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Tuesday Quote of the Day

Posted by tallackmartialarts on May 28, 2019

“Nothing can be done except little by little.” – Charles Baudelaire

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Tallack Martial Arts
2777 Princess St.
Kingston, Ontario, K7P 2W9

613-634-9277

Mon-Thurs: 11am - 9pm
Sat: 10am - 2pm
Fri & Sun: Closed
tallackmartialarts[at]hotmail[dot]com

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Hey everyone! We hope that you had a good Father's Day weekend, we're back! and set for another great week here at the dojo. Starting this week, students are allowed to start wearing their 'summer uniform' in classes until September while we enjoy the nice summer weather. Please remember that the summer uniform consists of a Tallack Dojo t-shirt, if you don't have one yet, come see us and we will help you get sorted with one! Congratulations to all of our students who passed their testing this past week, the graduation ceremony was attended well, and all remaining students will receive their new ranks in their respective classes this week. We hope you have a great week everyone, see you at the dojo! Kyle

Thank you to everyone who helped out by participating, assisting, and donating over 180 lbs of food and over $300 to the Kingston Food Bank! And also many congratulations to all of this years new rank recipients from our test day, keep up the hard work!! And a super big thank you to Kung-Fu student Lin for taking all of these great photos!!! Check out the link below for the full album with hundreds of pictures! http://bit.ly/2019TMASCBBT

How much do you need to earn every month for a “normal” life in Kyoto? Here’s a sample budget By: Casey Baseel Fantasizing about relocating to Japan’s ancient capital? Here’s what it’ll cost you per month, and no, a minimum-wage job isn’t going to cut it. Spend much time on the Internet, and you’ll meet plenty of overseas Japan fans who’re dreaming of moving to the country. It’s an understandable ambition, since Japan is, in many ways, a pretty awesome place to live. Of course, you can’t live off awesomeness alone. You’ll still need enough money for rent, food, and various other expenses. But maybe you’re hoping to keep your expenses low by settling down not in the bright lights of Tokyo, but in the more traditional, tranquil, and slower-paced city of Kyoto. In that case, how much money would you need to earn to live a normal life as a single person? That’s the question labor organization Kyoto Sohyo wanted to answer, and so it conducted a survey, with the help of the University of Shizuoka, polling roughly 400 men in their teens, 20s, and 30s who live alone in Kyoto. The survey’s goal was to find out how much you need to be making every month to “live normally,” and the amount they came up with was 245,785 yen(US$2,255), with a nearly identical figure of 242,735 yen for women who were also polled. The survey results broke down the individual men’s living expenses as: ● Food (groceries and eating out): 44,441 yen ● Housing: 41,667 yen ● Utilities: 7,419 yen ● Furniture/home supplies: 3,836 yen ● Clothing, shoes: 5,921 yen ● Medical insurance/expenses: 1,137 yen ● Commuting/transportation/phone/Internet: 18,612 yen ● General entertainment: 27,510 yen ● Hairdressing: 3,726 yen ● Grooming supplies: 687 yen ● Miscellaneous (including party expenses and presents) : 23,434 yen ● Taxes/national pension payments: 49,595 yen ● Savings: 17,800 yen The itemized women’s expenses were more or less the same, with a roughly 9,000-yen cheaper food expenditure being about the largest difference. It’s also worth bearing in mind that the figures represent average monthly expenses, the survey isn’t necessarily saying the average person will be buying 5,921 yen’s worth of clot

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