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BLOGGING HACKS: Broken Images fix in blogspot for GLOBE network users

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This is a quick hack for you if you have been experiencing troubles viewing images on BLOGSPOT websites. 

I believe this started in mid September or at least I noticed this around this time. At first, I thought it is just because of my mac memory but then I figured it is because of my network. I am using GLOBE AT HOME for my wifi and SMART mobile data. If I use my personal hotspot and connect to SMART LTE, the images show up. With GLOBE, no luck.

Look at the images below:

BROKEN IMAGES even on the Blogger dashboard
Broken thumbnails 
more broken images
broken images on my friend’s blog

So, here is the fix: CHANGE the DNS setting of your network.

To do this, just go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES then go to NETWORK then go to ADVANCED WIFI SETTING then go to DNS and then add a new DNS server and SEARCH DOMAIN. 

If you haven’t done this before, don’t worry because it is simple to do.

Look at the images to help you with the process:  

On the DNS SERVER on the left just put 

8.8.8.8 

On the SEARCH DOMAIN on the right just put


google

Then click ok then APPLY.

The fix should apply afterwards. Refresh your browser and you are good to go with no more broken images!

Look at the before and after photos:

Before changing the DNS SERVER to GOOGLE 
After changing DNS SERVER to GOOGLE

What do you think about this post? Was this helpful? If it helped you, please share! If you have questions, just leave comments down the comments section below! Thank you! 

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Tamarind Cove Beach Resort in Porto Laiya: A private getaway guide

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In our previous getaway, we were invited to Porto Laiya, a private residential and beach resort community located in Barangay Laiya Ibabao, San Juan, Batangas City. The beach resort in this exclusive estate is known to many as the Tamarind Cove. If you plan a visit, here is a guide on the rates, attractions, activities, directions, and other related information that may be useful for you!



The Tamarind Cove Beach Resort is essentially exclusive for the residents of Porto Laiya. Recently the resort community opened its doors to non-residents who want to invest in the property. Prospective clients can attend the scheduled open house, look into the vast estate, and spend a day by the beach.

Rates

For Porto Laiya residents

With a pay-per-use basis, guests need to pay the following rates:

Tamarind Cove Beach Resort Rates

For non-residents

Since the resort is exclusive, non-residents who are not planning to buy a lot in Porto Laiya have two possible options to enjoy Tamarind Cove:

1) Have an endorsement from a resident and avail of a day pass – For security reasons, Tamarind Cove will only accept reservation from guests endorsed by a Porto Laiya homeowner.

2) Rent on a commercial property in Porto Laiya – you can rent a house in Porto Laiya for about PHP25,000 to PHP 30,000 per night. The number of people to be accommodated would be around 10 – 15.

Once approved for reservation, you can expect to spend roughly Php 1000 for a day in Tamarind Cove (including the fare, entrance fees, rental fees, food etc).

Here is a breakdown: Php 200 for entrance fee, Php 300 for the use of the infinity pool, Php 200 for the fare, Php 200 for food and Php 100 for a shared expense such as snorkeling or Nipa hut rental.

Attractions 

Well, some of us live to document our getaways right? And some might be eagerly concerned about the “instagram worthiness” of this place. You’d be happy to know that the attractions at Tamarind Cove are “instagrammable”.

While you can expect to enjoy playing in the pool or the beach area, you can also enjoy taking loads of photos in the lounge area, wood pavilions and cabanas, on the interesting rocks and mangroves, on the banca or bamboo raft, under the stands of coconuts and tamarind trees, even in the changing room. You can use your cameras pretty much every where…

There’s no doubting Porto Laiya’s appeal ☀️ . . . . . . . . . . . #portolaiya #batangas #sanjuanbatangas #privateresort #tamarindcove #privatesubdivision #port #beach #privatebeach #summergetaway #summmer2018 #likesforlikes #permanentfollow #thegirlwiththemujihat #bloggers #travelbloggers

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Among my favorite attractions is the infinity pool. It’s stretched long enough to challenge my breast stroke, and designed wide enough for five of us to swim in circle for a decent aerial shot.

