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Remember my post of a few weeks ago about the Wall Street Journal article talking about how Google's famous co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page were having a disagreement with the interior designer for their new giant Jumbo Jet personal plane. They have now decided not to press the accusation that Leslie Jennings, an Oklahoma aircraft designer, violated a court order for allegedly disclosing details about a Boeing 767 that he was refurbishing on their behalf to newspaper reporters. I mean c’mon guys; all he did was tell the world that two of the richest men in the universe wanted to hang hammocks from the ceiling of the plane, and argued endlessly about who would get the biggest bedroom. At least it was the WSJ and not the National Enquirer.

We can always get another one for the luggage!