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It's really a philosophical query, one reporters aren't well-suited or aptly trained to answer. But the current case of Temple 420, a Hollywood congregation that reads the Bible and smokes marijuana to communicate with God, is begging the question.
The Rev. Craig X Rubin, a minister ordained by the interfaith Universal Life Church and founder of the temple, sued the LAPD for $30 million Wednesday, claiming his religious and civil rights were violated when narc officers raided his sanctuary/head shop in November and purportedly told him it was not a "real religion."
But what is a real religion?
"There is no standard in nature to which one can go to decide if a group is a 'real' religion," says Dan Olson, chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Indiana University South Bend. "It all depends on whether people in the society that they are part of are convinced they are a religion. When different parts of society don't agree, like so many other things in life it often comes down to the group that has the most influence and power to determine whether the group will be persecuted and harassed or given respect and resources by others in society.
"Almost every accepted religion today has historical roots in some group that either broke away from a major religion (and was thus considered a heretical sect—Christianity started as a sect of Judaism) or started from scratch with the vision or innovation of a prophet/visionary/founder who was probably seen as a kook or a dangerous heretic by most people in his/her day."
The role religions serve in society also complicate our understanding of what is sincere or genuine and what is "fake."
"You have to give people a feeling or a sense of the sacred and then you have to bond them in community," Robert C. Fuller, a religion professor at Bradley University in Illinois and author of Stairways to Heaven: Drugs in American Religious History, told me. "The fact of the matter is anything that helps with those two function has religious values."
Last summer, a month before Rubin opened Temple 420, researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine reported that Timothy Leary was correct: Hallucinogens do enhance spiritual experiences. One third of the 60 percent of study participants who reported a "full mystical experience" described it as the most significant spiritual event of their lives.
Does that mean smoking pot—whether it comes from what Rubin believes is the tree of life written of in Genesis or just a weed—has religious value? Rastafarians use it, and the courts have ruled in their favor for consumption, though not transportation and distribution.
For Rubin, who is charged with two felony drug counts, and his followers, an LA Superior Court Judge will have to decide.
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First Visit to Patuxent Wildlife Refuge
I finally made the 10-minute-or-so drive to the only wildlife research refuge in the U.S., the Patuxent Research Refuge. I discovered that we have FDR to thank for carving out close to 13,000 acres from USDA and military land to help protect and conserve the nation's wildlife and habitat. So there's room for forest, meadow and wetlands here, which are homes migratory stopping places for all sorts of wildlife, especially birds.
Humans who stop by are just about last in priority here, as we should be. We take nothing but photos, leave nothing behind, and stay on the damn walkways. Also, no biking or "non-wildlife-related recreational activities such as picnicking, ball playing, camping and sunbathing." Good!
But wildlife-viewing opportunities abound, from afoot on trails or in trams.
When I visited last weekend the sky actually looked like this – no Photoshop needed.
The shack below looked at first like a duck blind, from which people, you know, shoot ducks. What a relief to find out it's just a viewing shed.
Below, the view from one of the openings in the shed.
Next is an exhibit and demonstration site that won me over – it's a shrub-filled right-of-way that's perfect for power lines running through it, but still teaming with wildlife. Nothing like the typical turfgrass right-of-way that's pretty much a dead zone for critters. The sign below explains it all.
Another interesting feature is the Conservation Heritage Loop with several signs honoring "Conservation Leaders" in history, like Audubon and Thoreau in the plaque below. Others representing a later era include Lady Bird Johnson, Jacques Cousteau and Morris Udall.
To gardeners and garden designers, Frederick Law Olmsted may seem like an odd choice and it certainly surprised me. I see from the sign that he championed Yosemite Valley, but his imprint on landscape design is now viewed as a mixed blessing, at best, due to his popularizing of great swaths of turfgrass to "create the impression of pastoral meadows." Unfortunately, that's become the accepted use of open land in suburbs and and even cities across the U.S., even where annual rainfall is meager.
Below, a real meadow. Simply gorgeous.
Possibly my favorite part of the Refuge is this Schoolyard Habitat alongside the visitors center, which even in mid-November is lush and interesting.
Below, paths through and seating in and near the Schoolyard Habitat.
As a gardener I'd suggest some clarifications to the signage at the Schoolyard Habitat, to better help people choose plants that will thrive in their own yards. The statement that native plants "need less watering than non-natives. Once established, they require very little watering!" can lead to plant-choice mistakes and plant death because it gives the impression that ALL native plants are drought-tolerant when in fact, native plants are only drought-tolerant if they're native to dry spots, like the woods. If they're native to wetlands, many of them need supplemental watering during periods of drought. (And these days, droughts are longer than ever.)
Conversely, non-native plants from super-dry parts of the world actually need less water than plants native to Maryland which, after all, gets 40+ inches of rain a year.
Again on the subject of pest problems, the language is misleading. Native plants are indeed generally better able to resist native insects and diseases, but when it comes to nonnative insects and diseases, the nonnative plants that evolved with those pests are better at surviving them. And unfortunately, nonnative pests like Japanese beetles are here to stay.
