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あなたは自分の声が好きですか？
「声」についていろんな角度から考える ボイストレーニング情報Webラジオ♪
ボイストレーナー 斉藤信也 と 声優 中西悠 がお届けいたします！

声キク♪ラジオ　第296回放送

Shiny Music生徒対談・第74弾

ゲスト　 絵美

12月のテーマ　良い声ってどんな声？


今週も生徒対談です。
今回で74回目を迎えます。
歌の練習方法がわからなくてボイトレをはじめた。
ボイトレ歴1年の絵美さんが思う良い声は、
歌は自己表現の一つだと思うので、
メロディや歌詞などの雰囲気や情景を
聴いている人に伝えられる声です。

6月3日のShiny Music 第24回公演への思いも！
ぜひお聴きください！




Shiny Music 第24回公演

2018年6月3日（日）

開場12：30　開演13：00

会場　なかの芸能小劇場

声キク♪ラジオ 第296回 2017.12.27

声キク♪ラジオ　第295回放送

Shiny Music生徒対談・第73弾

ゲスト　 郁恵

12月のテーマ　良い声ってどんな声？


今週も生徒対談です。
今回で73回目を迎えます。
ボイトレ歴1年の郁恵さんが思う良い声は、
響きがあって。聴いている人の耳に残る声です。
そして、Shiny Music 第24回公演への思いも！
ぜひお聴きください！




Shiny Music 第24回公演

2018年6月3日（日）

開場12：30　開演13：00

会場　なかの芸能小劇場

声キク♪ラジオ 第295回 2017.12.20

声キク♪ラジオ　第294回放送

Shiny Music生徒対談・第72弾

ゲスト　 勇太

12月のテーマ　良い声ってどんな声？


今週も生徒対談です。
今回で72回目を迎えます。
純粋にカラオケで上手くなりたいと思いボイトレをはじめました。
そして！高い声がトレ－ニングで少しづつ出るようになりました。
そんなボイトレ歴3か月の勇太さんが思う良い声は、
個性的な声です。

Shiny Music 第24回公演への思いも！
ぜひお聴きください！




Shiny Music 第24回公演

2018年6月3日（日）

開場12：30　開演13：00

会場　なかの芸能小劇場

声キク♪ラジオ 第294回 2017.12.13

声キク♪ラジオ　第293回放送

Shiny Music生徒対談・第71弾

ゲスト　 HIROSHI

12月のテーマ　良い声ってどんな声？


今週も生徒対談です。
今回で71回目を迎えます。
声一つで自分を表現したいと思いボイトレをはじめました。
しかし、聴いていると簡単そうでも自分で歌ってみると
難しいことに気がつきました。
そんなボイトレ歴1年のHIROSHIさんが思う良い声は、
技術だけではなく気持ちが乗っている声です。
そして！来年の
Shiny Music 第24回公演は、
魂を込めて歌うとのことです。
ぜひ放送をお聴きください！




Shiny Music 第24回公演

2018年6月3日（日）

開場12：30　開演13：00

会場　なかの芸能小劇場

声キク♪ラジオ 第293回 2017.12.06

声キク♪ラジオ　第292回放送

Shiny Music生徒対談・第70弾

ゲスト　 薫

11月のテーマ　良い声ってどんな声？



今週も生徒対談です。
今回で70回目を迎えます。
声の幅を広げたいと思いボイトレをはじめました。
そんなボイトレ歴3か月の薫さんが思う良い声は、
パっと聴いていい声だなと
思える声が良い声だそうです。
そして！来年の
Shiny Music 第24回公演への思いも！
ぜひお聴きください！




Shiny Music 第24回公演

2018年6月3日（日）

開場12：30　開演13：00

会場　なかの芸能小劇場

声キク♪ラジオ 第292回 2017.11.29

声キク♪ラジオ

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Buyers need a buyer partner to represent them in our market so they can look out for their best interests and get the best deal possible. Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale In our market, it is very important that you as a buyer have a buyer partner representing you. As our very own buyer partner Melissa Hayes explains it, a buyer partner is someone who protects the buyer, works with them from start to finish throughout the transaction, and helps them through the whole process. They can also make sure you have certain stipulations put in the contract that are for your benefit. A buyer’s partner protects buyers and makes sure they get the best deal possible. What do buyers need protection from? A few different things. For example, if you pull up to a house and see an agent’s name on the “For Sale” sign, that agent is representing the seller and looking out for their best interests—not yours. A buyer’s partner like Melissa, on the other hand, protects her buyers and makes sure they get the best deal possible. Think of it this way—if you were getting divorced, you wouldn’t want the same lawyer representing you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse, would you? If you have any questions about buyer partners or you’re thinking of buying a home in our market, don’t hesitate to give us a call or send us an email. We’d love to speak with you.

