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30 Ottawa jazz happenings for the next 10 days or so are reported below plusone concert cancellation announcement. Contents: 1. Announcements and non-performance items of interest 2. Performances - Ottawa and eastern Ontario events of possible interest to jazz fans and musicians in the next 10 days or so. 3. Jazzworks Connections - announcements, including gigs, by current or past faculty and participants from outside the Eastern Ontario area. 4. Ottawa area jazz radio programming - more or less accurate, depending on who lets us know about the shows. 5. Details, rules, instructions, disclaimers, etc. - the usual stuff. Be sure to check out the Jazzworks web site at http://www.jazzworkscanada.com Remember, I don't have any more information than what follows concerning these events. Please contact the listed information sources for each event for further details. If you don't want to get this newsletter any more just send an email from the address at which you want to stop getting it to: ottawajazzhappenings@jazzworkscanada.com, with the word "unsubscribe" (without quotation marks) in the subject line or first line of the message. To Subscribe to Ottawa Jazz Happenings send an email to ottawajazzhappenings@jazzworkscanada.com using the email address at which you want to get the newsletter and ask to be put on the list by putting the word "subscribe" (without quotation marks) in the subject line or first line of the message. For information on how to have your jazz event listed, please see the bottom of this message. For the latest jazz happenings info anytime check out Jim Roy's Ottawa Blues, Jazz & Swing Guide on-line at www.ottawabluesjazz.ca ======================================================================== Announcements ======================================================================== CKCU funding Drive Now's the time folks! Support your local jazz broadcasters. A reminder that your annual opportunity to show your appreciation of the quality of programming at CKCU-FM starts on Thursday October 20, and runs until Sunday November 5. The number to call to make your donation is 613-520-3920, or you can donate electronically and securely at:  www.ckcufm.com. CKCU provides a wide range of Jazz programming. Show your support and help keep jazz on the air in Ottawa.   on CKCU at 93.1FM in Ottawa and around the world on the Internet at http://www.ckcufm.com/audio.html   -- the Improvised Music Collective hosts "Now's The Time" Thursdays from 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.   -- Ron Sweetman hosts "In A Mellow Tone" Wednesdays 9:00 to 11:00pm [-->30 years on the air!!]   -- Bernard Stepien/David Broscoe host "Rabble without a cause" (RWAC)Wednesdays 11pm to midnight   -- Jacques Emond hosts "Swing is in the air" Sundays 4:00 to 5:30pm. Please don't forget that CKCU is an independant alternative non-subsidized community/campus radio station which relies on your support to continue its music and public affairs programming.  ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Advance announcement Kenny Werner and James Carter at Dominion Chalmers United Church 19 November 2006, 8:00 pm Tickets: $37 or $42 The Ottawa Jazz Festival is very happy to announce that Kenny Werner and James Carter will kick off the 2006/2007 Winter Concert Series with a performance on November 19th at the Dominion-Chalmers United Church, 255 Cooper Street, 8:00 pm. This will be a spectacular evening featuring two great artists coming together in a one-time-only combination of exquisite talent and instinct. Kenny Werner’s has been a long and distinguished career, both as a jazz pianist and composer. After graduating from high school he earned a Concert Piano Major from the Manhattan School of Music. He later studied jazz at the Berklee School of Music, where he began to find his creative direction. He emerged as an excellent performer, composer and session player, and has since performed and recorded with a hit-list of ‘who’s who’ on the jazz scene including Charles Mingus, Ron Carter, Joe Lovano, Sonny Fortune, Lee Konitz, Bobby McFerrin, Joe Henderson, Dave Holland, John Scofield, Charlie Haden, and Dizzy Gillespie, to name just a few. He has also led numerous groups, including his own trio with bassist Ratzo Harris and drummer Tom Rainey that lasted for 14 years, acknowledged by some critics as one of the most daring and innovative trios to ever play together.  “One of New York’s best-kept piano secrets is Kenny Werner, a true innovator with a delicate touch and a vivid imagination …”  Jazziz James Carter was born into a musical family in Detroit where he was constantly exposed to music. From an early age James was recognized for his immense natural talent as a player, and at only 21 years of age was invited to debut in New York City by Lester Bowie and his Ensemble. After moving to New York James quickly began to make a name for himself. Throughout the 1990’s he gained notoriety for his diverse style and ability as a player, and has received critical acclaim for his various releases on Atlantic and Columbia/SONY up to the present day. He has performed with such esteemed musicians as Herbie Hancock, Rodney Whitaker, Regina Carter, Cyrus Chestnut and many more. Five times he has been awarded the Baritone Saxophone Player of the Year Award by DownBeat magazine, and in 2006 JJA Jazz Awards named him Baritone Saxophonist of the Year. On 15 February 2004, James Carter received one of America’s highest cultural awards, The Dr. Alaine Locke award, bestowed upon individuals who have provided exemplary service and leadership in the promotion of African American culture.  Tickets are $37 General Admission, $42 Reserved Seating, and can be purchased at Compact Music, CD Warehouse, and Ticketmaster, or directly through the Ottawa Jazz Festival box office by calling 613-241-2633, by visiting 61A York Street in the Byward Market (Mon-Fri, 9 am to 4:30 pm), or online at www.ottawajazzfestival.com. Reserved tickets are limited in quantity and are available only through the Ottawa Jazz Festival office (phone or in person) or website.   ======================================================================== Performances ======================================================================== 1. Wednesday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Every Wednesday, 7-10 pm no cover charge Wed. Oct. 25: Jazz Open Stage with pianist Gerry Shatford: Two-fisted solo piano with selections from Meade "Lux" Lewis, Fats Waller, Jelly Roll Morton and more; sit-ins by local jazz friends enliven the proceedings. Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Candlelight Jazz at Tucson's Wednesday's 8:00 - 10:30 No Cover Jean Trudel - Trumpet & Flugelhorn Garnett Picot - Guitar (alternating weeks) Shinya Sato - Piano (alternating weeks) Paul Soble - Bass Matt Aston - Drums A mix of standards and more eclectic tunes performed in one of Ottawa's nicest venues… Tucson's - The Best in Food & Blues 2440 Bank Street at Hunt Club 738-7596 http://ottawa-blues-jazz.ncf.ca/Tucsons/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. The Sugar Sticks at Pub Italia every Wednesday evening from 8:00-11:30 No cover The Sugar Sticks are a jazz Quintet that play a wide variety of tunes from the early days of Coleman Hawkins, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane, Benny Golson, Lee Morgan, Quincy Jones, TV & Movie Themes By Neil Hefti & Henry Mancini, to their own original tunes. NOTE: Wednesday 25 October will be the last evening for this long-running gig. Be sure and come out and show your appreciation for this great band. Ian Babb  Sax Don Paterson Trumpet Mike Rud/Vince Halfhide (alternate weeks) Guitar Ken Kanwisher Bass Phil Bova Drums Pub Italia is a great restaurant with 30 Beers on draft and another 120 in bottles. 434 Preston St. -----------------------------------------------------------------------  4. Upside Blue at Kinki Asian Fusion and Sushi Bar Wednesday, October 25, 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Upside Blue serves up jazz-blues style favourites from greats such as Etta James, Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald with Cyndi Kennedy on sultry vocals, Rick Woyiwada on brilliant keys Ivan Matte on outstanding bass. Kinki Asian Fusion and Sushi Bar 41 York St. