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(CBS) “The Hunger Games,” the big-screen adaptation of the first book in Suzanne Collins’ wildly popular book trilogy, released its first promotional poster on Tuesday – a teaser that literally sets things ablaze. The motion poster shows the story’s gold mockingjay pin engulfed in flames. (Scroll down to see it in action.) Pictures: “The Hunger Games” cast The movie takes place in the post-apocalyptic country of Panem. Each year, two children from each of the country’s 12 districts are selected by lottery to participate in The Hunger Games, a televised event in which the children are placed in an arena and forced to battle until only one remains. The books’ heroine, Katniss Everdeen, is chosen to represent District 12. She wears the mockingjay pin on her uniform when she enters the arena. The promo links to the film’s official website, which has a clock counting down to its release date. “The Hunger Games” stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, 카지노사이트 Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks and Woody Harrelson. It’s due out in theaters on March 23, 2012. Tell us: Are you excited to see “The Hunger...

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No kitten around: A town in New Zealand might ban cats. A regional council has proposed a plan that would eventually phase out felines from the small coastal village of Omaui to help protect its native animals. “We’re not cat haters, but we’d like to see responsible pet ownership,” John Collins, the Omaui Landcare Trust leader who supports the ban, told New Zealand’s Newshub news service. “But we’d like to see responsible pet ownership and this really isn’t the place for cats.” Under the Environment Southland council’s “pest plan,” all domestic cats around Omaui would have to be neutered, microchipped and registered within six months. Residents will be banned from getting new cats when the ones in the village die. The government would also have the right to remove or seize cats from owners resisting the new rules. All of this for a town that, 내국인 카지노 according to The New York Times, has only 35 people and seven or eight cats.  The council said this would help save vulnerable species in the area, since cats there are allegedly preying on birds, insects and reptiles. The removal plan would also target other non-native animals such as weasels, feral pigs and house mice. The proposal is already getting clawed by locals, who call it an overreach of government power. “It’s like a police state,” resident Nico Jarvis told the Otago...