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The Web site is meant to inform visitorsabout this revolutionary software in the world of international trade.As an industry leader, 3CE prides itself on using advanced artificialintelligence to translate everyday language into accurate HS Codes. Nowcustom brokers, logistics service providers, importers, exporters andgovernments can come to 3CEonline to learn more about the cutting edgeclassification tools that are available. 3CE software solutions can helpmanage risks and reduce the costs associated with customs compliance. Thecompany specializes in building automated tools for import/exportcompliance, cargo security enforcement, revenue / statistical assurance,and trade facilitation /promotion. 3CE’s HS classification software issuitable for both expert personnel and semi-skilled staff.3CE has maintained an advantage on the competition by striving to be themost intelligent and intuitive HS classification solution for customsbrokers, logistic service providers, enterprise shippers and governmentsworldwide. 3CE has also become known for its remarkable ability toautomatically identify and repair compliance errors caused by other globaltrade management software programs. Overall, 3CE users have gainedworkplace efficiencies, trimmed costs and reduced their exposure tocompliance penalties and duty payment errors.For additional information about 3CE and their industry leading HarmonizedSystem Code software, please visit the new or contactTony Yanow at ut 3CE:3CE, the Commodity Code Classification Engine, has been dedicated todelivering accurate HS codes to private businesses and government agenciesfor more than a decade.

3CE is a privately held company that developsexpert software systems that eliminate commodity reporting errors, ensurethe accuracy in duty payments, and facilitate global trade.3CE converts everyday language into accurate HS Codes. The company isdedicated to helping customers achieve their international objectives byreducing the cost of customs compliance through automation, minimizing therisks of customs non-compliance by increasing consistency and accuracy,and increasing international business opportunities by reducingcross-border complexity.Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. So into Round Six we go. The season is certainly spicing up now, as I’m sure you will all agree.Ferrari have looked very strong in both Bahrain and Barcelona, finishing one-two in each.

This has given them a welcome boost in the Constructor Championships points tally.But something was different last weekend. Those boys at McLaren usually consistent, conservative, and clinical guys were forced into a three-stop strategy. Certainly this was not the norm for a track like Istanbul, but the Bridgestone representative had concerns about those trusty Potenza’s.Their worry was that on the softer compound tires especially around turn eight, the famous four-apex corner the Bridgestones where overheating and a blowout was an almost certain risk, just like the previous year.So McLaren had to push on the harder compound tires, and adopt the three-stop strategy, using the softs for as little time as possible.Most teams would certainly make a hash of a situation like this and end up way down the pecking order. However, McLaren managed to score not only a podium finish, but it a second-place one at that. And not only that Lewis Hamilton in that MP4-23 at one point even overtook Felipe Massa in his Ferrari on the 24th lap to lead the race, then proceeded to extend a nearly eight-second lead at the front of the pack.This was something that would prove to be crucial come his next pit stop, as it would bring him back out marginally in front of reigning champion and current points leader Kimi Raikkonen.

Even after spending the last stint of the race under the intense pressure of Raikkonen’s Ferrari, Lewis was able to hold on to second place behind Massa.Massa notched his second Grand Prix win of the season, and his third in a row in Istanbul although a convincing win it was not.Hamilton’s driving in this race was compared by many critics to that of the late, great Ayrton Senna very gung ho, to the point, precise and very fast. Hamilton was like a man possessed, all over the back of that Ferrari and once he was past it he knew he had a job to do.The best race of his career so far? Many think so even Mr. Hamilton himself.He was quoted as saying that he had done absolutely everything right on race day, pushed the car, and got as much out of the MP4-23 as he possibly could. That was a sign to him that this was a great race.Could the outcome have been any different? Yes, it certainly could have, for numerous reasons:Lewis Hamilton chose the hard tires for qualifying.