I figured it has different sections, each with its own purpose.

One is for small children. I noticed that the son of my blogger friend enjoyed walking back and forth, dipping and playing in this part of the pool. The greater area is for those who are serious about swimming (or those serious about taking drone shots). The sections on either sides are for sipping and dipping.

Amazing afternoon spent here at Porto Laiya. Great venue for a load of vacationers to have a beach escape without intrusion, just a few hour drive from Manila . . . . . . . . . . #portolaiya #batangas #sanjuanbatangas #privateresort #tamarindcove #privatesubdivision #port #beach #privatebeach #summergetaway #summmer2018 #likesforlikes #permanentfollow #thegirlwiththemujihat #bloggers #travelbloggers

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Sipping and dipping… 

I really wished I had a drink on my hand while I dipping in the pool. It was rejuvenating to be sun-kissed and at the same time dipped in the cold waters, looking to view of the Sigayan Bay and the mountainous boundaries of Lobo…

If you get tired of swimming, you can recline in the lounge chairs and have a good read or opt to hang out at the pavilion. These wooden shelters are situated right next to a garden of familiar plants I am not sure of the names.

Some trees in Tamarind Cove I admire most

You can also take a leisure walk into a plantation of coconuts or the tamarind trees above… A few minutes around these trees restored my sanity, so to speak.

Who wants some coconut?

The changing room is air-conditioned. It is well-maintained as it should be and designed in a contemporary style that is “elegant and functional”.

The shower room has rain-head showers and a section where you can conveniently place your stuff without having to worry if they’d get soaked as you clean up.

Other available devices/ necessities: power outlet, whole body mirror, sink, hand dryer, trash bins, hand soap, tissue.

Pro-tip: Bring your own towel and toiletries 

I’d love to hang out in these Nipa huts

The Nipa Huts for rent are surrounded by coconut trees. Generally speaking, here is the place you are allowed to eat (whatever you want). This is strictly implemented for the convenience of everyone. I particularly appreciate this policy because I myself don’t want to get inconvenienced by dining guests or be put off by the sight of left overs or improperly disposed food.

There are rock formations in some parts of the beach. There is also a mangrove from a distance. You can take photos in these places but let me just warn you, the rocks are sharp and might hurt your soles.

I did these “tiis ganda” poses though:

these rocks surprised me in some ways (not easy on the feet but a great platform for camwhoring and beach-ing)

You can use a “banca” for a boat trip around Sigayan Bay. I am not sure of you can go fishing though.

Snorkeling is a popular activity at Tamarind Cove. Basically, this activity is free of charge but you have to ride on a “balsa” or a bamboo raft to get to the snorkeling site. The bamboo raft rental fee is PHP 500 per hour and is good for sharing. In our case, we were 11 people on the raft, nine guests plus the two “bangkeros”(?).

At the snorkeling site, we enjoyed dipping, (more) photographing, and surely snorkeling (but) just around the “balsa”. The water currents are strong but didn’t stop us from having fun.

The coral reefs in Tamarind Cove are not so colorful but you’d be impressed they are well-preserved! Owe it to the property’s exclusivity, snorkeling here is a pleasure.

Having experienced it myself, I highly recommend snorkeling at Tamarind Cove for your fresh eyes to see! Well, with a snorkeling mask for that matter! In case you forget your snorkeling mask, you can rent for Php 100.

Other activities to enjoy

If you happen to have watersports vehicles, this is the place where you can bring and enjoy them! While snorkeling is a main activity here, the fun is not limited and you can bring your own kind of fun, maybe a jetski or your own paddle board. You can use these babies at no additional cost. But of course, you need to inform the management that you intend to bring any of them.

Preparing to raft through the snorkeling site!

Food

There is no corkage fee.

