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I grew up in Jersey (the old one), studied computer science at Manchester University, and then moved to China in 2005, for an adventure. I lived in Beijing until 2014, at one point working as a national TV weatherman (They got to the top line of my CV, saw I had my own suit, and the job was in the bag). Beijing was indeed an adventure, and it was a priviledge to see the mind-numbing pace of change first hand. While I was there I got to experience the burgeoning tech scene, attending several conferences, and even hosting the W3C conference in 2011. I currently live in Kunming, in SouthWest China, not too far from the Laos & Vietnam borders and in the foothills of the Tibetan plateau, where the air is much cleaner, with my yoga teacher wife and 3 dogs. My Chinese is pretty good now .
Since moving to China, the only 2 things I really missed from home were beer and people. Well, I taught myself to brew beer, set up a little nanobrewery, and also established the Kunming Craft Beer Society, for which I teach others how to brew and organise festivals and events with local businesses. As for people? I guess that's where tech comes in, connecting us and making the world smaller.
My Experience
I began programming in Visual Basic, the gateway drug, when I was 13. At the time, the web was just getting started and I soon jumped into web development, trying every kind of technology I could get my head around. I set up my own web design company when I was 16, serving local businesses. Computer science at university was somewhat of a disappointment - the low-level details of how computers worked was too far removed from what I enjoyed about the web, being able to make cool stuff that everyone can use. To get back to the creative side, I went on to do a course in Graphic Design at Central St. Martin's College London. Then soon after moving to China I worked as a graphic designer for the country's most well-known design agency, ZhengBang. It wasn't long before I returned to tech, setting up the agency's website section with another colleague. In those days I was mainly working with Flash…. I continued focusing on web technology, working freelance for a few years and learning as much as I could about CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, and Python.
In 2011 I joined Profero, now Lowe Profero, a well-known global digital marketing agency. The Beijing office was the technology production office, a team of about 40 people carrying out most of the design, development, and testing for big-name global clients. In my 3 years there I covered many roles including:
- Front-end Developer
- Leading the accounts team ~ 5 people, liaising between clients and the production team
- Studio Lead, heading up project management for the production team ~ 30 people
- Head of Research and Development, building prototypes with new technologies, selling them to clients, and training the production team
After freelancing successfully for almost 3 years, I joined VML (Southeast Asia & India) as a Senior Project Manager. My role has so far been client-facing, dealing with the challenges of introducing agile practices to the client organisation.
What I Do Now
- The semantics and accessibility of the markup, how machine-readable it is, that is how well search engines and tools used by disabled users can parse the content
- The modularity and specificity of the CSS, how parts of the web page or app can be styled differently but in a way that can be re-used and won't break other parts of the page or app
- The scalability and maintainability of the code, to ensure that you or someone else can build upon what you've already made without breaking anything
- The device agnosticism and browser compatibility
- The performance is especially important with increasing mobile device usage, so that means knowing about how the files should be written, processed, and served
And that's not all. Often development teams might lack the knowledge, skills, or simply time to ensure that all these best practices are being followed through. That's where someone like me comes in. I generally work on products or long-running projects that require such a focus on performance, scalability, and maintainability. Either as a sole developer or as part of a team, I start with short initial kick-off sprints that are focused on setting up workflows and architectures. This gives my clients flexibility and security as they know their project can continue to grow safely and efficiently, whether they hire me to continue developing it or just rely on their existing team.
I like to write very clean, readable code. That's not just because I'm a neat freak but also to make sure that anyone who works with me or takes over a project from me can do so easily, and be able to understand how it all works. I organise all my files and folders and document everything. Don't believe me? Check out the code for this site.
The UI design is increasingly dependent on front-end coding as well. The industry is only now starting to realise that the limitations of the code places constraints on the design possibilities. Not just that, the shift towards the mobile web has forced us to think up cleaner, more efficient user interfaces that perform faster and more smoothly. The best way to design, then, is to do it right in the web browser. I like to design small, modular chunks that get put together to make the final product; in this way the design is modular and scalable. After all, a web project is no longer a collection of pages, but a system for delivering some content or functionality. By doing the design work using code, rather than a tool like Photoshop, I can show you the design exactly as it will appear in the final product. You can not only see it, but you can test it, use it, touch it, pinch it and zoom it, turn it, interact with it. I design websites and apps, not pictures of websites and apps. If there's anything that needs changing, it's a very quick and easy fix. The best part? No more development work is needed - the design doesn't have to be passed on to someone to code up because it's already coded up. It saves you time and money!
