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offering sterling silver chains from seven to 24 inches.

offering a large collection of backpacks including the High Sierra rolling backpacks.

David Lang inspires former NFL greats to coach youth in his memory (RIALTO, CA) -- Former NFL players are volunteering to coach hundreds of young people in football drills to carry on the legacy of David Lang, a former NFL running back from Rialto, CA. David Lang, who played five seasons with the NFL, started Legends by Lang, a nonprofit sports educational and youth mentoring organization following his successful football career with the Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys. Fletcher Lang took over the organization after his 36-year-old brother was fatally shot on May 20, 2005 in an apparent argument with a 19-year-old acquaintance. David Lang "By doing this football day camp, we want to remind kids that there's hope and a way to overcome any obstacles that may be occurring," said Fletcher Lang, a high school security guard. "Our main focus is education, and that is needed for young people to reach their goals and accomplish their dreams." The volunteer coaches have included Roman Phifer, former three-time Super Bowl champ; Chris Hayes, retired Super Bowl champ from the Green Bay Packers; Ron Brown, formerly with the Los Angeles Rams and Oakland Raiders; Willie McGinnis, three-time Super Bowl champ with the New England Patriots; and two-time pro bowler Mark Seay, AFC champion for San Diego Chargers and five-time Super Bowl referee Al Jury Sr. At a June camp at Wilmer Amina Carter High School in Rialto, about 400 young people participated and they received free football cleats and athletic shoes, courtesy of the non-profit organization Samaritan's Feet.

Portable Grills

offering turkey fryers and  quality charcoal and gas barbecue grills including portable grills for tailgating.