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		By: josh		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We already replied to Michael via email, but this is a good opportunity to point out some fine print.  Virginia and I don&#039;t really use TFB as a source of income, it&#039;s purely pleasure for us, and we do love expanding the reader base.  That said, we do consider everything on the site our proprietary content and appreciate when others ask permission to reprint / reuse our content.  We almost always comply (as we did in this particular case) but like to have the opportunity to evaluate each use case by case and also to provide instructions on how to properly mark the copyright in the publication.  So thanks Michael for doing the right thing and setting a great example.  Good luck with your venture!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We already replied to Michael via email, but this is a good opportunity to point out some fine print.  Virginia and I don&#8217;t really use TFB as a source of income, it&#8217;s purely pleasure for us, and we do love expanding the reader base.  That said, we do consider everything on the site our proprietary content and appreciate when others ask permission to reprint / reuse our content.  We almost always comply (as we did in this particular case) but like to have the opportunity to evaluate each use case by case and also to provide instructions on how to properly mark the copyright in the publication.  So thanks Michael for doing the right thing and setting a great example.  Good luck with your venture!</p>
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		By: Michael Vladimirov		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Michael Vladimirov]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Dear Sir/Madam,
right now we are preparing some tourist guide for Russian travelers to USA. This catalog will be distributed for free on a travel exhibition in Moscow, Russian during the 1st week of October. We would be interested to include parts of your story about Blue Hill at Stone Barns as well as include the pictures you placed on this web page. If you can grant your permission for us to do so, it would be nice to get it as soon as possible.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Sir/Madam,<br />
right now we are preparing some tourist guide for Russian travelers to USA. This catalog will be distributed for free on a travel exhibition in Moscow, Russian during the 1st week of October. We would be interested to include parts of your story about Blue Hill at Stone Barns as well as include the pictures you placed on this web page. If you can grant your permission for us to do so, it would be nice to get it as soon as possible.</p>
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