If you like you can have a look at an example of a style guide for my own website. I didn't build this - it's generated from the code automatically - but it does help me get an overview sense of the theme that will be used on my website, as well as a guide for future development.
For a web project to run smoothly, communication, collaboration, and organisation are key. While working on a project in any role I like to follow this kind of project management methodology:
- Detailed requirements gathering, including explicit and measurable business and performance goals
- Content strategy planning
- Accurate features list, broken down into the most basic manageable blocks
- Design, development and testing in unison, with each feature acting like a sprint; once a component is built then we know it looks good and it works well, so we can move on in safe knowledge that it meets our goal and it won't break later
- Constant communication availability via a slack channel or equivalent
- Daily standups to provide progress updates and get feedback from all stakeholders
- Flexible timelines, because a web project is never finished
- Gathering of performance and usability analytics to measure against original goals in a project review
- Smooth handover, including documentation and training as necessary
If you think your project might need a developer, a designer, or a project manager like me, then let me know. Otherwise maybe you already have a capable team but are about to start an unusually large project? Maybe I can help there too, advising them on a performant, pragmatic, agile, and robust workflow? Maybe I can help you get started?
If you're ready to get started, please do have a look at my contract.
If you're still not convinced, then you might find my blog interesting. I write articles about the various roles involved in producing web projects, as well as tutorials and my thoughts about the industry in general.
My Goals
My ultimate goal is just to make cool stuff on the web. It's that simple.
Specifically though, I want to focus on broadening my client base and the types of clients and projects I take on so that I can learn more. I also want to write more blog articles and continue to build more side-projects. If you'd like to read my blog, you can find it here, or if you'd like to keep an eye on my side projects then you can follow me on Github.
Referral Scheme
As a freelancer, I am dependent on referrals. It saves me a lot of time and effort looking and screening for and the work that I want to take on. A lot of my existing work has come from friends and former colleagues and employers. I am extremely grateful for this, and so I want to offer a basic referral scheme to anyone directly responsible for me starting work with their company. To such a person I will award a USD$50 voucher at a retailer of their choice as a small gesture of thanks.
I want to keep this informal and friendly, and don't want to stick to these rules too closely; it's just that nor do I want to be cheated : )
- Only one voucher per engagement
- Only one person can receive the voucher
- I won't give out a referral code or anything like that - please ask the person who contacts me to include your name and email address
- The voucher will only be issued once the first invoice has cleared
- No voucher will be issued if I am not engaged to work for your company
- Vouchers will only be issued for engagements lasting 1 week of full-time work or more
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- Conditions are subject to change at my discretion
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- Author: John Belle,Maxinne R. Leighton
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- Publisher:WW Norton & Co
- Published:20 May 2014
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- Illustrations: over 150 black-and-white and color photographs
This is the story of Grand Central Terminal in New York City, a remarkable and beautiful building whose birth, survival, and restoration reflect the critical role architecture plays in the expansion of our cities. It begins with the historic struggle to save Grand Central in the wake of the destruction of Penn Station and in the face of economic forces in the real estate industry that were intent on its demise. There follows a chronological history of the previous two stations on the site, including construction of the present building. The text and photographs provide a fascinating firsthand account of the $400 million restoration, enlivened by the grand and anecdotal stories that involve the great building.
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John Belle is founding partner of Beyer Blinder Belle and principal architect of the Grand Central restoration. He lives in New York City. Maxinne R. Leighton is currently with Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. She is the author of An Ellis Island Christmas.

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Dr. Rajeev Kumar is Additional Professor of Urology at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi where he obtained all his medical training and graduated at the top of his class both for the basic and urology degrees.
His principal areas of clinical work are microsurgery for male infertility, laparoscopy/robotics and percutaneous stone surgery. His research interests focus on genetics of male infertility and magnetic resonance spectroscopy for prostate cancer. He has published over 160 peer reviewed articles and book chapters.
He will become the Chief Editor of the Indian Journal of Urology in 2014 and serves in various editorial capacities for the National Medical Journal of India, International Journal of Urology and the Journal of Men's Health. He is a member of the Board of Education of the Urological Society of India and an examiner for the Urology degree exams. He is keenly interested in medical publishing and conducts workshops and seminars on authorship, study design and ethics.
