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Private Dining
Casa Nonna - Midtown
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310 West 38th Street
New York, NY 10010
Midtown West
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$30 and under
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Casa Nonna - Midtown Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(212) 736-3000
Hours of Operation:
11:30am – 2:30pm (Mon-Fri)
2:30pm – 5:30pm (Mon-Fri)
5:30pm – 10:00pm (Mon-Thu)
5:30pm – 10:30pm (Fri)
5:00pm – 10:30pm (Sat)
5:00pm – 9:30pm (Sun)
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Italian, Contemporary Italian
Executive Chef:
Julio Genao
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
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Getting there
Cross Street:
8th and 9th Avenues
Public Transit:
A,C,E Subway to 34th Street or 42nd Street Port Authority
Parking Details:
Green Garage – 320 west 38th (2nd entrance on 37th) - $10 for up to 3 hours, $15 for up to 6 hours
Street parking available after 7pm weekdays
A word from Casa Nonna - Midtown
Casa Nonna's rustic Italian menu is a culmination of traditional Roman and Tuscan fare, with a focus on the freshest local and seasonal ingredients. Casa Nonna is warm and welcoming, authentic and thoroughly satisfying, with bold, pure flavors that are the hallmark of true Italian cuisine.
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Diner Reviews
It's hard to find a good
restaturant in this area. Once inside, you forget where yor are. While arguably Italian, this is not your regular pasta na dred sauce restaruant. The menu is interesting and varied and the food had made. Worth the trip from anywhere, particularly convenient to the Garden."
Dined on 3/13/2014
This is a great location for
anyone going to MS Garden. The food is prepared with care. I would say it is gourmet Italian. Portions are not huge, but just right. Everything was delicious. Desserts are unusual but tasty. The service was very attentive and good. A very friendly atmosphere and a pleasant experience."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Came for the restaurant week menu.
The mushroom soup was fine if unremarkable, though the rabbit salad appetizer was unique and tasty. Ordered pasta with sausage and brisket entrees, somewhat disappointed in both. The pasta was too heavy and buttery, and the brisket far too tough. Panacotta dessert did not seem to be as described on the menu and had an odd flavor, but enjoyed the poppy-seed polenta cake though it was a little small. The complementary bread was warm and spicy and delicious - some of the best I've ever had."
Dined on 3/7/2014
From the moment you leave the city
street you enter a rustic atmosphere that is welcoming and warm. The decor is a combination of colorful and ecclectic artwork and dark wall coverings. The service was excellent, efficient, and friendly. Our waitress helped with our choices and we bypassed the restaurant week specials for the regular menu . Roasted brussel sprouts is one of the hotel specialities and we shared a generous portion of very tasty sprouts. The pasta was perfectly cooked and special mention of the spaghetti pomodoro is needed. The sauce is one of the best I have ever tasted, and difficult to descibe. The grilled swordfish was moist and delicious served with roasted peppers, tomato, black olives and capers. Wonderful experience."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Needed good food near MSG.Happened
to be Restaurant Week.The special menu at $38 pp was terrific.We were a table of 4.We sat at a roomy corner banquette table.Wait staff very accommodating.Special 3 course menu offered fish, meat or pasta.Each were good choices,each was ordered at our table. There were 3 or 4 choices of an app.; delicious soup ordered by my hubby, fresh salads with cheeses, fruits and nuts, something else--can't remember.We were all very pleased with our choices. The portions of 3 course dinner were just right, leaving enough room for dessert: polenta cake with lemon glaze, something like that,delicious. A very nice tiramisu.Lovely flavors of sorbet. Left happy and full/plenty of time to walk to MSG!"
Dined on 3/6/2014
This was our 2nd visit to Casa
Nonna where four of us had a great dinner. I had the poached tuna on a bed of spaghettini. It was wonderful with its lemony undertones. The men opted for the chicken parm with an added side of spaghetti. All the pasta and bread is made fresh in premises. The bread that arrives at the table is garlicky and buttery and sliced very thin. You coul eat the whole basket it is so good. The last entree was scallops which looked lovely. We ordered some spinach as a side for the table. Everything was delectable! Looking forwArd to being back in city for another opportunity to visit Casa Nonna."
Dined on 3/6/2014
My girlfriends and I were looking
for something near our hotel for our first night in the city, this was perfect- walking distance, low key, and good food for sharing. Plus Monday was half price wine night, love that!"
Dined on 3/3/2014
Went here because of it's location
in garment district and it was offering great menu for restaurant week. Food was very good both the restaurant week options and menu items. This was a business lunch so wanted the service to move along a little faster, but they were very pleasant and attentive. The atmosphere was very warm and table sizes were large and spacious so you weren't on top of your neighbor."
