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First and foremost: I am the proud parent of one child, a 13 year old son who is the light and joy of my life; he is my first priority and the reason I get up and do what I do on a daily basis. I am showing him that through hard work and perseverance, anything you set your mind and heart to do is possible to achieve; it may take a lot of hard work, but the rewards are endless....! ~~ONLY FOR THE GROWN, SEXY AND MATURE~~ I am one erotic, sensual, feisty, classy and sassy piece of chocolate and I am so looking forward to pleasing ONE WHITE MAN! Looking for a God-fearing man as it will take the three of us in our relationship in order to make it work, be there and stay strong for one another and remain faithful to His word and each other. Yes, I do want to be the wifey of a deserving man, so I AM MARRIAGE-MINDED and want someone who is also; of course friendship is the foundation to anything solid that is going to last and that is where we should start... As friends. I am not afraid to fall in love, I just want to give my heart to that one special guy who I can't seem to stop thinking about when he is not around and can't stop smiling when he is around. I want someone I will miss as soon as we leave each other for the day, but coming home will be worth the wait because I am very much a pleaser and will be waiting to erase the stress from your day in my own very special way that I will have and keep you spoiled with.. You figure it out. I LOVE LONG SWEET PASSIONATE KISSES!!! With that being said, I am a very loyal, trust-worthy, loving, caring, an erotic hopeless romantic... I just want a partner who is SERIOUS about finding REAL love!! I am a very fun-loving passionate and romantic woman who is seeking a man who can handle plenty of passion and romantic-filled days and nights; I will reiterate: I am VERY loyal and loving and I AM marriage-minded. I do not think that two people who may have a connection should allow distance to dictate their chances of true romance. You never know where your soul-mate may reside and when/if things reach the level of someone having to relocate, talk about it like two adults... Distance should NEVER trump a true chemistry-filled chance at romance. I am seeking someone who WANTS to be with only one person.. Players keep moving! I am an African American woman who is seeking a White man. I love long drives, going nowhere in particular, I love candlelight dinners & conversations. I have no problems with PDA as I love hugs and kisses. IF you can understand this poem, you just MIGHT be the one for me: I Know That I Have Found Her To proclaim that I love her Is so easy to say And for that, I will tell her In my own special way Through meaningful words And the warmth of my touch Through these nights of romance She deserves o' so much She's trapped in my heart She's always on my mind She gives me her love Our hearts intertwine For the woman I love I have searched my whole life But I know that I have found her Because I made her my Wife.
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A Tomato Variety Even Brown Thumbs Can Grow
Just one cherry tomato plant in a container garden will bear a steady crop of bite-size fruits all season.
Love the idea of growing tomatoes, but daunted by a brown thumb? Grab a pot and some cherry tomato seedlings. They're amazingly easy to grow, and even one plant will bear a steady crop of bite-size fruits all season.
What You Need
1 cherry tomato plant (find an organic variety at a farmer's market or nursery)
1 tomato cage, the largest size your retailer carries
1 20-quart bag of organic potting mix; we like Organic Mechanics
1 bottle or bag of organic tomato food; try Terracycle's Tomato Plant Food (a general-purpose organic will do if you can't find tomato food)
1 5-gallon plastic food bucket
I'm suggesting using plastic buckets because they are cheap (I get them for a buck apiece at a local doughnut shop) and sturdy. There are lots of different planters and pots and even ready-made self-watering models available at you local garden supplier, even plastic-free models. Choose one that holds about 5 gallons; a round 5-gallon flower pot is about 12 inches tall and 12 inches across at the top. If you don't have space, but still want to give cherry tomatoes a try, you can plant them in the Nickel Pincher's $1 Upside-Down Tomato Planter, made from a reusable grocery bag.
For the uninitiated, a tomato cage is just what you would guess: wire mesh you place around a plant to support it as it grows. Depending on the variety, cherry tomatoes can grow as tall as 10 feet. Avoid any that look as though they're covered in plastic. That's usually vinyl, a toxic plastic that can expose your plants to lead and other undesirable substances.
1. If your container doesn't already have them, drill ¼- to ½-inch holes every few inches around the bottom edge, plus another few in the center bottom so excess water can drain.
2. For best fruiting, pick a location where the plant will get at least 8 hours of direct sun each day. You can skip the tomato cage—and save a little cash—if you have a spot close to a balcony or railing, which you can use to support the tomato vines.
3. If you do go with a cage, insert the pointy end into the planter, and then fill the planter with potting mix.
4. Water until the potting mix is evenly moist. Top it off with a little more potting mix, adding enough so it comes to about ½ inch below the rim of the planter and making sure the soil surface is level.