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Federal regulators announced an $8.5 billion settlement on Monday involving 10 of the big banks in the United States over wrongful foreclosures. The deal has been agreed to in principle. It includes $3.3 billion in direct payments to borrowers as well as $5.2 billion in other assistance. The agreement covers borrowers whose homes were in foreclosure in 2009 and 2010. In Santa Barbara County the number of foreclosures were at an all-time high in 2010. Since then, the County Recorders Office says the number of foreclosures has dropped. "We're beginning to see a decrease in the total foreclosures county wide," Recorder Joe Holland said, "It use to be in the last few years that we had about 1,500 foreclosures and now we're down to about 900." The numbers are still historically high but are trending down. Homeowners impacted by bad foreclosures in 2009 and 2010 could collect up to $125,000.


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West Allis — Veteran area superintendent of schools Paul Strobel was named interim superintendent of the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District by the school board on Monday, Aug. 11.
Strobel was superintendent of the Mukwonago Area School District for 31 years, retiring last year.
He will become the West Allis-West Milwaukee superintendent effective immediately. Strobel will serve the 2014-15 school year for newly retired Superintendent Kurt Wachholz.
Strobel was chosen after the school board interviewed four experienced retired superintendents last week.
Strobel taught in Waterford and Milwaukee before becoming a middle school principal in Mukwonago in 1978. Four years later, he skyrocketed to superintendent.
At his retirement last year, his staff described him in glowing terms.
"He is very respectful of the work being done at each building and allowed the principal and staff to find the best way to establish the culture of learning in their schools," said Bob Slane, an elementary school principal.
"It has been an honor working for him," said Shawn Waller, also an elementary school principal.
Middle school Principal Mark Doome said, "Paul was reflective and demonstrated the ability to see issues from the perspective of all stakeholders."
Strobel holds a doctorate in urban education and administrative leadership from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
"We are honored to have him help us during our transition to find a permanent superintendent," West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board President Pat Kerhin said in a news release.
The search for a permanent replacement will begin in late fall and will include focus groups and listening sessions with staff, students, parents and community members. This process will continue until a final candidate is chosen.
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2300 Fairview Street (at Drury Lane), Burlington, Ontario, Canada, L7R 2E4
Natural food market with several locations. Stocks some vegan products in addition to other natural groceries, organic produce, supplements, and personal care products Has a deli and bakery with small seating area. Moved into a larger space July 2012, and now has the Goodness Eatery, including salad bar, hot tray, and smoothie bar, as well as an indoor and outdoor eating area. Previously located in a different location on Fairview St.
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Goodness Me has a great salad bar, lots of choices like cabbage salad, crunchy quinoa and curried quinoa salad, detox and mexican tofu salad or you can just build your own. The Indian split pea soup is very tasty. You can also order a vegan entree. They have different ones all the time. The vegan stew is awesome and the Mexican tofu casserole is very nice. You get 2 choices of sides. They have steamed veggies, kale with a delicious lemon dressing and flaxseed topping.
The smoothies are also amazing. You can either build your own or get the ones on the menu. Ask for a vegan protein instead of whey. They are pretty accommodating and you can make many substitutions.
Pros: Great choices, Wonderful service, Good prices
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Great selection. This is the best Goodness Me location. The prices are a bit costly. I'd like to see the prices match Organic Garage in Oakville to save the trip.
Pros: great selection
Cons: pricey
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You will not find better vegan samosas, than the ones in Goodness Me's prepared food section... even at a restaurant.
I always get their samosas (2 large and filling ones for $4.99), and their warm indian split pea soup ($2.99).
You will not be able to finish these two things without being STUFFED. Always one of my favorite vegan meals.
They have a seating area for you to happily stuff your face, which is sectioned off so shopping customers don't have to see you drooling and ranting and raving over your awesome meal.
Pros: In-house baked vegan cookies and muffins, Best vegan samosas ever, Best indian split-pea soup (usually)
Cons: Soy used in some in-house baked goods
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The staff are always friendly and seem to get along which you can feel. I haven't tried the food yet that they serve. I love the variety!
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As of June, 2012, Goodness Me has moved to a new location in Burlington. They're now at Fairview St. and Drury Ln. Their new location is greatly expanded from their old one and features many new amenities, including a take-out food bar, a larger produce section, a bakery area, and rooms for lessons and lectures. I quite like the new location. It's got a much greater variety of products and is more conveniently located.
