Need a little help with your style game?  Have no fear, these trendy websites were created to help you get the Look you're looking for, or have seen your fav celeb wearing. 

Meet Marc Andreessen, an entrepreneur, investor, blogger, and multi-millionaire software engineer.  Oh yeah, and did we mention, he’s a Wisconsin native.  Andreessen grew up in New Lisbon, WI where he graduated from New Lisbon High School before heading to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for college. 

Featured on the cover of Time magazine and other publications, Andreessen became a poster-boy of the Web 1.0 bubble generation, and earned millions (or billions) of dollars practically overnight.

The organizers of a Martin Luther King, Jr. community celebration are inviting area schoolchildren to be part of a poster and creative writing contest. 

The contest is open to children in grades kindergarten through 12 who live or attend school in Brown County, or who attend an Oneida Nation school. Students may submit a poster, essay or poem that exemplifies this year’s event theme of “moving forward with the dream."

For a contest entry form and official rules, go to www.nwtc.edu/diversity or go to www.uwgb.edu/learnpart. For information, contact Juliet Cole at colej@uwgb.edu or (920) 465-5094.

A man who was smoking set himself on fire and suffered burns to more than 50% of his body early Wednesday on Chicago's south side. 

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Families are a step closer to enjoying the rodeo together and in a tobacco-free environment. 

The U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company announced that it will end its sponsorship with the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association at the end of the year. Some say that this signals the start of a tobacco-free era for professional rodeo, which has had ties with tobacco since 1986.

"A number of organizations including, Buck Tobacco, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, Oklahoma Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT), Montana REACT, and many others have been instrumental in sending out the message - Rodeos Are For Families - Not Big Tobacco." (Cowboy Ted Hallisey)

After being crowned the Wisconsin Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, 17-year-old LaQuita Grinnage, beat out 13 others to become the Midwest Region Youth of the Year.

Youth of the Year is the highest honor any Club member can receive.  It recognizes a member’s outstanding contributions to family, school, community and Club, as well as personal challenges and obstacles overcome.

Read LaQuita’s inspiring story and find out how she continuously reaches out to other teens.

Play the Samsung Photo Scavenger Hunt and win its new DualView digital camera. 

All you have to do it take photos of three of the five following things:
1. An item that resembles a letter of the alphabet.
2. An item that means happiness to you.
3. Your most romantic local spot.
4. Your favorite brunch spot.
5. Your favorite party spot.

Contest Deadline is November 14, 2009.

The American Legacy Foundation is working with MTV's "Made" to tie in its "Truth" antismoking campaign with the show. The five-week effort started with the Oct. 3 episode of the series, which gives young adults the opportunity to make their dreams come true through dedication, hard work and assistance from MTV.

The use of candy and fruit flavors in cigarettes, a tactic employed by tobacco companies to get youth hooked on smoking, is finally prohibited. Candy and fruit flavored cigarettes will no longer be manufactured or sold. This move will save countless lives by outlawing strawberry, lime, honey or pina colada flavored cigarettes that the tobacco industry has used to lure new, young smokers.

Full article:  http://www.lungwi.org/newsarticle.cfm?ArticleID=121

According to the Natural Resources Defense Council, 60 million plastic bottles of water are manufactured, transported, then disposed of in U.S. landfills daily.  It is a common reality in nations around the world, but a small town in Australia has decided to take a stand, and show the rest of the world how easy it is to make a difference. 

Bundanoon, in the NSW Southern Highlands in Sydney, will launch its Bundy on Tap Campaign on Sept. 26 to promote a ban on bottled water in the town.  Some local businesses have even joined the cause, in spite of a possible loss in revenue.