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Tactical Weather provides accurate, detailed forecasts for adventure, race
or record challenges. Using our extensive global forecasting experience,
we provide tailored forecasts and emphasize
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Tactical Weather -- Lee Bruce Phone/fax: USA (01) 651 462 7274 (usually forwarded to my mobile, so please call before faxing) USA mobile: USA (01) 603 707 0128 e-mail: weather@oceanmet.com (mail@tacticalweather.com still is
valid)
I’ve been contemplating
a name change for a couple of years now, and I’ve decided to go ahead with it
this year. The original name of
Tactical Weather LLC will remain valid for all business, but I will start
using OceanMet
as a dba (doing business as) in my day-to-day
operations—as a division of Tactical Weather. Checks, wire transfers and such
can be addressed to Tactical Weather or OceanMet—either name will work. I will keep Tactical Weather LLC as my official
company name for tax purposes and such, but will operate under OceanMet. The
original name of Tactical Weather was mostly aimed at sailing racers and
record setters. But rule changes have
severely limited my participation in such adventures, so the name doesn’t
reflect the majority of my work. Most of my forecasting now goes to
superyachts, followed by special projects such as ocean rowing or sailing
records. I tried to
register ‘OceanMet’ through the US Patent and Trade Office, but it was
rejected as being too generic, since many ‘OceanMet’ references were found
within the military and academic worlds. But I do
own the rights to oceanmet.com, oceanmet.eu, and oceanmet.co.uk, so I’m
optimistic that there will be no problems.
In the worst case scenario, I’ll revert to Tactical Weather. But “OceanMet” is easier to say than
“Tactical Weather”, so I hope it will stick! I also
renewed my registered service mark of “Global Adventure Meteorology.” That has no impact on my day-to-day
operations—it’s just a nice description of what I do. As part of
the transition, I have changed my primary e-mail address to weather@oceanmet.com. Please
change your address book contact for me to show weather@oceanmet.com. I will continue
to monitor mail@tacticalweather.com
for several months, so we should be able to stay in contact either way, but
I’d like to make the switch now. Even if you
make the change, please check your SPAM folder in case my messages get routed
there. Best
regards, Lee Bruce |
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