Pros: Good location, Great variety, Lots of parking
Cons: High prices
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I love Goodness Me for their line of Udi's gluten-free products, as well as the selection of other gluten free and vegetarian items.
Many of the staff are knowledgeable when it comes to allergies and appropriate products.
The store has pretty good hours, and a good selection, despite the size of the store being small. I understand they are scheduled to move into a larger building on Fairview Street in the near future.
When they have sales on, the prices are very good and they usually have lots in stock, which is great.
They also offer ready-made foods, organic produce, and a variety of specialty items that my grocery store has never heard of.
Highly recommended.
Pros: Lots of selection, Gluten-free products, Great when products are on sale
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Been suffering from acne since 2014, little did i know that my acne is due to hormonal imbalance. I have to thank the sales lady of that health shop that ive supposed to buy zinc supplement, (but still my acne is still all over my face even if i used zinc for 5 months though it worked 50%, still not contented) she offered me to try the evening primrose oil, she claimed that its good for the skin especially for acne that is due to hormonal imbalance and guess what? She never failed me. My acne has decreased to almost 90%, my skin is so plump and smooth to touch and its brighter even without make up. She's my hero and i will surely thank her the next time ill buy for a top up of the magical primrose oil.
I love it! Im taking 500mg 4x a day. I also put the oil in my face and its doubling the magic! Im so amazed. Thumbs up for this wonderful product. Will buy again.
on 8/27/2016 4:19:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I just had to hop on and write a review. I have used EPO occasionally over the years to alleviate PMS and PMDD symptoms. I had ran out and my PMDD flared up which led me to start an unsuccessful cycle on YAZ birth control. In any case, I couldn't tolerate YAZ and it subsequently ended up aggravating my skin. So I purchased a bottle of EPO and decided to actually use the recommended dosage on the bottle (2 pills three times daily with meals).
Yesterday was day two of religiously taking these and I noticed as I was taking my makeup off that it seemed as though I still had makeup on even though it was all removed. My skin was drastically more calm, even toned and smooth. Holy shit, I hope this continues to work. This stuff is nothing short of a miracle. Also helps immensely with cramping, PMS and PMDD issues. Oh also, skin is less oily already.
on 7/9/2016 12:52:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I take internally and externally and it's been working well. My pores have not been inflamed with acne in the past few weeks, and all I have left are some that are healing. It's amazing. This also works on your lips.
on 6/28/2016 11:47:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have hormonal type acne all along my jaw line and the bottom of my cheek, so I tried the evening primrose supplements because any creams I put on top did nothing to help so my pharmacist recommended this. Ive been using an evening primrose oil supplement for a around 3 weeks now and I've seen amazing results, I'm using a drug store brand supplement. It was very cheap and only cost around €5 (not sure how much that is in dollars). I take 1 each day (1000mg) and since I've started my skin has cleared up and over the last few days I've had no new spots or breakouts. I would highly recommend trying this, if like my you've tried every type of cream and skin care product it's worth a try, it's worked wonders for my type of skin :)
on 3/13/2016 9:06:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium Brown, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Background: I have oily, acne-prone skin, and am very prone to hyperpigmentation which makes my skin look worse than it actually is. I've recently moved back to a tropical-climate country after 3 years of uni in UK, and my skin's acting up like it has never been before. Of course, in an effort to 'look pretty', I wore loads of foundations and made everything much worse. I've stopped wearing foundation for almost a year now, and only wash my face with Neutrogena's facial wash. I moisturize around the eyes, but wear nothing else on an everyday basis (yes, not even sunblock. Everything breaks me out.)
I've been taking 4 Blackmore's EPO (1000 mg/ capsule) every day (2 in the am, 2 before I sleep) for the past week.
On the third day of taking it, I had two new pimples (whether or not this was caused by the EPO, I can't say. Like I said, I have acne-prone skin; although it did make me disappointed as I'd hoped I'd never get any again thanks to EPO). But I stuck through it, and today's day 7.
I woke up today with a kind of 'glow' on my skin- but my skin isn't oilier than usual. Its kinda hard to describe, since I still have hyperpigmentations, but my skin seems healthier somehow. I have not noticed a reduction in number of pimples/ redness/ hyperpigmentation, but its only been a week.
