For starters, here is a plain text copy of my résumé... Or a PDF version. [HotJobs.com view]
Then there is my Master's thesis...
After that, the main thing I have here right now is a Java application I wrote called ResCafé. I recently revisited the code and toyed with the idea of a C++ rewrite, perhaps extending to a KDE3 version or something. That just made me appreciate Java more (dynamic class loading in C++ can be very weird). ;-) Now I'm wondering if I can't make the plugin system more generic, so that it can simply be instantiated anywhere, initialized with a Plugin superclass and go.
I'm still messing with PHP/Postgres to keep honing my skills. I guess it's sorta LAMP except I use Postgres instead of MySQL, cuz that's been the RDBMS I use since 1997, and FreeBSD instead of Linux as the Server OS, just to mix it up a little (still use Linux on my desktop). So I guess it's really FAPP or BAPP. I'm currently trying to build a Rebate Tracker since I love free (as in beer, here) stuff.
UPDATE: The Rebate app is quite nifty, with a healthy dose of CSS to purdy it up. (Don't know if I'll release it though). LAMP apps (and variants) really can be quite powerful. That said, I must have rewritten this thing twice already! Once to port it over to the Smarty template system and again to convert the DB access to a more abstracted pseudo-MVC style scheme. Various loader functions are offloaded to a master DB_Rebate class which subclasses a Postgres class and a Common class. The PHP scripts then just call the various loaders (or writers).
I had been contemplating a new project, again in Java, for managing a personal library. It would not have been a totally new app as I already have a console one written in Perl with a PostgreSQL backend full of data. I have since tinkered with a PHP web frontend which I've got pieces of (it'll display the book cover thumbnails). In the meantime, I have found Koha which is a full-fledged Open Source library management system out of New Zealand. While it is intended for actual libraries (public, school, etc.) I think it might be useful for personal collections as well...
Also, I'm a pretty active member of the Linux Users' Group of Jackson or LUGOJ (pronounced luggage).