Dahlias have fantastic showy flowers as illustrated which look great in the garden borders, and as cut flowers. There is a huge range of colours and types but the drawback is that Dahlias require a good amount of time and attention and merit a red wheel barrow. Dahlias will flower from mid summer through till the autumn and the first frosts providing a long flowering season. Dahlias are like soil which is reasonably well drained, lots of sun and rich soil with lots of compost or manure. Dahlias originate from Mexico and Central America so it is no surprise that they survive and flower best in warm sunnier parts of the country. To do well, Dahlia require the sunny spot in the garden, with the riches soil, which is constantly enriched it is hard to over feed Dahlias. There are some more images at the foot of this page showing the wide range of colours and shapes in the Dahlia genus, along with the ever popular D. ' Bishop of Llandaff'.
If you are planting Dahlias in leaf, as small plants, only do so when all risk of frost has passed as Dahlia are not hardy, (what does hardy mean?) and the growth will be damaged by frost. If planting Dahlias as tubers, this is best in May although you can plant Dahlias at any time provided the risk of frost will have passed about 6 weeks from your planting date, which is generally around late May depending where you garden in the UK. This is because it takes about 6 weeks for the plant growth to make it above the soil and the top growth is very frost sensitive. If you get caught out by a late frost place a cloche over the plant to protect it. When planting Dahlia as tubers they will need to go into a hole about 15cms deep having previously dug out the soil, added well rotted manure, and added blood fish and bone or your preferred fertiliser. Prepare the ground the same for ready plants, but plant more shallow with the pot soil level similar to ground level. For best displays feed Dahlia regularly over the summer with a good all purpose fertiliser as often as you have time, monthly would be ideal.
It is really important to be aware that Dahlias are not fully frost hardy for which reason at the end of the growing season, in all but the milder and sheltered parts of the UK, Dahlias need to be lifted and stored over winter. Dahlias do best planted in the more sheltered part of the garden and require full sun, a lack of sun can lead to poor flowering.
If your growing conditions are not ideal it is best to start tubers in a container and grow on under glass until around May when bring the container outside to harden off. This also makes it easier to lift the tubers for overwintering.
Once established and growing, to make plants bushy and produce more flowers when the Dahlia plant is grown to a good border height (depends on your border and variety say around 35cms) pinch out the growing tip which will make the plant throw out side shoots which will carry more blooms.
Another reason why Dahlias are a red wheelbarrow plant is that Dahlias need to be staked and to be tied in to provide support for the plant and blooms. It is best to get the stakes in before the plant gets too large, I nearly always leave it too late to stake plants and find myself trying to thread delicate shoots into the plant support. It is best to insert the canes around the plant as soon as growth begins.
Dead heading is essential throughout the entire summer to keep the plant flowering. Dahlias are prone to aphids and earwigs.
For the best blooms Dahlias need feeding, firstly about 4-6 weeks after planting with a feed high in nitrogen and potash and then regularly during the growing season.
If Dahlias are not the plant for you check out other Summer flowering plants and shrubs.
Dahlias are not frost hardy which means it is not generally advisable to leave the plants in the ground in all winter, unless the garden is in a very sheltered spot. It is advisable to lift the tubers in the Autumn. When the foliage has been blackened by the first autumn frosts, dig up and lift the plant, and then cut off the top growth, so you have just stem and tuber. Take care when digging up the tuber not to put the fork through the tuber or damage it as a cut or bruise can lead to rot when storing the tuber overwinter. Throughly clean off all clinging soil and this is usually best done by hand to ensure the tuber is clean for storage. Place the Dahlia in frost free place to dry out moisture retained in the tuber, which could take up to 3-4 weeks.
Once the tuber is fully dry, place the tuber in a box and cover the stem the vermiculite/sand/or dry compost to keep dry and frost free over the winter. Its a good ideal to label them. If you are lucky the Dahlia tubers will survive without mildew saving you the cost of buying them again next spring. Check them regularly and if any are showing signs of rotting discard. It is not unusual to loose some tubers over winter.
To make lifting Dahlias easier, you can grow them in containers and then when planting sink the container into the border. At the end of the season ens. Rather than dig up the individual tubers, the whole pot can be lifted out in Autumn.
There are many different types of Dahlia, classified by the shape of the flowers into 10 groups 2 of which are illustrated; left and centre Semi Cactus, and right Waterlily, as the images show the flowers are different shapes.