Dined on 3/4/2014
We ate here before a show and were
very pleased start to finish. It's a big open space so they can accomodate different sized groups. The menu offerd plenty of options with interesting takes on several dishes. The meatball/ricotta appetizer was a great start. The cavatelli lobster bolgnese was particularly good but all the meals were delicious. The service was prompt and attentive without hovering and allowed us to enjoy our meal and still make the show in plenty of time."
Dined on 3/1/2014
We discovered this restaurant when
we received an email in connection with tickets we had purchased to a tennis event at Madison Square Garden. We could not have been more pleased by the service and food. We plan to return and won't wait to connect it to an event at MSG. This food is worth going out of the way for!"
Dined on 3/3/2014
Sorry, I made a mistake on my last
review, I thought the far left was the best. We loved it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We already recommended it to others."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Food good. How was the service?
Practically impossible to say as none was visible the entire time we were there."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Just go and order whatever apeals
to you. It will be delicious!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
This restaurant has a good vibe.
The place is very nice. Friendly staff."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The food was interesti8ng, not
tortured. The home made bruschetta was wonderful."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Food and presentation was
outstanding. Efficient service but some waiters might have been less experienced. Did not bother us as the service overall was great"
Dined on 2/28/2014
I was meeting an old friend for
lunch. We picked the restaurant because it was close to penn Station. The service was efficient and pleasant. We ordered from the restaurant week menu. The Prices were very reasonable. It's $25 for 3 courses. My only criticism of the food was that my salad was overly salty. My friend and I stayed talking for a long time and we were not rushed out. It was very nicd"
Dined on 2/28/2014
I absolutely love this
restaurant!! The food and service are always spot on! A friend and I met first for a quick drink at the bar (btw they have a great happy hour) and proceeded to our table. Our server was great and very informative about the menu and also able to give us some great wine suggestions. During the evening one of the mgrs, Rob I believe, stopped by to check in on us and our experience. From start to finish everything was amazing! Will be back soon."
Dined on 2/21/2014
In a word, exceptional. Great
night. The Pici Alla Toscana bolognese was magnificent; great ragu. My wife had the butternut squash ravioli with brussel sprouts...I can't remember the name, but she loved it. The room had great ambiance...both the dining and the bar area spilled out nicely and the staff was competent with the menu and the pairing of the wines. They could not have been nicer or more entertaining. I had no problem leaving a 30% tip... well deserved."
Dined on 2/21/2014
I have eaten at Casa Nonna many
times. I have always found it to be OUTSTANDING. however on my last visit I was not as impressed with desert as the times before. I am willing to write this off as a fluke and do plan on eating there many more times in the future."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Second time here. The first time,
in December, was spotty. The food is consistently good, the drinks good, the portions just ok. And when you serve country bread, 3 tiny little pieces for 2 people is just not enough. My fish was well prepared . The broccoli Rabe was just ok. The dessert was great and the manager was fantastic. He suggested we move after we were initially seated close to a loud party of 6. Avoid the bar. I arrived early and ordered a beer. When my date arrived, we could not get service at a not too crowded bar. I asked and waved and had to listen to both bartenders talk about their hair. But no one looked at our direction. After 15 minutes, we left. At that time they finally looked up when we left."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Food was delicious. Even those
little breads they give you to start with. I had the octopus salad. Delicious crunchy almost BBQ taste. Everyone else in my group enjoyed their food. Although one friend had the salmon, she liked it but it was a bit too well done and dry in my opinion. Everyone else was very happy. Service is very accommodating and friendly. Wine list is not long but we had no trouble finding something we enjoyed. One of the best things is that there is no rush. We sat for about 4 hours and no one made any hint that we should leave. Very nice spot for getting together with friends. Would also be good for a romantic dinner for two. I've been there 3 times and would definitely go back. With tip $80 pp."
Dined on 2/21/2014
WOW! I was really impressed! Was
pleasantly greeted upon arrival- started at the bar with the intent of getting a tbl but the energy was too good to leave. Bar staff was professional and attentive --food was delicious, and we were even checked on by the mgr Greg (?) who gave us great wine suggestions. Also found out that on Mondays they have a great wine deal! Thanks for the attention and great food and drinks!! See you soon!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
The place was very nice, nice
service and food was great! I got the soup for the app, steak for main and the torta di polenta. Our sever checked in to see if we were okay or if we needed anything ever so often! I could see myself visiting them in the future. Thanks for a great time!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Great location for a business
dinner with excellent un-rushed service. Interesting menu of not so command Italian fair and several black truffle dishes."
