What you're asking for is synchronous (or blocking) execution, and that's really contrary to the design and spirit of node.js.
Node. Js uses the Continuation Passing Style for all of it's asynchronous interfaces. There is a lot of discussion around this and modules that have been created for easing the pain of nested callbacks.
There were rumors for awhile that node. Js might start reintroducing Promises into it's core in the v0.7. X branch, but I'm not sure if that's true or not.
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