Dahlias are definitely a red wheel barrow plant. I have seen Dahlias described as "easy to grow" but in my book they are high maintenance. Of course, it is often the case of "right plant right place", and in the more sheltered, warmer places in the UK Dahlia are easy to grow. Visiting the Cotswolds is such an example; marvellous Dahlias in abundance, flowering beautifully and no need to lift in the Autumn.
Dahlia need a lot of attention especially in colder parts of the country. Feeding, staking and in colder areas lifting and storing over winter and re planting in the spring.


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Hi guys, newbie here so be easy, Im looking for someone in the Yorkshire area that could retrofit cruise control into my car. Its a 2008 so doesn't need the wire running from the ecu. Any local members know of anyone in the Leeds area? Thank you.
I done my own - it's not that hard. You will need the stalk, mid/highline module and coding.
I've done this too, it isn't that hard at all mate.
I've been looking to do this to my 08 GTI with DSG box, is it really that simple as I have found somewhere who does it for £150 all in and supplying the stalk as well.
Is it just a case of fitting the stalk and a recode.
I found it was a lot easier than all the videos and guides online make it look.
Like most things, it looks and sounds more difficult until you come to do it.
I'm guessing you're referring to awesome offering the service of supplying and fitting for £150 as I looked into that too, but when the time come I spend £20 and got a mate to VCDS it (I didn't own vcds at the time) but literally is so easy. As 2006 up have the wire we're lucky otherwise it'd be a lot harder!
Once fitted, the stalk will still indicate too so once you've fitted it, you can drive the car about until you find someone with vcds to plug in and code it. I would offer to help but I'm a bit away from Epsom (Aylesbury).
Just research as much as you can, take your time and give it a crack!
PM @Pashka He's local and can code it in for you.
I found the volkswizard guide on YouTube the best one.
Easy Saturday morning job. Retro fitted cruise to my mk4 and mk5 Ed30 in sunny Tadvegas, coded it in and away you go.


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Apple Park originally looked like a penis and 5 other wild facts
By Buster Hein • 10:12 am, May 16, 2017
Steve's original vision was a bit different than this.
Photo: Apple
Apple pulled back the curtain of its new spaceship campus in a new interview that highlights all sorts of crazy facts about what went into the new campus, including how it Steve Jobs originally wanted it to look like a penis.
Obviously, Penis Park got scraped in favor of Apple's perfect circle. But the perfect campus might not have been a disaster if Steve Jobs' hadn't shown some early drawings to his son, according to Wired's deep look into the campus that also reveals how Apple went out of its way to invent an all-new pizza box that keeps crusts fresh.
Instead of wireless, Griffin's new iPad keyboard goes…wired?
By Eli Milchman • 8:13 pm, May 13, 2014
Griffin's wired iPad keyboard at first it seems like a ridiculously tardy April Fool's joke, or a signal that perhaps Nashville has been overcome by some bizarre warping of time; aren't we supposed to be taking wires away instead of adding them? But under the right conditions, a wired iPad keyboard is actually a smart idea.
11 Amazing Steve Jobs Put-Downs [Feature]
By Charlie Sorrel • 11:00 am, October 5, 2012
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Steve Jobs did plenty of great things in his time, but one thing would have surely shone through whatever path his life had taken: his cutting wit.
That Jobs was a perfectionist is undoubted. That he expected greatness of others is also clear. And — if you've read Walter Isaacson's bio Steve Jobs —you'll know that the great man was also something of a sociopath.
Add these traits together and you get some of the best, most barbed remarks ever uttered by a CEO in public.
The New Square Directory Will Tell You When And Where You Can Ditch Your Wallet
By Buster Hein • 9:53 am, October 3, 2012
I want to be able to ditch my wallet so bad, mostly because I have a tendency to lose it or forget it at home. But I never ever leave home without my iPhone, and yeah, Passbook is cool but businesses aren't really using it yet and I'm impatient. I just want the future to be here right now.
I've been really intrigued by Wired's Christina Bonnington as she's trying to live a walletless life, and it seems like one of the biggest hurdle right now is knowing where you can ditch your wallet and pay for goods with a service like Square, and where you can't. Right now it seems like Square is trying harder than anyone to help you ditch your wallet, and they just made things a little easier by creating Square Directory so you can see all the places you can pay for goods with Square Wallet.