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Today I’m joined by one of our buyer partners, Melissa Hayes, to bring you the latest information from our market. It’s time for another market update. Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale Today I’m excited to bring you the latest information from our market. To help me do so, I’m joined by Melissa Hayes—a buyer partner on our team. Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, it is critical to understand what’s happening in our Clarksville market. First of all, we had 1,377 properties on the market at this time last year. That number has since dropped to just 1,046 properties on the market right now. This 24% decrease means we’re in a seller’s market. As a buyer’s partner, Melissa is a valuable resource to people trying to get an offer accepted in this kind of market. According to Melissa, we’ve closed on 3,108 properties so far in 2017, compared to the 2,794 that closed last year. This 11.24% difference illustrates just how much the market can change in a year. Homes on the market move quickly. As Melissa puts it, they are “here today, gone tomorrow.” Right now, the market is truly competitive. Homes in today’s market are here today, gone tomorrow. In 2016, the average list price was $174,800. This year, that average has gone up to $183,400. However, the average number of days on market has decreased—moving from 66 last year to 57 now. If you’ve been thinking of selling, the time is now. Buyers have a lot of opportunities right now though, too. Even so, many buyers wonder what an appropriate offer looks like. Typically, this can be determined by following the statistics related to the list-to-sale ratio. The list-to-sale ratio refers to what sellers ask for compared to what they actually get. Currently, sellers are receiving about 99.02% of the list price. This is sometimes a good starting point for offers, but in competitive situations it may be better to offer more. It’s incredibly important to work with a buyer partner like Melissa who will be able to guide you through the market. If you’d like to contact Melissa, you can give her a call at (931) 245-7435. Also, if you’d like more information or have any other questions, feel free to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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In this crazy seller’s market, it’s important to find the right buyer’s agent for a number of reasons. Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale If you’ve been watching the statistics every month, then you’ve seen that we’ve been shifting more and more to a seller’s market. This month, we are definitely there. So what does that mean to you? In a seller’s market, there are a lot more buyers in the market than we have inventory for. It’s very important as a consumer looking to buy a home that you find the right buyer’s agent that will get the job done for you. You need the right agent for a number of reasons. One, in this crazy market, you need to make sure the agent you work with knows how to navigate the market and can find properties using unconventional methods. In this market, you need the right buyer’s agent. You need an agent who also knows how to negotiate in a multiple offer situation. When you’re trying to win a bid for a home, it’s important that you have an agent who knows how to negotiate and make your offer stand out. Lastly, you need an agent who knows the statistics of the market. Knowing how the market is changing from week to week will help the agent educate you on how to make the right deal. If you have any questions about this topic or you’re looking to buy or sell your home, give me a call. I’d be happy to help!

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If you want to sell your house without moving out, follow these four tips. Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale Lately, a lot of people have asked me whether you can live in your home while selling it. Of course you can! The key to selling your home while living in it is staging. Your home's first showing is on the Internet, so it needs to look great online. It's better to have a home that's staged than to have a vacant home, so we like to give our sellers these tips: 1. Remove all signs of personalization: We know you're proud of your family, but things like family photos make it hard for buyers to imagine themselves living there. Your agent doesn't the pick your home's price; the market does. 2. Redefine each room for its intended purpose: Say you converted one of three bedrooms in your house to an office—you want to change it back to a bedroom so buyers can see how all the living space works. 3. Pick the right price: This is where the expertise of a real estate professional comes in. They'll give you a thorough market analysis to help us understand the right price. We don't determine the price; the market does. 4. Price your home right the first time and don't lower it: Lowering your price isn't always the best option because there are other things we can do before resorting to a lower price. If you have any questions about selling your home or you're ready to list it on the market, give us a call or send us an email soon. We'd love to go over more with you!

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Our market keeps getting better and better for sellers. Homes are now selling for 5% more and 33% more quickly than last year. Want to sell your home? Get a FREE home value report Want to buy a home? Search all homes for sale The Clarksville real estate market continues to be very strong. We’ve had some big changes in the last year and even in the last week. These are the trends you need to know about: Closed sales are up from 1,777 in 2016 to 1,949 right now. This 9.68% increase is another good sign. Inventory is down from 1,491 at this time last year to 1,021 right now. That’s a drop of over 31%. The average sale price is up to $178,500 from $169,000, a 5.5% increase. The average days on market have dropped 32.86%, from 70 days to only 47 right now. Our strong seller’s market is getting even stronger. What does this all mean for you? As you can see, we are definitely in a strong seller’s market. We will talk more about this in our next video and how you can take advantage of the conditions. If you have any questions in the meantime, give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Weekly podcast produced by QNews in Queensland Australia covering Amateur radio news items.