Will update as time passes!
on 1/20/2016 11:59:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I started using Evening Primrose Oil about 2 weeks ago. Initially, I had read about it helping with cramping and other side effects of being on your period so I started taking it about a week before my period. I took one capsule a day (Spring Valley Brand from Walmart at about 6$) and I also broke open a few capsules and added them to my rosehip seed oil to see how much of a difference it would make to apply it topically to my face. Before trying this method though, I opened a capsule and tested the consistency out on my wrist. Noticing that it is a dry oil that absorbs very quickly into your skin with an almost astringent quality, I realized that it would most likely be very safe to put on my face without too much risk of breaking out.
I definitely noticed less cramping and less boob soreness during TTOM so it certainly helps with that. After my period ended, I upped the dosage to 2 capsules instead of one and continue to apply a couple drops of my mixture of RHSO and EPO to my face twice a day after cleansing. My skin looks brighter, more hydrated but not oily. It has helped me find a good balance to my oily t-zone and drier areas of my face. I'm not sure about the anti-aging benefits as I haven't used this oil for long enough.
So far this oil has been great to use! No breakouts and it really seems to work very well with my oily skin when used alongside RHSO. Once these tablets are gone I am going to try out the organic version. I don't know about everyone else but I've noticed that the difference between the organic and non-organic oils is HUGE. Will write another review and compare the outcomes in the future :)
on 1/6/2016 3:11:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I was really excited to try this because of all the positive reviews. I've had breakouts since I was like 13 but in the last year or so my acne has progressively gotten worse (I'm 27). It's more persistent and more painful than ever. I've tried just about everything and had no luck. Birth control pills only make it worse...so I thought a natural hormone balancer such as this may be the answer. Since I started taking these (I take 2 1000 mg capsules a day) my face has been breaking out in places it never does! My chin is my main problem area but in the past few days horrible, painful zits have been popping up all over my cheeks and around my mouth. I don't know if this is the main culprit but I'm really disappointed. Everyone's skin is different, so it may work for you. Unfortunately, it didn't for me.
on 10/6/2015 1:22:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I just started to take the EPO orally 1300mg (by Solgar). I have a sensitive stomach and it didn't make me feel sick after taking it after breakfast like other suppliments. I'm taking Omega 3 Fish Oil as well an Olive Leaf Extract. I will Keep you People on track how this combination works.
on 7/2/2015 9:36:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I'm reviewing Evening Primrose Oil as a supplement taken daily.
I read good things about hormonal acne and primrose oil online so I decided to give it a go. I am currently on birth control pills (orsythia) to help with my acne, but I still had monthly breakouts around my period. My dermatologist prescribed me spironolactone to help with this, but I never saw much of a difference and I had to get my blood drawn every 6 months for it, so I discontinued.
So I picked up primrose oil supplements at my local CVS and took one capsule daily (1000mg), and didn't see much of a difference. After a week I saw that you could take up to 2000mg a day, so I upped my dosage and saw AMAZING results! Literally the next day half of my hormonal breakout on my cheek was gone. While I'm still not 100% clear, this is definitely helping with my hormonal acne, and it's been helping my PMS symptoms as an added bonus!
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Our family (two adults, two kids) stayed in the Chalet Alphusli for a week in August. The Chalet is in the village of Axalp, which is a lovely spot. It is a 20 minute drive up a mountain road from the town of Brienz in the valley below. The view from the village is lovely, and the chalet is a short walk from a few restaurants and a small grocery. The actual location of the chalet within the little holiday home development is not quite as lovely--it's surrounded by gravel parking lot and retaining wall. But it does have a nice deck where we sat out for lunch--but not much privacy there given how close the surrounding homes are. The chalet itself is one of the cleanest rental properties I've ever stayed in. It has a stove and cooktop, a good sized fridge, and enough supplies in the kitchen to cook some nice meals. It also has a wood-burning stove. The space was just big enough for our family of 4. There are two bedrooms upstairs and a bathroom, and downstairs is a single space with kitchen, dining table, and living room combined, as well as a small second bathroom. The kids enjoyed watching movies on the big projector screen in the evening and there were a few games to play as well. One of our favorite things to do nearby was the woodcarvers trail, which starts from a spot just above the chalet. It is a lovely walk through the woods with delightful carved figures all along the route. Great for a family hike.


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This course is designed to introduce to individuals the understanding and interpretation of the statistical concepts with reference to certain quantitative ICH Guidelines that apply across laboratory (drug development) and clinical development (drug/device) procedures such as analytical methods in validation and acceptance criteria in calibration procedures, risk management and process monitoring as well as dealing with uncertainties and other relevant issues. It is not a course in statistics but introduces the participant to a hands on approach to the statistical techniques one uses, how they are applied and reasonably interpreted and understood. One will address the various challenges facing pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies when it comes to quantifying results in a meaningful interpretable manner through tabulations and graphical presentations.
