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For centuries, resources from the forests were indispensable for the survival and daily life both in the rural world and in the cities. Wood, used for the construction and manufacture of tools, coal and firewood were considered essential fuels for households and for the operation of numerous crafts and became essential elements whose use needed to be carefully regulated by both the kingdom's and local authorities. The main objective of the present study is to analyse the conflicts which derived from the use of these resources and its impact in the courts of justice for the violation of the ordinances in a territory in the interior of Castile, the Montes de Toledo, which was subject to the feudal regime of the City Council of the capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A pharmacy management system is, especially, to facilitate managing the supply of medicines needed by a hospital, which makes it easier to treat hospital patients in general. This system involves information technology and databases as a repository of information that is useful in managing the hospital, various tools needed to build a reliable system, and this paper discusses those interests. Compliance with data enhancements and manual drug supply activities being automated completes this brief review. However, there are different challenges in terms of both the internal and external interests of the hospital. It is usually accomplished by synchronizing through common hospital features in similarity, determining the historical control for drugs, and performing predictions [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Chapter Cathedral of Burgos considered, from 1754, it was possible to withdraw from the bread supply system according to the method of «obligación», implemented in the municipality by the Council and the Borbonic administration -with the «collaboration » of the neighbors of Arcos de la Llana and other surrounding villages-, and establish its own particular method of getting the food to the table of the Cathedral prebendaries. For his reason, and in the urban course of allowing the installation of particular ovens in the city in a more or less free way, the Chapter hired a baker, who subscribed an «Escriptura para dar abasto de pan al Cabildo». Furnaces installed at La Calera street, the experience, coinciding with logistics of other essential products -cocoa and chocolate, sheep, wine, oil, etcetera- controlled by the Chapter Bureau of the Cathedral, ended in failure because of the negligence of the bakers. In practice, this proposal had a lot of contestation against the govermment and in favour of capitulate autonomy increasingly threatened by de Borbonic State. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]