Yep :)
I've been looking at that periodically, as well.
It's a pretty good idea!
Strange, though... the Nintendo Europe site doesn't have the same appearance or fancy Javascript as wii.nintendo.com
Still has the completely useless, unmoving Flash-powered links bar. (Since, as we all know, it's easier to open Flash, resize the scene, create buttons, set the hit area for those buttons, then add the OpenURL command to their release event, then finally upload them and embed them in the web page than it is to simply add some standard HTML links using the curiously forgotten <a> tag!).
Er... anyway. It's a good idea :)
If anyone else is (like me) confused by that -san suffix, it is the same sort of thing as calling someone Mr. in English.
LiveMove sounds good (and I swear, they were using either Gnome or KDE in that presentation... I can't tell the difference between their file selector dialogues, but it definietly wasn't Explorer. It's pretty lame that I am pleased by that, but it is pleasing).
However, it's unfortunate they they didn't demonstrate an improvisation system.
It would be cool (and completely possible!) to have motions recognized by a particular aspect of their shape, with the engine deciding the speed of the animation or to mix in another motion (pushing a rolling pin while spinning it).
Undoubtedly it will be done. If not, I will be very angered.