 2009-Present) Limited Brands (Public Company; LTD; Retail industry): Innovation Science and Technology,  (2009-2009) Johnson & Johnson (Public Co...
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Method Of Measuring The Efficacy Of A Skin Treatment Program

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US Patent:
20040215066, Oct 28, 2004
Filed:
Apr 23, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/421231
Inventors:
Kelly Huang - Saint Germain en Laye, FR
Nikiforos Kollias - Skillman NJ, US
Ellen Kurtz - Ringoes NJ, US
Katharine Martin - Ringoes NJ, US
Florence Natter - Hillsborough NJ, US
Arthur Pellegrino - Newtown PA, US
International Classification:
G06K009/00
US Classification:
600/300000, 382/128000
Abstract:
The present invention includes a method of measuring the efficacy of a skin treatment program on human skin. The method comprises: a. accessing a multiplicity of photographic images of human faces, each image having associated with it a chronological age of the human whose likeness it captures; b. assessing the multiplicity of photographic images of human faces for a facial parameter; c. scoring the facial parameter on each image according to a scoring system to create a parameter score for each image; d. correlating the parameter scores to the chronological ages to obtain an age-parameter correlation; e. scoring an untreated subject human face for the facial parameter to obtain a subject baseline parameter score; f. treating the subject human face with a skin treatment program; g. scoring the treated subject human face for the facial parameter to obtain a subject treatment parameter score; h. determining the difference between the subject baseline parameter score and the subject treatment parameter score to obtain a treatment score difference; and i. comparing the treatment score difference with the age-parameter correlation to determine a constructive age change of the human face effected by treatment of the human face with the skin treatment program.

Method Of Measuring The Efficacy Of A Skin Treatment Program

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US Patent:
20070053940, Mar 8, 2007
Filed:
Nov 3, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/556322
Inventors:
Kelly Huang - Saint Germain en Laye, FR
Nikiforos Kollias - Skillman NJ, US
Ellen Kurtz - Ringoes NJ, US
Katharine Martin - Ringoes NJ, US
Florence Natter - Hillsborough NJ, US
Arthur Pellegrino - Newtown PA, US
International Classification:
A61K 8/02
US Classification:
424401000
Abstract:
The present invention includes a method of measuring the efficacy of a skin treatment program on human skin. The method comprises: a. accessing a multiplicity of photographic images of human faces, each image having associated with it a chronological age of the human whose likeness it captures; b. assessing the multiplicity of photographic images of human faces for a facial parameter; c. scoring the facial parameter on each image according to a scoring system to create a parameter score for each image; d. correlating the parameter scores to the chronological ages to obtain an age-parameter correlation; e. scoring an untreated subject human face for the facial parameter to obtain a subject baseline parameter score; f. treating the subject human face with a skin treatment program; g. scoring the treated subject human face for the facial parameter to obtain a subject treatment parameter score; h. determining the difference between the subject baseline parameter score and the subject treatment parameter score to obtain a treatment score difference; and i. comparing the treatment score difference with the age-parameter correlation to determine a constructive age change of the human face effected by treatment of the human face with the skin treatment program.

Anti-Residue Shampoo And Liquid Toiletry Production Method

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US Patent:
62009370, Mar 13, 2001
Filed:
Jun 9, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/094384
Inventors:
Robert Brennan - Mercerville NJ
Abizer Gaslightwala - Cambridge MA
Nelson L. Perassinoto - Sao Paulo, BR
Rafael Delgado - Nutley NJ
Arthur Pellegrino - Yardley PA
Steve Aridgides - Yardley PA
Charles L. Adams - Flemington NJ
Carol J. Collins - Granada Hills CA
Assignee:
Neutrogena Corporation - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
C11D 162
C11D 165
US Classification:
510119
Abstract:
Detergent compositions, including, but not limited to, anti-residue shampoos, are provided which include one or more anionic surfactants, an anionic polymer, a mono cationic conditioning agent, and a cationic polymer. These shampoos are preferably clear. Additionally, there is provided a recirculatory batch processor which includes a disperser and at least one pump selected from a supply pump and a return pump. The pump is in communication with the disperser. Furthermore, a recirculatory batch process is provided which includes the steps of delivering, at a first rate, a liquid from a tank to a recirculatory batch processor as described above; during the delivery, dispersing solids into the liquid to produce a liquid containing dispersed solids; and during the delivery, returning, at a second rate, the liquid containing dispersed solids to the tank; wherein the second rate is greater than the first rate.
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