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My latest guest post, "Using Excel Formulas To Group Your Google Analytics Long Tail Keywords Into Themes
", is live on Search Engine People's blog.
This post expands further on my last post, "Living with SSL Search" and covers a fairly simple and quick technique for dealing with theming keyword traffic:
Unfortunately natural language processing tools are not as widely available as we would like and frankly word clouds just do not cut it. This leaves us having to find some kind of a workable kludge to make sense of the information Google Analytics provides. In this case, it is going to be Excel's formulas. A sample spreadsheet is provided at the end of this post.
You can ready the full post and grab the example spreadsheet with the formula here.
Living with SSL Search
(Originally written May 23, 2012. Updated and edited prior to publishing.)
In October Google 2011 announced that all their users will be using SSL search by default. Google's SSL search was originally rolled out in the USA market and provoked a lively response from the SEO community. SSL search as Google implemented it removed search query information from the referring URL the analytics package on the destination site would see. Google's SSL search would not pass information about the users search query if:
- Search through a Google domain where SSL search was live,
- While signed into Google accounts, and
- Click on an organic listing (AdWords keyword referrals are still passed).
However SSL search would pass keyword referral information if:
- The search was through a Google domain where SSL search was not live or,
- The user was not logged in or
- The user clicked on an AdWords ad
Whether or not the destination site was or was not using SSL had no effect on this. If the user went from SSL search via an Adwords ad to an unencrypted site, the keyword data was passed, without any concerns for privacy. If the user clicked on an organic link that would take them to an encrypted site, which would ensure that their referrer information remained protected from third parties, it would not be passed. How Google's SSL search was implemented promoted a lot of discussion around the Internet, some of which I linked to from a previous blog post, which covers this topic in more detail.
SSL Search for Google.com.au in Australia
On the 6th of March 2012, Google announced that they were going to be "Bringing more secure search around the globe". Shortly afterwards, some users noticed that their accounts were using SSL search by default on Google.com.au. It was not long before it was possible to confirm this, and it seems that from now on, Australian online marketers will have to account for (Not Provided) when analysing their organic keyword traffic from Google.
How to Find the Missing Keyword Data?
The short answer is that you can't. The data is gone, and the best out come would simply be a model. Google has indicated that Google Webmaster Tools (GWT) provides keyword data unaffected by SSL search. For now, the value of the search query data within GWT is not perfect, and provides incomplete and potentially unclear data for most sites.
One technique for dealing with this is to assume that (not provided) keywords as sharing the same composition as known keyword traffic. Assigning (not provided) traffic to groups based on the distribution of known traffic to the site based on mutually exclusive keyword themes is certainly one of the more straight forward approaches.
There are a number of issues that will limit it's effectiveness. It's accuracy will diminish with the amount of traffic being modeled. The other issue is that those using SSL search are a different group to those who are not. While the actual difference between someone who is signed in to Google and someone who isn't might not be clear, it is negligent not to acknowledge the issues this may create. Also as the traffic volume for a specific keyword theme gets smaller, the less reliable it is for modeling anything.
Treating Not Provided as a Keyword
Avinash Kaushik also proposed an alternative approach on his own blog soon after SSL search went live in the USA. He put forward the idea that it is possible to use behavioural metrics to identify the provenance of the unknown search traffic. As per usual, his post is worth reading and fairly in-depth. It does not offer much if you wish to conduct any kind of detailed analysis of organic traffic.
Avinash focused on treating (not provided) as a single homogeneous group, which potentially already matches the behavioural profile of an existing, more easily identifiable group. This approach simplifies reporting and in some cases can at least provide some actionable information. However it does not resolve the main issues SSL search creates, that of tracking the effectiveness of targeted optimisation activity.
Filling in the Keyword Gaps
Assuming (not provided) represents a homogeneous group across an entire site does not provide anything meaningful either. It is better to assess (not provided) traffic at page level based on known traffic and keyword themes the content ranks for and monitor on page content updates, changes in backlink profiles and associated changes in visibility and traffic.
Unfortunately SSL search has made it harder to see small, interesting trends emerge in how people find your site and what they do once they get there. There won't be enough known data in most cases to create a model, and most of the time, it will just disappear into the noise that is (not provided) and your own known keyword traffic.
Last month, Google had an important high court case ruled in their favour. In short, this case means that Google is no longer responsible or obliged to prevent advertisers from directly targeting branded keywords, bringing the Australian market in line with other English-speaking markets such as the UK and USA.
This case was brought by the ACCC and accused Google of "misleading or deceptive conduct" by allowing advertisers to appear for other brands' names and to use these in their ad copy. The court ruled that Google was an intermediary and as such:
…Google search engine is only a means of communication between advertisers and consumers.
This effectively means that any responsibility regarding misleading or deceptive conduct rests with the advertisers. Some commentators have said that it seems that the advertisers are only likely to run into issues on this should they use their competitors' brands in their own ad copy. But not if an ad appears for a search on these kinds of keywords.
The Expected Policy Change
Unsurprisingly this rule is finally reflected in Google's policy towards brand terms. In an update from this week affecting Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, South Korea, and Brazil:
Google will no longer prevent advertisers from selecting a third party's trademark as a keyword in ads targeting these regions.