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Hello, I’m Geoff Emery, VK4ZPP, and I’ve been thinking. One of the basics of marketing is getting to know your customer base and being able to promote a not-for-profit activity surely falls into that category. Whether we look at our local club level or at a hierarchy which includes state and federal structures, it is being able to relate to our members that can make or break a marketing campaign. Amateur radio is something that has grown around the world for over 100 years and it is something that we adherents want to see continue for an infinite time in the future. We have two things to do and the first is to retain our existing members by replacing those that are no longer involved through various means and secondly to attract new people to continue the growth and preserve the legacy in times ahead. I suppose that is very elementary for many but what do we see in reality? There appears to be many areas where people seem to be in despair of experiencing a sustained membership let alone getting new blood. How should we set about finding the answers is a good place to start. Without knowing what glues our activities into a coherent formulation that we can identify as ham or amateur radio. It is almost cliche-ed to repeat the formal definition from the ITU and the definition doesn’t give us the information that we need anyway. I have heard of suggestions for short survey questions in each edition of Amateur Radio magazine which would collect opinions which could be collated and used to define a clearer picture. I don’t know how many clubs still have a regular magazine but social media pages and web pages could also do this same function providing there was someone to make sure the results were collected. Really when we consider it, a programmer/coder should be able to write or construct some routines or algorithms which would collect the raw data and compile a result sheet. Then there is the validation of the inputs to such a survey. As anyone that has studied basic statistics was taught, when the respondents are self selected there is automatically a skewing or bias in the sample. This is why results from facilities such as Survey Monkey must be considered unreliable a they have that inherent bias to start with. I feel we need to be more responsive to our membership and we need to learn what floats our boats, so to speak. Then we need a formula to gather the insight that newly created amateurs bring. In the two decades of having the Foundation level entry point, there have been many people who have qualified, operated for a while and then dropped out. From experience, I can surmise that study and career are powerful interventions in life. Establishing a family and funding the various things that make for a good home life often leaves little money and even less time to devote to a recreation. However, we really are flying blind with no hard evidence to support our opinions. 
I’m Geoff Emery VK4ZPP and that’s what I think….how about you?

QNews for June 23rd 2024

WAR on TOWNSVILLE: 29th. July 1942. In the early morning hours of the 29th. July 1942 a Japanese aircraft dropped eight x 250 lbs. bombs, supposedly on Townsville Q. Seven of the bombs fell in Cleveland Bay and the eighth bomb fell on Oonoomba, a suburb of Townsville. Thankfully the damage caused was a crater and the destruction of one palm tree. I, with other Members of TARC, operated two stations on ANZAC Day 2024 , Net Control by Gavin, VK4ZZ from the Green St. Headquarters.  A lot of work has gone into dealings with the three levels of Government: TV and other media interviews with our Local opposition Member have all helped with securing written documentation of future support to preserve the Site in "some" form from destruction. Our transmission on the Anniversary of the Bombing, 29th. July 2024 from the Site will Start: 2.00 pm EST finish: 4.00 pm EST Freq. 7.100 LSB. Net Control VK4ZZ - Gavin TARC H'quarters. TARC Members to erect a portable station are all welcome. All welcome. I ask that we be inundated with DX stations from all over our Great Country and give us moral support. LEST WE FORGET. Kind regards, Ray & Wendy Schinkel 
Hello, I’m Geoff Emery, VK4ZPP, and I’ve been thinking. round my part of the world, despite what has been forecast, we are having delightful weather with blue skies, fluffy clouds and cool mornings. Only a few weeks go, I was reporting that we were in for a drier winter and a warmer one. With most days getting into single figure temperatures as the sun comes out I really can’t say it has been warmer than average. Just like getting the sunspot figures, we will learn the truth as time goes on. I haven’t been noticing that portable activity has increased, now that the rain has eased, and I wonder if many amateurs are prepared for activities away from the shack. There seems to be a level of people following the POTA and SOTA activities but maybe my sources aren’t getting the whole picture. Here are ways of flying the flag for amateur radio when we appear in public and our equipment stands out like a super hero costume to the lay visitors. I am from the era when you caught up on the stories of fictional heroes at places like the barber shop with a better selection of recent but not new on the shelf magazines and comic. It made a trip to the barber much more entertaining than the outdated and dog eared collection in the doctors’ surgery waiting room. This brings up the idea that has been raised over the years of getting places such as these to have material such as Amateur Radio magazine added to the collection of 4X4, fishing and other coffee table material available to read. There are plenty of places that we all visit periodically and where a variety of the local population also pass through. Just think of business and health services that have waiting rooms and here is an opportunity to spark the interest of someone new. There are is the fact that we don’t currently have any body which will supervise the donation of material. This is something that surely can be rectified. Similarly, we don’t have promotional material which could be distributed and placed for free in these venues. I am sure that in my region which is popular with tourists, that camping areas with areas such as laundries would appreciate some nice material for their clients to browse. What I am suggesting is that there are many opportunities to spread the word and even demonstrate our passion to the passing people who come for other reasons. The mechanic’s waiting room benefits from the caravaning and camping magazines, along with the fishing and boating material. The hairdresser doesn’t only have fashion on display and what you find at a dentist and doctor’s surgery can be an odd mishmash of reading material which is no doubt dictated by what is unsold at the newsagencies. So who can think of a good way of putting something like this into action? I’m Geoff Emery VK4ZPP and that’s what I think….how about you?

