What happened to Adobe Bordeaux?

Remember back at NAB in December 2007 Adobe previewed a new technology call Bordeaux (Symble BX) and it has some of the same functionality as Flash Catalyst except it was geared more towards video producers that needed to create compelling interactive media and websites but lacked knowledge of Action Script.
Since then the product haven't been spoken of, swept under the rug and seemingly forgotten about on the Internet. Does anyone have insight they can share? Is the project even still alive at this point?

I believe that the features/functionality of what was once Bordeaux have been rolled into or are planned for Flash Catalyst.
Mordy

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