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      DTIC_ADA498967 | description |Ira Lewis| = This project examines the use of metrics as a means to measure contractor performance. It also is designed to supplement the research being done on the Characteristics of Good Metrics for Performance Based Logistics (PBL), by Professor Ken Doerr, Professor Ira Lewis, and Admiral Donald R. Eaton. The research questions are as follows: (1) What is the regulatory foundation for the use of metrics to measure performance?; (2) Is there a difference between contracting for supplies/equipment and contracting for services?; (3) Is there a difference between the metrics used to evaluate contractor performance for delivering supplies/equipment versus services?; and (4) Is there a difference in the type of metrics valued by the User, PMO, PCO, and ACO/COR? (d)

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      inheritors_1206_librivox | description |Lewis, Ira| = LibriVox recording of Inheritors, by Susan Glaspell. Read by a full cast. Inheritors, (1921) by American dramatist Susan Glaspell concerns the legacy of an idealistic farmer who wills his highly coveted midwest farmland to the establishment of a college (Act I.) Forty years later, when his granddaughter stands up for the rights of Hindu nationals to protest at the college her grandfather founded, she jeopardizes funding for the college itself and sets herself against her own uncle, president of the institution's trustees (Acts II & III.) Ultimately, she defies her family's wishes, and as a consequence is bound for prison herself (Act IV.) The play was a stirring defense of free speech and an individual's ability to stand for his or her own ideal during a time of aggressive anti Communist politics in the US. Inheritors was first performed at Provincetown Playhouse in 1922, the last of Glaspell's plays presented there. It has been revived in New York City by Mirror Repertory in 1983 and Metropolitan Playhouse in 2005. (Summary by Wikipedia) Cast : Smith: Chris Marcellus Grandmother: Margaret Espaillat Silas Morton, Emil Johnson: Anthony Felix Fejevary the First: AllenJohns Felix Fejevary the Second: Rick Cahill , Robert Hoffman Senator Lewis, Ira Morton: Nathanial W.C. Higgins Horace Fejevary: Chuck Williamson Doris: Elizabeth Klett Fussie: Liz Bennington Madeline Fejevary Morton: Arielle Lipshaw Isabel Fejevary: Linette Geisel Harry: MichaelH S Holden: Delmar H. Dolbier Narrator: Amanda Friday Audio edited by Chuck Williamson For further information, including links to online text, reader information, RSS feeds, CD cover or other formats (if available), please go to the LibriVox catalog page for this recording. For more free audio books or to become a volunteer reader, visit LibriVox.org . Download M4B (75MB) (d)
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      podcast_inheritors-by-glaspell-susan_667716439 | description |Lewis, Ira| = Inheritors, (1921) by American dramatist Susan Glaspell concerns the legacy of an idealistic farmer who wills his highly coveted midwest farmland to the establishment of a college (Act I.) Forty years later, when his granddaughter stands up for the rights of Hindu nationals to protest at the college her grandfather founded, she jeopardizes funding for the college itself and sets herself against her own uncle, president of the institution's trustees (Acts II & III.) Ultimately, she defies her family's wishes, and as a consequence is bound for prison herself (Act IV.) The play was a stirring defense of free speech and an individual's ability to stand for his or her own ideal during a time of aggressive anti Communist politics in the US. Inheritors was first performed at Provincetown Playhouse in 1922, the last of Glaspell's plays presented there. It has been revived in New York City by Mirror Repertory in 1983 and Metropolitan Playhouse in 2005. (Summary by Wikipedia)Cast:Smith: Chris MarcellusGrandmother: Margaret EspaillatSilas Morton, Emil Johnson: AnthonyFelix Fejevary the First: AllenJohnsFelix Fejevary the Second: Rick Cahill, Robert HoffmanSenator Lewis, Ira Morton: Nathanial W.C. HigginsHorace Fejevary: Chuck WilliamsonDoris: Elizabeth KlettFussie: Liz BenningtonMadeline Fejevary Morton: Arielle LipshawIsabel Fejevary: Linette GeiselHarry: MichaelH SHolden: Delmar H. DolbierNarrator: Amanda FridayAudio edited by Chuck Williamson Archived from iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/inheritors by glaspell susan/id667716439. Items in this collection are restricted. (d)
