1,357,958 research outputs found
Raval d'Òdena
No full textLa imatge ens mostra el Raval d'Òdena conegut com 'Les casetes'. Cases aparellades amb camps al davant
Extracto del diario [de la entrada a la provincia de Texas] del marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo; escrito por José Codallos y Raval [s.l., s.f.].
No full textManuscrito que contiene Extracto del diario [de la entrada a la provincia de Texas] del marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo; escrito por José Codallos y Raval [s.l., s.f.]
L’Ajuntament de Barcelona i el Departament de Salut faran cribratges massius a zones determinades del Raval Nord i de la Trinitat Vella la setmana que ve
No full textAquesta iniciativa forma part de les mesures sanitàries establertes en el context de desconfinament davant l’emergència provocada per la COVID-19.Es farà una recollida de mostres PCR a quatre seccions censals del barri del Raval i en tres més de la Trinitat Vella. L’objectiu dels cribratges és el de detectar el màxim de casos asimptomàtics possibles, tallar cadenes de transmissió, aïllar contactes i limitar l’expansió del virus.This initiative is part of the sanitary measures established in the context of deconfinement to the emergency caused by COVID-19.Esta iniciativa forma parte de las medidas sanitarias establecidas en el contexto de desconfinamiento ante la emergencia provocada por la COVID-19
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
No full textA private ordering regime has developed within the payment card industry to define appropriate security practices and to monitor compliance by network participants. Market demands for trustworthy systems upon which consumers and merchants could rely provide incentives for security, which the card brands supplement by privately designed fines and sanctions imposed through contract. Although private ordering has functioned sufficiently well to make payment cards a trusted payment method, the system is not completely secure, as data security breaches continue to occur. This is not surprising, as complete security is not a feasible goal. Nevertheless, some have questioned whether additional government regulation is necessary to protect consumers. This article explores the effects of legal intervention, including disclosure laws, on this private ordering system. It questions whether additional government intervention would enhance consumer welfare, particularly when consumers will likely bear the ultimate costs of such regulation. It recommends modifications in breach disclosure laws to eliminate individual notice requirements in favor of public notices, which may reduce costs and enhance consumer welfare. It challenges "bounty" enforcement regimes, such as FACTA, which offer little marginal benefit to consumers while substantially raising costs. It identifies practical and political problems presented by the different capacities of large and small firms to bear security costs, which are not easily solved under either private ordering or legislative approaches. Finally, it offers a set of policy issues as a possible agenda for consideration by policy makers and researchers in this domain.2213-2651
[Gombrany. Carrer del Raval]
No full textTítol atribuït pel catalogador. -- Document inventariat, restaurat i digitalitzat gràcies al suport del Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya. 2025. -- Nº capsa antiga: 32Vista del conjunt de cases del Carrer del Raval de la localitat de Gombrany, a la província de Girona. -- A la fotografia, escrit a mà: "Gombrany. Carrer del Raval
Font a la rambla Raval
No full textPrimer pla d'una font mural a la rambla Raval.
Aquesta és de pedra i disposa d'una pila
de desguàs.
Dues aixetes de llautó, s'agafen a un mur
Guanyem carrers per als vianants i les bicicletes
No full textForma part del Pla d'accions de mobilitat al Raval per prioritzar el desplaçament de vianants i biciclete
El Raval : la cultura invisible
No full textAquest treball és una aproximació a la realitat cultural que actualment es viu al barri del Raval de Barcelona. Un barri profundament intercultural que gràcies a diversos processos de transformació, ha esdevingut una de les zones amb més oferta cultural de la ciutat. Dins d'aquesta investigació, s'han analitzat els processos al voltant de la creació de locals culturals alternatius que formen una xarxa a banda de les grans institucions culturals del Raval, amb uns valors i un funcionament propis que enriqueixen culturalment el barri.Este trabajo es una aproximación a la realidad cultural que actualmente se vive en el barrio del Raval de Barcelona. Un barrio profundamente intercultural que gracias a diversos procesos de transformación, se ha convertido en una de las zonas con más oferta cultural de la ciudad. Dentro de esta investigación, se han analizado los procesos alrededor de la creación de locales culturales alternativos que forman una red al margen de las grandes instituciones culturales del Raval, con unos valores y un funcionamiento propios que enriquecen culturalmente el barrio.This project is an approach to the cultural reality that currently exists in the Raval district in Barcelona. A deeply intercultural neighbourhood which through various processes of transformation, has become one of the more cultural areas of the city. Into this research, the stages around the creation of alternative cultural locals which form a network outside the big cultural institutions in the Raval, with their own values and performances that culturally enrich the district, have been analysed
Computer Law & Security Report
No full textIn recent years, the payment card industry has dealt with the matter of consumer liability for unauthorized charges. However, risks to consumers from identity theft and related use of personal data present new challenges for cardholders and those who profit from their usage, including merchants, banks, and payment card companies. This article examines the varying and sometimes complementary roles that legal obligations and private ordering play in incentivizing security measures to protect consumers. It shows that, in the legal environment within the United States, which lacks comprehensive legal protections for consumer privacy and security, private ordering rooted in economic incentives within the payment card industry can also bring about enhanced security for consumers. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards ("PCI DSS") have emerged from private ordering, although threats of legal liability have also influenced their development and implementation. The article evaluates the basic framework of PCI DSS and raises issues for further development as the government, the legal system, and the industry copes with security threats in this environment.6540-5542
- …
