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Anyone have any idea how to do this sort of thing? The animation that moves with your mouse? Thanks for the correction, @Alin. Just a link to a tutorial would be nice.
EDIT: Just also learned it's the parallax effect. That should help.
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The effect is accomplished with javascript, not just CSS.
The source code is on the page you linked to.
Have a look at jParallax, which makes it easy to implement the effect in a robust way on your own site: http://stephband.info/parallax.html
Guess you can always start by firing up FireBug and have a look at the source.