Yup, like Barb says. After I select the photo I want (put the little checkmark in the box under the photo) I go to the lower right corner of the web page and click on the button that says "Generate HTML and IMG code." That brings up a new page of codes to choose from, and the first one is the one that will generate a thumbnail pic (it says "Clickable thumbnails for eBay,LiveJournal, MySpace," etc right above the code.) Click anywhere in the box of code and it will copy it for you.

Are those drip lines, one to each side of the plant? If so, have you checked to determine if the water is getting to the original rootball? If not, please do. I've found that early on, I need to hand water at the bases of each plant for a while until the roots grow into the surrounding soil a bit.

All of those things would prefer their own pot because of the different needs they have. The tomato looks like it might recover and grow if given it's very own, larger (perhaps much larger depending on variety) container. Soon. It also looks like maybe it has had too much water recently. Cheers!

It would be interesting to hear of the responses that you've had. At first glance one would summize that bacterial speck is your problem but after seeing the damage on the unripe tomato I'm more inclined to think that you have a stink bug problem. Stink bugs feed in different ways. Often they will just probe a tomato to get a drink. Other times they will pump digestive juices into the fruit with one mouthpart while sucking out digested material with the other. You might have to get some expert help since neither problem is as easy to control. The catfacing and even BER go away with time.