Someone may offer a recent replication of those resources, but until then, there's always the archive.org site's "wayback machine". Check out the content as it existed at various times over the years:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.logparser.com
Of course, if you do a google search for logparser, you will also find many (MANY) examples, and really the best resource of them all is still the book, Log Parser Toolkit, available in stores and online. While now 4 years old, it's a classic, and the fact that the used price is still so high seems a sign of its continued value to so many.