Pavel Bure's Photo Shop
	For: The Fans of Pavel Bure Time: No Idea Credits: Code - Jon Wirth URL: www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Track/8921/ Summary: My first ever web page. I don't know my password so it will forever remain unchanged. Ya I know it is the best. Funny enough most of the people that came thought that the site was made by Mr. Bure. Also, it is amusing to notice the amount of guestbook entries. If you look through them, you will notice a post from me stating that I forgot the password. Unfortunately, the guestbook signing page is broken. I assume it has been since 2001 started, since that is when the post suddenly stopped after 3 years of activity. Such praise as: "Way rad, my friend" - Trisha Haddad "I think your one of the best players in Vancouver." - Imran Jiwa "Do you have a girl friend. My cousin does!" - Matthew

Harvesters of Sorrow: A Team Fortress Clan (Version 1)
	For: The Harvesters of Sorrow Time: 2 weeks Credits: Code, Graphics - Jon Wirth URL: N/A Summary: The second official [HoS] site. Dubbed version 1 becuase I think of the first one has more of a beta than a real site. Frames were the name of the game for this site. This site worked as the [HoS] site for a bit more than 2 years before being retired. Man was it some hot shit back then. This site was also the debut of the "HoS Logo" which can be seen in the top banner. This logo is also used in countless flashes and the new HoS site. This was also the first time I intergated flash into a web page.

The Arizona LAN: AZLAN
	For: An Arizona LAN Party Time: A few days Credits: Art, Code - Jon Wirth URL: www.clanhos.com/azlan/ Summary: I beleive this was my first site using ASP. I made it for a planned LAN in AZ for TFC players to come and have a good time. Unfortunately it never happened over the summer and then school started.

The "Sun Page"
	For: No one yet Time: 1 day Credits: Art, Code - Jon Wirth URL: N/A Summary: Though started after the 2nd version of the HoS page, the design was finished well before. This was made for no one in particular, and still has not been used. It was designed, in general, for a clan to use as their home page on an ASP base, but could be used for just about anything I suppose.

Harvesters of Sorrow: A Team Fortress Clan (Version 2.2)
	For: The Harvesters of Sorrow, a team fortress classic clan. Time: About 10 days Credits: Art, Code, Maintenance - Jon Wirth Art - Stephen Behling URL: clanhos.wirthless.com Summary: The third true incarnation of the clan [HoS] web site was again done by myself.  Unlike the previous versions it was build using ASP.  Constructions started in August of 2001 during the peak of the clan's performance.  However, it was abbandoned shortly due to the clan's unfortunate shutdown due to good old ASU and their stellar dormatory connections.  The site would be completed during mid-December and then released on New Year's Day 2002.

Wirthless Productions
	For: Exhibition of my HTML, Flash, and Programs Time: About 2 days Credits: Art, Code, Maintenance - Jon Wirth URL: www.wirthless.com Summary: ASP based page. Originally planned to be done in a single flash, but that was scrapped after I was unhappy with how it was turning out. Very pleased I decided against that.

Xerred Demm
	For: Xerred Demm, a Team Fortress Soldier guild Time: 1 week Credits: Art, Design - blinK Code - Jon Wirth URL: xd.wirthless.com Summary: Coded entirely in php. They wanted to take their site and add functionality like news posting, forums, dynamic roster, player profiles etc. Unfortunately, blinK did not have any of the source graphic files. But after about a week it was finished. Unfortunately, no one in the guild really took charge of the page and so not much has been done with it since it was finished.

Ice Cold Racing
	For: Ice Cold Racing: Hell bent for checker pontiac powered drag racing Time: 1 month progressive development Credits: Art, Code, Design, Maintenance - Jon Wirth URL: www.icecoldracing.com Summary: Another page reveling in the glory of php. Dynamic news with comments, picture galleries with captions and comments, a user sign up with email verification and other nonsense. Built from the ground up by Wirthless Productions.