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Not jazzed about the half-time show featuring Prince ? Testers expect the Code Librarian ( which offers sample codes ) to be expanded and the drag-and-drop database that deals with storing and reuse of code modules to be jazzed up in a major way . With fashion statements like tongue chains and sewn labia jazzing up the profession , every schoolgirl wants to be a chippie . The Clemson Jazz Combo is a performance course designed to introduce students to small group literature from Be-Bop to the present . At the end of each semester , the Dudley House Jazz Band plays a concert at Dudley House which always draws a large , enthusiastic audience . Novae and Supernovae and that you would be jazzed if you could see the latter before you shuffled off this mortal coil . There 's a lack of confidence in the way that plain patches are jazzed up with camera tilts and slurs of slow motion , and you end up feeling that the cast simply is n't old enough or scarred enough for these shenanigans ; try as she might , Witherspoon is much too perky and affable a presence for this world of sluttish schemes . " I do n't think anyone was more jazzed up about the 3-D than I was . So what I 'm able to do is keep an eye on what my fans are interested in , find out through that what interests me , and continue to create content that jazzes me up and delivers to the masses . Newly named NEA Jazz Masters receive their nation 's recognition at an awards ceremony and concert and are provided with a one-time fellowship of $ 25,000 . " Twenty-four years ago , a small group of intrepid Canadian jazz promoters took a chance on staging a weekend-long mini-fest , hoping that a few listeners might show up . That will all change about 18 months from now when the developer will be putting the finishing touches on a 12-story tower that will include 80 condominiums , and a Yoshi ’ s jazz club / restaurant , a French West-Indo soul fusion restaurant / music lounge , and a jazz heritage center on the ground floor .