CityVille Domination Guide - Become a Legend

Most likely you are already familiar with CityVille and you are stumped as to why you don't have million dollar sky scrapers, franchises, etc. I was in the same place. You think it's hard to level up now?. As of the time that I am writing this, CityVille has just under 10 million players and is expected to surpass as the most popular game on FaceBook ever in just a matter of time. If you want to become a legend of CityVille, I suggest that you take the route that I did and read the CityVille Domination Guide. With the guide, I was able to accomplish anything that I put in front of myself. Yes, I have million dollar sky scrapers, huge franchises, I don't run out of energy anymore, I have everything that I want and I completely blew all of my friends out of the water. The possibilities with this guide, you have experience it for yourself. Just watch in amazement as you go from having a tiny little shack, struggling with coins, xp, energy to becoming a legend in hours, not months like the rest. The great thing about this method is that you can join the high-ranks easily and quickly and the method is extremely easy to maintain. Enjoy being stress-free while playing this game, like you should be. Don't be surprised when people start begging to work with you, gain tons of respect from other players and level-up more times in a day than all of your friends combined. All you can do is take my word for it. Don't be sorry when the competition picks up tremendously within the next few weeks. Save yourself from further frustration and check out the CityVille Domination Guide now.

History of the Meerschaum Pipe

Meerschaum pipes have a long history as both romantic and an symbol of a time long past. Shrouded in mystery these beautifully carved pipes have their origins in over five different countries and are mostly attributed to Hungry and Poland. Many stories exist as to how they started carving such intricate pipes from a stone. Yes, the material is scientifically named after the cuttlefish bone, but the material is in fact a stone called Sepiolite. It is often called a Meerschaum pipe after the German word for "sea foam" since most of the meerschaum carvers are from Germany and the surrounding countries. The earliest mention of using Meerschaum to make pipes is a story of a French artist and student of an Italian sculptor, Louis Pirre Puget carved one in 1652. It may have been used earlier but with all the myths and legends surrounding it only one this is certain: it came from the east and was made legendary and romanticized by the West. Because a pipe of such a rare material required not only possession of the rare material but a sculptor or artist to carve it into a usable piece these pipes were considered signs of wealth. With so many of the higher class trying to out-shine each other hundreds of pipes were made, many never being used as anything more then a showcase of an artist work. Many times they would have the pipe "seasoned" before having it delivered. The pipe would be smoked by someone in house in order to looked used before it was given to the customer who would then place them on the mantle for show. Because of the wonderful artwork and the care of which people took with these pipes, an antique meerschaum pipe is highly valued as a collector's piece for the smoking and non-smoking.