Bill Burcham’s memeRocket

As of this morning, Joyomiâ„¢ is available for everyone who’d like a free account.

You’ve heard of a “to do” list, well Joyomiâ„¢ manages your “to get” list. Joyomiâ„¢ highlights overdue stuff and helps you get it back. If you’ve lent a book to a friend, create a Book Omi and you’ll remember to ask for the book back next month. Same idea for CDs and DVDs — money too. There’s a whole set of starter Omis. If you don’t find one that fits your purpose you can create a generic one .

Joyomiâ„¢  doesn’t just track your stuff — it tracks your online conversations too. Use the Joyomiâ„¢ Bookmarklet to create Omi’s for important emails, blog comments and forum posts as well. With Joyomiâ„¢ you don’t have to remember to visit a bunch of sites — all the conversations are consolidated in one clean dashboard.

Once you’ve created an Omi it’s easy to share it with a friend. Nothing like those gentle reminders!

I love reading about table-less layout with CSS. My experience though has been that it never really works for forms. I always end up resorting to tables to lay out my labels, controls and instructions. Well brother, Dan Benjamin and Dan Cederholm provide absolution.
Witness the tableful layout of the Cork’d signup form at the right ». Be at peace. Use tables to lay out your forms. Life is full of sweet pleasures.