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Wednesday Night Jazz at Vineyards Every Wednesday 8p.m. - 11p.m. No cover Wednesday 25 October 2006: Bert Waslander Duo Vineyards Wine Bar Bistro 54 York Street, Byward Market 241-4270 http://www.vineyards.ca/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Live Jazz at Café Nostalgica Every Wednesday Night at 9 PM, No cover Café Nostalgica 603 Cumberland Ave. at University of Ottawa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7. Thursday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Thursdays, 7:00 - 10:00 pm no cover charge   Thursday Oct. 26: Elise Letourneau Duo : Sophisticated sounds from vocalist / pianist / flautist  Elise Letourneau, newly arrived from Pittsburgh and already tearin' it up. Guitarist Tim Bedner accompanies. Visit www.eliseletourneau.com Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8. Marc Decho Y Su Cuarteto at Meditheo Every Thursday Marc Decho Y Su Cuarteto is:    Israel Martinez: Guitar/Vocals    Marc Decho: Baby Bass/Doublebass    Rafael Moreno: Vocals/Percussion    Miguel Rodriguez: Congas/Vocals Plus special guests. This group focuses on the concept of Cuban Descargas (aka jam sessions: the idea was conceived back in the 1950's by legendary bass player/composer Israel Cachao Lopez to play Cuban music with the open concept of jazz.) Meditheo 77 77 Clarence Street Tel: (613) 562-2500 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 9. Friday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Fridays 8:00 - 11:00 pm. no cover charge. Fri. Oct. 27: Mike Rud Duo - local guitar phenomenon tears it up, with selections from John Coltrane, Grant Green, Clifford Brown and more, plus great originals and the occasional vocal. Pianist Gerry Shatford accompanies. Visit www.mikerud.com Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657  (reservations recommended for all events) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Elyssa Mahoney & Lucas Haneman at the Avant-Garde Friday October 27th starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10  at the door. Sold Out! In advance. Award winners, Singer/Song Writer Elyssa Mahoney and Guitarist Lucas Haneman team up to give you an intimate evening of acoustic Blues & Jazz music. call the Avant-Garde or 613-225-2630 to order tickets the Avant-Garde 135 1/2 Besserer St. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 11. Art Cubed at the Cube Gallery Friday, 27 October 2006, 9:00pm $20 at the door or $45 for the series of 3 performances Art Cubed is a series of three Friday night performances at Cube Gallery, each combining an exhibition, a band and a contemporary dancer. Each performance promises to be an exciting evening out, celebrating the intersection of three artistic disciplines. Exhibition: "Red Salon" Musicians: Adrian Cho, Sandy Gordon and Lorenzo Cotroneo Dancer: Mary Catherine Jack Advance tickets are available at the Ottawa Folklore Centre (1111 Bank St., Ottawa) and at Cube Gallery Cube Gallery 7 Hamilton Ave. North, Ottawa ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 12. Fandangos @ Mexicali Rosas in Kanata Every Friday FANDANGOS is a 4 piece group which plays cuban son, latin jazz, rumba and salsa. The core members are:   Israel Martinez: Guitar/Vocals   Marc Decho: Baby Bass/Doublebass   Rafael Moreno: Vocals/Percussion   Miguel Rodriguez: Congas/Vocals Mexicali Rosa's Kanata Centrum 613-591-0091 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 13. Live Jazz at the Brookstreet Hotel  Friday, October 27th, 2006 at 7pm and Saturday, October 28th, 2006 at 8pm Becky Abbott Trio The Becky Abbott Trio performs an entertaining mix of jazz standards and originals. Always sure to excite! Becky Abbott, vocals Larry Tarof, piano Carlo Maragno, drums Brookstreet Resort 525 Leggett Drive Kanata 613-271-1800 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 14. Saturday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Saturdays 7:00pm - 11:00pm No Cover Charge Sat. Oct. 28: Dave Turner Trio - Montreal saxophone star Dave Turner returns to Café Paradiso, hot on the heels of his latest critically-acclaimed release "Earth Tones" featuring an all-star line-up and Dave’s powerful baritone sax playing. Pianist Gerry Shatford anchors the rhythm section. Bassist TBA. Visit www.daveturner.ca Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 (reservations recommended for all events) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 15. Mike Rud and Dave Eaton at 107 Fourth Avenue Wine Bar Saturday, October 28th from 4-6pm, and thereafter every other Saturday No cover, no reservations.  