In their policy update, Google stated that for these regions they will only respond to trademark complaints regarding advertisers using brands in their copy. However, Google was careful to clearly state that they are in not a position to make recommendations regarding the use of trademarks, as you would expect.
Picking the Change in the Market
While other markets such as the USA and UK have had this policy for a while now, it is still to come into effect for many other countries, including Australia. As a result we cannot be certain of how this will change the way the market behaves around brand terms. Not without looking to the USA and the UK as an example of what to expect. Or waiting for the change to take effect in Australia from the 23rd April.
However it is not hard to predict that this change will certainly lead to some advertising activity across competitors' brand traffic, and depending how a campaign is implemented, it could in some cases negatively affect organic click through rates. Even though the brand itself should be more efficient than its competition, the cost of traffic will probably rise too and with it the account's cost per acquisition.
Due to their position there is a strong incentive for the brand to ensure they are covering searches on their name with paid as well as organic listings.This policy change will probably also allow paid search advertisers to employ ambush marketing style tactics on a brand's own navigational search traffic in interesting ways.
No More Google Brand Police
The decision from last month and this week's update to their policy means Google is no longer responsible for enforcing rules regarding the use of trademarks in paid search or for how their advertisers use these tools. This ruling appears to let them pass this responsibility on to their advertisers, which is, when you consider how other media platforms work, where it really should lie. It is just fortunate for Google that this should also lead to increased competition and added incentive to advertise for a certain class of keywords.
Shifting Markets to Follow Markets
Google has begun to roll out Enhanced Campaigns, and the reactions have been mixed. At least until the middle of this year the older format, now called Legacy Campaigns, will remain as they are, though any new ones will be Enhanced by default. These changes will add a number of interesting new features to AdWords while simultaneously creating a whole new set of what could politely be called 'challenges'.
Enhanced Campaigns are described as a step towards helping advertisers deal with changing user behaviour in a multi device world. It is too late to be ahead of the trends and become mobile ready. The shift in user behaviour towards portable touch and hybrid devices has already happened and if you have not adapted already, you are just trying to catch up. AdWords' Enhanced Campaigns give advertisers more tools for advertising to touch devices like tablets and mobiles. Enhanced Campaigns will target all types of devices by default, sharing one budget and one bid level. Enhanced Campaigns will also provide a number of bid level modifiers. An Enhanced Campaign's Adgroups will also share advertising copy and ad extensions across devices with the option of selecting some to be used only with mobile. One more minor detail: Enhanced Campaigns do not differentiate between desktop and tablet computers.
There are Features too
With Legacy Campaigns, if you wanted to target mobile and desktop users separately you would need to set up two separate campaigns using different device targeting options. With Enhanced Campaigns you no longer have this option; each campaign targets all devices by default. Enhanced Campaigns do have the ability to change some settings for mobile. You can mark copy and extensions as preferred for mobile and you can apply a bid modifier to mobile phone traffic. Unfortunately no such options are available for tablets.
Enhanced Campaigns also come with a number of other features, such as support for a few new conversion types, like calls generated by clicks from mobile-optimised websites using new conversion code snippets. Enhanced Campaigns will also give the advertiser greater control over bids by location for different devices. Advertisers now also have the ability to set up extensions at Adgroup level too, and get better tracking for activity on sitelinks.
But Google Thinks They are the Same
The most significant change that Google has introduced with Enhanced Campaigns treats desktop, laptops and tablets as the same thing for targeting purposes. These devices will now always share the same bid, the same ad copy and all other targeting settings in search. Display advertising is the exception to this:
For "Display Network only" campaigns, you can still target the device model or operating system to restrict where your ads are shown. Use the "Advanced mobile and tablet options," which is the same as in legacy campaigns.
In my experience I have found that tablet traffic is less likely to convert than visitors using a more traditional computer and that the traffic seems to cost less. It isn't just me, with a number of news sites reporting the same (Google may pull in $5 billion in ad revenue from tablets this year). Given the different cost and effectiveness it makes sense to adjust the bidding strategy between the two kinds of devices. Enhanced Campaigns more or less make this impossible. Obviously this is going to force many advertisers to reassess their bidding strategies.
The Not Quite Generalised Second Price Auction
AdWords is effectively a Generalised Second Price auction with a twist, like the winner of a position on the page is determined by ad rank and not by money. The utility each advertiser would assign each position on the Search Engine Result Page (SERP) is highly variable. Even ignoring cross vertical competition, not every participant in the auction will assign the traffic the same value.
This difference in perceived value is going to be influenced by a number of factors, including their ability to convert the traffic, the apparent value of each conversion action to the business and perceived value in maintaining a set level of reach and frequency. If the difference is high enough between advertisers, at least for some groups of keywords, it is likely that the bidding is not a Nash equilibrium, as the participant for whom the traffic has a higher utility can bid at the break even point of their competitor with no negative consequences.
AdWords' Legacy Campaigns make it easy for an advertiser to control which auctions they participated in, even if some other optimisation tools were removed in the past. The differences in behaviour between devices, as well as the impact the destination site's own user interface (UI) have on different users can have a significant effect on the value of a click to an advertiser.
The difference in the value of traffic from one device to another influences bidding strategy using the available targeting options on platforms like AdWords or Facebook. Enhanced Campaigns will have an impact on this by changing the segmentation of the audience and more specifically by bundling two dissimilar products into one with a different value to what each product had before.
