Time magazine sorted through the most useful Web presences, and some that simply serve to suppress office productivity. The result is “50 Best Web sites 2008″:

Here’s a look at the first 10:

1. GasBuddy: Guide to cheapest gas prices in your area.

2. Howcast: Practical advice with a bit of whimsy.

3. iliketotallyloveit.com: Shoppers post photos and solicit opinions on items they like.

4. Omiru: Figure out what looks good on you.

5. PsychCentral: Online quizzes provide psychological insights.

6. TripKick: Avoid bad hotel rooms.

7. Wikitravel: Updated travel hints and information.

8. Yahoo! Answers: Submit questions, get answers, some of which might actually be helpful.

9. Zeer: Nutritional labels for packaged foods.

10. Afrigadget: Simple, sustainable inventions in Africa.

Check out the complete list and a slideshow at Time.