Emily-Jane Wooten 
A hyperbaric chamber is a specialized medical device designed to increase atmospheric pressure, significantly higher than the normal air pressure we experience daily. This environment allows for breathing in 100% oxygen, a stark contrast from the 21% found in our normal atmosphere. The increased pressure and oxygen levels in these chambers can lead to various … Read more
In a world where financial stability often feels like an elusive dream, a ray of hope shines through in the form of a low-income personal loan. These financial instruments have emerged as a lifeline for individuals facing economic challenges, providing them with the means to bridge financial gaps and pursue their aspirations. Among the many … Read more
The world of online gambling has witnessed a surge in popularity with the rise of sweepstakes casinos in the US gambling market. Sweepstakes casinos offer a unique gaming experience that sets them apart from traditional online casinos. The legal status of sweepstakes casinos in nearly every US state has contributed to their widespread acceptance, providing … Read more
To live a healthy life, you must make many sacrifices. From eating healthy food to regular exercise and practicing wellness techniques, you have to consider different factors in achieving your health goals. The same applies to taking care of your child’s health; you need to make an extra effort to keep them safe and healthy. … Read more
The First Battle of Flowers By 1890, San Antonio, Texas, was a thriving trade center with a population of 38,000. In 1891 a group of citizens decided to honor the heroes of the Alamo and Battle of San Jacinto with a Battle of Flowers. The first parade had horse-drawn carriages, bicycles decorated with fresh … Read more
Fiesta® San Antonio and the City of San Antonio are closely interlinked. Scholars have said that the history of the festival reflects the history of the city. But there’s much more. City police are involved in Fiesta in many ways, including parades. The 100 nonprofit organizations that put on Fiesta events are located throughout the … Read more
During Fiesta 2007 the Fiesta San Antonio Commission hired an outside contractor to conduct an economic impact study. Intercept interviews were done at six major Fiesta events. Surveyors asked questions about: How much people had spent at an event. How far they had come. Demographic information. The results were compiled, and the information showed that … Read more
Every official Fiesta event that takes place during Fiesta each April is sponsored by a local nonprofit or military organization. Fiesta never ends because those groups are giving back to their neighbors throughout the year. Below are some of the ways Fiesta impacts San Antonio and our local non-profits. Scholarships Many of the Fiesta Commission’s … Read more
Mission The Fiesta® San Antonio Commission Inc. is a nonprofit, volunteer, self-supporting organization that plans, promotes, coordinates, and preserves Fiesta® San Antonio through the support of its Participating Member Organizations in presenting a safe, educational, annual celebration of the diverse heritage, culture and spirit of San Antonio for its residents and visitors. What is Fiesta … Read more
Potty training is an essential milestone in a child’s development, and it holds particular importance for children on the autism spectrum. Autistic children may face unique challenges when it comes to mastering this skill, but with the right approach, patience, and understanding, parents and caregivers can help them achieve success. For children on the autism … Read more