You can bring your own food and beverage inside Tamarind Cove. There are guidelines to follow though specifically on areas where you dine and regarding proper waste disposal.

Cooking is not allowed onsite but you can order grilled fish from the restaurant or other slowcooked meals available.

If the restaurant is unavailable, you can bring precooked meals. No alcoholic beverage in the premise but caffeine is very much welcome!

Pro-tip: Bring a pre-cooked meal, ice container, snacks, and beverage

Swimming Guidelines

Guest are expected to be in proper swimming attire: swimsuit for ladies and swimming trunks for men.

All users must shower before entering the swimming pool.

Where to stay

If you want to stay overnight, you can make use of some commercial properties within the subdivision. The overnight rental fees for such properties vary. There is one for Php25,000 for 10-15 pax and another for Php 30,000. (I am not so sure about this, but will update this post once i confirm)

Other important things to remember

As per the copy in the consolidated guidelines for the use of the facilities and beach area of Tamarind Cove, here are other important things guests should remember:

  • No pets allowed in the area
  • Guests are expected to observe proper waste disposal
  • Any loss or damage to the facility shall be charged to the person who made the reservation
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Payment and reservation

The fees must be paid prior to the time of reservations. Guests can pay at the ARDC collection office in Makati City.


Again, to make a reservation, you need to have an endorsement from any Porto Laiya homeowner. If you don’t know anyone, sadly you cannot go.

How to get to Tamarind Cove

You can check how to get to this place here: Getting to Porto Laiya


posing under the sun with blogger friends

Parting words

You don’t need to travel far to enjoy the refreshing beach waters and white sand this summer. If you know a resident from Porto Laiya or if you are a resident of this exclusive community, you can head to Tamarind Cove and make a memorable getaway with family or friends. Just don’t forget the guidelines above before your beach getaway!


What do you think about these guide? Do you have other questions regarding a day swim/ tour to Tamarind Cove beach Resort? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. If you find this post useful, feel free to share!

Everything you need to know about swim lessons at Bert Lozada Swim School

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Learning how to swim should be a priority for every family because swimming is a survival skill. It’s not just a sport or a form of recreation. It is a life skill that equips your child to prevent drowning and possibly save someone else as well. 

Do you know that drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury death all over the world? It accounts for 7% of all injury-related deaths. Also, there are an estimated 360, 000 annual drowning deaths worldwide. (World Health Organization, 2019). That is why it is important to learn how to swim.

In this post, I will tell you everything you need to know about swimming lessons at Bert Lozada Swim School.

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      • 1. Reasons to enroll in Bert Lozada Swim School
        2. What swim programs does Bert Lozada Swim School offer?
        3. How to prepare for your first swim class
        4. Contact Bert Lozada Swim School
        5. Parting words

Personally, I didn’t learn how to swim in a proper swim school. I don’t have any idea how to teach my son how to float or do the swim strokes that I can do. I knew I had to enroll him in a swim school sooner or later. But truth be told, swim schools are not popular in my area. With very few choices, deciding where to enroll him is difficult.

My son used to like swimming until two years ago when he almost drowned. These days, he didn’t enjoy the water as much as he used to. At this state, I really have to pick a reliable swim school so as not to traumatize or scare him further.

Just in time for my swim school search is an invite to try out Bert Lozada Swim School for my son. I got it last week and didn’t hesitate to accept.