More Competition is Good…
Within my own experience, tablet traffic has been consistently cheaper and performed worse than desktop traffic in AdWords. Even at the lower price, the value of this traffic has made it illogical for some advertisers to bid as high for tablet traffic as they would for other devices. For some advertisers it would even be rational for them not even to try to bid on tablet traffic.
With Enhanced Campaigns, they do not have the choice. Advertisers can no longer adjust for differences in performance between mobile, tablet and desktop in their bidding strategy, except for the adjustment tools available for mobile. Enhanced Campaigns target all devices by default and the performance of this traffic will change to reflect this mix.
Generally speaking, it is likely that this change will increase competition for tablet and mobile traffic, which should also increase the cost of traffic for all advertisers. Assuming that grouping all devices together negatively affects the performance of AdWords traffic for all advertisers and they behave rationally, one scenario is that the cost per click (CPC) will come down relative to desktop traffic prior to this change. However the CPC will almost certainly be higher than what tablet alone generated, and mobile.
This is assuming that all advertisers experience the same issues with getting value from tablet and mobile traffic. In reality this is not likely to be the case, and advertisers able to get a return from tablet and mobile traffic as well as they can with desktop will be able to capitalise on this change. In this scenario, with a large enough share of spend this group is likely to drive the cost of traffic across both tablet and desktop. However reality is rarely neat, and in AdWords you only need to pay what the participant you beat was willing to pay. And if the return you can get from the same traffic is much higher than theirs, then you certainly are not paying up to your break even point.
Markets Following Markets
While I am sure this, as Google would put it, is for the user, there are a number of other likely outcomes for the search giant from this change. Tablets and smartphones are replacing PCs, both in terms of traffic online and in units sold. Some research, including Google's own Understanding Tablet Use: A Multi-Method Exploration paper, indicate that this growth in tablet web traffic is due to many people switching devices:
By the end 2013 tablets will account for 20 percent of Google's paid search ad clicks in the U.S., up from 6 percent in January 2012 according to research by Marin Software, a San Francisco-based company that helps large advertisers manage their online advertising.
Given the relatively low cost of tablet traffic to date and the scale and pace of this change in user behaviour, Google needs to ensure that they can make as much money from tablet users as they do from those on PCs. Assuming nothing changes except the switch to portable touch, with prices for search ads up to 17% cheaper than on desktop and advertisers unable to convert users as easily, Google is likely to lose revenue.
While current trends seem to indicate that the cost of tablet traffic is closing the gap on desktop, Enhanced Campaigns will ensure that Google is able to use all advertising inventory effectively and profitably, both for themselves and their clients who are ready for tablet and mobile users.


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Cynthia Sellers' Guide to Cape Cod
- Submitted by: Cynthia J. Sellers
- Submission Date: 14th Feb 2005
This guide is not intended to be a complete guide to Cape Cod. I've tried
to fill in information around the postings from myself and the others named
above. If you would like to add information or opinions to this file please
send them to me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I will incorporate them into
this guide. [CJS]
The local phone books in all towns in Cape Cod have a special guide for
tourists. It is located between the White and Yellow Page sections. It lists
most museums and tourist attractions and provides alot of other good
information as well. [CJS]
'The Cape' is shaped like an arm. The part of the arm closest to the mainland
is called the 'upper cape' and the end farthest from the mainland is referred
to as the 'lower cape'. This is a little counter-intuitive since much of the
'lower cape' is actually north of the 'upper cape'. [CJS]
'Upper' Cape towns include Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee, and Sandwich.
'Mid' Cape towns include Barnstable, Brewster, Dennis, Harwich, and Yarmouth.
'Lower' Cape towns include Chatham, Eastham, Orleans, Provincetown, Truro, and
Wellfleet. Also in the area are the Islands of Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket,
and the Elizabeth Islands including Cuttyhunk. And not on the Cape but of
interest and on the way from Boston: Plymouth, Mass which is the site of the
first Pilgrim Settlement. [CJS]
Cape Cod is a large sand bar. What people do is go to the beach.
(Nothing wrong with that.) The Cape has been populated by Europeans since
the 1620's so there is a fair amount of historical stuff still left. [JL]
The Cape is hopping in the summer, so a lot depends on your own
preferences. The main reason most people head to the Cape in the summer ...
is to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. The water is relatively warm
for a place as far north as Massachusetts because the arm of Cape
Cod is struck by the Gulf Stream from the south Atlantic. If you
hit a stretch of bad weather and/or you need a little more action,
Boston is no more than a couple hours away, with its museums, plays,
concerts, colleges etc. Have a great vacation! [JB]
I have been on Cape Cod in July/August on a number of occasions.
Descriptions of the Cape frequently refer to the Inner Cape and the Outer Cape
and the line is theoretically everything on the east-west portion of the cape
(out to but not including Chatham) is the Inner Cape, and the north-south
part (from Chatham to Provincetown) is the Outer Cape.
The North Shore of the island is very 'old money'. THere are some developments
there - but they're usually built around a golf course and/or marina - so
they're very pricey. There are a number of bed&breakfasts in this area and
quite a few nice restaurants.
