Description: Rickshaw is a JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time series graphs. Looks nifty. Free, open source, MIT licence, developed at Shutterstock.com.

.titanic {
float: none;
}
....and many more.

"I made CSS3 progress bars for a display of data inside localised leaderboards for the new analytics platform at <a href="http://g5platform.com">G5</a>.<br />"They are light-weight, requiring no Javascript. They look great on iOS devices and they're incredibly simple to use and customise. No images are used."<br />"These progress bars are <a href="https://github.com/jsullivan/CSS3-Progress-bars">free to download at Github</a>."

"Vector math is pretty much essential when you want to do any kind of physics simulation, be it as simple as a bouncing ball. While my goal originally was to implement a flocking simulation (like birds flying close to each other, but not too close), the lack of math skills led me to build a bouncing ball simulation first."

You never know when this will come in useful.

A fun exercise is to dig through the CSS files that Brandon has, um, linked to and figure out where the image has been added - and how Alfredapp.com avoids displaying it, since it's using the same CSS