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There are more and more people joining the ranks of FarmVille every day. No one can get enough of this game and there are plenty of reasons why. In FarmVille, you can get away from the noise and stress of everyday life. Just relax, plant some seeds, harvest some crops – not a bad way to spend an evening. And as you do this, you’ll naturally advance in levels over time.

There may come a time, though, when you want to get a little more out of the game. Every time you move up a level, you unlock new seeds, decorations, and other discretionary items. This means that in order to get the most out of your FarmVille experience, you’ll have to level up quickly to unlock as many items and bonuses as you can.

The Basics

But how do you do this? There are several things to keep in mind if you want to level up quickly in FarmVille. You probably already know that in order to level up, you need to accumulate experience points. For example, each plot of land you plow gets you one experience point. In the early stages of game play, the number of experience points you get by plowing land and planting crops is plenty to allow you to advance at a reasonable pace. Once you get through the initial stages though, you start to need more and more experience points to level up.

Focus on Experience

When you want to build up experience points quickly in FarmVille, you have to supplement what you gain from your normal harvests with other activities. Making improvements to your farm is a good way to gain some quick chunks of experience points. Buildings yield the most, but you can get experience from putting up just about any decoration or structure. You just have to pay close attention to the amounts of experience points each item will deliver.

You should also take experience points into consideration when deciding which crops to plant. Crops that take less than a day to grow only yield 1 experience point, while crops that take longer yield 2. That doesn’t mean you only want to plant crops that offer 2 experience points however. If you can get back and harvest them as soon as they’re ready, crops like strawberries will get you more than 2 experience points a day because you can harvest them every 4 hours.

You have to be on top of your harvesting and planting cycles in order to make progress this way though. Putting up buildings on your farm remains the best way to get big boosts in your experience quickly. Save up your cash for those, and you’ll be well on your way to unlocking all of the available items in FarmVille.

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Lindsay Lohan will not show up in court Thursday for a hearing to determine whether the actress-singer is complying with her probation sentence for a 2007 drunken driving conviction, Lohan’s lawyer said.

Lohan missed a flight from France, where she was attending the Cannes Film Festival, because she lost her U.S. passport, attorney Shawn Chapman Holley said.

“I don’t know if it was stolen or lost, misplaced,” Holley said. “It’s gone.”

A hearing is set for Thursday morning in Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel’s Beverly Hills, California, courtroom, but Lohan is stuck in Paris waiting for a replacement passport from the U.S. Embassy in Paris, Holley said.

“She is doing everything in her power to get back to the States, but I don’t think it’s possible,” Holley said.

Revel warned Lohan in October that she would send her to jail if she failed to attend weekly alcohol counseling programs. The judge said she had been notified that Lohan was missing meetings.

Holley said Lohan is in “substantial compliance” with the alcohol counseling program.

“Is it absolutely perfect in terms of her attendance? No, but it’s actually better than most people in these classes,” she said.

Though the judge said Lohan must attend one class a week, she did say she could ask for court permission to adjust the schedule for her work. Any travel beyond 21 days that would cause her to miss meetings must be approved by the court, Revels said.

The judge said that although she wanted Lohan to have her career, she could not “thumb your nose” at the court.

“This is the last time we are going to be talking about re-enrolling and doing what you need to do,” Revel told Lohan.

Lohan was arrested twice in 2007 on charges of driving under the influence and in the second incident also was charged with cocaine possession.

The first arrest — in May — came after Lohan lost control of her Mercedes-Benz convertible and struck a curb in Beverly Hills.

Just two weeks after checking out of a Malibu drug and alcohol rehab facility, she was arrested again in July 2007 after a woman called Santa Monica police, saying Lohan was trying to run her down with a car.

Lohan  was sentenced to three years of probation after she entered guilty and no-contest pleas to the charges.

Lohan’s acting career, which started at age 10 on a soap opera, took off on the big screen a year later when she played identical twins in Disney’s “The Parent Trap.”

Since then, she has starred in at least a dozen movies, including “Georgia Rule” with Jane Fonda in 2007.

Her pop music career, boosted by her movie roles, has faded recently. Her last album was released in 2005.

Science teacher Sheri Lynn Davis was fired Monday night from Jamie’s House Charter School. Her dismissal came after video of Reagins’ beating became public.

The lawsuit was filed Thursday on behalf of Isaiah Reagins by his mother, Alesha Johnson.

Taken out of school
His family says the boy suffered a black eye and other bruises. Johnson says she’s taken her son out of the school.

Davis’ attorney, Chip Lewis, says he and his client will have a Friday news conference.

A spokeswoman for the school said she couldn’t comment on the lawsuit but that school officials

feel they handled the situation appropriately after learning of it.