PHIL MITCHELL

Domestique al monstruo de las bases de datos sin subestimar su alcance y prestaciones. En Access, algunas cosas funcionan rápidamente y otras requieren más dedicación. No se desanime. Este libro ofrece las soluciones para todos, desde los usuarios principiantes hasta los desarrolladores avanzados.Los problemas para diseñar y explotar una base de datos en Access, se pueden clasificar en dos grupos. Un primero referido al conocimiento de la teoria de base de datos relacionales y un segundo que tiene que ver con el rendimiento. Aqui se tienen en cuenta todos.El libro empieza explicando temas generales para luego dedicarse a las areas mas especificas del programa; como el armado de consultas, la preparacion de vistas y la creacion de funciones de usuario.Phil Mitchel es analista y programador de la Universidad de Harvard y fundador del proyecto 2People.Evan Callahan ha trabajado para Microsoft ayudando a dar forma a los manuales de Access. Actualmente dirige una empresa de consultoria especializada en soluciones de Microsoft Access para pequeñas empresas.

"Bad Ivory"unfolds a tale of betrayal, courage, and the fight against corruptionin the heart of Africa. Trained by the British SAS, a select group of armyvolunteers is deployed on a clandestine mission to combat elephant poaching.Their mission takes a dark turn when they uncover the shocking truth:the Kenyan army, entrusted with protecting wildlife, is colluding withivory poachers for personal gain. As they confront this betrayal,a deadly one-sided battle ensues, forcing them to retreat to Englandfor new orders.Review:"Bad Ivory" is a gripping and thought-provoking thriller that shines a light onthe harsh realities of wildlife conservation and the insidious forces ofcorruption. Author [Phil Mitchell] masterfully crafts a narrative that combinesheart-pounding action with poignant moments of introspection. The characters areexpertly drawn, each grappling with their own sense of duty and morality as theynavigate the treacherous landscape of greed and betrayal.The depiction of the one-sided gun battle between the army volunteers and thecorrupt Kenyan soldiers is visceral and harrowing, underscoring the high stakesof their mission. As they are pulled back to England and tasked with a new missionto eliminate ivory dealers, the tension continues to escalate, keeping readerson the edge of their seats.What sets "Bad Ivory" apart is its unflinching portrayal of the complexitiesof conservation efforts in the face of systemic corruption. It forces readersto confront uncomfortable truths about the human cost of greed and the lengthsto which individuals will go to protect their own interests.Movie Adaptation:"Bad Ivory" possesses all the elements of a compelling cinematic experience.With its thrilling action sequences, moral dilemmas, and stunning Africanlandscapes, it has the potential to captivate audiences on the big screen.A successful movie adaptation would stay true to the novels themes whileamplifying its visual and emotional impact.To bring "Bad Ivory" to life on film, attention to detail in casting, direction,and cinematography would be paramount. A talented ensemble cast, capable ofconveying both the physical demands of combat and the emotional depth of theircharacters, would anchor the narrative. Cinematography that captures thevastness of the African wilderness and the intensity of the action sequenceswould immerse audiences in the story.Moreover, the film could explore the moral ambiguity of the characterschoices and the ethical dilemmas they face, adding layers of depth to thenarrative. By staying faithful to the novels core themes while enhancingits cinematic spectacle, a "Bad Ivory" movie adaptation has the potentialto resonate with audiences and spark important conversations about conservation,corruption, and justice.