Hi, my name is Yasuhiko Nishimura and I am an interactive designer at Business Architects.
The Jikkyo Generator 2010 website build by us went live in May.
The previous version Jikkyo Generator 2008 was integrated with eyeVio for the videos but to enable more users to enjoy the website the new release features integration with YouTube.
In this entry I will explain a bit more about the integration with the YouTube API.
(This entry will be about AS2)
I think I have forgotton to post this experiment to JActionScripters.
Here is a playable demo & source code that I showed on the FITC2009 session. Storm simulation with 10000 particle.
Basically all physic and mouse interaction is calculated with bitmap force map. Precalculating mouse interaction with bitmap is much faster than doing mouse distance with 10000 particles every frame.
You can also see stupid 250000 particle version here.
In the Spark meeting #09, I presented an ARMessageCard for Geoff. At first, a card on the marker seems to be white, but a message will be rose by particles moves if you tilt the card. It works like a sand painting.
ARMessageCard from Yoshihiro Shindo on Vimeo.
You can try it at here (Please use this marker). Of course, source code was uploaded.
A point of this Flash is calculating gravity from the inclination of the card to move particles.
If you defined variables like:
private var _mat:Matrix3D = new Matrix3D();
private var _rot:Number3D = Number3D.ZERO;
private var _v:Number3D = new Number3D();
*Matrix3D and Number3D are provided by Papervision3D.
You can get gravity by the following code:
_mat.copy(_baseNode.transform);
_mat.invert();
_rot = Matrix3D.matrix2euler(_mat, _rot);
_v.reset(0, 1, 0);
_v.rotateY(_rot.y);
_v.rotateX(_rot.x);
_v.rotateZ(_rot.z);
var gx:Number = -_v.x * 2.0;
var gy:Number = -_v.y * 2.0;
*_baseNode is provided by FLARToolKit.
First, invert the transform matrix calculated by the FLARToolKit to get a transform matrix of gravity about the marker. Next, apply only rotations from the transform matrix to a normalized vector for gravity. Finally, get x value and y value from it. If you move particles based on these values, it will work fine 
I released a library called StreetViewManager to operate Google Maps Street view from Flash with ExternalInterface.
You can display Street View by the following code:
var sview:StreetViewManager =new StreetViewManager();
sview.load(35.659461, 139.700512);
In this case, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.
"goFront" method is to move forward.
sview.goFront();
Sample app is here.
Showcase
Street View x Wii Barance Board x Wii Remote x Adobe AIR from uranodai on Vimeo.
This is the virtual walkthrough app that uses the Wii Balance Board and the Wii Remote.