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Hey Citizens! Ever thought of creating the perfect city? Now you can, in CityVille! Create and run your own city. In CityVille, you’ll start from the ground up, literally. Start your city by growing crops and supplying goods to your newest stores and eateries. Don’t forget to collect rent from your houses. Be sure to expand your businesses into friends’ cities with franchises! Join the fun in CityVille, by Zynga!

Build your town from the ground up! Once the land is cleared, make way for deliveries by assembling a road. Keep your residents out and about by building restaurants, stores and city services such as post offices, schools and fire departments. Build homes for your townies, and earn more money for your city by decorating them to increase the rent.

A happy city, is a lucrative city. Plan the layout to make residents happy, and earn money as they eat and shop. Keep them well fed at restaurants, and run sales at businesses to attract a crowd.

Your characters won’t all look the same – dozens of characters and city officials will be available on launch day, including the ones who keep the city running – business owners, doctors, firemen and police officers. More people will become available as your city expands.

Goods and trading are the lifeblood of your thriving city. Plant and harvest crops to keep restaurants stocked, and population stuffed. Send ships to import goods from places such as Shanghai, London and Rome to give your townies a taste of a different culture, and buy more storage, piers and farm plots to grow the city rapidly Trading between players is encouraged – buy or sell goods to others to avoid stomach rumblings.

Love thy neighbor. Visit your neighbors’ cities to help them secure more energy, decorations and collectible items. Be a good buddy by helping friends accelerate crop growth, expedite shipping times and construct buildings faster. Send them gifts to finish city service buildings and clear ground for them to build on. You can even own something in a friend’s city. As you go you earn experience and buy things for your own collections and to share with more friends.

Put that economics class to good use and grow your city. Trade with neighbors by buying or selling goods sent by rail. Offer goods to friends or buy their extra supplies when they come by to offer them. Deliver supplies via trains running at the edge of your town between all the neighbor cities. Friends can also run businesses in your city. Build an empire of business locations but don’t forget to supply them with goods. The more locations you get, the bigger you can grow your business headquarters in your own city.

As the city leader you must guide your city to become a thriving metropolis. The city advisor will always show you fun things to try next to make a great metropolis. Once tasks are complete, you can unlock rare buildings and decorations.