Mike Rud (Guitar) Dave Eaton (Drums) 107 Fourth Avenue Wine Bar Tel: 613-236-0040 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 16. The Steve Berndt Quartet at The Metropolitan Bistro Every Sunday brunch 11:00 to 2:00 in the courtyard No cover The Steve Berndt Quartet plays a wide variety of jazz standards and popular tunes from some of the greatest male jazz singers including Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett and Chet Baker. Mark Rehder Drums Tom McMahon Bass John Steele Piano Steve Berndt Trombone/Vocal The Metropolitan Bistro, 700 Sussex St. 613 562 1160 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 17. Hugh O'Connor at the Chez Lucien Sundays. 4 - 7 pm Chez Lucien 613-241-3533 137 Murray Street ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 18. Glebop Jazz Trio at The Arrow and the Loon Sunday Evenings, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Glebop Jazz Trio             John Haysom, trumpet             Howard Tweddle, bass             Bert Waslander, piano The Arrow and the Loon Pub, Fifth Avenue at Bank St. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19. Sunday Night Jazz at Vineyards Every Sunday 7p.m. - 10p.m. No cover Sunday 29 October 2006: Mike Rud Duo                    Vineyards Wine Bar Bistro 54 York Street, Byward Market 241-4270 http://www.vineyards.ca/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20.The Brian Asselin Quartet at Le Petit Chicago Every Monday night starting at 9:30PM,    Brian Asselin - tenor sax    Steve Boudreau - piano    Jake Von Wurden - bass    Jeff Asselin - drums Three sets from some of the area's best young players. Le Petit Chicago (50 prom. du Portage, Gatineau). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 21. Tuesday Night Jazz at Vineyards Every Tuesday 8p.m. - 11p.m. No cover Tuesday 31 October 2006: Laroche & O'Farrell Duo                        Vineyards Wine Bar Bistro 54 York Street, Byward Market 241-4270 http://www.vineyards.ca/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 22. The Megan Jerome Trio CD release Wednesday, November 1 at 8:00pm. The Fourth Stage of the National Arts Centre $20 CD: This Uneven Pace Join Ottawa's Megan Jerome Trio for an enchanting evening of avant-folk and plucky boho-jazz as they release their newest disc, This Uneven Pace. A follow-up to the independent release Unlonely (2004), the new disc features twelve beguiling homemade songs... intimate, quirky and fearlessly beautiful miniatures. The Megan Jerome Trio is Megan Jerome (piano, voice), Petr Cancura (saxophones, mandolin, melodica, accordion, voice) and Mike Essoudry (drumset, percussion, voice). The trio returns to Ottawa after a whirlwind Canadian tour that brought them rave reviews and placed This Uneven Pace at the top of the charts of community radio stations across the country. Smart and edgy, the trio has a subtle, clear and bouncy delivery. Performances bubble over with interesting melodies and accents, spotlighting Jerome's intriguing, occasionally saucy, voice. For more information: www.meganjerometrio.com Advance tickets are available at the National Arts Centre Box Office and at the Ottawa Folklore Centre (1111 Bank St., Ottawa). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 23. Wednesday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Every Wednesday, 7-10 pm no cover charge Wed. Nov. 1: Jazz Open Stage with pianist Gerry Shatford: Two-fisted solo piano with selections from Meade "Lux" Lewis, Fats Waller, Jelly Roll Morton and more; sit-ins by local jazz friends enliven the proceedings. Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 24. Wednesday Night Jazz at Vineyards Every Wednesday 8p.m. - 11p.m. No cover Wednesday 1 November 2006: Dave Ward Duo Vineyards Wine Bar Bistro 54 York Street, Byward Market 241-4270 http://www.vineyards.ca/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25. Thursday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Thursdays, 7:00 - 10:00 pm no cover charge   Thursday Oct. 26: Elise Letourneau Duo : Sophisticated sounds from vocalist / pianist / flautist  Elise Letourneau, newly arrived from Pittsburgh and already tearin' it up. Guitarist Tim Bedner accompanies. Visit www.eliseletourneau.com Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26. The Lemmon Sisters at the NAC Fourth