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VMS may refer to:

Communication and transportation[link]

• Voice Mail System, automated telephone messaging
• Video Messaging Service (VMS), video messaging for 3G handsets
• VMS MobiFone, one of the largest mobile phone operators in Vietnam
• Variable-message sign, an electronic traffic sign often used on highways
• Virgin MotherShip, the carrier planes for Virgin Spaceships from Virgin Galactic

Computers[link]

• OpenVMS or VAX/VMS, a server computer operating system
• FreeVMS, a computer operating system
• Visual Memory System, Japanese name of a storage device for the Sega Dreamcast console
• Voice Management Suite, a voice recognition technology for warehousing

Management[link]

• Vendor Management System, a process or system for managing vendors or temporary staff
• Visitor management system
• Video Management Software (VMS or IVMS), (Intelligent) video surveillance software and applications

Schools[link]

• Vallivue Middle School, in Caldwell, Idaho
• Valley Middle School, in Carlsbad, California
• Vinson Middle School, in Huntington, West Virginia

Other[link]

• Volcanogenic massive sulfide ore deposit, a type of metal sulfide ore deposit
• Voluntary milking systems in dairy farming
• Voynich manuscript, a mysterious illustrated book with incomprehensible contents
• Vessel monitoring system, a near real-time, usually satellite-based, positional tracking system for fishing vessels

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DJ Envy (born RaaShaun Casey ) is a mixtape DJ from New York. He is known as New York's leading mixtape gardener.^[1] He currently serves as the President & CEO of BLOK Entertainment, his own management and production company that has already produced tracks for such artist like DMX, Murderers, Funkmaster Flex, Foxy Brown, Juvenile, Petey Pablo, Fabolous and many more. He is also an MTV2 VJ for Sucker Free Countdown.

Career[link]

A native of Queens, New York, DJ Envy was tutored by neighborhood acquaintance DJ Clue?,^[2] who introduced him to the mixtape circuit in the mid-90's. He quickly climbed up the ranks, and by the early 2000 he was peddling the latest freestyles and exclusives for big-name rappers like Jay-Z, 50 Cent and The L.O.X.. Since his reputation was so esteemed Sony signed him to their affiliate label Desert Storm Records. In 2003, he released his commercial debut album entitled The Desert Storm Mixtape: Blok Party, Vol. 1.

Envy's big break on the radio came when he mixed once a month for Hot 97's show called "Takin' it to the Streets", hosted by Angie Martinez from 12 a.m.-4 a.m., but later filled in when Angie Martinez got pregnant.^[3] He then co-host Hot 97's morning show with Miss Jones from 6 a.m.-10 a.m. daily. His run on the morning show ended in July 2008 when Miss Jones moved to Philadelphia. Envy spinned on his own mixshows on Hot 97 called "The People's Mix" on Saturdays from 12pm to 2pm and "The People's Choice Hit List" on Sundays 5pm to 8pm. He had a segment on Hot 97 titled "New at 2", where he played the newest hits from 2 to 2:30 p.m. He hosts Hip-Hop Nation's afternoon show on Sirius XM Radio on weekdays 5 pm – 10 pm EST and on weekends he used to do a show from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Power 105.

As of Monday December 6, 2010, DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God began hosting the morning show on Power 105 as The Breakfast Club.

Envy has made appearances on various television shows like 106 & Park, Entourage and Tha Corner, which he hosts on the Music Choice channel.^[3] He was featured in the 2006 film Blood of a Champion, credited as Shadow's enemy friend.^[4] He also appeared WSHH video along with Lil Mama as well.

On March 21, 2010, DJ Envy took over as host of MTV2's Sucker Free Countdown.

Feud with DJ Star[link]

DJ Star, whose real name is Troi Torain, had a running on-air feud with DJ Envy. Star lost his job after making racist and sexual comments about DJ Envy's wife and daughter on air.^[2]

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• The Desert Storm Mixtape: Blok Party, Vol. 1 (2003)^[1]
• The Co-Op (with Red Cafe) (2007)^[1]
• It's Moovin' (2009)
• Love and Envy (album)'' (with lil mama) (2011)

Production[link]

• "Feel the Hate" - Murderers (2000)
• "Broken Silence" - Foxy Brown (2001)
• "The Bad Guy" (featuring Pain in da Ass) - Fabolous (2001)
• "Wait a Minute" - Joe Budden (2004)

References[link]

External links[link]

• DJ Envy on Myspace
• DJ Envy on Twitter
• DJ Envy at the Internet Movie Database
• DJ Envy at MTV
• DJ Envy at Discogs