QNews for June 16th 2024

 VK4 - Caboolture Radio Club Hamfest Saturday 13th July.
 The venue, a new one, the Caboolture Uniting Church Hall, 257 King street.
 That's the corner of King and Smiths Road.
 Breakfast will be served from 8 am, with the Hamfest opening at 9 am.
 Admission is $5.
 For further information see the Club's Facebook page
 facebook.com/vk4qd
 (Alan VK4TG Secretary, Caboolture Radio Club Inc.)

Hello, I’m Geoff Emery, VK4ZPP, and I’ve been thinking.
I’ve mentioned the weather forecasts a few times, recently. The good news turned out that the excess rain did not eventuate in my part of the world and Winter joined us in an appropriate way. Slowly the underfoot is returning to a firm consistency without the squelching sound as one walks across the lawn. The deficit, in my mind, is that the colder mornings are demanding more bedding to keep the twinges out of the body.
Then with sunny days with blue skies, there is not much cause for complaint.
As I have touched on various topics relative to strengthening amateur radio, there has been a thought or two rattling around.
When we look at organisations that have maintained their presence in the community, it occurs to me that they have retained the spirit of their foundations and then built upon the strengths they find in a developing world. It is obvious that we radio amateurs are involved in activities that predate each of us in their foundation but the way they are now practised has been an evolution.
People are variously finding life somewhat more difficult at the moment with local factors and international ones signalling how important stability is to our lives.
My parents lived through what is called the Great Depression and many of the lessons they passed on have helped me in my life. As life started to right itself from the tide of financial disaster, the world found itself embroiled in the Second World War and then followed the Korean conflict.
There came the Vietnam War and recession as late as 30 odd years ago but still our society continued to grow. This suggests to me that as hard as times are for many people now, we can and we will endure and share good times again. It has happened before and with the lessons of yesterday we can make things better in the future.
What I am suggesting is that there is still the opportunity and the time remains right for building our activities and our involvement in our communities.
Obviously the collective voices of clubs will be heard more clearly than the lone operator but where there is no club that one voice has its own resonance to carry the message.
Where should each of us pitch our interests to have the most effect? That is something that local circumstances really guide us to and once we recognise the role we can follow through in spreading the message of community support, individual involvement and good social experiences through out club involvements.
What we perhaps need is a sense of direction, of leadership so that we can structure our plan in a way that is known to work. Do we have that leadership or can you provide some of the skills we need? This is an opportunity that looks too good to miss.
I’m Geoff Emery VK4ZPP and that’s what I think….how about you?

