> honest, the documentation for Arrows blows my mind. I think a few
> examples would go a long way.
>
John Hughes' original paper on arrows is full of examples. Additionally, Hughes wrote a tutorial on programming with arrows, for the 2004 AFP summer school in Tartu, which is very accessible. Both papers are available from Hughes' publication page. Also Ross Paterson wrote a piece called Arrows and Computation, available on the arrows homepage, which contains many illuminating examples.
-Jeff
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