suggestions?

[Robert99]

I really like looking at and learning from some of those "experiemental" or demo-for-the-hell of it type Flash-er's sites, particularly the ones that give you a download-the-fla option, like http://experiments.coldstorageonline.com/ for example...
I used to have a list (I mean on actual paper) of a bunch of cool ones, and I seem to have lost the $#@* thing... Can any of you guys make some suggestions? I think you probably know the type of sites I'm referring to... not really portfolio sites per-se, more like a list of numbers, usually, and each one represents some cool effect this person has created... and as I said, sometimes they include the Flash. I have been out of the Flash World for a year or so, and I'm trying to get myself up to speed again.
My apologies to all if this is the wrong forum to put this on, please move it if there is a more appropriate place...

[StuartW]

This sites got a lot of good stuff on it under movies and tutorials, there's Joshua Davis's http://www.praystation.com/ and
Robert Penner's http://www.robertpenner.com/
to get you back on the path. actually I'm doing some experiments involving the new MX actionscript and physics stuff like elasticity, inertia, gravity, etc. as I finish them the fla's will be at:
http://www.beliefspace.co.uk/downloads/
Though it's really just for self learn and not ad impressive as Josh or Rob's stuff.

Anyway hope that helps,

Stu

[Robert99]

thanks.. anyone else, suggestions?...