here’s the cityville XP requirements for each level and the energy rewards

Level 1 XP requirement : 0 Maximum Energy : 12

Level 2 XP requirement : 4 Maximum Energy : 13

Level 3 XP requirement : 16 Maximum Energy : 14

Level 4 XP requirement : 31 Maximum Energy : 15

Level 5 XP requirement : 78 Maximum Energy : 16

Level 6 XP requirement : 125 Maximum Energy : 17

Level 7 XP requirement : 172 Maximum Energy : 18

Level 8 XP requirement : 219 Maximum Energy : 19

Level 9 XP requirement : 276 Maximum Energy : 20

Level 10 XP requirement : 343 Maximum Energy : 21

Level 11 XP requirement : 420 Maximum Energy : 21

Level 12 XP requirement : 507 Maximum Energy : 22

Level 13 XP requirement : 604 Maximum Energy : 22

Level 14 XP requirement : 711 Maximum Energy : 23

Level 15 XP requirement : 828 Maximum Energy : 23

Level 16 XP requirement : 955 Maximum Energy : 24

Level 17 XP requirement : 1092 Maximum Energy : 24

Level 18 XP requirement : 1239 Maximum Energy : 25

Level 19 XP requirement : 1396 Maximum Energy : 25

Level 20 XP requirement : 1563 Maximum Energy : 26

Level 21 XP requirement : 1740 Maximum Energy : 26

Level 22 XP requirement : 1927 Maximum Energy : 27

Level 23 XP requirement : 2124 Maximum Energy : 27

Level 24 XP requirement : 2331 Maximum Energy : 28

Level 25 XP requirement : 2548 Maximum Energy : 28

Level 26 XP requirement : 2775 Maximum Energy : 29

Level 27 XP requirement : 3003 Maximum Energy : 29

Level 28 XP requirement : 3232 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 29 XP requirement : 3462 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 30 XP requirement : 3693 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 31 XP requirement : 3925 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 32 XP requirement : 4158 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 33 XP requirement : 4392 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 34 XP requirement : 4627 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 35 XP requirement : 4863 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 36 XP requirement : 5100 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 37 XP requirement : 5338 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 38 XP requirement : 5577 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 39 XP requirement : 5817 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 40 XP requirement : 6058 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 41 XP requirement : 6300 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 42 XP requirement : 6543 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 43 XP requirement : 6787 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 44 XP requirement : 7032 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 45 XP requirement : 7278 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 46 XP requirement : 7525 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 47 XP requirement : 7773 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 48 XP requirement : 8022 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 49 XP requirement : 8272 Maximum Energy : 30

Level 50 XP requirement : 8523 Maximum Energy : 30

The ICC ODI Championship is an international competition run by the International Cricket Council in the sport of cricket. It currently involves the 10 nations that play Test cricket; Kenya, a non-Test country with full One Day International (ODI) status; and most recently Ireland, which qualified for the main ODI Table following their second victory over a Test playing nation in the ICC World Cup on 16 April 2007. Starting in 2009, the number of teams on the main ODI Table will be set to 16, with the 10 current Test nations joined by the top six finishers in the ICC World Cup Qualifier. Kenya and Ireland must re-qualify for ODI status in that event.

The competition is notional in the sense that it is simply a ranking scheme overlaid on all international matches that are otherwise played as part of regular ODI cricket scheduling. Other non-Test countries with One-Day International status aren’t included in the main table because they are yet to meet the promotion criteria.

In essence, after every ODI match, the two teams involved receive points based on a mathematical formula. The total of each team’s points total is divided by the total number of matches to give a ‘rating’, and all eleven teams are ranked by order of rating (this can be shown in a table).

By analogy to cricket batting averages, the points for winning an ODI match are greater than the team’s rating, increasing the rating, and the points for losing an ODI match are always less than the rating, reducing the rating. A drawn match between higher and lower rated teams will benefits the lower-rated team at the expense of the higher-rated team. An ‘average’ team that wins as often as it loses while playing a mix of stronger and weaker teams should have a rating of 100.

1: First and foremost, know that green tea does not stay fresh for long periods of time, and fresh is definitely what you want. For sure, this is not like the bag of Chinese oolong tea that's been sitting in your cupboard for 2 years. In Japan, green tea typically has a shelf life of just six months. One should try to get their hands on green tea that has been packaged for as short a period of time as possible. The shelf life of green tea can be extended by months provided that it is stored under refrigeration (not freezing.) This however only applies to unopened packages.

2: Once a package of green tea has been opened, the clock starts to tick and the shelf life is reduced considerably, usually to about 2 or 3 months. Once opened, one can usually notice differences in color and quality in as little as a few weeks. This is because quality green teas are stored in nitrogen filled packaging, or packaging that was first flushed with nitrogen and then vacuum packed. Once you open the package, it is then exposed to oxygen. It no longer helps to store your green tea in the refrigerator at this time, and in fact it probably hurts things. Buy what you can drink within two months.

3: Buy first harvest green tea. Did you know there are actually 3 or 4 harvests per year? While green teas from later harvests can be delicious, it is has been proven that there are more nutrients in the first harvest green teas. First harvest green tea is stored under special conditions and can be obtained throughout the year. Once again, look at the packaging date.

4: Learn how to brew it correctly. Green tea is fussy when compared with most other teas. While it's not brain surgery, you do need to know what you are doing - there are things to be considered! Steeping leaves for 10 minutes in just boiled water is the surest way to get a lousy cup of green tea. Very generally speaking, steep 1 teaspoon of leaves in about eight ounces of very hot but not scalding water (175F is about right) for just two minutes. Be sure to drain completely between servings. These times and temperatures can and do vary quite a bit depending on the many green teas so be sure to do your homework on how to brew the particular type of green tea you purchase.

5: Don't throw out those wet leaves! I only say that because many people don't know that it's normal practice to re-infuse the leaves 3 or 4 times. That would be within a span of 3 or 4 hours, don't leave wet leaves in your teapot all day however.