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Hiromi Johnson passes on an ancient Chinese martial arts tradition one student at a time

Grandmaster Grandmaster Wang Fu-Lai was born in 1941 in Tsao-tun, Taiwan, in the center of the country. His father, a Taoist vegetarian, greatly admired Wang Shu-chin, a famed martial artist […]

gilesmorris | January 15, 2013

Living

Do-good eats and an African wine dinner: This week’s restaurant news

Sips and suppers Chefs Michael Keaveny and Loren Mendosa of tavola will prepare dinner for 16 to 20 lucky guests in a private residence in Washington, D.C., to support Martha’s […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 14, 2013

Living

Five Finds on Friday: Dan Potter of Potter’s Craft Cider

On Fridays, we feature five food finds selected by local chefs and personalities.  This week’s picks come from Dan Potter, co-owner of Potter’s Craft Cider, which recently released their second […]

charlottesville29 | January 11, 2013

Living

Brewing collaborations mean good news for your pint glass

I begin this article at the end of a long, but thoroughly enjoyable brewday. Today was Champion Brewing Company’s first official collaboration brew, between myself and Devils Backbone Head Brewer […]

hunterwsmith | January 11, 2013

Living

Forgive me, organs, for I have sinned: The inner workings of a cleanse

If the holiday season’s been a gluttonous rampage that began with leftover Halloween candy and ended with the roof off your kid’s gingerbread house, then you’re not alone. The new […]

meganheadley | January 10, 2013

Living

Six factors that will shape the Charlottesville real estate market in 2013

The past few years in real estate have been brutal, fascinating, and educational. 2012 is behind us and the 2013 market is picking up in Charlottesville. There are a few […]

jimduncan | January 8, 2013

Living

Baby talk: Is mommy blogging a vital support system or a virtual overshare?

I visit GOMI occasionally to read criticism about lifestyle bloggers, and find myself laughing out loud. Some of the comments ring incredibly true, while other comments seem jealous and overly […]

marissahermanson | January 8, 2013

Living

Foodie classes for the New Year: This week’s restaurant news

Many of the spring classes offered by PVCC’s Workforce Series will focus specifically on cooking and food. Here’s a look at what you can expect this semester. (Bonus: Many of […]

traceylove | January 7, 2013

Living

Five Finds on Friday: Jennifer Keevil of Brookville

On Fridays, we feature five food finds selected by local chefs and personalities.  This week’s picks come from Jennifer Keevil, manager of Brookville Restaurant, which she co-owns with her husband […]

charlottesville29 | January 4, 2013

Living

You say kabobs, I say kebabs

They go by many names. Some are so elusive, the names may as well be aliases. But they could be what saves us. They are, after all, where everyone comes […]

Preston Long | January 3, 2013

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