The only things NOT TO MISS on the Cape are the beaches and the scenery. The
rest of the stuff is interesting but not of DON'T MISS quality. [TG]
Cape Cod National Seashore - Salt Pond Visitor Center - Rt. 6 Eastham
Open late June-Labor Day daily 9-6; Winter hours daily 9-4:30; Jan. &
Feb. weekends only. (508)255-3421
Offers information about guided and self guided walks in the area as
well as a museum, films, and a gift shop. The National Seashore also
maintains some beaches the most popular of which seems to be
Marconi Beach. But note: the water is very cold!!
[ This is a great place to start your exploration of the Lower Cape!
The walking trails are generally easy and fun. There are one or two
at the Center but most are driving ( or biking) distance away. CJS ]
Technophiles might like swimming at Marconi Beach, where there is an exhibit
commemorating one of Marconi's early trans-Atlantic stations. There's nothing
left of the station itself, it fell into the sea due to beach erosion long ago.
Nice beach, though. [JL]
[Actually there are still the remains of some of the antenna anchors and
a nice diarama (sp?) of the station as it was when it was built CJS]
The best beaches are probably those run by the U.S.
Parks Service as part of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Marconi
beach is one of my favorites. There is a charge for parking for
all of the National Seashore beaches, and a resident sticker is
required for access to some individual town beaches. [JB]
Much of the area is owned by the National Seashore - and there are
some spectacular beaches - particularly on the Atlantic side. The beaches and
nature trails out here are not to be missed. If you only go to one beach I
would suggest Marconi Beach - particularly when the tide is coming in. [TG]
There are a few beaches around that nude bathing is generally acceptable at -
although every once in a while the local police (or the National Park rangers)
crack down and arrest a few people - usually after complaints about
'promiscuous behavior'. [TG]
If it rains, my wife always likes to drag me to one of the many
'Christmas Tree Shops' to look for bargain prices on Chinese porcelain, lamps,
housewares, etc. [JB]
[ 'Christmas Tree Shops' is located in the following towns:
Falmouth, Hyannis, Orleans, Sagamore, West Dennis, W. Yarmouth and
Yarmouth CJS]
Bike Riding
[Between South Dennis & Eastham] is the Rail Trail (an old railroad line
with the tracks removed on which you can ride bikes and horses only. It's
[19.5] miles long). [TG]
[ The Rail Trail has been extended into Wellfleet CJS 4/95]
[Other bike trails exist in Falmouth, Eastham & Provincetown as well as in
Nickerson State Park in Brewster and Scusset Beach State Reservation in
Sandwich. The local Phone book has a special section. CJS]
Walks/Hiking Trails
Walk along the Great Atlantic Cypress Trail which starts off
the access road to Marconi Beach. You can't believe how different the
scenery/vegetation is from the dunes that are a few hundred yards away. [TG]
Also, the Audubon Preserve in Wellfleet and the trail by the [Something?] House
in Orleans are truly spectacular. [TG]
[ The Penniman House is a restored whaling captain's house in Eastham at the
head of the Fort Hill trail. My personal favorite. Go in late June to see an
amazing number of wild roses climbing the trees. CJS]
[ The National Seashore maintains several trails between Eastham and
Provincetown. Info. available at the Visitors Center on Rt 6 in Eastham
Places to stay
The Chamber of Commerce will send you a package to help you find a place to
stay. They will also give your name to realtors if you wish.
Here's some numbers:
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce (508) 362-3225
Martha's Vineyard C of C (508) 693-0085
Provincetown C of C (508) 487-3424
Canal Region C of C (508) 759-3122
Provincetown at the tip of the cape is quite a peculiar little town, with
a combination of Portugese fisherman, artists, and gay bars, all of which
get along surprisingly well, considering. [JL]
Provincetown [is] at the tip of the cape, shops, galleries, restaurants, etc.
I'd particularly recommend Ciro and Sal's for GREAT italian. [RAY]
[I'll second that. CJS]
Provincetown, at the very tip of the Cape is also worth
a visit with its artist colonies, unusual shops and unusual people.
It also has a large gay contingent. [JB]
Provincetown is very interesting. There are a lot of artisans shops
and restaurants (which tend to the fancy burger, nachos, veggie style), and
there is a very large gay community - with a lot of gay bars and leather
stores, etc. [TG]
There's just so much to see. A favorite place of mine is The Surf Club. at
least I think thats the name. as you walk out on the big pier (also a good
place to park) it's the last building on the left. There's a band there every
nite in the summer called The Jug Band - good folksy rock music. $2 cover!
The dunes around Truro are also a lot of fun. [JB]
Could you mention our company Atlantic Spice in your section about when
it's raining a good place to go is...
It has been a favorite tourist destination on rainy days and has free
parking. Over 400 herbs, spices, teas and potpourri ingredients.
Our web site address is http://www.AtlanticSpice.com
Their address is Route 6 at Route 6A in North Truro. Thanks alot! [NH]
For a change of pace, you may consider taking the ferry from Wood's Hole (in
Falmouth) to the island of Nantucket. The cobblestone streets, old sea
captain's houses and Whaling Museum are quite interesting. Bikes can be
rented for trips around the island. Allow a full day for this
as the ferry takes about 3 hrs. each way (Nantucket means 'Far
Away Isle' in some Indian language). [JB]
[ You can get to Nantucket from the ferries in Hyannis also. CJS]
[ You can no longer take the ferry from Woods Hole to Nantucket.