Stage Thursday and Friday, November 2 and 3 , 8:00 p.m. Tickets - $25.00 The Lemmon Sisters would like to invite you to their new show “Girltalk: What we now know to be true.” Girltalk will give you an intimate view of the things that Girls talk about when they get together. For this show, the Lemmon Sisters worked again with Ottawa writer and Lemmon Sisters friend Trudy Chapman who interviewed girlfriends of all ages… taping them as they shared their thoughts about the value of their friendships and the ebb and flow of their lives. From little girls to wise seniors, you’ll learn what we now know to be true alongside the music that matters to them. The Lemmon Sisters – Rosemary Buchanan, Valerie Clements and Jeanette Sanderson – are a jazz/swing trio from Peterborough and Ottawa, reminiscent the girl groups of the 20s to the 40s. They work with a five-piece Jazz ensemble led by Rob Phillips and together they showcase the music from the 30s to the 60s. This is the fifth year will play at the NAC’s Fourth Stage. For more information on the Lemmon Sisters please visit www.lemmonsisters.com. Contact the National Arts Centre box office to buy your tickets  ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 27. Friday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Fridays 8:00 - 11:00 pm. no cover charge. Fri. Nov. 3: Mike Rud Duo - local guitar phenomenon tears it up, with selections from John Coltrane, Grant Green, Clifford Brown and more, plus great originals and the occasional vocal. Pianist Gerry Shatford accompanies. Visit www.mikerud.com Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657  (reservations recommended for all events) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 28. Saturday Night Jazz at Café Paradiso Saturdays 7:00pm - 11:00pm No Cover Charge Sat. Nov. 4: Gerry Shatford Trio - Ottawa’s hardest working jazzman makes a rare centre-stage appearance fronting his own hard-swinging modern mainstream jazz piano trio with top-notch rhythmic support from two of Montreal’s finest: bassist Sage Reynolds and drummer Michel Berthiaume. Selections from Thelonious Monk, Jimmy Heath, Horace Silver, Ramsey Lewis and more. Not-to-be missed. Cafe Paradiso 199 Bank St. 565-0657 (reservations recommended for all events) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 29. Jazz at the Roses Cafe Saturday, November 4, 6:30 - 9:30 Paul Sheehy - piano Chris Braeuel - percussion Sheldon Walklin - guitar Roses Cafe, Wellington Street ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 30. Sophie Milman at Centrepointe Saturday, November 4th at 8 p.m Tickets are $34 to $45; $29 for under age 30; $11 Student Rush Since embarking on the music scene only a couple of years ago, and at the tender age of 23, Juno nominated Sophie Milman has emerged as one of jazz music’s hottest young star on the rise. Her debut album has sold over 50,000 copies internationally and reached the #1 spot on iTunes jazz Canada, France, Japan and the U.S. for a second time! Sophie has reached #15 on the U.S. Billboard Jazz album chart according to Neilson-Soundscan and is in good company in the Canadian charts, being in the top 5 best sellers alongside Diana Krall, Michael Buble and Madeline Peroulx. Music has always provided a foundation for Sophie who was born in the Ural Mountains of Russia and then uprooted to Israel at the collapse of communism.  Her family relocated to Canada a few years later. Little remained from the upheaval other than some family heirlooms and a cherished vinyl record collection which inspired her love of jazz from as far back as she can remember. www.sophiemilman.com To order tickets: 1. Online: www.centrepointetheatre.com 2. Phone: 613 580-2700 3. Toll Free: 866 752-5231 (outside Ottawa) 4. In Person: 101 Centrepointe Drive Centrepointe Theatre 101 Centrepoint Drive ======================================================================== Ottawa JazzWorks updates and connections With the increasing number of JazzWorks allumni (faculty and students) subscribed to this newsletter and living far from Ottawa, this section is intended to provide an opportunity for them to stay in touch and announce activities that may be of interest to other JazzWorks participants or the general public. All of the caveats, warnings, rules and stuff at the end of the newsletter