You just have remember, the ones discribed there are really out of date (no Duress in MBC, not a single elf in Green, no Tides listed under blue decks... well that's not true, there's an odd Magma mine / High tide combo deck, really underpowered since it lacks allmost all of the untap spells...). The metagame is not creature oriented anymore (IsoBurn, Tides and MBC are not really creatures oriented...), but still then, you might find some funny decks, surprising ideas, and why not, with the addition of every card since the Onslaught block, build from an old fogey a new top tier deck !

I will list here some of my favourites, along with upgrades I can tought of.

Deck - Mono Blue Hermetic Crab

4 Maze of Ith
4 Desert
18 Island
3 Turnabout (Uncommon)
2 Curiosity (Uncommon)
4 Sigil of Sleep
4 Hermetic Study
4 Horseshoe Crab
4 Counterspell
3 Prohibit
2 Intervene
4 Opt
4 Impulse

There's definitely something to do with this, but I can't figure what... May be just having fun...

Deck – Phantom Cloak

14 Forest
8 Plains
3 Enlightened Tutor (Uncommon)
1 Land Tax (Uncommon)
1 Elephant Guide (Uncommon)
1 Aura Fracture
1 Tragic Poet
4 Quirion Elves
4 Phantom Nomad
4 Phantom Tiger
4 Nomads en-Kor
4 Llanowar Elves
1 Spidersilk Armor
2 Seton's Desire
4 Armadillo Cloak
4 Lay of the Land

This one is way more serious. I know how hard two colors deck are in PEZ, but this one should make something.
The Enchanted Phantom are definitely a strong mechanic, if you provide them color protection, especially from black and/or red. Elephant Guide should be out, such as Aura fracture, Tragic poet, Land tax, Seton's desire and Lay of the land.

This makes room for 2 uncos, better land tutors and mana producing elves.
Riftstone Portal is a great way to produce white and green mana, unsensitive to land destruction. Crop rotation is a one green mana land tutor, which can be used either to get Riftstone or to sacrifice it and have it in your graveyard. And it can help to get that missing Plains while you have plenty of Forests.
Quirion Elves are good but not enough. Skyshroud elves and Birchlore rangers are better, for example. You'd take Birchlore if you only wanted mana, but as you also want to keep a very agressive pace, I think Skyshroud are better : they virtually make every forest a plain.
Seton's desire is very bad without a discard engine. Tragic poet only helps to get back some Aura that would have been destroyed... What's the point when you can use Rancor ? It's a +2/+0 boost, recursive and for only one mana ! But the stompy star would actually be a bad choice here : remember we need to boost our phantoms' toughness. So we opt for Briar shield, +1/+1 for G, and can be sacrified to get +3/+3 till end of turn.
Enlightened Tutor is definetely a good card, but it seems a bit out of place here. The only real enchantment you'll need to get is Spidersilk armor, but you shouldn't have to need it so badly.
So you'll get 3 Phantom Centaur, that will make perfect finishers. Moreover they've got standard protection from black.

There you go with a lot more agressive deck, with better resistance. Of course, you can find better additions, and of course build a decent sideboard, but you have some ideas to work with !

Lands
12 Forest
6 Plains
2 Riftstone portal
Creatures
3 Phantom Centaur
4 Skyshroud elves
4 Silhana Ledgewalker
4 Phantom Nomad
4 Phantom Tiger
4 Nomads en-Kor
4 Llanowar Elves
Other spells
1 Spidersilk Armor
4 Briar shield
4 Armadillo Cloak
4 Crop Rotation

Nota : you can copy this decklist to paste into Magic Workstation or Apprentice ;)