I did have that initially, but moved to this approach for sanity reasons.

To plot the charts requires data to be in the form of a javascript variable:

```
var data = [{
                color: "#C00",
                data: [[1367366400000, 1104], [1367452800000, 240], [1367539200000, 113], [1367625600000, 62], [1367712000000, 22], [1367798400000, 0], [1367884800000, 0], [1367971200000, 0], [1368057600000, 0], [1368144000000, 0], [1368230400000, 0], [1368316800000, 0], [1368403200000, 0], [1368489600000, 0], [1368576000000, 0], [1368662400000, 0], [1368748800000, 0], [1368835200000, 0], [1368921600000, 0], [1369008000000, 0], [1369094400000, 0], [1369180800000, 0], [1369267200000, 0], [1369353600000, 0], [1369440000000, 0]]
            }];
```

Trying to output that in the razor is nigh-on impossible as you need to get the correct javascript bracketing, which razor won't let you do easily when mixed with stuff from the model.