Service stopped years ago. Now all boats leave from Hyannis. GT ]
Barnstable is a collection of smaller villages which include:
Hyannis, Hyannis Port( summer home of the Kennedy Family), Centerville,
Osterville, Wianno, Marston's Mills, Barnstable, West Barnstable, and
probably several others [CJS]
Hyannis is the biggest city on the Cape and has malls, fast food, night clubs,
and lots of action. [JB]
Hyannis is the only real 'urban' center on the Cape - with a mall and fast food
places and assorted stuff (on rainy days during the Summer the Cape Cod Mall
is wall-to-wall people)... Hyannis and Dennis/Dennisport) is where most of the
college kids stay during the Summer. There are tons of bars and dance clubs,
cheap seafood restaurants, moccasin shops, seedy miniature gold courses [some
good ones too], etc. [TG]
In Sandwich there are several nice museums (one from the old Sandwich Glass
factory and another which has antique cars an old carrousel, a huge
rhododendron garden, etc.). [TG]
[I beleive the second museum mentioned above is the Heritage Plantation of
Sandwich. Open Mother's Day - end of Oct. daily 10-5 (508)888-3300. The first
one is the Sandwich Glass Museum Open Apr-Oct, daily 9:30-4:30; Nov-Mar, Wed-
Sun 9:30-4:00, Closed Jan (508)888-0251 CJS]
There is ... a very nice Natural History Museum and trails, etc. in Brewster
[ Cape Cod Museum of Natural History; Open Mon-Sat 9:30-4:30, Sun 12:30-4:30,
May-mid Oct. Closed Mon, mid Oct-May (508)896-3867 CJS]
[Other attractions to Brewster include:] Nickerson State Park and its
wonderful camping and fresh water swimming, the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the
finest dining on the Cape (Chillingsworth, High Brewster, the Brewster Fish
House) the best of Cape Cod's Bed & Breakfasts (The Brewster Farmhouse Inn,
the Captain Freeman Inn), the finest of antique shops and art galleries and
potteries, the Punkhorn Parklands, the Bassett Wild Animal Farm, the
Cape Cod Fire and History Museum, the summer band concerts overlooking
Cape Cod Bay, the historic homes of sea captains along the Old King's
Highway, the Brewster General Store (an institution).... [BM]
Falmouth/Woods Hole
Falmouth and Woods Hole are the convenient (to Bostonians and New Yorkers)
places to get the ferry to Martha's Vineyard. There is a very famous
oceanographic institute in Wood's Hole, but I don't think they have much in
terms of tours. [TG]
[National Marine Fisheries Service runs a small aquarium which is open weekdays
in the off season and 7 days in summer; Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
runs an exhibit center on School St. in Woods Hole which is open every day but
Monday in summer and weekends in the shoulder season. CJS]
Restaurants in Woods Hole [NOTE: most of these restaurants are seasonal.
The dates they are closed change every year]:
The Black Duck - waterside dining - I've only eaten there once. It was
cafeteria style and a bit over priced for the type of
restaurant(IMHO). NOTE: New owners in '96 - haven't tried
it again
The Fishmonger - Water view - no outside seating. I like the food there.
They have many Vegetarian foods there. (closed Tues.)
The Landfall - I ate there for my birthday last summer and enjoyed it very much
they have tables in front of French Doors that open onto the
water - nice. Very Cape Coddy. The food is ok but it's not my
favorite place for fried seafood.
The Leeside - I've eaten there. It's good. It overlooks the Ferry terminal
and I believe is open all year.
The Captain Kidd - lots of local color here and a glass porch and deck for
in or outside dining w/ a view. Food is good and reasonble.
Looks like hell but I'd say it's the favorite of employees here
(at WHOI) ( open all year except for ~4 wks in late
winter/early spring)
The Dome - outside the village on the left on your way in. VERY nice but
expensive. I'm not sure they're open for lunch. closed in
The Food Buoy - great sandwiches and hot foods to go (open all year) [CJS]
Public Parking in Woods Hole is restricted to street parking at meters and
fills up very fast in the summer [CJS]
From Chatham up to P-Town there is much more focus on open space and
artsy/craftsy stuff. There is a higher kiln and canvas-store ratio to
inhabitant here than almost anywhere on the planet - if you liek to look at
local artisans' work this is the best area - with Wellfleet probably the
center of it all. [TG]
Wellfleet is a wonderful town. I go there myself for a week every June. There
are MANY art galleries. A good restaurant there Is The Bookstore It's just
beyond the Town Pier. Good sea-food and upstairs you can see the harbor. If
there's a wind and the tide is in, the windsurfers abound. There's also a small
live theater across the street that's been making a name for itself over the
last ten years or so. it's called W.H.A.T. ( Wellfleet Harbor Actor's Theater).
There's free parking at the town marina. Also across from the Bookstore is a
beach that has free parking. It's not so good at low tide for anything but
beachcombing but at high tide the water is warm amd calm. Great for small
children. [CJS]
For warmer beaches South Cape Beach in Mashpee is also big and nice. [CJS]
I've had a great time shopping in Chatham Center [CJS]
Martha's Vineyard
My husband and I went to Martha's Vineyard for our honeymoon four years ago,
in May. I really loved it, but I have to warn you - there's NOTHING to do.
