Re: [FSHS] OK, if there is anything you can do for me, it's...

Linda Bradbury commented on your post in FSHS. Linda Bradbury 4:07pm Jun 1 I can attest to that ! ♥ Comment History James Dillon 5:33pm May 31 Wildcats are true survivors. Steven Abel 9:25pm May 30 We're pretty lucky so far dude...lots of us still here... love that! Original Post James Dillon 8:16am May 30 OK, if there is anything you can do for me, it's quit dying. All of my dark suits are in the cleaners right now. Thanks. View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.

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Re: [FSHS] 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in...

Page Holbrook commented on Chantelle Kiphuth's post in FSHS. Page Holbrook 3:25pm Jun 1 LOVE Trader Joe's....wish they had one here! Don't think there are any in FL Comment History Linda Bradbury 3:24pm Jun 1 Traders Joes Opening Soon in State College , PA. (UnHappy Valley) . Wayne, PA. has one . ALB., NY. the closest to where I live is on the Opening Soon List too. I could not believe I had not ever heard of Trader Joes B4 until DB. ^ mentioned it. Dan Defebbo 1:46pm Jun 1 ah, yes, Federal Hill, one of my favorites! Kevin Fetzer 1:44pm Jun 1 Yes Dan, things in Italy and things in RI :-) Dan Defebbo 1:41pm Jun 1 Kevin, spoken like a man who knows how things in Italy work. Kevin Fetzer 1:08pm Jun 1 Thanks Dan, I stand corrected, a small hit to the local economy. And I was assuming that we all know how the entire 'damaged' goods will be 'parted out', if you will, and most likely pull in more than the original value, plus there is the insurance payment for the 'loss'. Any cheese that does not got bought up will be sold at a discount to the pig farmers for the finer and more expensive prosciutto....capito? View All Comments Original Post Chantelle Kiphuth 8:25am May 31 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in the earthquake. Wall Photos IMPORTANTE! Abbiamo aggiornato la lista dei contatti dei caseifici colpiti dal sisma che si sono att... View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.

Re: [FSHS] 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in...

Linda Bradbury commented on Chantelle Kiphuth's post in FSHS. Linda Bradbury 3:24pm Jun 1 Traders Joes Opening Soon in State College , PA. (UnHappy Valley) . Wayne, PA. has one . ALB., NY. the closest to where I live is on the Opening Soon List too. I could not believe I had not ever heard of Trader Joes B4 until DB. ^ mentioned it. Comment History Dan Defebbo 1:46pm Jun 1 ah, yes, Federal Hill, one of my favorites! Kevin Fetzer 1:44pm Jun 1 Yes Dan, things in Italy and things in RI :-) Dan Defebbo 1:41pm Jun 1 Kevin, spoken like a man who knows how things in Italy work. Kevin Fetzer 1:08pm Jun 1 Thanks Dan, I stand corrected, a small hit to the local economy. And I was assuming that we all know how the entire 'damaged' goods will be 'parted out', if you will, and most likely pull in more than the original value, plus there is the insurance payment for the 'loss'. Any cheese that does not got bought up will be sold at a discount to the pig farmers for the finer and more expensive prosciutto....capito? Dan Defebbo 12:35pm Jun 1 Actually, Kevin even at $18.99/lb (which only Weis Market customers pay), it comes to less than $800,000,000. Considering that the regional GDP of Emilia-Romagna is about 139 billion Euros per year this loss only represents less than 0.442%. Don't forget, that's just the cheese that was damaged, it should be assumed that some of it can still be sold. That's the thing about Parmigano, it still tastes great when you break it up into little pieces. Can anyone tell, I'm procrastinating from doing something productive? View All Comments Original Post Chantelle Kiphuth 8:25am May 31 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in the earthquake. Wall Photos IMPORTANTE! Abbiamo aggiornato la lista dei contatti dei caseifici colpiti dal sisma che si sono att... View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.

Re: [FSHS] 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in...

Dan Defebbo commented on Chantelle Kiphuth's post in FSHS. Dan Defebbo 1:46pm Jun 1 ah, yes, Federal Hill, one of my favorites! Comment History Kevin Fetzer 1:44pm Jun 1 Yes Dan, things in Italy and things in RI :-) Dan Defebbo 1:41pm Jun 1 Kevin, spoken like a man who knows how things in Italy work. Kevin Fetzer 1:08pm Jun 1 Thanks Dan, I stand corrected, a small hit to the local economy. And I was assuming that we all know how the entire 'damaged' goods will be 'parted out', if you will, and most likely pull in more than the original value, plus there is the insurance payment for the 'loss'. Any cheese that does not got bought up will be sold at a discount to the pig farmers for the finer and more expensive prosciutto....capito? Dan Defebbo 12:35pm Jun 1 Actually, Kevin even at $18.99/lb (which only Weis Market customers pay), it comes to less than $800,000,000. Considering that the regional GDP of Emilia-Romagna is about 139 billion Euros per year this loss only represents less than 0.442%. Don't forget, that's just the cheese that was damaged, it should be assumed that some of it can still be sold. That's the thing about Parmigano, it still tastes great when you break it up into little pieces. Can anyone tell, I'm procrastinating from doing something productive? Dan Defebbo 8:24pm May 31 When I lived near Venice, we ate Grana Padano because it cost half what Parmigiano did. I just looked the other day at my grocery store and they're both the same price ($18.99/lb). Serves me right for living in central Pennsylvania. I gotta find me a Trader Joe's. View All Comments Original Post Chantelle Kiphuth 8:25am May 31 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in the earthquake. Wall Photos IMPORTANTE! Abbiamo aggiornato la lista dei contatti dei caseifici colpiti dal sisma che si sono att... View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.

