Write to the support , they may can help . <| sep |> why not a wrist band that monitors forearm muscletendon activity ? <| sep |> No limit arcade gives the same XP . This was changed due to complaints . Seems like reciprocity would be fair in this case . <| sep |> can you redeposit ? i think you got buried <| sep |> This statement is a lie . <| sep |> thank you very much ! this is awesome D ! <| sep |> I know 5 people in my immediate family , so I guess that makes you incorrect . <| sep |> Uhhh , no . A doctor has to spend 816 weeks during their residency training in a rural area . That is the same requirement as every other family medicine residency training program in the country nothing unique to BC . It is true that certain applicants to the family medicine postgraduate training programs do have to perform a return of service contract serving , usually , a rural area . But this applies only , I think , to internationally trained physicians . These are either Canadians who trained abroad , or foreign trained individuals looking to immigrate . They have to do two years I think ? a location the government chooses I think ? which is usually a rural area . Think Port Hardy , FSJ , etc . I think they usually use the program to backstock underserviced communities . All the other graduates and the international folks after their two years are up , I think ? are free to work where it pleases them . But to put it in perspective , UBC has 118 spots for Canadians , and 52 spots for international graduates , so it ' s not like they ' re flooding the small towns with extra doctors . U of A is 67 and 7 , Sask is 35 and 6 . BC is waaaaay more into international training , in theory . This is the ROS contract for BC . fomfamilymedcarms . sites . olt . ubc . cafiles 2013082013 R E T U R N O F SERVICECONTRACTBCIMGfinal . pdf