How was the animation in the motion welcome window created?

Hi all,
I played around a bit in motion and I was wondering how they managed to get that 'lavalamp' effect in the video in the welcome window of motion?
(The blue video to the left of the window?)
What is done to the particles to make the small circles behave like leaves on a windy street while moving upwards? How are the 'northern lights' in the background done?
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks a lot already,
dl33

cool...Cool...COOL! Good job, Patrick. I made a couple MINOR tweaks. On the "orbit around" behavior", I changed the x velocity to 65, the influence to 1881 and the air drag to .63
http://download.yousendit.com/68DFD70E4A11B6E3 (sorry, I don't have a website of my own to post stuff)
Looks really similar, I know (since Patrick's was great anyway)...it just looks a little bit more natural. Patrick's looked a little like the bubbles were going in a reverse explosion or something...they were coming together too close (no offense, Patrick).
Feedback?
Jonathan

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