Dined on 2/17/2014
Great food but unfortunately bad
service and certainly not the kind you would expect in this kind of restaurant. Our servicer knew nothing about the wines offered and took long periods of time to bring them to the table while complaining about the hike down two levels to get them. Also, the proper eating utensils were not offered and then never changed between meals which again was surprising. Eventually the server came back to check on us and ask if we needed anything else, we had to constantly flag them down. Overall, the food and ambiance is great at this place, unfortunately they don't have the service to accompany such prices."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Lovely dinner. Extensive menu.
Portions were a little small for the price, but the food was outstanding. Very comfortable yet classy atmosphere. Great service. We recommend wholeheartedly!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
With so many great restaurants and
local competition in NYC, I am surprised how poor the service and overall quality of the food was. The service was exceptionally bad. We waited for twenty minutes before our drink order was taken, and our server was pushing apps. before we were even asked if we would like something to drink. The food was pretty good with the exception of overcooked calamari. Great cocktails."
Dined on 2/15/2014
I took my girlfriend here for
Valentine's Day and we were thrilled with the service and the quality of the food. She had the butternut squash ravioli which she absolutely loved and devoured and I had the lamb shank which was fall off the bone juicy. Service was outstanding and very accommodating for food allergies. I highly recommend this spot to anybody asking for good Italian in NYC."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Service is always beyond slow and
terrible...it's not worth the aggravation with all the Italian places to choose from."
Dined on 2/3/2014
I wanted to try this place as its
very close to my office. The bar looked nice and they poured a great drink. The food was not very good and they did give us the bums rush. As soon as we got our appetizers, they main course shows up less than 5 minutes later. i asked them to bring it back and they waiter stared at me as if i had two heads. Once the main course came back out, you guessed it COLD"
Dined on 2/12/2014
We were in town for the
Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and wanted an earlier dinner, close to Madison Square Garden (MSG). We had such a spectacular experience at Casa Nonna. The server was very helpful with her food and wine suggestions and every course was delicious! We tried the Octopus Salad (spectacular), the Beef Tartare (delicious with a little kick), twisted noodles with beef-pork ragu (comfort food elevated to another level), and the seared scallops (fantastic). The foccacia (and the pastas, sausage, etc.) is made in-house and served warm - I could have eaten a whole meal of that!! In an area of town that is short on nice pre-MSG locations to dine, this is the place to go!!"
Dined on 2/10/2014
We had a pre-theater 5:30
reservation for four and were promptly seated even though our full party had not arrived. Bread for the table was warm and seasoned bread triangles, probably made from fresh pizza dough. Our appetizers arrived shortly afterwards. The bruschetta selections of chicken liver, eggplant caponata, and a cauliflower mixture were delicious. For the main course, the frutti di mare was excellent with lots of shellfish in a pleasing tomato sauce. Other good choices were the grilled swordfish with roasted peppers, tomato, olives and capers, and buccatini with duck ragu and wild mushrooms. Service was excellent. I would definitely return to this spacious and pleasing restaurant if we find ourselves in the neighborhood again."
Dined on 2/8/2014
The food, service and ambience
were all excellent! I would definitely go back to Casa Nonna."
Dined on 2/8/2014
We were looking for a quiet place
for dinner before the theatre, and Casa Nonna was perfect, especially given that it was a Saturday night. The gnocchi with crispy pig's ear was wonderful comfort food, and my husband's butternut squash ravioli with sage and crispy Brussels sprouts was excellent as well. The wine list was mostly high-end, but we found a bottle for $42 that was very good. We will definitely go again. Our server was thoughtful and very prompt, having asked us ahead of time whether we were trying to make a show."
Dined on 2/8/2014
My daughter and I had such a
wonderful experience here. So much so that she wants to go back when she returns to NYC this month! Our server, Alex, was absolutely superb. She offered us great suggestions for both food and wine but was not pushy. She was very attentive throughout our stay.The ambience was comfortable, although a little dark. We ate at an early time so it wasn't too busy or noisy, but did notice the noise level started to increase towards the end of our meal. Highly recommend the Barbabietole, Agnolotti di Zucca and Rigatoni all Pastora. Oh, and the Torta Di Ciocculato~ Heaven in my mouth! Well worth the cost to dine here!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
I took new clients out to dinner
at Casa Nonna on a Monday night. We were a party of 8 and they sat us at a nice round table instead of a long table so we were able to talk to the entire table. Noise level was moderate and allowed for good conversation. Menu is varied so everyone in the party was pleased with the choices. Food was all excellent and the wine list was extensive (almost overwhelming). They don't have a lot of options for the table. Service was good, but could have been a bit more attentive when it came to our primary server. Overall, a great experience for a client dinner."
