With Women: Midwives experiences: from shift work to continuity of care is the fourth book from Australian writer David Vernon.

The book is an edited anthology of midwives' experiences of moving from providing care in a shift work environment to providing care in a continuity-of-care model. The experiences described are diverse, ranging from descriptions of workplace bullying and abuse to autonomous practice within a team environment working with obstetricians.

The book has a preface written by Sheila Kitzinger, a foreword by Dr Sally Tracy, and conclusions written by Justine Caines and Dr Jenny Gamble.

The book was released on 31 May 2007.

External links[link]

• With Women website
• David Vernon's Home Page

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Josh Chasez
Background information
Birth name	Joshua Scott Chasez
Also known as	JC Chasez
Born	(1976-08-08) August 8, 1976 (age 35) Washington, D.C., United States
Origin	Bowie, Maryland
Genres	Pop, dance-pop
Occupations	Singer-songwriter, dancer, record producer, actor
Years active	1988–present
Labels	Jive/Zomba (1999-2007)
Associated acts	'N Sync America's Best Dance Crew, ABDC

Joshua Scott "JC" Chasez (born August 8, 1976) is an American singer-songwriter, dancer, entertainer, record producer, and occasional actor, best known as one of the lead vocalists in the former pop group 'N Sync. In 2004, Chasez released a solo album, Schizophrenic, and has gone on to write and produce for music acts such as Girls Aloud, Basement Jaxx, David Archuleta, Matthew Morrison, and the Backstreet Boys. He is currently a judge for America's Best Dance Crew.

Early life[link]

Chasez was born in Washington, D.C. At age five he was adopted by Roy and Karen Chasez.^[1] His biological mother entrusted her son's care to her former foster parents Roy and Karen, hoping that they would be able to provide him with an education and a stable family life.^[2] Chasez has said that he does not know who his biological father is, and has no plans to search for him.^[2]

After being adopted, Chasez was raised in Bowie, Maryland as a Mennonite.^[3] He has a younger brother named Tyler and a younger sister named Heather.^[2] Chasez attended the former Belair Junior High School and then Bowie High School.

Career[link]

Early career[link]

As a child, Chasez was extremely shy, but when a friend bet him $20 to enter a talent show, he won the contest and soon realized he had a knack for performing and that he really enjoyed singing. In 1990, his mother Karen Chasez noticed a small ad in the Washington Post announcing auditions for Disney's The Mickey Mouse Club, and encouraged Chasez to try out. He chose to audition, selecting the song "Right Here Waiting" by Richard Marx. Chasez was soon cast as a performer in the fourth season and stayed until the show's cancellation in 1995. Since there was another Mouseketeer named Joshua, Chasez went by his first and last initials, "JC", to avoid confusion. It was during his time as a Mouseketeer that Chasez befriended future bandmate Justin Timberlake, along with other future entertainers including Britney Spears, Ryan Gosling, Tony Lucca, Keri Russell, and Christina Aguilera.

He wrote the song "Give In To Me" (a.k.a. "Give Me The Love I Need") when he was 18 in 1994 and he sings the lead on it on Euge Groove's debut CD.

'N Sync[link]

JC Chasez and Justin Timberlake were the two lead singers of what would become the popular boy band 'N Sync. The group officially formed in 1995, and became popular in Europe in 1996. In 1998, the band released its debut album *NSYNC which sold 11 million copies, and became very popular in America. After the band had its series of legal struggles with manager Lou Pearlman, they signed with Jive Records. They released their second studio album No Strings Attached in 2000, which became the fastest selling album of all time selling 2.4 million copies in the first week alone, making it the most albums sold in one week, and had the #1 hit single "It's Gonna Be Me". Other singles from the No Strings Attached Album included Bye Bye Bye, This I Promise You, and I'll Never Stop. The band went on to produce their third studio album, Celebrity' in 2001, which sold 1.8 million copies in the first week.

After the group's Celebrity Tour in 2002, the band decided to take a hiatus. During this time, Chasez produced his own album, Schizophrenic. They never officially disbanded, but since 2005, they have never reunited for any musical purposes. Chris Kirkpatrick remarked in August 2008 that the five remain friends, and he believed a reunion was possible:he repeated that opinion in October 2009. In September 2008, Bass also made conciliatory comments. However, in 2011, JC Chasez said that a reunion will probably never happen.

Solo career[link]

During 'Nsync's scheduled hiatus, Chasez pursued work as a songwriter and producer. His first solo single, "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)", co-produced by Dallas Austin, was released on the 2002 Drumline soundtrack.

