Dick and Mary Beth Seibert walk among the vines at Knob Hall Winery in Maryland.
Photograph by Elizabeth Weinberg for Bloomberg Businessweek
Portrait of Dick and Mary Beth Seibert, owners of Knob Hall Winery.
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Mary Beth Seibert, owner and winemaker at Knob Hall Winery.
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Dick Seibert tasting grapes at Knob Hall Winery.
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Portrait of surrogate mother Jennifer Cantor who gave birth to twin boys the day after this cover shoot.
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Dawn Dill is a surrogate carrying twins for a couple from Europe. The money she earns as a surrogate will go toward care for her autistic son.
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Gernisha Myers (with her daughter), carrying white twins for a German couple.
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Kerry Smith and his wife Lisa, watch surrogate Jennifer Cantor give birth to their twin boys Ethan and Jonathan.
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Inventors pitch their inventions to TeleBrands “As Seen on TV.” Roger Escamilla with the Rinse and Recycle Station using high pressure water to clean used cans and bottles for recycling.
Photograph by Brian Finke for Bloomberg Businessweek
Shayquita Rogers with the Rogers Ironing Solution heat proof iron cover that attaches to an iron to protect against burns.
Photograph by Brian Finke for Bloomberg Businessweek
Dennis Rolleri with SuperSanders a dry wall vacuum attachment that sucks up plaster as you smooth down your wall, reducing cleanup time.
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Todd Fithian’s Handle Pro tops any broom-like handle with a rounded surface to make sweeping, shoveling, and digging easier.
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Donna Crossland’s Split Decision Blanket has magnets connecting two blankets so a spouse can easily remove one side.
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Vito Labbate and his son Christopher pitch the Snap n’ Vac which sucks up dirt without a dust pan.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson meeting with agency staff in Washington, DC.
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Portrait of Lisa Jackson, EPA Administrator.
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Scenes from Wall Street for a story on the deepening financial crisis in the United States.
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Scenes from Wall Street and the interior of the New York Stock Exchange, for a story on the deepening financial crisis in the United States.
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Lauren Grygo, wearing EEG leads, was diagnosed with epilepsy after a major seizure.
Photograph by Ethan Hill for Newsweek
Dr. Orrin Devinsky of New York University visits Gracie Ann Oetzel the day after she underwent the second of three brain operations intended to stop her seizures.
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Emma Altermatt (with her mom Christen), suffers recurring seizures that can cause brain damage.
Photograph by Ethan Hill for Newsweek
