Python Virtual Earth client for using Microsoft Virtual Earth web services

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PyVE - The Python Virtual Earth Client

PyVE is intended on being a fully-formed SOAP client for the Virtual Earth API from Microsoft.

Prequisites

Currently PyVE only really supports reverse geocoding, but the basic bits to set up Virtual Earth calls should exist.