In 2004, Chasez's debut album Schizophrenic was released on Jive Records. The album was produced by Chasez, Dallas Austin, and contributing artists Basement Jaxx, BT and rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard, under the pseudonym Dirt McGirt.

Promotion for the album was affected by former band mate Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson's Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy, after which Chasez was unceremoniously dropped from his halftime-show performance at the 2004 Pro Bowl. The NFL feared lyrics of the album's first single, "Some Girls Dance with Women", expressed too much sexuality.^[4]

In 2007, Chasez parted ways with Jive Records,^[5] indefinitely stalling the release of his second album, The Story of Kate. Two singles from the album, "Until Yesterday" and "You Ruined Me" have been released online. Chasez continues to work as a song-writer and producer, with songs written for David Archuleta^[6] and Backstreet Boys. Chasez was a judge on Randy Jackson's America's Best Dance Crew on MTV.

In November 2010, the song "If U C Kate" written by Dallas Austin, Taio Cruz, Alan Nglish, and Chasez was featured on the British band McFly's album, Above the Noise.

In February 2012, Chasez announced via his website^[7] that he is holding auditions, together with the producer and songwriter Jimmy Harry, to form an all girl group with ages between 18 and 24.

Vocal ability[link]

Chasez can sing and hold notes up in the high B range, unusual for a male singer. After collaborating with Chasez, folk singer Jonatha Brooke said, "He's got a four-octave range, he can sing anything. It's like being in a candy store, because he can sing anything." Working with Chasez, American singer and composer, BT praised his vocal ability, saying "JC has the largest vocal range out of any guy singer I have ever met."^{[citation needed]}

Longtime friend and co-worker, Justin Timberlake rebound again with Chasez for working on his new album, when Timberlake said "In my opinion, he had the best voice out of all of us...Out of all the boy bands, call 'em what you will, he was the one that could out-sing all of us. And I've known him since I was 10, so it was fun to sit behind the board and push him."^{[citation needed]}

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

Singles[link]

All regularly released singles and their chart peak position in U.S. Billboard Hot 100 (US 100), U.S. Top 40 Mainstream (US Main), UK Singles Chart (UK), Canadian Singles Chart (CAN), Australian Singles Chart (AUS), New Zealand Top 40 (NZ), Irish Top 50 (IRE) and in the Belgian UltraTop 50 (BEL).

Guest appearances[link]

Filmography[link]

References[link]

External links[link]

• JC Chasez at Allmusic
• JC Chasez at the Internet Movie Database

Wendy Davis
Davis in 2009
Occupation	Television actress
Spouse	Jacobi Wynne (divorced)

Wendy Davis (b. June 30, 1966) is an American actress. She is currently appearing in the hit Lifetime Television series, Army Wives, as Colonel Joan Burton.

Early Years[link]

Wendy grew up in Joppatowne, Maryland a small town outside of Baltimore. She attended Joppatowne High School and graduated with a degree in Theater from Howard University. Davis is a member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Wendy Davis has one child, a daughter. The father is Jacobi Wynne, whom Ms. Davis recently divorced. She and her daughter now live in Charleston, South Carolina, where her hit series Army Wives is filmed.

Career[link]

Davis was regular on the 1991 series The New WKRP in Cincinnati as receptionist Ronnie Lee, and appeared in the 1996-97 police drama High Incident as Lynette White. She appeared in an episode of Grey's Anatomy, in Season One, Episode 9, as Holly Adams, the pregnant wife of Dr. Preston Burke's best college friend. She has also appeared in Cold Case, Coach, Martin, Smart Guy (as Blake's mother), Angel, and other shows.

Filmography[link]

• 2007-Present: Army Wives (TV series) - Joan Burton
• 2006: Lt. Col. U.S. Army (TV series) - Karen Patton
• 2005: Grey's Anatomy (TV series) - Holly Adams
• 2005: Cold Case (TV series) - Julia Owens
• 2002: Mother Ghost - Stacy
• 2002: Angel (TV series) - Aubrey Jenkins
• 2002: Trapped: Buried Alive (TV movie) - Monique
• 2001: Taking Back Our Town (TV movie) - Janice Dickerson
• 2001: The District (TV series) - Saundra Dayton
• 2001: The Weber Show (TV series) - Alice Fullmer
• 2000: Any Day Now (TV series) - Cheryl
• 1999: Rendezvous (TV movie) - Jade
• 1998: Smart Guy (TV series) - Hillary Jordan
• 1998: Profiler (TV series) - Mrs. Driscoll
• 1998: The Gregory Hines Show (TV series) - Allison
• 1997: Between Brothers (TV series) - Cynthia
• 1996-1997: High Incident (TV series) - Lynette White
• 1997: Brittle Glory - Reporter
• 1996: EZ Streets (TV series) - Joan Priestly
• 1995: Return to Two Moon Junction - Roni
• 1994: Coach (TV series) - Julie
• 1993: The Sinbad Show (TV series) - Sandy
• 1993: Martin (TV series) - Bobbi
• 1991: The New WKRP in Cincinnati (TV series) - Ronnie Lee/Ronnie
• 1989: Running Out of Time (TV short) - Tracy Michelle Gibson
• 1980: Powder Heads - Reborn