Dined on 2/3/2014
Very good food at reasonable
prices. All dishes were tasty and well presented. Service was excellent without being obtrusive. Definitely a good choice in the area"
Dined on 1/30/2014
The food is just delicious: lots
of understanding for ingredients, produce and proteins. -- the execution of the kitchen when it comes to seafood and pasta; they must use timers. The love to Italian gastronomy is taste in each plate: the service is warm, kind and pro! Is a must come back. Order the octopus, the meatballs, scallops and any pasta."
Dined on 2/2/2014
Very good experience at the
restaurant. We were seated at a table next to the bar area where the noise level was unbearably loud and disturbing. We were celebrating my mother-in-law's 91st birthday and wanted to be at a table where we could have normal dinner conversation. A female manager asked us if we would like to be moved to a table in the rear of the restaurant where the noise level was more suitable. We agreed and moved. From that point on we had a very good experience. The staff was attentive and if our food was late in being served, the staff was very apologetic. We even received some tastings from the chef for our patience. All in all, I would return. This was a very pleasant dining experience."
Dined on 1/31/2014
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January 8, 2009
Council members present: Anthony Cahill (Accessibility Co-Chair), Roberta S. Carlin (Communications Chair), Charles Drum (Governing Council Representative), Willi Horner-Johnson (Treasurer), Gloria Krahn (Past Chair/Elections Chair), Jana Petersen (Student Liaison Faculty Supervisor), James H. Rimmer (Chair), Jennifer Rowland (Awards Chair), Meg Ann Traci (Secretary), Anjali Truitt (Student Liaison).
Council members not present: Stephen French Gilson (Chair Elect), Catherine Leigh Graham (Accessibility Co-Chair), George Jesien (Membership Chair), H. Stephen Kaye (Program Chair), Don Lollar (Governing Council Representative), Suzanne McDermott (Policy Chair).
Opening: Chair Jim Rimmer opened the conference call meeting at 11:00 a.m. (EST) prompting roll call and discussion of minutes from the December 4, 2008 meeting and from the Annual Meetings in San Diego: 1) October 26, 2008 Section Council Meeting; and 2) October 27, 2008 Business Meeting.
Prior to today's meeting, George Jesien reported that APHA Executive Director Georges Benjamin's top issue is health care reform. George also mentioned that Benjamin is close friends with President-elect Obama and may be an administration appointee. George suggested having Benjamin on a future call to discuss the disability priorities for health care reform. Jim said he would call Fran Atkinson to see if we can get Executive Director Benjamin on the agenda.
October: October 26th and 27th minutes were approved as corrected (mover: Charles Drum; seconder: Roberta Carlin).
December: Meg reported that George Jesien emailed that the membership number he provided in December was 238. December 4, 2009 minutes were approved as corrected (mover: Roberta; seconder Charles).
Jim listed the open APHA Disability Section Executive Committee positions: 1) Communications Chair; 2) Program Chair Elect; 3) Membership Chair; 4) Policy Chair; 5) Treasurer; and 6) two Governing Council representatives. Roberta indicated that she was interested in continuing as Communications Chair. This raised the issue of who is eligible to run for positions and term lengths. Gloria said that all positions are two year terms; that people ending a term in November 2009 can run for other positions; people can run for their same position; and that it is possible to be the only nominee.
Jim asked Gloria if she would be interested in one of the Governing Council positions. Gloria said she would think about it.
Gloria mentioned that a note needs to go out to the Disability Section membership broadly to solicit self-nominations. Gloria will e-mail Roberta this note to distribute.
Gloria is developing an elections committee (minimum of three members) to assure representation from an array of disciplines. Gloria hopes to maintain some continuity in the Executive Committee and to recruit self-nominations representing an array of perspectives and connections for the Section. Gloria hopes to have a similar composition of elections committee members. Jim mentioned that Gloria's perspectives and connections as a federal representative would be complemented on the elections committee by the university network perspectives and connections Stephen Gilson can contribute. Stephen has expressed interest in serving on this committee. Tony Cahill volunteered to be a third member. Gloria will set up a call for the elections committee to meet. February 9th is the deadline for a full slate of nominations.
Gloria said that we have learned as part of transferring to the general APHA election process, that there are specific Disability Section Executive Committee positions that may not be on the APHA elections IT template. Therefore, APHA may not be aware we have so many positions open. Program Chair and Elections Chair are probably the standard positions.
ACCESSIBILITY CO-CHAIRS, Catherine Graham and Tony Cahill
Tony reported that he and Catherine are: 1) revising the accessibility survey; 2) working on issues of sign language interpreters; and 3) doing a site review in Philadelphia for the 2009 conference. Jim mentioned that reports and the history from the APHA meetings held in Philadelphia a few years ago could be helpful.
