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What Is to Be Done? by Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich; Fineberg, Joe; Hanna, George; Service, Robert Edition , 0 $12.49 What Is to Be Done?. Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich; Fineberg, Joe; Hanna, George; Service, Robert

Service & Secrecy $10.1 This guide explores the disciplines of serving and secrecy, revealing how service done in secret can eliminate prideful motivations and help us focus on God so that we can delight in the work he does in us.

When the Killing’s Done $15.45 From the bestselling author of "The Women" comes an action- packed adventure about endangered animals and those who protect them. Principally set on the wild and sparsely inhabited Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara, T.C. Boyle’s powerful new novel combines pulse-pounding adventure with a socially conscious, richly humane tale regarding the dominion we attempt to exert, for better or worse, over the natural world. Alma Boyd Takesue is a National Park Service biologist who is spearheading the efforts to save the island’s endangered native creatures from invasive species like rats and feral pigs, which, in her view, must be eliminated. Her antagonist, Dave LaJoy, is a dreadlocked local businessman who, along with his lover, the folksinger Anise Reed, is fiercely opposed to the killing of any species whatsoever and will go to any lengths to subvert the plans of Alma and her colleagues. Their confrontation plays out in a series of escalating scenes in which these characters violently confront one another, and tempt the awesome destructive power of nature itself. Boyle deepens his story by going back in time to relate the harrowing tale of Alma’s grandmother Beverly, who was the sole survivor of a 1946 shipwreck in the channel, as well as the tragic story of Anise’s mother, Rita, who in the late 1970s lived and worked on a sheep ranch on Santa Cruz Island. In dramatizing this collision between protectors of the environment and animal rights’ activists, Boyle is, in his characteristic fashion, examining one of the essential questions of our time: Who has the right of possession of the land, the waters, the very lives of all the creatures who share this planet with us? "When the Killing’s Done" will offer no transparent answers, but like "The Tortilla Curtain," Boyle’s classic take on illegal immigration, it will touch you deeply and put you in a position to decide.

The Service Journey $13.18 Do the secrets to delivering excellent service seem elusive and impossible? Have you done everything you can think of to improve your service delivery with mixed results? This no-nonsense, straightforward approach to delivering excellent service will give you the direction and confidence needed to get you and keep you on track. Peppered with humor and the chagrin that only real service experiences can provide, Susan shows how to align your organization’s behavior with your vision, avoid missteps and develop a customized 12-step service strategy that differentiates your firm, business, or department’s service delivery from your competition.

When the Killings Done A Novel (Hardcover) $45.56 From the bestselling author of The Women comes an action- packed adventure about endangered animals and those who protect them. Principally set on the wild and sparsely inhabited Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara, T.C. Boyle`s powerful new novel combines pulse-pounding adventure with a socially conscious, richly humane tale regarding the dominion we attempt to exert, for better or worse, over the natural world. Alma Boyd Takesue is a National Park Service biologist who is spearheading the efforts to save the island`s endangered native creatures from invasive species like rats and feral pigs, which, in her view, must be eliminated. Her antagonist, Dave LaJoy, is a dreadlocked local businessman who, along with his lover, the folksinger Anise Reed, is fiercely opposed to the killing of any species whatsoever and will go to any lengths to subvert the plans of Alma and her colleagues. Their confrontation plays out in a series of escalating scenes in which these characters violently confront one another, and tempt the awesome destructive power of nature itself. Boyle deepens his story by going back in time to relate the harrowing tale of Alma`s grandmother Beverly, who was the sole survivor of a 1946 shipwreck in the channel, as well as the tragic story of Anise`s mother, Rita, who in the late 1970s lived and worked on a sheep ranch on Santa Cruz Island. In dramatizing this collision between protectors of the environment and animal rights` activists, Boyle is, in his characteristic fashion, examining one of the essential questions of our time: Who has the right of possession of the land, the waters, the very lives of all the creatures who share this planet with us? When the Killing`s Done will offer no transparent answers, but like The Tortilla Curtain, Boyle`s classic take on illegal immigration, it will touch you deeply and put you in a position to decide.

Service Quality $180.02 Service Quality as a multidisciplinary subject, empirical research has come up with various modelsacross the world. This book focuses on themeasurement of factors that influence the quality ofservice systems, engineering education service inparticular. The engineering education have emergedfrom a decade of fundamental restructuring driven bymarketbased, price competition. Many of the paststudies neglected significant impacts of such issuesbecause of the existence of governmentalinstitutions. Models from past studies are confinedin their capability and applicability to analyseservice process to private institutions. Moreover, there seems to be a paucity of literature indeveloping economies like India on service qualitymeasurement in contrast to the huge amount ofresearch works done in developed nations on qualitymanagement. In this scenario, this book endeavoursto explore the research issues of service quality andits measurement with a specific reference to theengineering education sector in a developing economy.This research work assumes greater significanceespecially in the global context to adoptcomprehensive approach in engineering education Author: Palani Natha Raja, M./ Kumar, Ashwani Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 216 Publication Date: 2011/07/28 Language: English Dimensions: 9.02 x 5.98 x 0.49 inches