5. Dig a small hole in the center of the planting mix. Carefully remove your tomato plant from its original pot (unless the pot is designed to dissolve), and slide it into the hole, planting it deep enough so only the top four to six leaves show once you cover it back up with potting mix.
6. Water every two or three days to keep the soil evenly moist (in hot, dry weather you may need to water every day). Feed your plant organic fertilizer once a week, according to directions.
7. As the plant grows, the branches will start to poke through the holes in your tomato cage. Push them back inside so the plant doesn't droop.
Most cherry tomato plants will start flowering in about a month. Flowers will be followed by tiny green fruits. After a few weeks, those turn into full-blown cherry tomatoes you can harvest. A really ripe cherry tomato will come off its stem very easily and is well worth waiting an extra day for, so hold off on picking them until they're ripe. Pluck individual fruits every day for best results. With luck, your plant will continue to produce right up until frost. If the weather turns unseasonably cool or an early frost threatens, tuck an old sheet over and around the plant to extend your harvest season.
My absolute favorite cherry tomatoes are Sweet Million, which bear long clusters of sweet yet tomatoey red fruit; SunSugar, which produces super-sweet, richly flavored golden fruit; and an heirloom called, rather unimaginatively, Black Cherry, whose tomatoes have a complex, rich, sweet flavor. All three are what are called "indeterminate" varieties, meaning they will continue to grow taller and produce more until the plants are killed by frost, which—if they really like where they are—means the plants may grow to six, eight, or even 10 feet tall. If you don't want to deal with that much plant, see if your garden center has any dwarf or patio varieties of cherry tomatoes for sale.
Red or yellow pear tomatoes are fun because of their shape (they have necks just like their namesakes), though their skins tend to be a little thicker than your average cherry tomato. You can also often find grape tomato plants, which bear very sweet oblong fruits similar to those sold in supermarkets.


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Legislative Roll Call | PUBLIC RECORDS | Feb. 25 - March 1
WASHINGTON - Here's how area members of Congress voted on major issues in the week ending March 1.
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: Voting 286 for and 138 against, the House on Feb. 28 bill (S 47) sent President Obama a bill renewing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) through fiscal 2018. The law is designed to prevent domestic and dating violence, stalking and sexual assaults and help victims recover when those crimes occur. The bill expands VAWA to cover gays, lesbians and transsexuals, and grants tribal courts powers against non-indigenous people accused of assaulting Native American and Alaskan native women. The bill provides funding to reduce laboratory backlogs in rape cases.
A yes vote was to pass the bill.
Voting yes: Peter Visclosky, D-1, Jackie Walorski, R-2, Todd Rokita, R-4, Susan Brooks, R-5, Luke Messer, R-6, Andre Carson, D-7, Larry Bucshon, R-8, Todd Young, R-9
Voting no: Marlin Stutzman, R-3
Voting yes: John Yarmuth, D-3, Andy Barr, R-6
Voting no: Ed Whitfield, R-1, Brett Guthrie, R-2, Thomas Massie, R-4, Harold Rogers, R-5
Voting yes: Bobby Rush, D-1, Dan Lipinski, D-3, Luis Gutierrez, D-4, Mike Quigley, D-5, Danny Davis, D-7, Tammy Duckworth, D-8, Jan Schakowsky, D-9, Brad Schneider, D-10, Bill Foster, D-11, Bill Enyart, D-12, Rodney Davis, R-13, Adam Kinzinger, R-16, Cheri Bustos, D-17, Aaron Schock, R-18, John Shimkus, R-19
Voting no: Peter Roskam, R-6, Randy Hultgren, R-14
GOP ANTI-VIOLENCE BILL: Voting 166 for and 257 against, the House on Feb. 28 defeated a GOP version of the Violence Against Women Act (S 47, above) that differed by providing fewer safeguards for victims on Indian reservations and college campuses or for gays, lesbians and battered illegal immigrants.
A yes vote backed the GOP alternative.
Voting yes: Walorski, Stutzman, Rokita, Brooks, Messer, Bucshon, Young
Voting no: Visclosky, Carson
Voting yes: Whitfield, Guthrie, Massie, Rogers, Barr
Voting no: Yarmuth
Voting yes: Lipinski, Roskam, Davis, Rodney, Hultgren, Kinzinger, Schock, Shimkus
Voting no: Rush, Gutierrez, Quigley, Davis, Duckworth, Schakowsky, Schneider, Foster, Enyart, Bustos
DEFENSE SECRETARY HAGEL: By a vote of 58 for and 41 against, the Senate on Feb. 26 confirmed Chuck Hagel as the nation's 24th secretary of defense. Hagel, 66, a former Republican senator from Nebraska, becomes the first former enlisted man and first Vietnam veteran to hold this post.
A yes vote was to confirm Hagel.
