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    A service-oriented, single-source, Java integration server with virtual Service Stores(TM) that expose services via web services, HTTP and more. Service Flows provide process automation. Mainframe, database, email, web, soap & ftp adapters are included.
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    Where In the World Have You Been?
    A PHP script with maps of the World, China, Canada, USA, India, Africa and Europe that allows the user to select the countries, provinces or states by clicking on them or selecting a checkboxes. Selection causes the entity to turn a default color which contrasts with defaults colors of all bordering countries. Thus a patchwork is made to show the history of countries, states or provinces traveled. Added features allow users to download their maps, to blow them up to posters of any size printed with media of any standard size such as A4 or letter size paper; and to get permanent URLs of their made maps in order to come back and further annotate them at a later date.
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