Wired's New Cover Asks If You Really Want To Be Like Steve Jobs
By Alex Heath • 10:41 am, July 23, 2012
Our friends at Wired have released their August issue, and the magazine features a cover story called Am I Steve Jobs. The cover photo is an earlier picture of Jobs depicted with a halo and horns drawn around his head. Three lines express the self-contradictory nature of Apple's late CEO: "He was a Buddhist and a tyrant," He was a genius and a jerk," and "How his life story has become an inspiration for some and a cautionary tale for others."
The new issue is available now and can be downloaded in Apple's Newsstand (weighs in at a healthy 532MB). The main article borrows heavily from Walter Isaacson's biography, so you may have heard many of the Jobs anecdotes before. There are, however, some interesting interviews that add to the discussion. The focus of the piece is mainly taken from a business and entrepreneurial perspective, but anyone who has followed Jobs and Apple should get at least a little out of it.
This Week's Must-Have iOS Apps: UX Write, Simpsons Comics, Spacecraft 3D & More [Roundup]
By Killian Bell • 6:00 am, July 15, 2012
Bongo's Simpsons Comics make their debut on iOS, NASA teaches us about spacecraft, Apple lets us manage our torrent downloads, and more.
Kicking off this week's must-have apps roundup is an incredible word processor called UX Write, which makes working with large, complex documents on the go a breeze. You'll also find Simpsons Comics, the latest app from comiXology that brings Bongo's Simpsons library to iOS; a wonderful app from NASA that allows you to get up close and personal with the spacecraft used to explore our solar system, and more.
WIRED's iPad App Goes Behind The Scenes On How The Iconic Magazine Came To Be
By Buster Hein • 3:17 pm, May 31, 2012
Check out Wired's iPad app to see how their first issue was made
Over the past two decades, WIRED has been looked at as one of the premier technology publications in the world. They've been churning out amazing tech content before some of our readers were born, yet they're still going strong. The iconic inaugural issue of WIRED debuted in January 1993, but WIRED announced today that they are reissuing it on the iPad as a free download, filled with annotations and perspectives on how the magazine came about.
We Just Beat Wired.com On Instagram, But Now We Have Bigger Fish To Fry
By Buster Hein • 3:27 pm, January 16, 2012
Holy guacamole, we won! To be perfectly honest, I have no idea how this happened. Wired is bigger than Cult of Mac in almost every measurable aspect (except sex appeal, obviously), and their magazine is cool as hell. But somehow, we went off like Tom Brady and managed to melt their faces off with our awesomeness during our "Insta-gram Challenge."
Even though we were slightly somewhat heavily inebriated at the Wired Party in Las Vegas when we challenged them, you guys managed to pull it off for us. First off we owe a big thank you to our readers for making this momentous feat possible. Secondly, Wired deserves some credit for playing along with us and being good sports even if they obviously aren't the better Instagramers. Thirdly, I guess we're obligated to thank ourselves in that prototypical KanYe West fashion. I heard whispering around the office today that CoM's John Brownlee credits the "Kobe System" for helping him come up with hilarious tweets and pictures during CES.
What's next? Don't worry, our Instgram feed isn't going dormant until the next CES. We'll be pumping out more Cult of Mac pictures for your entertainment because we realize that taking down Wired is cool and all, but who we really want to beat is The Biebs. We're coming after you're next Justin!
Wired Doesn't Think Cult of Mac Can Beat Them To 3000 Instagram Followers. Help Us Out!
By Buster Hein • 7:05 am, January 16, 2012
We started an Instagram account a few days ago and have had a blast posting pics of what life at Cult of Mac looks like. Interacting with readers in this new way has been one of the funnest projects we've started. Wired.com had the same idea as us a few days ago but we've already amassed more followers than them. We threw down the gauntlet to them last night to see who can get to 3000 followers first and they've haughtily accepted. We need your help to kick their ass.
If you haven't started following us on Instagram we'd love for you to open up your app right now, search for "cultofmac" and follow us.
What will you get from following us on Instagram? Here's some samples of our awesome feed –
The Biggest Apple Stories Of 2011 [Year In Review]
By Buster Hein • 7:00 am, December 28, 2011
Wow! 2011 has been one of the most interesting years in recent memory for Apple Inc. Of course the death of Apple's co-founder, Steve Jobs, stands out as one of the most important events of the year for Apple, but there have been a load of other stories too that have made 2011 a very memorable year for the fruit company. From one controversy to the next, to record-breaking earnings, and new products, Apple has plowed through 2011 with a steady determination to be the best technology company on the planet. Only one device underwent a redesign (the iPad), while other form factors stayed the same. Instead of focusing on making pivotal leaps forward with hardware, Apple's main focus of 2011 was to fortify their strong foundation in the software game.