Perfect for a honeymoon :). We stayed at an inn, can't remember the name
but I could look it up if you want. It was Captain...Something. We had
a suite, the breakfast was good, and they had a croquet court and served
'tea' each afternoon.
We took the ferry from Wood's Hole and took a car. You could rent scooters
there just as well.
I don't remember much about the restaurants, except that there aren't many
open in the off season. We went to two restaurants that I remember and
bought chips and dip from the A&P for one dinner!
There are beautiful white clay cliffs you can walk around (watch out for the
nude sunbathers, they are really attractive in May - all white and pasty
looking :) ), plus a light house, beaches, some shops, a winery (which was
not open when we were there), and two movie houses. The movie houses
are each open on separate halves of each week and share the movie. You bring
your own drinks and snacks, it's pretty fun. They also have lots of
beautiful old houses if you like architecture.
I really enjoyed MV, I suggest you try it, but you may want to just stay
a few days and go to Nantucket, Cape Cod, or Boston. We went for one night
to a very old inn in Cape Cod then to MV for about 4 days then to Boston for
three days. Boston was great, we walked the historical tour, went to the
art museum, and to a baseball game.
In the off season (not mem day-labor day) things are really quite and lots
of places close down. Expect higher prices than the mainland.
From: [TC]
< about showing up for the ferry with no reservation for a car and getting on>
Sorry, but chance are almost NIL. Zero. Zippo. Zilch. Don't even think
about counting on it. :) You need to reserve months if not weeks in advance.
It's not worth bringing a car to Martha's Vineyard anyway. Too much hassle,
too much money.
Getting around the Vineyard is very easy without a car. There are shuttle
buses that frequently go between Vineyard Haven, Oak Bluffs, and Edgartown.
There's a less frequent bus that goes from each of the three towns above
across the Vineyard to Gay Head. You can also rent bicycles and mopeds.
Putt-putting in a moped sounds like an interesting way to see the island.
If you really need a car, you can still rent one. They may be lemons, but
they run. But gas is kind of pricey on the island. Finding a rental place
is very easy. Just look around once you get off the ferry.
Despite the popularity of the Vineyard, it's still a really nice looking
island. If you look hard enough, you can escape the crowds and have parts of
the island to yourself. There's enough out there to explore.
From: [SC]
< about showing up for the ferry with no reservation for a car and getting on>
I don't know the details, but a friend of mind went last year
without a reservation. He was stuck waiting for 12 hours before
getting on a ferry.
Unless you want to get really really frustrated, I would go
without a car or make reservation way in advance.
From: [SCw]
< about showing up for the ferry with no reservation for a car and getting on>
In my experience you are dead wrong(about having trouble getting on
the ferry w/out a reservation). Everyone always says it is
impossible to get a car on the Vineyard without a reservation, yet why
is there a standby line every day if no one goes... In actuality, if
you show up during the week by 5 am, you are almost 100% guaranteed to
get on the ferry. Of course if you plan to just show up at 10 am on a
saturday morning... forget it.
From: [DM]
< about showing up for the ferry with no reservation for a car and getting on>
I called the ferry terminal on Friday, July 1, and was able to
get 7:15 a.m. reservations for my car for the following Wednesday.
You're generally not going to be this lucky, but once in a while
there will be an open spot. Otherwise, the standby policy is that
you must get your car in line by a certain time (I think it's 2:00)
in order to be guaranteed that you and your vehicle will get to
the Vineyard the same day. (However, the previous poster is
correct - you could wait in line 12 LONG, HOT hours.)
The $78 round trip fare is cheaper than the $90+ per day car
rental, and the car does let you get around on your own schedule,
rather than being tied to a shuttle. (Except in Edgartown, where
the parking is at such a premium that you're better off parking at
the 'triangle' and taking the shuttle trolley to town.
There's no extra charge on the ferry for bikes attached to a car,
so we hauled our four with us. Bike or moped rentals are available
everywhere, but it's a long ride to Menemsha,Chilmark, or Gay Head,
along some narrow winding roads.
If you want to take the car, I'd recommend calling The Steamship
Authority in Falmouth, MA. 508 540-2022 info & reservations
From Karyn [K]:
During the off season do not expect to find transportation on the
island readily available. Only one bike rental shop was open, the
bikes were in poor condition and cost 20.00 per day, plus a 15.00
deposit. The buses and shuttle buses do not run during this time and
mopeds were not to be found, there appeared to be only one car
rental place open. Van taxis were available at the boat dock.
We found that even though this is Easter week, most stores and
eateries at Vineyard Haven were closed. We did get a good lunch at
The Black Dog.
Today (4/4/96) the Steamship Authority announced that they are going
to take cars to MV by reservation only. My advise would be to book
this trip when you book your trip to the Cape.
The off season rate for cars is 24.00 one way, this does not include
the car passengers. Passenger fares are 4.25 per adult and 2.15 per
child (5-12), one way. Bicycles are 3.00, one way. As a side note,
animals are allowed on the boat, we even saw a cat on a leash!
I think that without transportation, MV is not worth the trip during
off season! There are too many beautiful and accessible places on
the Cape to bother. [K]
Much of this info may be outdated. Please check w/
The Steamship Authority in Falmouth, MA. 508 540-2022
for latest info & reservations [CJS]
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Monday, January 28, 2008
The 3rd Yiwu Cake.
