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JANUARY INFORMATION RELEASE

January 11, 2010

• Volume 5, Issue #6 of “The Bridge” sent to 2009 members –
  Time for membership renewals

• Germany Tour #37 set for October 30 to November 5, 2010

• Biological Medicine Symposium 2010  ¶¶¶
  Vancouver, B.C., June 18-20, 2010

• Exceptional CDN to Euro exchange rates - instrumentation
     discounts available until February 15, 2010

• And, some important reminders and updates . . .

Monday, 11 January 2010

Dear Members, Colleagues and Friends of OIRF:

            Now, however, it is time to renew or apply for your 2010 membership status. You will find a pleasant surprise on the attached renewal application. Membership fees have been reduced now that we are sending the newsletters out to you via e-mail. Our costs in production of the newsletter have been significantly reduced and we are passing along some of those savings directly to you.

            We will send you an initial application package by postal mail including the new membership card and your invoice, as well as other membership details. Please fill in the application form that is attached so that we have your name spelled correctly, your current (working) e-mail address and your signature for the credit card charge.

            We are already at work preparing Volume 6, Issue #1 which is due for publication in mid-February. Watch for another article from Dr. Simon Yu as well as some follow up research documentation on the MORA-Color (from various practitioners) and on MORA BioResonance Therapy for Allergies (from Dr. Michael Galle). Let us join together in our efforts to further the acceptance of Biological Medicine. We are looking forward to receiving your membership application.

?    As I explained in our December information release, we have had a very busy time here at the Institute since my return from our 36th Germany Tour last November. Our official English language program at the 43rd Medicine Week Congress in Baden-Baden was highly successful and very well attended by many practitioners besides our own tour group. Dr. Hans-Peter Friedrichsen (the president of the Medicine Week program) has asked OIRF to arrange an official English language day for their 2010 program! Wow! Please see a copy of their invitation as well as my comments on Page 33 of “The Bridge”.

            The dates are set and the tour program will run from Saturday, October 30 through Friday, November 5, 2010. I have already begun to contact speakers (both for the English language day as well as our private tour group lectures) and set a schedule for this program. Watch for details in the next Issues of your newsletter. Make your plans to attend now, and join us for our 37th (!!) Biological Medicine Tour program to Germany.

?    Our most exciting news comes a little closer to home however. I gave you some preliminary information on our planned Biological Medicine Symposium 2010 in our December release. This project has consumed the majority of my time and effort since returning from Germany. I must say that the challenges and planning have given me a bit of frustration, but what an incredible response we have received.

            Based on our concepts of education, cooperation and information, invitations went out during December to multiple lecturers and exhibitors. As you know we had already confirmed Dr. med. Richard Krassnigg as one of two keynote speakers (he is so excited to come and talk to us that he and his wife are already preparing their holiday plans for after the symposium!). The BioMed and Terra Medica firms have agreed to sponsor a second keynote speaker that is as yet unnamed.

            We expected to confirm between five and eight feature lecturers for the remainder of this program. Guess what? We have ended up with such an incredible lineup of lecturers that it has been impossible to say no to any of them. You can see the current lineup in the attached information, but suffice it to say you will hear from well known practitioners, experts and scientists from the USA, Canada, Australia, Austria, Germany, Italy and the UK. Personally I cannot quite yet picture how we will fit them all in – but that is logistics and we will get it worked out shortly.

            This will be THE event in Biological Medicine for 2010. So many lecturers and companies are excited to come here and share their knowledge and information that it has already become a “do not miss this symposium” conference. Even with only preliminary information published, we have already received registrations for this event. Be sure to call Elaine and get your registration in early to take advantage of the fee discounts (and to ensure your place at this important symposium!).

?    Most of the German and European instrumentation and remedy companies will reopen today after the Holiday Season. Orders received over the holidays will be shipped during this week and new orders will begin shipping by Weeks 3 & 4.

            And, I have interesting news. Along with the US Dollar, the Euro has now begun to drop against other currencies. Our Canadian Dollar on the other hand has remained very strong. What this translates to (for you) is that if you order instrumentation and pay by credit card (which we bill in CDN Dollars) or in actual Canadian currency, we can offer you a quite substantial discount on all purchases. It will represent at least a 3% – 4% reduction from our published Canadian prices (and thus a small reduction from the US prices). I know, I know. It is all weird and economic – but, it represents some hefty savings on almost all instrumentation. I will try to hold this discount in place until February 15th, but that will all depend upon the vagaries of the banking and currency worlds.

            As a side note, please see the announcement from Med-Tronik (Issue #6, Page 31) regarding discontinuation of the RM10S diagnostic device. This is such a shame, but “the times they are a-changing”. There is a special discontinuation sale price on the remaining in stock factory units. Call Elaine for ordering details.

?    Updates and announcements:

        Ø   It is time for membership applications. Please print out the attached renewal form and fax/mail/e-mail it back to us with your important contact and payment details.

        Ø   Volume 6, Issue #1 is already being prepared and will be sent out to all 2010 members in mid-February

        Ø   Check out all the attached details for the Biological Medicine Sympo­sium 2010 and get your registrations in early. This is one of the most beautiful seasons of the year in Vancouver, Canada. We look forward to seeing you there and to sharing this exciting and educational event with you.

        Ø   Germany Tour dates are set: Saturday, October 30 to Friday, November 5, 2010. Clear your patient schedule now and plan to attend this program, and to be an official part of the Medicine Week lecture program.

        Ø   Please watch your e-mails and the website (www.oirf.com) for announcements and current details on the Symposium and the Germany Tour.

I think that covers it for this time. Enjoy the newsletter and with all best wishes,
I respectfully remain . . .

Carolyn

Carolyn L. Winsor-Sturm
Managing Director
Occidental Institute Research Foundation
support@oirf.com

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And a short chuckle from Dr. Zenon:

This is one of the best e-mails I have received in a while! An older, tired-looking dog wandered into my yard. I could tell from his collar and well-fed belly that he had a home and was well taken care of.

He calmly came over to me, and I gave him a few pats on his head. He then followed me into my house, slowly walked down the Hall, curled up in the corner and fell asleep. An hour later, he went to the door, and I let him out.

The next day he was back, greeted me in my yard, walked inside and resumed his spot in the hall and again slept for about an hour. This continued off and on for several weeks. Curious I pinned a note to his collar: 'I would like to find out who the owner of this wonderful sweet dog is and ask if you are aware that almost every afternoon your dog comes to my house for a nap?'

The next day he arrived for his nap, with a different note pinned to his collar: 'He lives in a home with 6 children, 2 under the age of 3 – he's trying to catch up on his sleep.’

                                                                                                     Can I come with him tomorrow?'

Until next time . . . CLWS

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