Most of my better work has been accomplished during periods of salary employment, and under rights contracts, and therefore is not available to be shown. What I've collected here are a few unpolished examples of works-in-progress, or short-term personal project work and documentation.
Please keep in mind that many of these are older projects, and many never proceeded through a phase of cleanup or distribution.

compressions.txt	A short documentation/testing project done a while ago to familiarize myself with bzip2 and where it may be most effectively utilized. This was processed in a short period and has not been modified since.
trexn	An extensive expect/TCL front end project progressed over many years, this is designed for a public chat system of an older design. The code in the version 1 series is a collection of legacy and modern revisions, and is therefore in a degree of disarray at this time, but is intended as a scoping and project example.
NHL schedule parser	This is a one-off perl script that become enhanced for use, but never had a design or improvement cycle. The function was to grab and sort/modify data from the NHL schedule site. It currently implements the grab via lynx. This is fast and dirty, and at current has probably only had around 2-3 hours of actual development time. At this moment (Jul 19, 2004) it is working for the new season announcement, but has not been designed to handle a very large degree of data variation for future changes.
Unix training document	The base outline of my traditional introduction to practical unix systems administration training. This is a process designed to introduce a person not to merely general unix use, but to give them a sharp and deep skillset for following procedures and understanding what they are doing. It is designed to be approximately a 30minute ot 60minute training course.
Firefox 0.9RC extensions	No longer maintained report page of testing of firefox 0.9RC with extentions updates. This is just an html page, but is presented as a form of mental work flow example. This was produced for personal tracking, and become a point of reference for a small group of peers.