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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- More than 57,000 gun-friendly bars and restaurants have opened across the United States, as the public discussion about gun control and the Second Amendment continues to rage.

The Washington Times reported September 1 about a Virginia restaurant owner, Bryan Crosswhite, who opened a gun-friendly eatery in accordance to that state's laws, stating people's rights to carry legally at a restaurant shouldn't be interfered with.

Crosswhite also started an organization that lists other pro-gun establishments nationwide, called http://www.2amendement.org. He started the site in December and has had more than 57,000 businesses sign on.

There are also other registries that list pro- and anti-Second Amendment stories.

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After a week and a half of practice the MUCC Comets hit the road to play an exhibition game against he Lumsden Devils on Thursday, August 28. Although the Comets won the game 37-6 head coach Dave Rogers said it was about giving all the players an opportunity to compete. It indicated some points. We had some pretty good execution on offense in the beginning of the game. We also had some outstanding linebacker play in the game, he said. The game also helped the coaching staff figure out where each player fits into the teams depth chart. In addition to indicating positives, the game also shed some light on areas that the Comets need to improve upon before the start of the regular season later this week. We need to clean up the timing on offense, a little bit of pass rush moves on the defensive line. I think the other thing we need to clean up a little bit of special teams play and we need to emphasize some ball security. That is always important. Rogers said the coaching staff was pleased with how the players performed in the exhibition game but said making the jump to regular season on September 5 against the Tisdale Tornadoes in Tisdale at 4 p.m. is a big step. On Friday we are playing for real and we need to be able to move our team to the next level. Throughout the season it is going to be about the teams who improve the most week in and week out. The Comets are not doing anything specific to prepare for the Tornadoes rather they are focusing on their own team development. At this point the focus is totally about us and improving our execution on offense and we are going to work a little bit on tackling on defense. The game is also the first step on a road towards some lofty expectations set by the players. We have some talented players and some who are very committed to the program and the kids have set for themselves some high expectations. We are fortunate that we have a strong group of 12 grade 12s.who set high expectations.

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Last updated at 12:13, Monday, 01 September 2014

Scunthorpe 53 Workiington Comets 37: Workington Comets were unable to bring home a point from yesterdays trip to Scunthorpe as they completed a hectic three days of speedway.

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A 10-point defeat at Plymouth on Friday was followed by a successful double-header at home on Saturday when they thrashed Rye House 63-31 and then beat Scunthorpe 49-41.

The management team had been looking for a minimum of six points from the weekend to maintain their play-off challenge and thats exactly what they got.

Co-promoter Steve Whitehead, who stood in as team manager at Scunthorpe for Tony Jackson who was unable to travel, was happy enough with the six points.

He said: We had to get the maximum points from both home matches which we did and it would have been nice to pick up bonus points on our travels but we didnt manage that.

However, we have moved up the table and we are still on target for a top-six place, building some momentum for the play-offs.

It was unfortunate that we were without two key riders at Scunthorpe, Josh Grajczonek and Rene Bach, because they were required to ride in a world event in Poland. Unfortunately, they got there but the meeting was rained off.

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