Reference SPARK application

Hi,
Is there any reference application out there using SPARK?
Something more then a hello world and 2 skinned components =D
Like a CRUD with 2 or 3 screens...
VELO

Well, it is supposed to be on examples provided by Adobe
Also, as Dave mentioned, parts of this application source code will be available and open examples provided by Adobe for working with Catalyst and Flex 4. I'm not sure exactly when they will be available, but I know they will be.
http://www.cynergysystems.com/blogs/page/andrewtrice?entry=cynergy_congress_flex_4_catalys t
I was hopping to find it here to study a bit.
VELO

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