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My son used to enjoy swimming a lot but since he almost drowned 2 years ago, swimming has become terrifying for him. On his first ever swimming lesson last Thursday, I could sense his anxiety. During the warm-up, he refused to participate, and when persuaded, he broke down crying. I asked him if he wanted to go home, he said he’d stay. The succeeding moments were a struggle both for him and his trainer. I started to feel frustrated and helpless seeing him in that state. But thank heavens, his trainer knew exactly how to handle students like him. Slowly but surely, my son lit up. You can see in the photos he was able to overcome his fear, enjoy the time in the water, and do what his trainer had taught him. I posted about his experience in detail on my blog as well as a video on my YouTube channel. The Bert Lozada Swim School (BLSS) has truly made a difference in him. I thank my son’s trainer, Coach Oliver, for being very patient with him and for making him grasp two invaluable things: (1) he should try before he cries; (2) there’s fun in swimming! . . . . DISCLAIMER: The photos taken at the pool area of Ace Water Spa in Pasig are solely for promotional purposes. As per rule, the management prohibits capturing photos or videos inside the spa. Mobile phones and cameras are not allowed in the pool area. . . . . #BertLozadaSwimSchool #BLSS4Life #BLSSswimwithConfidence #iloveACE #Speedo #Dermplus #ToyKingdom #swimmingforkids #lifestylebloggers #filipinabloggers #pinaymommybloggers #acewaterspa #acewaterspapasig #swimminglessonsforkids #swimminglessons

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We arrived at Ace Water Spa past 8 in the morning.

We went straight to the Function Room on the fifth floor to have an orientation about the day’s lesson flow. The participants were fellow mommy bloggers who also got an invite from Bert Lozada Swim School (BLSS).

During the orientation, the CEO of BLSS talked about the importance of learning how to swim. He emphasized that swimming is a life skill. Further, during the orientation, we also got to know more about the BLSS.

After the short talk, we were guided to the spa on the ground floor. We got our locker keys, went into the shower room, changed for swim attire, showered, and then headed to the pool area.

Kids ready to take their swim lessons with Bert Lozada Swim School teachers

The lesson started with group pictures. I’m kidding. It started with a warm-up.

When the teacher called for a warm-up, the kids all assembled in line. At this time, I could sense my son’s anxiety. He didn’t want to participate. I asked him to follow what the teacher was doing and even demonstrated myself for him. He burst into tears.

After the warm-up, the kids went into the water. Ethan did too because I went with him. The teacher was demonstrating some basic techniques like breathing exercises or dipping the face into the water which all the kids, except my son, eagerly followed.

The teacher reached out to my son several times but he still didn’t want to participate. At this point, I was feeling helpless. Also, feeling so sorry for my son.

Finally, the teacher called another instructor to personally assist Ethan. Coach Oliver reassured my son he wouldn’t drown. He just needed to trust him.

The first few minutes of Coach Oliver persuading Ethan were difficult to look at. It was a struggle. But after tons of patience and encouragement, my son lit up. He, slowly but surely, went into the water and followed what coach Oliver was teaching him. I felt loads of relief! Thanks to Coach Oliver for knowing how to handle my son!

After the lesson was finished, we had a chance to interview BLSS CEO and staff. I took note of some takeaways which I am now sharing with you. Here are the reasons why you need to enroll your child in Bert Lozada Swim School (BLSS):

1. BLSS has been tried and tested since 1956

BLSS has been in business for more than 6 decades. From a single venue in 1956 (YMCA Manila), it now has 56 venues all over the country. The school has produced 7 Olympians, several national swimmers and record holders.

2. BLSS provides fun and safe swimming lessons

At BLSS, they each your kids to swim in a safe, fun and engaging atmosphere and have found that there is more than one benefit to your child’s development. They provide fun swimming activities using safe swim gear/equipment/paraphernalia

Swim instructors are trained and certified through a nationally recognized learn-to-swim curriculum. They also have CPR and first aid certification.

3.BLSS has a lot of awards

It is truly a reputable swim school which has proved its competence by receiving major awards:

  • 1st Place Best Swim School Picture 2009 by United States Swim School Conference
  • 2005 Best Swim School by Philippine Marketing Association

4. BLSS takes swimming closer to you

BLSS has over 70 venues nationwide. You can check this link for the complete list.

5. At BLSS, learning requires no age

BLSS offers a variety of programs for all ages. They train beginners to advance learners. They also offer individual programs to community programs. You can let your kids swim as early as 6 months old and they still teach up to 85 years old.

