http://pages.google.com

from pcworld ( http://blogs.pcworld.com/techlog/archives/001496.html ) :

It's a very, very simple Web-site designer that works in your browser. That's not a new idea (CoffeeCup did something along the same lines years ago), but Page Creator has a zippy, AJAX-y interface that feels like a desktop application. It offers a bunch of themes and a few different page layouts. And it does a nice job of eliminating the need to know anything about Web authoring. (You can edit in an HTML mode if you really want to, but mostly, you work in a WYSIWYG mode that saves everything to the Web automatically.)

It does require a gmail account to get into, so I wasn't able to get in and check it out having never gotten a gmail account (I got enough e-mail addresses...)

Here are a couple more articles about this....

CNET
http://news.com.com/2100-1038_3-6042357.html?part=rss&tag=6042357&subj=news

SlashDot
http://slashdot.org/articles/06/02/23/1317226.shtml

I have plenty of gmail invitations left if you want to get it...lol.

I don't have the time to check it out at this point but I will try over spring break to look at it and give people my thoughts....

Ive got tons of gmail invites too :)

If goggle keeps making stuff available only to those with gmail I may give in, but not yet. I already have ~10 e-mail accounts and that is more then enough.

I have a good number too....i just have them come in my email client all at the same time....so its not to bad.