So, what's left then?
At right, Johnson re-ascending the broken off Aquaman buttress in February(?) 2005 after some of the crew hijacked the road and walked for several miles to pay our respects to fallen boulders.

Since you asked, here's a fairly complete list of problems that were listed in Ocean's Eleven and still remain in one way or another.

1. AJP Boulder - after the deluge, the mighty AJP, one of the finest single boulders in the universe, was reduced to a 4 foot tall hunk of perfect stone you'd readily ignore. Then Jeff Johnson and Neil Crancer spent an entire Saturday last spring digging it out. An 8 hour days worth, I recall. Numerous sessions were had over the summer...it was just like old times.
2. Anderson Roof Problem - unchanged, but for a little higher ground level (you nearly have to lie down to start.
3. Crack (right of Cake Walk) - unchanged but for a little higher ground.
4. Cake Walk - flatter landing (used to have a boulder underneath it).
5. Legless Lizard Project - go for it. Still hard.
6. Frog Route - unchanged.
7. All Star Mantel - unchanged.
8. Shock Wave - unchanged.
9. High Voltage - unchanged.
10. Capital Punishment - unchanged.
11. Lichen Face - unchanged.
12. Locals Only - of all the boulders teetering on the brink of extinction, of all the ones we thought would never last a lifetime, this one still sits on its precarious perch over The Lower Pool. Unbelievable this survived when others didn't.
13. Abra-Cadaver - flat landing now, which makes a pretty big difference.
14. Mantel (left of One-Move Wonder) - unchanged.
15. One Move Wonder - unchanged.
16. Death Arete - not sure if you can get to the starting holds, but it looks pretty much the same, albeit higher.
17. The Handicapper - Still one of the proudest lines anywhere. It seems taller now, mainly because all of the blocks that jumbled the base are completely gone. Safer than it used to be (probably).
18. The Guillotine - unchanged.
19. Blocky Arete Boulder - just up from the waterfall, where White Tower was. It has shifted a bit and the problems definitely look slabbier. They weren't that great to begin with.

 And what about new stuff?

Well, here's the short list. At least that I can remember off the top of my head right now.

The Wave Boulder

1. New Wave - precisely where The Wave was. Johnson made it a mission to get back up this thing. I couldn't get both feet off the ground after many attempts.
2. Arete - obvious arete where Life's a Beach was. Best problem on the boulder now.
3. Several warm up variations on the side facing downstream.
4. There's a couple jump starts on the Dyno-Mite side.

The Main Pool

5. Slab - behind where the Machine Gun Boulder was. I think it's supposed to be fairly difficult.
6. Aquaman face - starts kind of where Aquaman was and heads right and up (see photo above).

Lower Pool

7. Aguaman. A new gem for The Swimming Hole lies on the hanging arete/face between Abra-Cadaver and the waterfall. Neil Crancer busted this out last year. It's purely a water problem in the vein of Aquaman, and only do-able during higher water (that is, if you plan on falling off it).