Feinerman

Feinerman runs the nonprofit Operation In-Sight, which preforms free eye surgeries and gives training and equipment to doctors in developing nations, and he recently extended his service to a handful of needy Orange County residents.

Funding Cuts May Shutter N.C. Group Home For People With Disabilities 2010

Feinerman runs the nonprofit Operation In-Sight, which preforms free eye surgeries and gives training and equipment to doctors in developing nations, and he recently extended his service to a handful of needy Orange County residents.

Funding Cuts May Shutter N.C. Group Home For People With Disabilities 2010

So Moses, Feinerman and Rotem decided to scale things way down and grow them in one dimension only on a groove etched in a glass plate.

Weizmann Institute of Science Creates Artificial Nervous System / Genetic Circuit | Netflow Developments 2009

So Moses, Feinerman and Rotem decided to scale things way down and grow them in one dimension only on a groove etched in a glass plate.

2009 January 28 | Netflow Developments 2009

So Moses, Feinerman and Rotem decided to scale things way down and grow them in one dimension only on a groove etched in a glass plate.

2009 January | Netflow Developments 2009

Feinerman runs the nonprofit Operation In-Sight, which preforms free eye surgeries and gives training and equipment to doctors in developing nations, and he recently extended his service to a handful of needy Orange County residents.

Funding Cuts May Shutter N.C. Group Home For People With Disabilities The Huffington Post News Team 2009

"The page does not propose any kind of commercial transaction," Feinerman wrote, contrasting it with a 1993

News - chicagotribune.com By St 2012

"The page does not propose any kind of commercial transaction," Feinerman wrote, contrasting it with a 1993

News - chicagotribune.com By St 2012

Judge Gary Feinerman in Chicago found Jewel wasn't endeavoring to sell anything with the page featuring basketball shoes emblazoned with "23," Jordan's Bulls jersey number.

www.startribune.com 2012

Feinerman said it was because the judge's computer is critical to a functioning court.

chicagotribune.com - 2010