Awards and nominations[link]

• Drama-Logue Award - Talking With
• 2008, Image Awards - Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series Army Wives (Nominated)
• 2008, Prism Awards - Performance in a Drama Series Army Wives (Nominated)
• 2008, Prism Awards - Performance in a Drama Series Multi-Episode Storyline Army Wives (Nominated)

Sources[link]

• Wendy Davis at the Internet Movie Database

http://www.ActressWendyDavis.com/

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This article is about the songwriter. For the CEO of Apple, Inc. see Steve Jobs.

Stevie J (born Steven Jordan) is an American musician, singer, record producer and songwriter. This upstate New Yorker is the leader of the Bad Boy Entertainment Hitmen roster of in-house producers and writers during the 90s and thus worked often with the label's owner Sean "Puffy" Combs, producing on massive Bad Boy albums and catalog. Such as the debut of R&B quartet 112, Stevie produced their lead single "Only You" featuring Notorious B.I.G., and he also produced 80% of 112's debut album. Stevie J also produced the entire second album from The Notorious B.I.G.: Life After Death. Stevie J produced songs like "Mo Money Mo Problems", Nasty Boy", "Notorious Thugs" featuring Bone Thugs, "Another", "You're Nobody", and "Last Day" just to name a few of Biggie's classics. He also produced the hugely successful tribute single by Puff Daddy - "I'll Be Missing You". Stevie went on to win a Grammy Award for the production on the Puff Daddy & The Family album. Outside of his association with Bad Boy, he has also produced for artists including Mariah Carey, with whom he won a Grammy Award for the contribution on her album Butterfly (1997). From the album, he produced songs like "Honey" (the album's lead single), "Breakdown" (featuring Bone Thugs-n-Harmony), "Babydoll", and for Carey's #1's (1998) "I Still Believe" and "Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)". He also worked with Beyoncé Knowles in her song "Summertime", Jay-Z in songs like "Ride or Die" and "Lucky Me", Lil Wayne, Deborah Cox, Tamia, Tevin Campbell, and co-writing Eve's "Blow Ya Mind".

Works[link]

1996[link]

• Total: "Total" and "Who Is It Interlude" and "No One Else Remix” from the album Total
• Soul For Real: “Where Do We Go” from the album For Life
• Horace Brown: "How Can We Stop", “I Want You Baby” from the album Horace Brown
• 112: “112 Intro”, “Pleasure and Pain”, “Come See Me Remix”, “Sexy You Interlude”, “I Can't Believe”, “Only You Remix”, “I Will Be There”, “In Love With You”, “Why Does”, “Throw It All Away”, “Only You” from the album 112
• Faith Evans: "I Just Can't" from High School High Original Soundtrack
• Mona Lisa: "Just Wanna Please You" (Stevie J. Version)
• Faith Evans: "Soon As I Get Home"(REMIX) from the album Faith
• SWV: "You're The One" (Bad Boy Remix)
• The Isley Brothers: "Floatin' On Your Love" (Bad Boy Remix), "Floatin' On Your Love"(Bad Boy Slow Remix)
• Babyface: "This Is For The Lover In You" (Puffy Combs Remix)
• Chantay Savage: "I Will Survive" (Puffy Combs Bad Boy Remix)
• Tevin Campbell: "You Don't Have To Worry" from the album Back To The World
• MC Lyte: "Cold Rock A Party" (Bad Boy Remix)
• New Edition: "You Don't Have To Worry" (Bad Boy Remix)
• Boyz II Men: "Can't Let Her Go" from the album Evolution

1997[link]