QNews for June 9th 2024

Hello, I’m Geoff Emery, VK4ZPP, and I’ve been thinking.
Winter is upon us but the weather seems to be the same as the past few weeks, cloudy and wet. The forecaster tell us that the systems have changed from high pressure influences in the Great Australian Bite to low pressure but it still seems like an ever repeating sequence.
The interesting thing is that the day and night temperatures for the winter months are expected to be above the normal levels for this winter quarter of the calendar. Perhaps the extra blanket or the electric blanket won’t be so much in demand this season.
If you haven’t already received the email, if you are a member of the Wireless Institute, then here is a heads up that the latest Amateur Radio magazine is available online. Editor in Chief, Roger Harrison, VK2ZRH, has advised the many groups on social media that printing is taking place and distribution of the paper copy is very near.
We have not long been through the effects of the G5 Solar Storm and the space scientists are telling us to be prepared for another burst of high solar activities. It is part of the excitement to ride the crests of the sun spot cycles but also to wait out the quiet times following the magnetic storms engaging with the Earth’s magnetosphere. These events are part of the constant learning that being a radio experimenter continues through life.
It hardly seems long ago that we were looking at the summer VHF contests and now it is barely 2 months to go until the Remembrance Day contest followed by the ALARA contest just after. Of course there are more activities happening between now and then but we should prepare for the “big ticket” events on on our calendar. Want to know more? Have a look on WIA dot org dot au website under contests.
I wonder if any of my thoughts have stimulated actions within the clubs or for individual hams? The idea is to put out ideas that others can use as a springboard to develop their own vision for amateur radio in their local area and by feeding information through to the peak body, influencing the direction for the future.
One of the good things that we enjoy within the news team is getting feedback. It is sort of in short supply most times and I wonder how many caught onto the deliberate error that was included in last week’s text?
You may think it a bit cheeky but from time to time I try and set a lure to stimulate feedback as a means of gauging listener responses. Please feel free to email your replies to QNews or to me via my WIA email address.
I’m Geoff Emery VK4ZPP and that’s what I think….how about you?
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 Hello everyone, this is Graham VK4BB reminding you that today, being the first Sunday of the month, it's time for the QNEWS Social Calender for VK4 to go to air.
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 Caboolture Radio Club Hamfest is July 11                      (vk7jea) BUT the Facebook group Hamfests Australia shows it as July 13. We have sent numerous emails to the club (vk4qd) but no response so before you hop in the car TRY to ascertain the correct date.
 GOLD COAST HAMFEST OCTOBER 13 at Nerang Country Paradise Parklands 231 Beaudesert-Nerang Road Nerang.               (vk4DMH)


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Sad news to impart that Alan Stephenson, formerly VK4PS, life member of The Townsville Amateur Radio Club Inc. went Silent Key peacefully during the early hours of Thursday morning, 23rd May, 2024.
Alan's passing brings an end to a massive contribution to Amateur Radio and the community at large. Alan was instrumental in forming the communications section of the Townsville Civil Defence organisation in the early 1970s and continued to be a comms section leader when that organisation changed into the Townsville division of the Queensland SES.
He was instrumental in obtaining the location of the Amateur Radio Site at Mount Stuart and the current Club Rooms at the SES HQ, supporting training through the club during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, was comms support leader for the Club assisting community organisations run events safely through the power of radio and assisting radio amateurs in their experiments.
Alan was a 6metre band pioneer in North Queensland back when you had to convert ex-miltary or commercial rigs to 50MHz and his home in Little Street Belgian Gardens was a hub in the region for long distance communications.
Alan was the first Technical Officer for Community Radio 4TTT-FM and was instrumental in establishing the studios in the Townsville CBD and the transmitting site at Mount Stuart. Alan also masterminded the power and tower upgrade for the community broadcaster and also helped get the Burdekin's community broadcaster Sweet-FM on the air.
Hello, I’m Geoff Emery, VK4ZPP, and I’ve been thinking.
There are many things used as team building exercises and they range from the plain to the bizarre, it seems. One thing that just about everyone has made at some time is a list. Whether it is getting all the groceries or planning what to take on a trip or ordering parts for some project, most of of us have had practice in putting together a list.
Now if we think back a few years, most of us will remember that the American Amateur Relay League, the ARRL, ran a very successful campaign to attract new members with the tag of “We do that”. With the benefit of some professional advertising, posters and other material got the message out that the amateur radio service was involved in far more things than just pounding brass or rag chewing.
So this is where the list comes in. There are the obvious things that go with participation in AR such as self education but when we put our heads together, just how many activities do we really encompass? As the nights get colder, here is something that a group can do in person or over the air as a way of showing others just how broad based our activities can be. Perhaps someone can sponsor a competition for the longest list of activities that hams do….
Now apart from providing some engrossing mental stimulation there is more to this idea of list making than first thoughts suggest. We like to feel proud and involved in the various things that we do and one way of spreading the word about amateur radio is often the opportunity that casual conversations offer. When we meet someone and exchange greetings, the topics tend to spread and recreation plays an important part in feeling good and supporting mental health too.
When we learn of the other person’s interests it is great to share some knowledge when we can say, “We do that too.” Of course, part of enjoying a good conversation is being able to listen to what the other person says and then being able to say something positive about the subject.
The fact that a few people put their heads together and wrote a list gives the memory the jog to respond to what is said and shows we aren’t just filling the gaps with meaningless words. That list helps make us more interesting too.
So how about we apply a little brain power to this area of interest and be able to say, “We do that too?”
I’m Geoff Emery VK4ZPP and that’s what I think….how about you?

QNews for May 26th 2024

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