AWARDS CHAIR, Jennifer Rowland
Jennifer reported that the Awards Sub-committee membership is being finalized (Dot Nary, Jennifer Rowland, Jana Peterson, and other interested members). Jennifer intends to send out award nomination qualifications ASAP to Awards sub-committee members. In particular, the Awards Sub-committee needs to discuss and finalize suggestions for the student award criteria. Jennifer intends to have these revised criteria ready for consideration by the Executive Committee at its February meeting. Also, a question arose about whether nominees have to be Disability Section members and will be considered by the sub-committee.
Jennifer wants to get the word out early about the nominations to meet the deadline to have the awards in the 2009 APHA conference program. She has contacted Natasha Williams at APHA Component Affairs who reported that APHA has not set this deadline yet. Jen would like to distribute the solicitation for award nominations by March.
Jim asked if the Awards Sub-committee could review the nominations process to identify streamlining possibilities-- e.g., a first level screening process (paragraph submission) and then a more detailed process for finalists. Jim mentioned that the process was time-consuming and had prohibited him from nominating deserving colleagues and suspected the process had prohibited other submissions as well. Jennifer said the sub-committee would try though determining finalists might be difficult with limited information. Jim thought a streamlined process would increase the number of nominations. Jennifer thought that this may be accomplished by widely dispersing the announcement. Roberta said she would distribute the announcement routinely through the Disability Section communication channels. Meg wondered if those who submitted promising nominations in the past (i.e., those not selected as awardees) could be asked to re-nominate potential award recipients. The deadline for submissions was August 1st last year.
TREASURER, Willi Horner-Johnson
Willi has not received an IT invoice from the 2008 meetings in San Diego (e.g., audiovisual aids, conference call). Jim had not seen one either. Willi will check with Fran Atkinson to see if we are waiting on other invoices. Given these questions, Willi's best treasurer report is that we have $7K in our account. Willi reported that she submitted the annual report to CDC. In this report, Willi reported anticipating $3K in carryover dollars since invited speakers could not be secured for 2008 meetings. She proposed to use those dollars for invited speakers in 2009 and/or to support student scholarships.
Willi suggested that if we get carry forward ($3K), we also will have money from our current budget to support invited speakers and other priorities. She suggested the purchase the NACHO mailing list as a possibility ($600.00). Willi said she could check with Fran Atkinson to see if APHA staff could integrate the mailing list into our distribution database. Jim said to proceed. Roberta mentioned that AAHD works with NACHO and that NACHO has agreed to put in a blurb about AAHD membership and DHJO in its newsletter. Roberta wondered if we could ask that NACHO include information about APHA Disability Section membership as well.
PROGRAM, Steve Kaye
In Steve's absence, Jim mentioned more about the intended symposium that Steve is suggesting. Steve is planning 12 themes and would like to have invited speakers for 4-5 of the thematic sessions. Jim suggested as an option that we could support a symposium where four speakers would present on a stand-out topic or theme to draw CDC staff as well as members of the general public. Jim mentioned that we want to support presentations that will bring 'fresh blood' to improve disability and health perspectives. He asked "Who have you heard present in the past, and who impressed you?" Gloria didn't have a name to put forth, but emphasized the importance of tapping into self-advocacy groups. There was discussion of the APHA 2009 meetings theme of "Water and Public Health: the 21st Century Challenge" and how it would be hard to tie the symposium or invited speakers' topics to the theme this year. Others suggested the importance of international speakers who could connect disability issues to human rights movements as well as speakers who could elucidate disability issues relevant to health care reform. Jim mentioned maybe international and health care reform issues could be married. Charles mentioned that speakers on the social determinants of health might accomplish this. Jim clarified the speakers did not have to be someone with a disability specialty, but needed to be someone with work that could inform disability with fresh ideas. Meg mentioned Eleanor Smith as a leader from disability advocacy groups as the founder of the visitability movement in the United States. This movement is international (e.g., Rob Emrie from U.K.), and draws interdisciplinary interest (public health, planners, builders, realtors, advocates). Jim mentioned people as well: Lennard J. Davis (author of Obsession); 2) Tony Severs founder of Disability Studies to make a link between disability studies and public health. The latter suggestion raised the question of who (besides Severs) can discuss the intersection between disability studies and public health. Roberta mentioned a resource listing academic programs in disability studies (8 pages) long and suggested it might prompt ideas. Jim said he would review. Meg mentioned that the multi-media sessions might provide a format for powerful disability studies art exhibits that could educate public health professionals about disability issues. Jim reported that the multi-media facility at the APHA meetings hosts its own topical sessions as well as other sessions that may have one or more multi-media presentations. Roberta suggested as an idea for invited speakers, someone who could present on new methods for disseminating information (e.g., on-line platforms such as Wellsphere that earned an American Heart Association Health Impact award). She also mentioned that inter-face technology and on-line platforms might be a topic for future APHA Disability Section programs.