Re: [FSHS] 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in...

Kevin Fetzer commented on Chantelle Kiphuth's post in FSHS. Kevin Fetzer 1:44pm Jun 1 Yes Dan, things in Italy and things in RI :-) Comment History Dan Defebbo 1:41pm Jun 1 Kevin, spoken like a man who knows how things in Italy work. Kevin Fetzer 1:08pm Jun 1 Thanks Dan, I stand corrected, a small hit to the local economy. And I was assuming that we all know how the entire 'damaged' goods will be 'parted out', if you will, and most likely pull in more than the original value, plus there is the insurance payment for the 'loss'. Any cheese that does not got bought up will be sold at a discount to the pig farmers for the finer and more expensive prosciutto....capito? Dan Defebbo 12:35pm Jun 1 Actually, Kevin even at $18.99/lb (which only Weis Market customers pay), it comes to less than $800,000,000. Considering that the regional GDP of Emilia-Romagna is about 139 billion Euros per year this loss only represents less than 0.442%. Don't forget, that's just the cheese that was damaged, it should be assumed that some of it can still be sold. That's the thing about Parmigano, it still tastes great when you break it up into little pieces. Can anyone tell, I'm procrastinating from doing something productive? Dan Defebbo 8:24pm May 31 When I lived near Venice, we ate Grana Padano because it cost half what Parmigiano did. I just looked the other day at my grocery store and they're both the same price ($18.99/lb). Serves me right for living in central Pennsylvania. I gotta find me a Trader Joe's. Kevin Fetzer 2:05pm May 31 38kg (84lbs) X 500,000 = 19mil kg or 42mil lbs. That going to be a huge hit to the local economy. View All Comments Original Post Chantelle Kiphuth 8:25am May 31 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in the earthquake. Wall Photos IMPORTANTE! Abbiamo aggiornato la lista dei contatti dei caseifici colpiti dal sisma che si sono att... View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.

Re: [FSHS] 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in...

Dan Defebbo commented on Chantelle Kiphuth's post in FSHS. Dan Defebbo 1:41pm Jun 1 Kevin, spoken like a man who knows how things in Italy work. Comment History Kevin Fetzer 1:08pm Jun 1 Thanks Dan, I stand corrected, a small hit to the local economy. And I was assuming that we all know how the entire 'damaged' goods will be 'parted out', if you will, and most likely pull in more than the original value, plus there is the insurance payment for the 'loss'. Any cheese that does not got bought up will be sold at a discount to the pig farmers for the finer and more expensive prosciutto....capito? Dan Defebbo 12:35pm Jun 1 Actually, Kevin even at $18.99/lb (which only Weis Market customers pay), it comes to less than $800,000,000. Considering that the regional GDP of Emilia-Romagna is about 139 billion Euros per year this loss only represents less than 0.442%. Don't forget, that's just the cheese that was damaged, it should be assumed that some of it can still be sold. That's the thing about Parmigano, it still tastes great when you break it up into little pieces. Can anyone tell, I'm procrastinating from doing something productive? Dan Defebbo 8:24pm May 31 When I lived near Venice, we ate Grana Padano because it cost half what Parmigiano did. I just looked the other day at my grocery store and they're both the same price ($18.99/lb). Serves me right for living in central Pennsylvania. I gotta find me a Trader Joe's. Kevin Fetzer 2:05pm May 31 38kg (84lbs) X 500,000 = 19mil kg or 42mil lbs. That going to be a huge hit to the local economy. David Beresford 1:04pm May 31 Oh shit! I just read that headline with My glasses on ! It's half a million whole rounds , not pounds , this is even worse , the price , and just lack of the stuff will be felt everywhere , porco Dio !!!! View All Comments Original Post Chantelle Kiphuth 8:25am May 31 500,000 rounds of Parmigiano-Reggiano damaged in the earthquake. Wall Photos IMPORTANTE! Abbiamo aggiornato la lista dei contatti dei caseifici colpiti dal sisma che si sono att... View Post on Facebook · Edit Email Settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.