Is it a long and winding road?
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Definitely not Heather!\n\nI'm with Linda - although not literally!
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yes we are at a crossroads, we can't turn to the RIGHT....we already been down that old road and it is falling apart and DANGEROUS!  \nAll signs point to the LEFT...YIPPEE!!!!
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Got it on the second try.\nTrick is, you have to drive like the people you HATE to be stuck behind on the road... 5mph below the speed limit, overly cautious when turning onto another street, basically drive like you were a 70 year old lady.
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It's hard to say. The road may be owned by the city, but someone else could own right-of-way rights, easements, etc. to the road
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i don't think so.. and what do you mean a straight line.. do you mean if you take the whole street or part of the street(like lanes)
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i hear that the mojave road is amazing!<br />\nsearch for it online.
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Try runnig ethereal.  It will show you the actual traffic and you can look at stuff by port.  There mays be clues in the content.
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to get to the other side...
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"The Road Not Taken" because it talks about the choices people have to make in their life. At least once in a while we all have to choose between two roads because we "can´t travel both".
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the proof is in the pudding. It takes time. Once lost, it's difficult to recover. Some of life's lessons are painful.
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It's a bit long and cumbersome.  You would probably find that it go would over most people's heads...  But it IS clever!
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Road courses do challenge the drivers more than regular courses.  From a watching standpoint, I do not like the roadcourses. If I was driving, the road courses would probably be more fun
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Don't let it cross the road?
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I don't understand your question, it goes into many directions.
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There can be only one answer: To thine own self be true.\n\nThink objectively about what it will be like to follow each possible decision. Where do you see yourself five, ten, twenty years down each of the various roads? Which road holds the least regret? \n\nDon't fall into the trap of being optimistic about the easiest road and only seeing the bad parts of the hardest road: Consider each separately and equally - look for the good and the bad. Try to get a realistic idea of where each road will take you.\n\nAnd then: Go to where you want to be. If it's a harder road, it'll be all the sweeter when you get there. If it's an easier road, congratulations. But don't decide by looking at the road. Decide by looking at the destination to which it leads. \n\nWaynez
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Knowing that the path I was on was a dead end....
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According to Rand-McNally, it is 508 miles taking to most direct route.  I am an over the road driver, and in my opinion, the most reliable and  accurate source