STUDENT LIAISON, Anjali Truitt
Jana Peterson will serve as a faculty supervisor for the student liaison.
MEMBERSHIP CHAIR, George Jesien
Membership reports will be available at the end of January; George will summarize these during the February meeting.
Jim mentioned that George should emphasize that APHA members can be members of two Sections and suggested emailing other Sections' membership chairs to do so.
Meg will email Sandee Couldberson at CDC to see if Disability Section updates can be added to the monthly CDC Disability and Health State Grantee call agenda (i.e., February). For this potential discussion, Jim will email George to discuss how best to highlight the Section's resources to the network.
Jennifer provided a status report on the Disability Section 1988-2008 History, which George had suggested could be distributed as a recruitment/maintenance strategy for Section members. Jennifer reported that she has recruited students to help move the document forward with interview and historical content. She hopes to have a more final draft by March. Jim intends to push for a polished product (e.g., in MicroSoft Publisher) and to have the report submitted to APHA for processing and approval.
COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR, Roberta Carlin
Roberta reported that the Disability Section Newsletter will be submitted this week to APHA. She will remind those still needing to submit information. Jim reminded everyone that contributions need to two to three sentences in length.
George sent Roberta AUCD's most recent distribution list, and the Disability Section listserv has been updated.
Roberta will be participating in the APHA E-Communities Webinar. Jim has the opportunity to participate as well, but Roberta will be prepared to report back to the Executive Committee.
Jim mentioned that his staff has been re-considering the format of the NCPAD newsletter and whether to break up information (e.g., I Google; every two weeks distributed very important information in pieces) to increase the impact of information disseminated through the internet. Stephen Gilson, who has wanted to take a more active role, could consider, with the future Communications Chair, how to disseminate Disability Section information. For example, they could update the current 'old school' format of the Disability Section newsletter by considering trends like "most-viewed video clip of the day" and research on information readiness and capacity for information absorption. It was also suggested that these may be a new disability and health topics to research.
It was noted that APHA needs to update its systems with current information technology as well. Such improvements would benefit the our efforts.
Roberta reported that she had been contacted about the Disability Power and Pride Inaugural Ball http://www.disabilitypowerandpride.org that will emphasize health care for all.
POLICY CHAIR, Suzanne McDermott
Jim reported that Suzanne McDermott is participating in the APHA Policy Resolution meeting via conference call to gauge the current policy climate and assess how we might participate in policy development on the front end.
Jim noted that those not on the call today will have priority on next agenda (e.g., Policy and Program Chairs).
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Jim Rimmer closed the meeting at 12:05 p.m. (EST). The next Disability Section Council meeting will be held February 5 at 11:00 a.m. (EST). Minutes submitted by Secretary Meg Traci.


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Christmas Cold Spiced Beef and Hot Soup
In the lowlands of Scotland, spiced beef was often prepared in large households as a standby which could be served to unexpected visitors at Christmas or New Year. Skirt of beef was generally used, boned and rolled by the butcher, but topside or silverside, though more expensive, can be used without rolling if more convenient. With these, there is, of course, no waste.
Serves: 6-8
2.75 Kilogram Skirt of beef, boned & rolled (6 lb)
225 Gram Salt (8 oz)
2 Teaspoon Ground black pepper
1 Teaspoon Ground cloves
1 Teaspoon Dried thyme
1 Teaspoon Dried marjoram
1 Teaspoon Cayenne pepper
1 Teaspoon Paprika
450 Gram Carrots, sliced (1 lb)
450 Gram Onions, quartered (1 lb)
1 Head Celery, cut in 5 cm lengths
2-3 Tablespoon Whisky (optional)
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225 Gram Gherkins, finely sliced (8 oz)
Reserve bones and trimmings of beef.
Lay the skirt of beef out flat, skin downward and rub in most of the salt. If using topside or silverside, cut 3 slashes about 1 cm deep into the top and rub in salt in the same way. Leave the meat to stand in the refrigerator overnight.
The next day, drain off all the liquid and wipe the meat, removing any surface salt. Mix together all the herbs and spices and rub them into the meat, particularly into the slashes in the topside. Roll the skirt up tightly and tie with string in 3 or 4 places. (Topside needs no tying.)