Voting yes: Joe Donnelly, D
Voting no: Dan Coats, R
Voting yes: Rand Paul, R
Voting no: Mitch McConnell, R
Voting yes: Dick Durbin, D
Voting no: Mark Kirk, R
TREASURY SECRETARY LEW: Voting 71 and 26 against, the Senate on Feb. 27 confirmed Jacob L. Lew, 57, as secretary of the treasury. Lew served previously as White House chief of staff for President Obama and as director of the Office of Management and Budget under presidents Obama and Clinton.
A yes vote was to confirm Lew.
Voting yes: Donnelly, Coats
Voting yes: Paul
Voting no: McConnell
Voting yes: Durbin, Kirk
DEMOCRATIC SEQUESTRATION PLAN: Voting 51 for and 49 against, the Senate on Feb. 28 failed to reach 60 votes for advancing a Democratic bill (S 388) to prevent $85 billion in blind, across-the-board cuts in defense, domestic and foreign-affairs spending for fiscal 2013 from taking effect March 1.
A yes vote was to advance the Democratic plan.
Voting yes: Donnelly
Voting no: Coats
Voting no: McConnell, Paul
Voting yes: Durbin
Voting no: Kirk
GOP SEQUESTRATION PLAN; Voting 38 for and 62 against, the Senate on Feb. 28 turned back a Republican bill (S 16) that locked in $85 billion in defense and nondefense spending cuts set for March 1 but ceded to President Obama the "power of the purse" to decide how and where to make them. The president's specific cuts would be subject to a vote of disapproval in Congress, and he could not propose tax increases.
A yes vote backed the GOP plan.
Voting yes: Coats
Voting no: Donnelly
Voting yes: McConnell
Voting no: Paul
Voting yes: Kirk
Voting no: Durbin
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This week I had the privilege of joining my Cisco colleagues and more than 225 partners at the XChange Solution Provider event hosted by the Channel Company in Dallas, Texas. I arrived on Sunday to colder weather (and snow!) than I would have liked coming from Portland, Oregon, but I soon forgot all about that once in the comfort and setting of the Gaylord Texan resort.
I was joined by my Cisco colleagues Raja Sundaram (@rajasundaram), Steve Benvenuto (@yobenvo), Bridget Bisnette (@bbisnette), Robb Berger, and Ashley McCann (@ashleymccann). Key themes for the two and a half day conference included convergence, cloud, security, and partner marketing.
The general session kicked off with a lot of energy and momentum thanks to Steve McClatchy, best-selling author and consultant. From a family of 12 kids (he was #11), Steve used personal anecdotes to make us laugh and encouraged us all to go after our dreams and goals. His motto is "make gain, not pain." In other words, make time for things that add to your life (gain) instead of spending all your energy on the "have to" lists (pain). So if you want to build that custom speedboat, as Cisco partner Kyle Vinar of Verus Corporation told me was his dream, then do it! His advice in a nutshell: schedule it, defend it, and play catch up with the maintenance of life. Read More »
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Saturday, April 22, 2006
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LAWRENCEVILLE - May 15 is the last day to enroll in the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan without incurring additional fees that could cost a substantial amount over a beneficiary's lifetime.If seniors decide after May 15 they want to enroll, they have to wait until the next open enrollment, which is Nov. 15 through Dec. 31. Those dates will be the standard open enrollment period from then on. Seniors will face a penalty of 1 percent a month for each month they did not enroll but were eligible. For instance, if a senior waited seven months to enroll in the part D plan they would pay a 7 percent penalty based on the national average of plans, which is $32. There are 42 stand-alone prescription drug plans for Georgia residents. Plans can vary based on co-pay premiums, deductibles, a mail-order option and the medicines covered. GeorgiaCares program consultant, Kirsten Barge, suggests seniors should make a list of the medications they take and make sure the list of medications is included in the plan. For seniors who aren't comfortable enrolling alone or want to discuss plan options, they can do so with volunteers with GeorgiaCares, part of the Department of Human Resources Division of Aging Services. The program is designed to educate and help seniors and has over 400 trained volunteers to assist people in the enrolling process. They can be reached at 1-800-669-8387. Gwinnett leaders have partnered together with the Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services to provide this credible information piece to help with the Medicare Prescription drug plan process. Enrollment Help•Monday Information session/enrollment assistance will take place at the Norcross Human Services Center, 5030 Georgia Belle Court, from 2 to 4 p.m. No registration is required. Call 770-638-5661 for more information.•April 29 Representatives from My Medicare Matters will host an information session at Duluth First United Methodist Church, 3208 Ga. Highway 120, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 678-442-5000 to register for a conference.•May 3 One-on-one enrollment assistance will be offered from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Centerville Community Center, 3025 Bethany Church Road in Snellville. Call 770-985-4713 to pre-register.
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