• Mariah Carey: "Breakdown", "Honey", "Baby Doll" from the album Butterfly
• Notorious B.I.G.: "Life After Death Intro", "Somebody Gotta Die", "Last Day", "Mo Money Mo Problems", "Niggas Bleed", "Notorious Thugs", "Another", "Playa Hater", "Nasty Boy", "My Downfall", "You're Nobody (till Somebody Kills You)" from the album Life After Death
• Various Artists: "I'll Be Missing You", "I'll Be Missing You Instrumentals" from the album Tribute To The Notorious B.I.G.
• Puff Daddy and the Family: "No Way Out Intro", "Victory", "Been Around The World", "Don't Stop what You're Doing", "It's All About The Benjiman's", "Is this The End", "Friend", "I'll Be Missing You", "Can't Nobody Hold Ya Down" from the album No Way Out
• Simone Hines: "Yeah Yeah Yeah" (Stevie J. Remix)
• Tasha Holiday: "Just The Way You Like It" from the album Just The Way You Like It
• Mase: "Love U So" from the album Harlem World
• Jay-Z: "Lucky Me" from the album In My Lifetime, Vol. 1 (Produced with Buckwild)
• Gina Thompson: "The Things You Do" - Single (Bad Boy Remix)
• KRS-One: "Step Into a World / Rapture's Delight" (Bad Boy Remix)
• Puff Daddy and Faith Evans: "I'll Be Missing You" - single
• Sting & The Police: "Roxanne '97"
• Total: "Kissing you" (Remix)

1998[link]

• 112: "So Much Love Interlude", "Crazy Over You", "Never Mind" from the album Room 112
• Simply Red: "The Air I Breathe" Single from the album 25
• Deborah Cox: "September", "Don't You Worry" from the album One Wish
• Jay-Z: "Ride or Die" from the album Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life
• Faith Evans: "Lately I" from the album Keep The Faith
• Tamia: "Falling For You" from the album Tamia
• LL Cool J: "Don't Be Late, Don't Come Too Soon" from the album Phenomenon
• Total: "If You Want Me", "What About Us?" (Bad Boy Remix) from the album Kima, Keisha, and Pam
• The Jacksons: "Want You Back" Remix from album Motown 40 Forever
• R. Kelly: "Spendin' Money" from the album R. (Co-Producer/Writer)
• Brian McKnight: "You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time)" from the album Anytime

1999[link]

• Mariah Carey: "I Still Believe" (Stevie J. Remix) from US CD #2
• Tevin Campbell: "Another Way", "For Your Love", "My Love and Blind", "Dandelion", "Losing All Control", "Siempre Estaras en Mi (Dandelion)" from the album Tevin Campbell
• Notorious B.I.G.: "Would You Die For Me" from the album Born Again
• Mariah Carey: "Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To?)" from the #1's album

2000[link]

• Mariah Carey: "Honey", "I Still Believe" from the album #1's Import Bonus Tracks

2001[link]

• 112: "I Surrender" from the album Part III
• Mariah Carey: "Honey", "I Still Believe" from the album Greatest Hits
• Tyrese & Heavy D: "Criminal Mind" from Blue Streak Original Soundtrack
• Eve:" You Had Me, You Lost Me", "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" from the album Scorpion

2003[link]

• Mariah Carey: "Honey", "Breakdown" from the album The Remixes.
• Mary J. Blige: "Love & Life Intro", "Love At First Sight", "Feel Like Making Love" from the album Love & Life
• 112: "Intro/Medley", "It's Going Down Tonight", "Hot and Wet", "Right Here for You", "Knock You Down Interlude", "Know You Down", "Hot and Wet Remix", "Give It To Me" from the album Hot and Wet
• Beyoncé: "Summertime" (Co-Producer/Writer)
• Snoop Dogg and Loon: "Gangsta Shit" from Bad Boys 2 Soundtrack

2004[link]

• Carl Thomas: "Worth It Out", "A Promise" from the album Let's Talk About It
• Eightball and MJG: "Shot Off", "Trying To Get At You", "Baby Girl" from the album Living Legends
• New Edition: "Been So Long" from the album One Love

2005[link]

• B5: "Dance For You", "Let It Be", "No More Games"
• Black Rob: "Y'all Know Who Killed Him" from the album The Black Rob Report
• The Notorious B.I.G.: "Nasty Girl", "Down For Whatever" from the album Duets The Final Chapter

2006[link]

• Notorious B.I.G.: "Mo Money Mo Problems" from the album DUB Hop Tribute To Notorious B.I.G.

2007[link]

• Notorious B.I.G.: "Notorious Thugs" from Greatest Hits

2008[link]

• Cheri Dennis: "Freak" from the album In And Out Of Love

2009[link]

• Day26: Forever In A Day produced by Anwar Sadler
• "Notorious Thugs" from Notorious Soundtrack

External links[link]

• An Interview with Stevie J. @ mixonline