Put the reserved bones and trimmings into a large, heavy pan. Place the beef on top, pour in enough cold water to cover and bring slowly to the boil. Remove the scum, cover the pan and simmer gently for 1 1/2 hours.
Remove and discard the bones and trimmings. Add all the vegetables, bring to the boil again and simmer for another 1 1/2 hours.
Lift out the meat and put it on a large flat dish. Put a board or a plate on top of it and weights on top. Allow to cool in the refrigerator for about 1 hour.
Measure 600 ml (1 pint) of the stock and boil, uncovered in a small saucepan until reduced by half. Allow to cool and reserve for garnish.
Skim the remaining stock for soup. Strain the vegetables and put them through a sieve or food processor. Stir into the stock and taste for seasoning. add 2-3 tablespoons of whisky if liked.
When the beef is almost cold remove the weights and plate and garnish the meat with finely sliced gherkins. Pour the reduced stock very gently over the beef so that the pattern of the gherkins is not disturbed. If the stock has already begun to gel, melt gently until it will pour. refrigerate the garnished beef for at least another 2 hours. The beef will keep well in the refrigerator for 4 days.
Instead of Skirt of beef try 1.75 kg (4 lb) topside or silverside
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According to the statement of charges made public by the board Thursday, a state investigator visited the college on June 14, 2012. During that inspection, the state official found non-circulating spas containing debris, with logs that did not specify which tub had been cleaned and who had done the cleaning, according to the documents.
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Remember how we told you to throw parties and Can-It-Forward? Well, you listened. Over thirty parties all around the United States took place on July 14, National Can-It-Forward Day -- and each party got 6 free sets of Ball/Kerr jars. Check out the photos from some of the FOOD52 Pickling and Preserving Potlucks around the country below!
nothinginthehouse hosted 4 friends in Washington DC, and they made vinegar cucumber pickles, dilly beans, pickled okra, peach-jalapeno jam, and a blueberry-basil jam. Get the recipe for their blueberry-basil jam (and read more about her party!) here.
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mplouff hosted a party for four friends in Michigan, where they made small batch peach jam, microwave peach butter, peach oolong jelly, dill beans, and lemony pickled cauliflower. Check out all of their recipes on on her blog.
aargersi threw a canning party/pool party where, in her words, they "cannonballed the afternoon away" and feasted on a potluck dinner. Canned Moroccan Figs, ginger peaches, rosemary tomato jam, marinara sauce, and tomato peach ranchero sauce all made it into their share of jars.
SeaJambon and six of her canning-aficionado friends in Seattle whipped up some triple-ginger nectarine jam, blueberry-rhubarb jam, pie cherries in syrup, and tayberry jam.
Jennifer Russell and five friends in Boise, ID made golden apricot preserves using fruit from another friend's apricot tree; "the 100-degree weather helped ripen its fruit just in time for the party," she says.
Tags: potlucks, ball, kerr, can it forward, pickling, preserving, parties
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over 1 year ago mcs3000
Love these updates on FOOD52 potlucks. So bummed to miss AJ's, but it was fun to read vvvanessa's post.
over 1 year ago vvvanessa
I'm so glad to see that so many of us had such a fun day.
over 1 year ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
We had so much fun but I think the other canners may have - ahem - taken the actual CANNING part a bit more seriously. We got a lot of stuff into jars though - before the cannonballing (off the ROOF for some) began .....
over 1 year ago PistachioDoughnut
Lovely pics.
I wanted to attend one of these but why were the locations not shared the way they were shared for the mozz making potlucks. And, when there were about 30 potlucks, why do you always share pictures of few members.I understand it might not be possible to share all 30 pictures..But, I think more set of pictures of potlucks should be featured.
over 1 year ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Oh my gosh, y'all! These canning fests look like they were SUCH fun- I know I had a great time at mine. It's so great to see your faces and everyone in action. Enjoy all the goodies you made!


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See this series of pictures? It's a deep sea squid. In the first picture it's just a normal-ass looking squid, right? Well in the second one its been dissected to see its johnson. It's the white tubular (but not in a gnarly, hang-ten kind of way) thing in the lower half of the photo. And the third picture -- oh boy -- that's the same wiener, erect. I know, I just puked up the last of the deviled eggs from the 4th.
The male squid's sexual organ is almost as long as its whole body, including the squid's mantle, head and arms.
The squid uses its lengthy organ to reach into the body of the female, and it then injects the sperm directly to prevent it being washed away.How the sperm injected into a female's body then reaches her reproductive organs remains a mystery.