These are the final cakes I commissioned from the same plantation/factory for our wedding favors:
Using Pre-Ming bud only from the same group of tea tree. Top image is the result of 2 years of aging (yesterday), the bottom is from the first month they arrived Nov.'06.
I store this in my tea room, and I believe is way too dry for storing pu. Still testing the result of 1.Storing them in a dry living area. 2.Basement storage and 3.Refine storage.
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
Second cake from Yiwu
Using Yiwu fall harvest, same group of ancient trees from the first cake. My back-then-girl-friend actually stone pressed this one herself and signed it. 1 year later, I married her.
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Friday, January 25, 2008
My first Yiwu Cake...
First time making a cake in Yiwu mountain, back in '05.
We went to a small village factory at the top of the mountain. Picked the mao-cha from '05 spring, which they've stored in warehouse (Sometimes depending on the factory, they might have mao-cha stored up to 20 yrs plus. Which of course, will fetch a much higher price and a higher tasting skill to know if its any good.) Tasted it and ordered them to be made as 1 pound cakes.
Here is the tasting back then. And the color changes after 3 years:
The tree we picked from are 400+ years old:
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Went Hunting....
Got inspiration by MarshallN's blog to go tea hunting today. ChinaTown NY is an uncharted territory for tea lover, so many old Chinese Herbal Shops which might have stacks of aged puerh.... I came across this old shop on Mott, and found a cooked loose puerh in their basement. How I got into their storage is another story!?
Not bad for a $3 per oz. 15+ years, 2nd to 3rd graded Shu Pu. Of course, I purchase the full stack. (lesson from Mr. M) : ) Will bring some to the tea gallery this Friday for a group elvalution.
I ended up tasting it till this morning, after the group tasting at Tea Galley Friday.
The Chi is welcoming, and I was totally mellowed-out (old tea drank). Finishing off with a mild smoke to wake me up.
This cups I used are my favorite bone china kung-fu, with gilded edges. Gifts from a 50+ years old Kung-fu oolong tea house in Hong Kong. Hope Stephen can get the same and share with us : )
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
New Korean tea house in NJ
I guess the "Puerh Wave" had landed in the Korean community. A 8582 for US $1990? Can't wait to ck it out!
Went there last night for a visit... Got this sample and was told it was a 15 years old pu. Don't know what it is, but will test it today.... to be continue.
A fine grade cooked loose pu it is. 10+ years and Not Bad : )
Went there last night for a visit... Got this sample and was told it was a 15 years old pu. Don't know what it is, but will test it today.... to be continue.
A fine grade cooked loose pu it is. 10+ years and Not Bad : )
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Monday, January 21, 2008
Time to recap all my puerh purchases from 2005... 7352 Meng Hai 1999
But forgot what this is (Just find out is 7352 Green).... Anyhow a young puerh purchased in Canton tea market. And is not that interesting so far.
The color got redder and is store open-air style. Why did I get so many!?
Paring it with a mild to full body petite to make it more interesting. The result is more spicy and nutty tea. 8g in a 250 pot for a whole day at the office. Smoky but for some reason smooth at the back of the throat, for a younger puerh? Got a little buzz from the smoke or from the tea : )..,,
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
70's loose green Liu An
The size of the leaves looks like wild SX. This badge was ordered by the Tea Galley, from Michael info, it was produced in the 70's for a Hong Kong tea vendor's wedding. Still a bit young.... A robust body of aged mandarin orange peel, mint and bitter melon. Still tasting at the moment, will see how this develop....
The 4th day of tasting and finally it ended this morning.
After the first overnight brewing, there is a strong perfume aroma coming out from the dry leaves. Kind of artificial powdery at first impression. Overall bitterness still persist until the 3rd day, then turning to sweet floral water. Roughness up front, big minty at the back. Camphor/peppermint when consumed cool, which last for mins.
I guess this is not as delicate as the young bud version, but more Masculine in a sense. Given the large leaves and strong stems? Still not ready for another 10 years.
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Monday, January 07, 2008
The red jujube Pu
Puerh get stranger if you start having date or jujube on the label....
This was a gift from a very respectable elder in Hong Kong. Notice the white dots flowing around the surface?
Mold, fungus or bugs! Taste really like dates and Chinese medicine, and the brews keep getting darker. Highly praised by the elderly, but unfortunately, not my cup of tea.
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1.-- U.S. stock futures were suggesting Wall Street would open flat to lower on Wednesday ahead of a report on private-sector job growth and as investors remain wary about the tensions in Ukraine.
European stocks were lower in early trading. Asian shares finished the session mixed. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 rose 1.2%.