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      cia-readingroom-document-cia-rdp75-00149r000400490003-5 | description |Ira Lewis| = ENQU R~R CINc8 .) Appro led For Release : CIA RDP75 001 CPY i.irc.4 m 203,960 S 277,547 i.an, Edi Oik. P.9. P.. Pap Date:JUL 25 =r I 'r JUL 2 5`1960 FOIAb3b way, but It has an". rted Its right Ir veto and to ;i erthrow  as In Soutl Korea, Japan, Turkek, and Ifsly, Wha!, then, can the W4'rct dn  RGHTTo Win 1`he. War Of Words IN TILE I[T:AT of the 1952 pr(pi  rrtlal campaign:, Mr. Eisenhower a;id his lieutenant' lx l,.tn speaking ci a lh)l`ry. of Ubera' on aA a r;ubst i  t.ite for the Truman pniicy of con  tAinIng Lnterr?xt:on,U Communism. (moo:;tainmenl, it was argu(J. was a sterile cbct.r+.r:e of d'spair. In pltr. nu.ng eptitainmcnt, the West was tcil. ;lag the world that It was rrslgned to Commurst domination of a vast pa.: t of the g!nbe. In 7?' yeaa~:, h ):vrver, the E,.sen  hor er adm'n'.r;:rattan has f,r:nd no s111fabin tools for carry Ing a policy of liberation Into effort __ t;hort, of courr.e,.of actual war. CONTAT Mr  T 1[;tS succeeded iii forestalling an,, mi:itar?y advances ,. n the part of the (`.i)mmunlst w'orW; ? i,.:t it hA!t failed to roll bark Ui Com. ::n:at tides, and, n?,7rr  imiport.int, it failed to deal er'rr',.ively with the n l :~~n r a'1. nireciea to vier i ie ttnrra.ii:ng throat of Soviet infi:trA"Io !' rxon   the probable P rf, i i,l u?a 1 and subversion of t'te rcc,rt that hAS T e ( ,r ct3 never `::e nominee for President  Mr. na:fe Cuba an ralc!  of assuring t` (,  rc:a rf the world that outlined a detailed Pro,;rans fr)r zc'i )ri. iite and conver':.e{i the Near Yuit Into Peaceful ccex',e . ce, o }l, xeAnr that In eF'v:'cr, the p'.Yri ,, ti,. a j*`,'entla:ly ezplor.ivc trmih a ap,It, they will real! e aim   Create a Federal age,icy c ; i:~;, l ('`Yarlrg Dtali;c of I h&non, ;of communizing the world without with the rrsp a,,ibil:ty of i1rierrir,G former pees dent of the United Na  ! war, and that where t: e b y do not ave  and &leating Communist prep; in,Li bona Crnrral Assembly', rrpnke of end in this, they vr..: 1:eez n mind the. throughout the world. these t.hLngs In a nosy eelebrAttd ad  I paasibility of   ~., ,.~ ?1   Use every advsneed psychological '.resa in t4 illianuburg, Vs., last $ They are therefore deter  technique alrrssly lknowu to the nds+ r  n I IYe & iple fAct that the 'Mined is dominate the. r,orld Stith or tAing industry   cornl,li^it.. r ??t! ,;   rco world leas not Ancre'eded In 40 without war." tty, repetlLion. i ears In pu=hint; hack the tldr' of Conn  ,  * *   Identity "Peace"' and "Ba ?I'!i^ 1nrtnlsm by one Inch front nho rr. It MUCH of ::te aL , s1 Cc:rmu  Bomb" organizations as gut polilira,I control," he said ~ ' " .  ..sm a dGfl;.at:Jn ti:t^:R gctuai controlled. leaves the. ~trang~ impfe lion that we  I Lta?v occ^upa`rion .n L'~e c'os~ng day's > Conduct a sustained, detcrrnir,l n it dealing here pith an irresis'Jbie if Word War JJ  aa in pcland? F.aat effort to tell the entire wool l the 1 irrever siblo thrust n hich "ill t :?u.an y aad t' e ot_ tr truth about Communism. 'r.rtit.Ably inherit and transform in its ` Pa '~ of I.a ':sn image all the kingdoms and cuts steia l%rt .t ope.   'Utilize the same devices that In  l urea of the earth." Much of stems from c:ri1 w a,   ternat3onal Communism has found to as in mainland China, be effective    parades, xpe`rcheA, Mach of it stems from po:?t:ci,l demonstrations, pamphlets, posters, rlbvers?on  ,s,s in Cuba. slogan a. And now Communism has found a '   . Enlist the see ices o[ Sanitized  Approve ' IA F[ ' 4   coeven orm? oast a the alternative to sitting back DAILY Th OUCIIT: and resigning ourselves to the event. The world is not so murh iii nerd ual communizntJAn of the v:orld? of ?rto tl,n u,7h fa ( ,,I that irh'rt thc,u'tlif Perhaps It in rignificant that enr groirs r,!tl rr?'i tr,)in tr?i+li uv?~Jr it possible answer his come from' thr should, li..r current coirt, hr, cnllyd in. . and, f rmnt fire taint of genius, re. world of commercfai advct?lai.ng. Tip, issue' fresh rind rtrlr. advertising. indu:rtry i!i the L'nitcci   At!n ear rr Smith States has succeeded in selling every  "Merely holding the Dr. thing from itutomnbiles tr. hoa;a, from .'faille &'&o patently not face sonp to deodorant,. Wh_y en.'" 1. This RZ.s t: e error of the shouldn't it also develop a formals dxtrinn of conta,nmri;t. It is pas  for selling democracy? nve, defcnahr, a;n c!:a: enling pnllc}'; The author of the pr t, a?1 ir; A  ml slch a p,,;;ce', except as a arses. Da?aieL 11 i ,4 a 39 year ul?I r ry f.ret s`.p, i. (l,) ')1)1(A to failure; rnnrisro advertising execut,.?e. ,1, ,;early be ause this is a dv.iarr,lc tint  a former Foreign Srrl?iro nfficrr, 1s r. se; secondly because yuu arcs (Ira]  Lewis wain face to face n it s ('C,m,nu  With the most aggrevtis?e euenty nist propaganda in action in .Iran{. sail] shuns svciri around acid lie tsar also faee to'tap'e With the 'erncafh an,T c.prosal all your con  utter Incapacity of conventional diplo  devices; thirdly br~ause a matte machinery to nail the (otnirU_ "Ply defensive or containing attl. nlit. lie. to means that vol are so fat and t. * i;l 1 'aY 0.'IC~1 to (d)

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