regarding announcements still apply. Ottawa JazzWorks is an annual 3-day weekend of 24-hour, wall-to-wall jazz experimentation for adult jazz musicians (all levels, beginner through professional) and advanced high school musicians, with a faculty of pre-eminent Canadian and American jazz musicians and educators. For the first time JazzWorks 2006 was held at CAMMAC at McDonald Lake North of Hawksbury. This wonderful new facility is especially designed to accommodate groups for musical instruction in a natural setting. Check out the JazzWorks web site for more details. For more information on the workshop, please visit the web site: http://www.jazzworkscanada.com, or call (613) 521-6274. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Notices: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Former Jazz camper Siobhan McGovern, who grew up in Ottawa, has been in Toronto in the Humber College Jazz Program.  Sh now has her Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies and is heading off to Thailand to sing jazz in a 5 star hotel for 4 months.  She has just launched a website at www.siobhanmcgovern.com . Check it out! Congratulations Siobhan! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Julie Michels and Kevin Barrett Thursdays at Statler's 9pm to 12am 471 Church Street, Toronto (1 block south of Wellesley on the east side of Church, right next to Woody's) 416.925.0341 ======================================================================== Ottawa area jazz radio programming: on CKDJ 107.9FM in Ottawa and around the world on the Internet at http://www.algonquincollege.com/ckdj/   -- "The Jazz Show", with Paula Graham and Braden Adam, Monday and Tuesday mornings at 9:00am - 10:00am. on CHUO  89.1FM in Ottawa and around the world on the Internet at http://www.chuo.fm/   -- "I've Heard That Song Before" Sundays 11am-12pm, music that was popular before rock and roll   -- "At The Jazz Band Ball" Sundays 12pm - 1pm for 20s, 30s jazz   -- "In Transition" Sundays 1pm-3pm for more modern jazz from around the world   -- "Jazz et Compagnie" with André St-Jacques Mondays 7-8PM for every aspect of jazz   -- "El Tren Latino" Saturdays from 8-10PM for Afro-Cuban jazz à la Buena Vista Social Club   -- Marc "Decho" Skwiercz hosts "Dub'Eat Goes On" Fridays from 10:30-12:00 "an afro-jazz and rare groove program" on CKCU at 93.1FM in Ottawa and around the world on the Internet at http://www.ckcufm.com/audio.html   -- the Improvised Music Collective hosts "Now's The Time" Thursdays from 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.   -- Ron Sweetman hosts "In A Mellow Tone" Wednesdays 9:00 to 11:00pm [-->30 years on the air!!]   -- Bernard Stepien/David Broscoe host "Rabble without a cause" (RWAC)Wednesdays 11pm to midnight   -- Jacques Emond hosts "Swing is in the air" Sundays 4:00 to 5:30pm. ======================================================================== To have your jazz happenings posted in this newsletter send an email to ottawajazzhappenings@jazzworkscanada.com with the relevant details, including the contact for further information. Only email notices will be accepted. Please no attachments. A plain email with the relevant details, preferably in plain text format, is all that is needed. Events must be jazz related or otherwise worthy of notice in my sole opinion. In general I will only send one message per week to the list. I try to send the message early in the week - but it will vary according to my schedule and workload. Normally events will only be announced that are occurring in the week to 10 days after the newsletter date in order to keep the newsletter from getting too long. If you want to announce a jazz event you should send me an email about it as early as possible and no later than the weekend before it needs to appear in the newsletter. I reserve the right to edit submissions - including not putting them on the posting at all. ======================================================================== To Subscribe to Ottawa Jazz Happenings send an email to ottawajazzhappenings@jazzworkscanada.com using the email address at which you want to get the newsletter and ask to be put on the list by putting the word "subscribe" (without quotation marks) in the subject line or first line of the message. 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