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We have flown from Aruba to Curacao on Insel Air. Aruba and Curacao are like apples and oranges. So completely different. Curacao to me looked like Arizona with access to water. There are no long stretches of beach like Eagle Beach in Aruba. Instead they have coves and inlets. Most are on the West side of the Island, so you will need a car and a good map to find them or take a beach hopping tour. The sand is made up of crushed coral, so you must have water shoes at all times.
The downtown area is smaller. The shops/stores were very nice and clean. Like department type stores. I loved their linens shops. There is one area for crafts where you can haggle. I brought a couple of tapstry paintings, which are still hanging in my home.
We did a dive at the Sea Aquarium, which was the highlight of our trip. No scuba certification is required.
If you haven't been and you have that much time, I would say go just so you can say you've been there. We stayed for a week and enjoyed our trip, but it's not on our return list. We preferred Aruba.
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We split a two week trip last year between Curacao and Bonaire. I've never been to Aruba, we're spending just a couple nights there on our way back to Bonaire this year.
We enjoyed Curacao, but, didn't love it. I prefer quieter, less busy beach destinations.
We loved Bonaire. I'm really not sure why. Not much in the way of beaches, although a day or two at Lac Bay is enough beach time for me. I thought the beach there was fine.
The food on Bonaire was amazingly good. Lots more choices than I had expected.
If you love Aruba, it might be too quiet for you.
We usually don't rent cars while on vacation. We did for both Curacao and Bonaire. Driving was easy on both islands, much easier on Bonaire.
Like KVR, Curacao was fun, but not on our list of places to return.
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I agree with KVR that comparing Aruba to Curacao is like comparing apples to oranges. Curacao's main industry is not tourism. Having said that, Willemstad's architecture is very interesting and Christoffel national park is well worth a visit, I personally found the beaches very nice and some were stunning, never needed water shoes, don't even own a pair, I didn't like Eagle Beach anyway, too crowded and spent most of my time on Malmok which is probably more like a Curacao beach. I thought food was better in Aruba and Bonaire. If another version of Aruba is expected, you will be disappointed.
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KVR and Odin are on the money. I hate to say it but we think Aruba is Honky Tonk based on our last visit in 2007-8 for 50+ adults in our opinion.. Boaire is the least developed for tourists but does offer the best snorkeling though not great since Hurricane Mitch 15+ years ago. The hotels were mostly 2 and 3 star and the food was not memorable but we may have eaten at the wrong places. curacao has some decent hard long sand beaches but like Aruba it ois an elevated sand bar unlike Bonaiaire that offers some dense foliage. Curacao offers 4-5 4 Star and a 5 star hotel and at least dozen good to excellent resturants but costly at $40-$75/person.Ones we did not enjoy were the Potofino at the Marriott and Ft. Nassaau though the views from the bar are lovely for cocktails. At the West End, for which you need a rental car, there is fairly good snorkeling alomng the boulders that form about 8-10 nice size quite bays one right after the other. The downside is they are a 35045 drive from the "official" city. But is is lovely and quiety whebn their schools are in-session and on a week day.At the EAST END is a nice Sea Acquarium right near a new Hyayy we have not stayed at because it was not officially opened on our last trip. For those in there 30-45 there is some social like under the Arches in the evening where there are 4-5 restaurants. But it is no Aruba yet it has a quiet casino on the island.
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We have been to both islands. The beaches are better in Aruba but that is in our opinion the only thing that is better. We live on the water here, so we're not ga-ga about beaches. I won't say Curacao is more secluded, but it is not as, maybe flashy? The downtown is smaller, but nice with the Dutch influence being very predominant. I bought some wonderful Dutch linens and also some beautiful painted wooden boxes from a street vendor. Bisto le Clochard is a very impressive restaurant with wonderful views right on the water at the outside bar. Good food too. We loved all the places we ate at in Curacao except for Fort Nassau (Go for their welcome drink instead and enjoy the view). We left Aruba after one week without one good meal, except for the ones at the Radisson. To us, Aruba had too many tourists and was too commericalized.
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Thanks for your varied viewpoints. Since we own a timeshare in Aruba obviously we like Aruba. I think I might just opt for 2 weeks in Aruba. Thanks again.
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