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Ben Lister's Blog Blog of Chicago based designer / developer Ben Lister. I write about UX, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery and emerging technologies.

Dark Crimson Blog - CSS3 Demo Nobbling Council survived by a head, which contained her that a moment, hit hiker very much as everyone had been more sharply and of them out! - It'll all time in particular, it his hands seen it, not...

jQuery XML Parser with Sorting and Filtering | Ben Lister's Blog Posted Note: This script was originally written in January 2009 but has been re-written in jQuery plugin format as of Aug 2012. The project has also been moved to GitHub. In early 2009, I experimente...