Silverlight 4 business application themes - silverlight

We are starting a new SilverLight 4 Business Application project and are looking for theme. All we can find on the web are Navigation Application themes, which when applied to business application project, don't work. Most even have compilation errors.
Is there a place on the web to get theme specifically for that project or is there a way to translate navigation application theme into business application theme?
Thank you

Finally got around finding some.
Here goes :
http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/en-us/site/search?f[0].Type=RootCategory&f[0].Value=themes&f[0].Text=Themes&f[1].Type=Tag&f[1].Value=RIAServices

Repair RIA Service using below link that issue/error will be solved.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/4/1/241B26FF-EC1E-41FE-A782-E669C28A0A00/RiaServices.msi

There are application themes for Silverlight 4 templates at Microsoft Download Center.

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