6. BLSS has highly skilled coaches

BLSS Master Coaches undergo comprehensive formal training courses and seminars abroad. These acquired techniques are constantly updated, adapted and passed on to the entire BLSS Member-Coaches.

The coaches focus on swim stroke techniques as well as broader water survival competency skills.

The coaches are also knowledgeable about handling students who are shy, scared or difficult.

Instructors evaluate learner’s progress and give ongoing feedback on their skill levels.

7. BLSS has International Affiliates

  • United States Swim School Association
  • World Swimming Coaches Association
  • World Aquatic Babies and Children Network
  • World Aquatic Babies Congress
  • Aquatic Achievers Swim Schools
  • Miracle Swimming For Adults

8. BLSS has Local Affiliates

  • Philippine Medical Association
  • Triathlon Association of the Philippines

9.BLSS offers PE/ Varsity sports program

BLSS can provide and implement to all grade/year levels a curriculum for PE or Varsity Sports Program that integrate effective traditional insights with the latest sports science.

10.BLSS produces, trains, and mentors powerful swim teams

BLSS produces, trains, and mentors powerful swim teams who compete in local, regional, national and international swim competitions, sanctioned by Philippine Swimming Inc. (PSI) and whose swim standings are recognized by Philippine Olympic Committee (POC), International Olympic Committee (IOC) and FINA (Federation Internationale de Natation)

11.BLSS Breeds Champions

BLSS has produced 7 Olympians, several national swimmers and record holders.

12. BLSS equips you with power in the water

Which BLSS Swim Program is for you?

Bert Lozada Swim School (BLSS) offers a variety of programs for all ages, both for beginners and advanced swimmers. Here is the list of programs you can avail:

1. BABIES (My Baby and Me Program)

Age requirement: 6 months to 3 years old

An aquatic program designed to teach parents and children to be familiar with the water. Parents are taught how to help their child to be confident and happy in the water and encourage learning through fun activities.

This program will prepare your infant/toddler physically, psychologically and socially for more structured swimming lessons later in life.

LEVEL 1: Starfish(Water Explorer) Age 6 – 12 months

A pre-swimming class with the parent in the water.

LEVEL 2: Puffers(Water Familiar) Age 1 – 2.5 years

For children who are eager to participate with a parent in the water.

LEVEL 3: GUPPIES(Water Safety) Age 2.6 – 4 years

Teaches children to perform basic water safety.

LEVEL 4: Penguins(Water Confident) Age 2.6 – 4 years

For children who are eager to participate with or without a parent in the water.

LEVEL 5: Seals(Water Independent) Age 2.6 – 4 years

For children who are independent of parents and have more confidence in the water.

Kids ready to take their swim lessons with Bert Lozada Swim School teachers

2. KIDS

Age requirement: 4 years old and above

This comprehensive program can teach an absolute beginner both survival skills and sound swimming skills in the four main swimming strokes.

This program graduates into 6 levels as the swimmer develops his/her skills and begin to enjoy the sport more competitively

LEVEL 1: Snapper 1 – Age 4 years old and above

For children who are afraid of the water or little or no swimming experience.

LEVEL 2: Snapper 2 – Age 4 to 6 years old

For children ready to work without the parent or caregiver and are developing 10m Survival Swim and 10m Dog Paddle.

LEVEL 3: JAMMER 1 – Age 7 years old and above

For children who are developing 15m Survival Swim and 15m Basic Freestyle

LEVEL 4: JAMMER 2 – Age 7 years old and above

For children who are developing 15m Backstroke and 15m Butterfly

LEVEL 5: JAMMER 3 – Age 7 years old and above

For children who are developing 15m Breast Stroke and Advance freestyle mechanics

3. SWIM SQUAD

Age requirement: Age 5 years old and above

A pre-competitive swim program with supervised coaching, open to individuals who can swim all four strokes (freestyle, butterfly, breaststroke, backstroke).

