Al Aymond's dashboard

My subdivision(rural, 10 miles from nearest town) has the same problem.We feed on 10 miles of copper instead of from a neighboring road that has dsl and deadends 100 yards from ours.We are told it will be years before we get it while our neighbors enjoy DSL.My neice lives on that road and has high speed right now.We have 26 houses in here,and it makes no difference to AT&T because we are all constantly calling with no results at all except telling us it isn't available,something we already know.I am forced to use a satellite for internet for around 100.00 a month because there is no cable here either.I'm glad the president will soon force them to hook us all up nationwide,although I don't know how long Washington will take as they always argue about everything for a while first.