MOVED: AMI bio flash interrupted!!!

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Answer 1

So I just skimmed your code and did find some inneficency and a red flag for why your animations are just stopping.  I've had 1500 tweens running at once with good performance, so I'm sure you're not hitting Flash's performance threshhold with number of tweens.  The following code is suspect:
function revealContent(theObject:Object,theAlpha:Number):void
     var mynewalphaTween:Tween = new Tween(theObject,"alpha",None.easeNone,theObject.alpha,theAlpha,3,true);
Since you have no reference for the tween stored after execution of the function, the tween can get garbage collected mid run, very effectively ending the animation.  I'd store your tweens in an array, add an event listener and function to respond to it's completion, and remove the reference to the tween from the array when its complete.  Since the clean up code is generic, you'll only need 1 function and can add the same listener to all your tweens.  The above code is only one example from your code, you treat your tweens the same through out it all.
Also, your state change code, ie. function homeClick():void could be cleaner and abstracted.  You're pretty much brute force coding this part.  I'd suggest storing state information (object positions, ect.) in a data structure and conditionally loading the correct data set and running it through the same function.  Would cut your code down to 1/3 of what it is now. 
I'm not seeing any code at all that handles the adding and removing of displayObjects from stage.  Not correctly handling this can cause HUGE performance problems.  Best practice, if you don't want something to be seen, remove it from stage.  Dropping an object's alpha to 0 or turning it's visibility to false does not stop it from being sent to the rendering engine.  Not to mention you can end up with objects on stage that have been forgotten about in code and will be persisted for the life of the session.
Hope it helps.