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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September RelaunchA new team, a new look, an epic issue to remember 28 July 2005 - The Birmingham Tornado.Released: 10 June 2006 For the first time in 31 years, the Journal now needs an entire team for production. We now have 3 Editorial Assistants: Laura Gilchrist (who has been our excellent Photograph Editor for a number of years); Paul Domaille (who has also been our Media Reviewer, and continues to be our Media Reviewer!) and Sandra Spillane (who is new to the team). We also have a new Photograph Editor - Howard Kirby, who's enthusiasm for photography has shone on the TORRO forum and amongst the TORRO and other Weather communities and a Feature Writer - Martin North, who's drive and passion for severe weather will be invaluable in ensuring no major world event will go undocumented for further study by future generations. This fresh, new, truly dedicated team will ensure the professionalism the Journal is renowned for, will continue for many years to come, as well as ensuring the Journal keeps up with an ever changing modern world. The goal of the Journal stays the same as it ever did in 1975 but now, the events are on an international scale, not just focusing on the UK, we intend to continue the professional, academic research content coupled with event documentation and a more interactive scope. You, the contributors and readers decide what is published - we consider any kind of paper so long as it has severe weather and meteorology as its focus. We accept short communications or longer, complex papers and we encourage interactive letters to the editor, questions, and of course your wonderful photographs and DVDs of anything weather. It is this, wide and interesting range of content material which has lead the Journal's success over these many wonderful years - continuing to be the only Journal of its kind in the world. A completely non-profit organisation which has thrived over 31 years, had just 2 previous Editors and has continually produced 10 issues per year, every year... a real testimony to the dedication, commitment and passion the Journal oozes - join us in 2006 as we turn over to a brand new page. The September re-launch coincides with a special edition for the event which changed how many people view the British weather, the most significant tornado for a decade, which changed several lives forever: 28 July 2005 - The Birmingham Tornado. Please note, we are taking pre-orders for this Birmingham Special. If you wish to order a copy please email the Editor: sam@ijmet.org and we will process your details for dispatch when the issue is published. For More Information Contact: |
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