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Josie Maran

WHY SHE IS FAMOUS:
We first noticed Josie in a Guess? campaign and in spreads of the 2001 and 2002 SI Swimsuit Issues. Like most models, she moved on to the big screen with roles in Van Helsing, Little Black Book and Scorsese's blockbuster, The Aviator.

WHY SHE IS DESIRABLE:
Considering that Josie is still a relative unknown, it's pretty impressive that she comes in at No. 4. Then again, the AskMen.com community seems to have quite a knack for finding beauties that the rest of the world has yet to pick up on. And, to be honest, it doesn't really take the gift of prophecy to see that Josie is supermodel material. In a word, she's sensational; a unique blend of innocence and forceful sexuality, that naiveté that modeling agents cross the globe in search of. Plus, she's been known to roll with notorious socialite Nicole Richie and dated street magician David Blaine, so we know that Josie lets her hair down every now and then.

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Flying Cars Ready To Take Off

The Skycar is one of the latest attempts to build a real flying car. It's been described as a cross between a Ferrari and a Batmobile.

Have you ever dreamt about the day you can buzz around in your very own flying machine? Well, that day may be sooner than you think.

The folks at NASA have built something called “The Highway in the Sky.” It's a computer system designed to let millions of people fly whenever they please, and take off and land from wherever they please, in their very own vehicles.

And here’s the good news -- a lot of people are building machines you’ll be able to buy.
One of those people is an inventor named Woody Norris. This week, he will receive America’s top prize for invention. It’s called the Lemelson-MIT award -- a half-million dollar cash prize to honor his life’s work, which includes a brand new personal flying machine. Correspondent Bob Simon reports.
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It's called the AirScooter, and self-taught inventor Woody Norris says it goes on sale later this year.

Norris, 66, asked one of his test pilots to demonstrate the AirScooter for 60 Minutes on a hilltop outside San Diego, Calif. It can fly for 2 hours at 55 mph, and go up to 10,000 feet above sea level.

"Look how quickly it stops, hovers, sideways, sideways, straight down," Norris tells Simon.
Everything is controlled from the motorcycle-like handle bar. Push it forward and the two counter-rotating blades pivot forward. Push it back and it goes back. Norris says you won’t need a pilot’s license if you fly it under 400 feet in non-restricted air space. And he’s going to sell it for $50,000.

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