Listen: I find biology as fascinated as the next guy who's ever pleasured himself to a science textbook, but that. is. disgusting. Could you even imagine living with a member as tall as you are? STORY OF MY LIFE, SUCKERS! I had to weld two wheelbarrows together. Also, I guarantee this thing's a delicacy somewhere.
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WIRRAL wildlife charities have reacted angrily to Government proposals to weaken some of the UK and Europe's highest-level wildlife protection laws.
Chancellor George Osborne has spoken of a need to slacken the "gold-plated" regulations which he says are affecting the ability of the UK to progress with key infrastructure and construction projects.
This follows a Government announcement of a 12-month delay in the designation of Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) following a £9m public consultation.
Large areas of the Mersey estuary are designated as a Special Protection Area (SPA) under the rules, which have been in place for 17 years.
The news could also impact on the Dee Estuary, Abbots Moss and Holcroft Moss.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust's director of conservation Charlotte Harris said: "It appears the self-titled 'greenness' of this Government is being washed away with every new announcement they make on our environment.
"Their positive approaches with the National Ecosystem Assessment and Natural Environment White Paper for Nature were a massive step in the right direction, but it now appears they are giving with one hand and taking away with the other.
"The question now is when will this constant stalling and watering down of decades of wildlife protection come to an end?"
The Birds and Habitats Directive, which is enforced through the Wildlife and Countryside Act in the UK, is the basis for both SPAs and Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) designations – the highest site protection offered for wildlife across the EU.
Paul Corner, Cheshire Wildlife Trust's planning officer, added: "We are working daily with developers and construction teams throughout the region to ensure that planning proposals can go ahead while meeting the needs of the legislation, which is there to stop our most valuable wildlife habitats being concreted over.
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Safety Study of Depakote Versus Lithium in African Americans With Bipolar Disorder
This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
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Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA
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First received: February 23, 2010
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It is hypothesized that Depakote will be better tolerated then lithium in treating African Americans with bipolar disorder.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Bipolar Disorder |
Drug: Depakote Drug: Lithium |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Depakote Vs. Lithium in African Americans With Bipolar Disorder |
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Bipolar Disorder
Drug Information available for:
Valproic acid
Lithium carbonate
Valproate sodium
Lithium citrate
Divalproex sodium
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Further study details as provided by Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- psychopathology: YMRS, MADRS
- Tolerability: Uku side effect rating, drop out rate, failure to switch rate
Secondary Outcome Measures:
Estimated Enrollment: | 50 |
Study Start Date: | December 2006 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2006 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | December 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
This is a 14 week randomized open study of 50 inpatients or outpatients with bipolar I r II. African American subjects will receive lithium or depakote ER. Measures will be made of psychopathology, reported side effects, and study completers. Measures will also be made of RBC/plasma lithium to determine if this level is better predictive of lithium tolerability.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 60 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female
- Females must be using a contraceptive
- Understand and sing informed consent
- Meet criteria for DSM IV bipolar I or II
- Must have been receiving treatment with depakote or lithium for at least 4 weeks
- Must not have used illicit substances 48 hours before the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Not takin g lithium o valproate at time of screening
- Alcohol intoxicated or using drugs of abuse other then cannibis
- Presence of psychotic features
- Participation in clinical trail within 1 month of study
- Female subjects pregnant or nursing
- Serious unstable medical or psychiatric illness
- Uncorrected hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism
- Seizures without a clear and resolved etiology
- Hypersensitivity or intolerance to lithium or valproic acid
- Treatment with injectable depot neuroleptic less then one dosing interval
- Treatment with reversible MAOI, guanethidine, or guanadrel within i week of study
- Treatment with fluoxetine within 8 weekS of study
- treatment with clozapine or ECT 3 months prior to study
- current diagnosis of schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder
- judged to be at serious suicidal risk
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01075126
United States, District of Columbia | |
Howard University Hospital | |
Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20060 |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA
Principal Investigator: | William B. Lawson, MD, PhD | Professor and Chair, Howard University College of Medicine |
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Keywords provided by Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA:
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Responsible Party: | Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA., Howard University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01075126 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | Abbottdepakote1 |
Study First Received: | February 23, 2010 |
Last Updated: | February 23, 2010 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Lawson, William B., M.D., PhD, DFAPA:
bipolar affective disorder African American antimanic lithium depakote |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Bipolar Disorder Affective Disorders, Psychotic Mood Disorders Mental Disorders Valproic Acid Lithium Carbonate Lithium Anticonvulsants Central Nervous System Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions |
Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action GABA Agents Neurotransmitter Agents Physiological Effects of Drugs Antimanic Agents Tranquilizing Agents Central Nervous System Depressants Psychotropic Drugs Antipsychotic Agents Antidepressive Agents |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 09, 2014