Here's Cult of Mac's look back on the Apple in the year 2011.

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FLORIAN faced 5 batters in the 3rd.
COVERI faced 2 batters in the 9th.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 1st - INFANTE grounded out to 3b. NOGUERA singled to second base. NOGUERA advanced to second on a wild pitch. VASQUEZ grounded out to 3b. GARBELLA singled to pitcher; NOGUERA advanced to third, out at home 1b to c. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 1st - FERRINI grounded out to 3b. POMA doubled down the rf line. CHIARINI singled to right field; POMA advanced to third. REGINATO grounded into double play ss to 2b to 1b; CHIARINI out on the play. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 2nd - CELLI walked. CELLI failed pickoff attempt. CELLI failed pickoff attempt. CASERES singled to center field; CELLI advanced to second. ZAPPONE struck out swinging. CASERES stole second, scored on the error, unearned; CELLI stole third, scored on a throwing error by c, unearned. GIOVANNINI struck out swinging. DI FABIO grounded out to c, bunt. 2 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 0 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 2nd - ALBANESE flied out to rf. EPIFANO singled to shortstop. EPIFANO failed pickoff attempt. IMPERIALI lined out to 3b. EPIFANO failed pickoff attempt. AVAGNINA flied out to cf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 3rd - INFANTE singled down the lf line. INFANTE failed pickoff attempt. INFANTE failed pickoff attempt. NOGUERA singled up the middle; INFANTE advanced to third. NOGUERA advanced to second on a passed ball. VASQUEZ reached on a dropped fly by rf, SF, advanced to second on the error, RBI; NOGUERA advanced to third; INFANTE scored. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. GARBELLA hit by pitch. CELLI singled up the middle, 2 RBI; GARBELLA advanced to third; VASQUEZ scored, unearned; NOGUERA scored. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. CHERUBINI to p for FLORIAN. CASERES lined out to ss; CELLI advanced to second on a throwing error by ss; GARBELLA scored on the error, unearned. ZAPPONE grounded out to ss. CELLI stole third. GIOVANNINI grounded out to 2b. 4 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors, 1 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 3rd - PULZETTI doubled down the lf line. FERRINI reached on a fielder's choice; PULZETTI out at third ss to 3b. POMA doubled down the rf line, RBI; FERRINI scored. CHIARINI hit by pitch. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. REGINATO flied out to cf; POMA advanced to third. ALBANESE singled through the left side, RBI; CHIARINI advanced to second; POMA scored. ALBANESE failed pickoff attempt. EPIFANO lined out to rf. 2 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 4th - DI FABIO grounded out to ss. INFANTE struck out swinging. NOGUERA struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 4th - IMPERIALI singled to third base. AVAGNINA doubled to left field, RBI; IMPERIALI scored. AVAGNINA advanced to third on a balk. PULZETTI flied out to rf, SF, RBI; AVAGNINA scored. FERRINI flied out to cf. POMA flied out to rf. 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 5th - VASQUEZ grounded out to 2b. GARBELLA singled to shortstop. CELLI walked; GARBELLA advanced to second. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. CASERES walked; CELLI advanced to second; GARBELLA advanced to third. ZAPPONE reached on a fielder's choice; CASERES advanced to second; CELLI advanced to third; GARBELLA out at home p to c. BERTAGNON pinch hit for GIOVANNINI. BERTAGNON walked, RBI; ZAPPONE advanced to second; CASERES advanced to third; CELLI scored. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. COVERI to p for CHERUBINI. DI FABIO grounded out to 3b. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 5th - BERTAGNON to c. CHIARINI struck out swinging. REGINATO doubled to center field. ALBANESE struck out swinging. EPIFANO singled up the middle, RBI; REGINATO scored. EPIFANO stole second. IMPERIALI struck out swinging. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 6th - INFANTE out at first 1b to p. ERMINI to 1b for IMPERIALI. NOGUERA doubled to right center. VASQUEZ walked. GARBELLA flied out to cf; VASQUEZ advanced to second on the throw; NOGUERA advanced to third. CELLI intentionally walked. CASERES reached on a fielder's choice; CELLI out at second ss to 2b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 6th - ESCALONA to p for RICHETTI. AVAGNINA struck out swinging. PULZETTI walked. FERRINI grounded into double play 3b to 2b to 1b; PULZETTI out on the play. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 7th - ZAPPONE grounded out to 1b unassisted. BERTAGNON out at first 1b to p. DI FABIO grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 7th - POMA flied out to lf. CHIARINI walked. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. TERAN to p for ESCALONA. CHIARINI failed pickoff attempt. REGINATO singled through the left side; CHIARINI advanced to second. ALBANESE grounded into double play ss to 2b to 1b; REGINATO out on the play. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 8th - INFANTE flied out to cf. NOGUERA flied out to 2b. VASQUEZ struck out swinging, out at first c to 1b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 8th - EPIFANO out at first 1b to 2b to p. ERMINI struck out looking. AVAGNINA grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
ASD RIMINI BASEBALL 9th - GARBELLA singled to right field. CELLI doubled to left field, RBI; GARBELLA scored. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. OBERTO to p for COVERI. CASERES walked. ZAPPONE reached on a fielder's choice, bunt; CASERES advanced to second; CELLI out at third p to 3b. ZAPPONE advanced to second on a wild pitch; CASERES advanced to third on a wild pitch. BERTAGNON walked. DI FABIO struck out looking. INFANTE homered to left field, 4 RBI; BERTAGNON scored; ZAPPONE scored; CASERES scored. NOGUERA singled to shortstop. VASQUEZ singled to right field; NOGUERA advanced to third. :::Coaching visit to mound:::. GARBELLA walked; VASQUEZ advanced to second. CELLI singled to left field, 2 RBI; GARBELLA advanced to third; VASQUEZ scored; NOGUERA scored. CASERES singled to right field, RBI; CELLI advanced to third; GARBELLA scored. ZAPPONE lined out to rf. 8 runs, 7 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
T&A SAN MARINO 9th - MALENGO to 1b for VASQUEZ. PULZETTI grounded out to p. FERRINI walked. POMA singled to shortstop; FERRINI advanced to second. CHIARINI out at first 1b to p; POMA advanced to second; FERRINI advanced to third. REGINATO flied out to cf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
COVERI Ludovico(5); OBERTO Junior(9) and ALBANESE Simone.
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In May 2016, a new Pennsylvania divorce law eased the legal separation process for women in abuse relationships. The new law removed required counselling sessions and granted the court the right to presume consent to divorce from an abuse party convicted of personal injury against the spouse.
Fear of partner's actions if she leaves: Many women fear that if she leaves her husband will find her and retaliate with physical punishment, take away the children or spread rumors about her.
The effects of the abuse make it difficult to leave: Women in this situation often feel helpless and confused. Their unhealthy lifestyle is familiar to them and some fear the unknown- even though the unknown may be better than the existing situation.
Concerns about children: Some mothers are afraid that filing for divorce can cause resentment from their children. Many also believe their child needs a father. Some also so fear that her partner will steal the children or turn them against her.
Personal or family history: Women who grew up witnessing their mother being abused by their father may accept it as a social norm. If her parents stayed together, she may believe that is the right thing to do.
Deep attachment to her partner: She loves him and she believes him when he says he will never do it again. Marriage vows and religious beliefs condemning divorce can also prevent a woman from leaving the relationship.
Isolation makes it difficult to get help: The abuse relationship may make the victim feel isolated from her friends and family or prevent her from leaving the house, which makes it difficult for her to reach out to someone for help.
They are taught it is their job to maintain the relationship: Women who believe it is their job to take care of their husband fear that he will have nowhere to go or that reporting the abuse could cause him to lose his job.
Not having a partner devalues them: Some women feel that they are nothing without a husband, and that the community may shun her if she leaves him.
Economic dependency: Women who make less money or no money fear that they will not be able to survive without the financial support of their husband.
To the victim, the consequences of ending an abusive marriage may seem overwhelming. But staying in abusive marriage can result in even more dire consequences. According to the Allstate Foundation, domestic violence results in 2 million injuries and 1,300 deaths each year.
Victims of domestic violence are urged to seek help as soon as possible. Whether it's a divorce attorney or a domestic violence hotline, help is available to help victims safely end an abusive marriage.