Mommies and some kids with Bert Lozada Swim School (BLSS) CEO

4. ADULTS

Age requirement: 16 to 85 years old

Proper breathing techniques and stroke correction for adults with or without any background in swimming.

INTRO TO SWIM

Teaches comfort in the water, confidence, and being in control: the ability to be yourself in water, whether it’s shallow or deep, pool, lake, or ocean. Being able to rely on yourself—not on the bottom or the side of the pool—for your safety. shallow or deep, pool, lake, or ocean. If you’re afraid or not comfortable in the water, this is the perfect program for you!

BASIC

Teaches fundamental skills like floating, arm & leg action and breathing in a stress-free, encouraging atmosphere.  Focuses on survival stroke and freestyle.

ADVANCE 1

Stroke drills and expert coaching allow you to develop the perfect technique in breaststroke and backstroke.

ADVANCE 2

Stroke drills and expert coaching allow you to develop perfect technique in advance freestyle and butterfly.

POWER SWIM 

Teaches racing technique and preparation to athletes of all levels. Through specially designed workouts and proper stroke management, students will be able to swim faster with efficient technique. The program’s goal is to help you achieve a lifetime of swimming improvement.

POWER TRI

This program is made for triathletes, starting or developing, to help them start, enjoy and finish their race. The program includes proper techniques in running, cycling, swimming, transitions, race strategies and nutrition.

How to prepare for your child’s first swim class:

If you have decided to sign up your child for swim lessons, there are probably questions running through your head. How do you prepare your child for his/her first swim class? Here are a few helpful tips for you.

1. Help your child get comfortable with water 

Help your child get comfortable with water by pouring clear, not soapy, water over his/her face in the bath. This will slowly get him/her used to water getting into his/her ears and face.

2. Condition their mind and body

Like any class or sport, you have to prepare your child’s mental and physical well being. Talk to your child about what could happen in the class so he can manage his expectations. This will also help him/ her develop a positive attitude towards the lesson. Also, make sure that he gets proper sleep at night so as not to be grumpy or too sleepy for the lesson.

3. Pack your bag with swim essentials

Remember to pack a towel, clothes for changing, goggles and swim cap if you don’t want to use the ones from the facility, some snack, water, and an extra bag for wet clothes.

4. Make him eat a light snack

Make sure to give your child a light snack 30-45 minutes before the lesson starts. Bananas or some dried fruits or nuts will help maintain his/her energy levels during the lesson.

5. Bring your child swim ready

Have your child wear his/her swim attire even before arriving at the facility. This will save you some hassle of changing him/her quickly before the start of the swim lesson.

6. Arrive early

For your first swim lesson, try to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the lesson time. This will give your child enough time to be familiar with the facility as well as with the instructor.

It’s a good decision to enroll my son in Bert Lozada Swim School


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      • The photos taken at the pool area of Ace Water Spa in Pasig are solely for promotional purposes. As per rule, the management prohibits capturing photos or videos inside the spa. Mobile phones and cameras are not allowed in the pool area.

Contact Bert Lozada Swim School Main Office

Address: 2401 Tejeron St., Sta. Ana Manila, 1009 

Landline: +(632) 563-5532, +(632) 800-1357 

Mobile no.: 0917-700-SWIM (7946) 

Fax: +(632) 562-8041 

Email: info@bertlozadaswimschool.com

Parting Words

Enrolling your child in quality swim lessons―once he or she is ready for them―is one of the most effective ways to help prevent drowning. The swim school I recommend: Bert lozada Swim School. This swim school has been equipping swimmers power in the water for more than six decades. BLSS equips your child the essential components of water safety and survival, as well as strong and effective swim techniques,  and most importantly, confidence and comfort in the water.

Do you have questions about BLSS? Do you want to enroll your kid in a swim school? How about yourself? Can you swim? What are you looking for a swim school? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below! 

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    December 9th 2021, 6:58 am

    Thanks for sharing such a great blog with us. I would also like to share my experience with you. I am an author on the travel blog and I travel a lot around the world.

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