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Please note that the links listed here are not necessarily online games or even online entertainment related. They are, though, very fine, original and useful sites compiled by our editors. Visit and enjoy.

Site Title and Rank	Description
Berlin Apartments Vacation Rentals	If you're looking for high quality lodgings in Berlin then this site is perfect for you. It has a broad range of apartments available in what the company itself describes as the Golden Triangle, the most desireable neighbourhood in Berlin, Germany's capital city.
King Arthur and Mythical Avalon	This is a site devoted to King Arthur and the myths and legends associated with his life and the ancient Island of Avalon. It also features interesting pieces on Wicca and Glastonbury as well as the area of England known as Avalon, The Summer Isle.
Whatbird	A very well thought out site that helps you to identify North American birds by taking the budding ornithologist through step by step key identifying characteristics. Includes samples of bird song recordings to aid identification and much more. Excellent!
BBC	If you're going to use a news, interactive TV and radio service, why not use one that is well respected for its quality of journalism, that isn't allowed to spam you with advertising and is paid for by the British tax payer? You can choose to listen to the excellent World Service in any of 43 languages.
The Tips Bank Metric Converter	Excellent Imperial to metric conversion tables (and vice versa) including those tricky US gallons and just about every other unit of measurement you can think of. Simple and easy to use which is exactly what we like at OGN!
MediaFire	Excellent FREE resource for the swapping of files between you and your friends, co-bloggers, fellow group members or whoever. Extremely useful and simple to use. Highly recommended.
LinkPopularity.COM	A no nonsense, well designed site which allows a webmaster to quickly see how well his site is linked across the web. Simple and free to use, it quickly searches three major search engines and returns the result. While not definitive, certainly the sample search is large enough to give useful results.
The SETI@home Project	Join The Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence by visiting this site. The idea to use spare CPU time by building a radio telescope data analyzer into a screensaver so that millions of people from all over the world can participate in this project is worth a ranking of 10 alone. The site is also designed and run in a very professional manner.
Artcyclopedia	Tremendous compilation of information on art, artists and art museums. Links to online exhibitions and other similar interest sites as well as breaking news from the art world and monthly magazine features.
Cool Archive	Fonts, icons, clip-art, sounds and much more available free. In addition there are free online applications for creating buttons, banners and logos for your web site.
The Gutenberg Project	The Project Gutenberg Philosophy is to make information, books and other materials available to the general public in forms the vast majority of computers, programs and people can easily read, use, quote, and search at a cost so negligible it wont matter.
Internet Medieval Sourcebook	If you're looking to expand your knowledge about the medieval world, then this site has just what you're looking for. Very cleanly built and well categorized with detailed histories, maps, and source material covering the culture and geography of the medieval period. The rank would be even higher, but for the lack of a comprehensive search feature, which would make for an even more usable site.
The Van Gogh Museum	Finely crafted web site. Equally good for reviewing the museum before you visit or for re-living the experience afterwards. Includes a 3D virtual "walk-around" experience, the museum shop and, of course, the collection online with detailed commentary on each piece. Dutch, English and Japanese versions. The visiting exhibitions section is a little neglected.