2.-- The economic calendar in the U.S. on Wednesday includes the ADP Employment Change index for February at 8:15 a.m. EST, the ISM Services index for February at 10 a.m., and the Federal Reserve's "Beige Book" at 2 p.m.3.-- U.S. stocks on Tuesday rebounded, with the S&P 500 closing at a new record high as investors cheered subsiding tensions in Ukraine. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 1.41% higher at 16,395.76, while the S&P 500 jumped 1.53% to a record 1,873.89. The Nasdaq gained 1.75% to 4,351.97. 4.-- The U.S. and Russia held talks on easing East-West tension over Ukraine on Wednesday. The foreign ministers of the U.S., U.K. and Ukraine met Wednesday to discuss the crisis in Ukraine's Crimea region, but Russia's top diplomat refused to attend, according to U.S. and British officials, The Wall Street Journal reported. The absence of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov underscored the deepening rift between Moscow and the West following the Kremlin's moves this past week to deploy thousands of Russian troops in Ukraine, the Journal noted. 5.-- Comcast (CMCSA) has started an initiative in which it will turn hundreds of thousands of Chicago-area homes into virtual coffee shops, using existing Comcast equipment to build out its publicly accessible wireless network, The Chicago Tribune reported. The neighborhood hot spots plan, which will roll out during the next several months, will send a separate Wi-Fi signal from Comcast-issued home equipment, enabling anyone within range to get online. Entire residential blocks will begin soon to show as hot spots on Xfinity's Wi-Fi mobile app, Comcast said. 6. -- RadioShack (RSH) shares tumbled 17.3% on Tuesday to $2.25 after the troubled retailer said it plans to close up to 1,100 stores, or about a fifth of its U.S. locations, and reported a wider quarterly loss following a disappointing holiday season. 7 -- United Airlines (UAL) has begun a push to better enforce rules restricting the size of carry-on bags, an effort that will include instructing workers at security checkpoint entrances to eyeball passengers for bags that are too big.
United has rolled out new bag-sizing boxes at most airports and sent an email to frequent fliers, reminding them of the rules. An internal employee newsletter called the program a "renewed focus on carry-on compliance."
8. -- A federal judge on Tuesday blocked U.S. courts from being used to collect a $9 billion Ecuadorean judgment against Chevron (CVX) for rainforest damage, saying lawyers poisoned an honorable quest with their illegal and wrongful conduct.
Chevron shares rose 6 cents in premarket trading on Wednesday.
9. -- Yahoo! (YHOO) will stop letting consumers access its various online services, including Fantasy Sports and photo-sharing site Flickr, by signing-in with their Facebook or Google credentials, Reuters reported. The change, which will be rolled out gradually according to a Yahoo spokeswoman, will require users to register for a Yahoo ID in order to use any of the Internet portal's services, Reuters said.
The stock rose 0.3% to $39.74 in premarket trading. 10.-- PetSmart (PETM) is expected by Wall Street to post fourth-quarter profit of $1.21 a share on revenue of $1.83 billion.
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View of the exhibition. Photo: Joaquín Cortés/Román Lores. Courtesy: MNCARS.
Upon completing the seventy-fifth anniversary of the creation of Guernica, Picasso's most famous piece, and keystone to the MNCARS Collection, the management of the Madrid museum, in conjunction with Acción Cultural Española, has decided to focus an ambitious project centered around international art from the 1930s on the artists' paintings.
First there were a series of research papers done primarily by foreign specialists, many of which can be found in a thick catalog, which resulted in a seminar held a year ago. This complemented a conference and round table discussion on Guernica and another workshop on the Second Spanish Republic.
Its neuralgic center is in the exhibit it outlines, curated by Jordana Mendelson, Rosario Peiró, Head of Collections, and Manuel Borja-Villel, Director; and is complemented with a round table discussion with the curatorial team and an extensive movie program curated by Karen Fiss, Flores azules en un paisaje catastrófico. El cine de 1930.
The show is divided into two general and complementary chapters. The first is an exhibit in its own right, which is then divided into five sections which show the main arguments of the exhibit's theme.
Its main theme is that art from the 1930s, compared to the common idea of an explosive decade of political confrontations and war, was also an occasion for encounters between the artist and the model, the artists themselves (although the coexistence was a source of intense controversy), between the individual and organized groups, and, furthermore, between the artist and the people, for the organized presence of the masses. It was also the moment of production in series, the beginning of the daily presence of cinema and photography in the public media and the emergence of collective and, at the same time, selective propaganda. Additionally it was also a period of global economic crisis, after the 1929 banking crash, of political polarities and the replacement of one social and political model for another. In the final analysis, and it does not seem too risky to suggest this, it was a distant time, three quarters of a century ago, and yet, near, very near to contemporary international developments.
In an exhibit set-up as clean as it is significant, by the designer María Fraile, we find several sections devoted to Realismos, subdivided into nationalities and motives, Abstracción, in its heyday after the manifests of the avant-garde, the large Exposiciones Internacionales, Surrealism, in its international heyday, and photography, cinema and posters, in which if the great works driven by Nazism and Communism are somehow absent, they are not so in the memory of the viewer, they are somehow coherently complemented in the reading of these sections.
If not less convincing, then somewhat more intricate in its approach is what happens on the second floor. There, we find rooms of the permanent Collection have been changed and modified so that, without losing their place in the historic tour of the Museum, they follow the thread of the show in its final section, España: Segunda República. Guerra Civil. Exilio, which centers around the large Picasso-esque mural and the reconstruction of the Pabellón de la República, together with figurative and satirical works produced during the Spanish Civil War, the Spanish production by André Masson, subject of a large donation to the Museum collection, the influence of the conflict on international artists and, finally, the production of exile.
The double entrance into this section, from the Sabtini or the Nouvel wings, generates an already existing confusion in the normal tour of the collection, to which has been added, without diminishing the solidity of most of the approaches, some decisions made by the curators, such as including Goya's prints, which invite the visitor to elucidate a discourse that is not historical, but interpretive, and changes the laws of the game without admitting other players.


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