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Titolo: PRE MARKET NDQ + 3,7% (pieno)

Incredibile :-) i disoccupati tornano sopra le 400.000 unità e si riprende a
salire............a questo punto o è davvero inversione o la bull trap
ancora il falegname non l'ha consegnata...........
:-)
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dare la colpa".

mi sono liberato di quasi tutte le euphon, quasi quasi prendo le stm, tra
oggi  domattina mi sa tanto che ci sta  un altro + 15% :-))
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 oggi  domattina mi sa tanto che ci sta  un altro + 15% :-))
Mi fermo, è stata proprio una buona settimana...dopo le precedenti vacche
magre... :-)
Ti ammiro ( in tutti e due i sensi.. :-))
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 oggi  domattina mi sa tanto che ci sta  un altro + 15% :-))
Se sfonda il muro dei 17.08 e il mib 30 23.800...ci sta' tutto!
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> Mi fermo, è stata proprio una buona settimana...dopo le precedenti vacche
all'apertura del nasadq una impennata ci sta tutta


e perche'?

 e perche'?
la sta facendo gia' adesso
mi ha ancitipato
smack

 e perche'?
Ancora il falegname non ha consegnato il proprio lavoro............. ;-))
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Companies are developing a chip-based product to measure
                      human-skin hydration levels
    STMicroelectronics and L'Oreal announced today the first use of
semiconductors in the development of next-generation skin care.
    L'Oreal, a world leader in cosmetics, is using ST's TouchChip(R)
silicon image sensor technology in an innovative research project to
develop methods to quickly and easily provide detailed hydration
analysis of human skin.
    The SkinChip(R) sensor, being jointly developed by the two
companies, is based on ST's TouchChip(R), developed for use in
biometric fingerprint recognition applications. With over a quarter
million units shipped, the TouchChip(R) is the most industrialized of
the new generation of silicon sensors currently revolutionizing many
security and convenience applications. The SkinChip(R) compact silicon
sensor captures detailed, 500-dots/in. images of the skin in less than
one-tenth of a second, under any skin or environmental conditions.
    The 90,000 active cells of the sensor provide high-quality image
definition with a resolution of 50-microns, which is perfectly
suitable for providing a detailed image of the micro-relief of skin.
The sensor will be integrated into a compact device with low power
consumption, suitable for portable application.
    ST's TouchChip(R), on which the SkinChip(R) is based, is a
capacitive sensor that uses active capacitive pixel sensing
technology. When used in conjunction with specially developed image
capture software, the sensor will generate a `capacitance' map that
can easily be converted into a hydration or dryness map. Assessing how
dry or well-hydrated the skin is will allow L'Oreal to design
beauty-care products better suited to age-related changes of skin.
    The two companies spent several months adapting the existing
standard software used with the TouchChip(R) sensor in fingerprint
applications to work on areas of human skin that are dryer than
fingertips, such as on the face under the eyes, as well as jointly
developing and optimizing image capture software to work with the
sensor.
    Additionally, L'Oreal has further developed image analysis
software for the application. The first software, developed by L'Oreal
in conjunction with another research laboratory, detects orientations
of lines in the micro-relief of the forearm. This parameter correlates
to skin aging. Two further software programs are currently in
development by L'Oreal: one for quantifying the actual hydration of
the skin; and the second for measuring the `texture' of the skin.
    According to L'Oreal, the SkinChip(R) sensor is currently being
applied to cosmetics only, but could possibly be used in other
dermatological applications in the future.
    "Because the TouchChip(R) provides a greyscale image of skin with
unparalleled detail and sensitivity, it lends itself well to this
unique and innovative application," said Alan Kramer, Director of ST's
TouchChip(R) Business Unit. "L'Oreal's SkinChip(R) innovation promises
to be a further advance in using leading-edge technology to help
people look young."
    "The SkinChip(R) is an important new tool among non-invasive
methods that will increase the knowledge of age-related skin changes
and will allow us to greatly improve our ability to battle the effects
of aging on appearance," according to Jean-Luc Leveque, L'Oreal's
Prospective Research Director. "L'Oreal's application of ST's sensor
is a very exciting development."
    About L'Oreal
    Founded nearly a century ago by the chemist Eugene Schueller,
L'Oreal has consistently applied its policy of investing in research,
ensuring that its products meet the highest possible standards of
quality, safety and innovation. Today, the L'Oreal Group contributes
to the beauty of women and men all over the world, providing everyday
solutions that enhance their sense of well-being.
    --  The L'Oreal Group is the number one cosmetics company in the
        world, present in 130 countries with a worldwide turnover of
        13.7 billion euros in 2001 and a staff of almost 50,000.
    --  The Group focuses on 5 core activities: hair color, hair care,
        skin care, make-up and perfumes.
    --  L'Oreal offers consumers all over the world a culturally
        diverse portfolio of brands such as L'Oreal, Garnier,
        Maybelline, Redken, Lancome, Helena Rubinstein, Biotherm,
        Vichy, La Roche-Posay, Soft Sheen Carson, Matrix, Kiehl's, Shu
        Uemura, Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani and Cacharel.
    --  The Group's brands are present in every distribution channel:
        mass market, professional hair salons, selective distribution,
        pharmacy, internet and mail order.
    --  Since the outset, L'Oreal has chosen to base its success on
        technological innovation. Over the past decade, the L'Oreal
        Group has invested 3% of its turnover (2.6 billion euros) in
        research and development. Research laboratories located in
        France, United States and Japan focus on skin, hair and color:
        more than 110 original molecules have been developed by our
        laboratories and are used in the Group's products; more than
        3,000 new formulae are launched every year; 493 patents have
        been applied in 2001.
    Information about L'Oreal is available at 
http://www.loreal.com
    About STMicroelectronics

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ma non doveva uscire qualche notizia sulla semestrale?
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