Bottom line: whatever plants you put in your garden are going to need care, so my focus is showing people how to do that.
Garden writers and teachers of horticulture are always scrambling to clarify statements like this that can lead to confusion and gardening mistakes. Turns out, plants just aren't that easy to generalize about and the devil is in the details.
I Joined Friends of Patuxent
I picked up a brochure about Friends of Patuxent, the nonprofit that raises money for this fabulous place and supports it in all sorts of ways, and joined right away. Can't wait for the first "seasonal tram tour" in March.
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You show so well why this is really the most beautiful season. Those reds, oranges, yellows, browns, and greens are more interesting than just green and brown. On my first visit to this place a few years ago I saw a beekeeping demonstration and that led me to become (briefly) a beekeeper. The Patuxant W. Center is a hidden gem!

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"Imagine what it would be like if the phrase "I love you" was outlawed. How would you express that emotion? The Dakotah (Sioux) language has within it many, many phrases like, 'I love you;' phrases that are also rich with meaning, phrases that are now in danger of disappearing forever, phrases like 'mitakuye owasi³.' Many people translate 'mitakuye owasi³' as 'all my relatives.' This is correct. But it is so much more than that. To me, it is an acknowledgement of all that has ever been created, in the entire universe, as your relative. To nod your head in acknowledgement to a rock or a blade of grass and to think of that rock or that blade of grass as your brother and to call him 'brother.' But, it was not just one phrase of the Dakotah language that was outlawed. It was an attempt to obliterate an entire language. People that I know today, elders I respect, were beaten for speaking."
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AAIA's Dakota Language Preservation project takes place on the Lake Traverse Indian Reservation. The reservation is located in Northeast South Dakota and a portion of Southeast North Dakota and is home of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate ("the tribe"). The reservation is home to approximately 4,000 of the tribe's 10,000 members.
It is well recognized that most Native languages are in danger. Of 155 Native languages spoken in North America today, 135 are endangered. The majority of languages are spoken fluently only by grandparents. In recent years, tribes have become increasingly concerned about the loss of language and have begun developing programs to reverse this trend.
Currently, only elders over the age of 55 speak the Dakota language fluently. Younger members of the tribe may understand phrases, learn Dakota songs and otherwise have some limited knowledge of the language, but none of them are fully fluent speakers. Within a generation, the language will be lost from the community. In a recent survey conducted by AAIA staff, only 9% of the adults surveyed in Sisseton community were fluent speakers, all tribal elders. This is true of all 9 Dakota-speaking communities in the United States, although there a few small bands in Canada where the language is still more widely spoken.
By its focus on youth, our program strengthens the self esteem of the most vulnerable individuals in the community leading to better life choices. The evidence is that fluency in a tribal language increase the chances that the children involved will achieve academically, and succeed in life.
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It's no secret that the population of the US and the UK is aging. Nor is it a secret that this aging population is always on the lookout for ways to maintain a fit and youthful appearance. One of the best practices for fighting the effects of aging is taking good care of your skin and, as everyone knows, good anti-aging skin cream is key to good skin care.
But why wait until you already see the signs of aging before you start to take care of your skin? According to dermatological studies, the signs of aging can begin as early as your twenties and thirties, especially if you were a devoted sun worshipper during your youth or had a cigarette habit. On the contrary, good skin care should begin right away and, fortunately, there are some good habits and behaviors you can start practicing now in order to keep your skin looking and feeling as youthful as possible.
1. Don't smoke! This is one of the best things you can do for your skin as well as your body. When you quit smoking you stop the repetitive lip-pursing action required to hold the cigarette in your mouth and which causes wrinkles around your lips. You also stop exhaling smoke, which causes damage and discoloration to the outer layers of the skin.
2. Begin an exercise program. Exercise helps keep your skin oxygenated, which makes the cells in your body, work more efficiently. This means they can replace and repair themselves better and thereby ward off wrinkles before they start.
3. Use a sunscreen. This is a key component of good skin care. Sunscreen is critical in the fight against sun damage which causes not only premature wrinkles but, in more serious cases, skin cancer as well.
4. Eat a healthful diet. Good eating habits are a vital part of an overall healthy lifestyle and equally important to good skin care. When your body receives the proper nutrients and vitamins it needs, your skin cells can regenerate more easily which promotes an even skin tone and a glowing complexion.
Regrettably, even with good skin care habits, wrinkles will eventually appear. This is why you need to take measures that will help seal in the moisture already in your skin, since one of the primary causes of wrinkles is a lack of moisture (as you age your skin doesn't produce as many oils). Some of these measures are described below.
1. Drink plenty of water. Sufficient water intake is critical to healthy looking skin.
2. Apply an anti-aging skin cream each night before you go to bed. Your skin can fight off the appearance of wrinkles best when you are sleeping since it isn't battling the elements from the outside world at that time as well.
3. Take omega fatty acids supplements (only with the approval of your doctor). They help the skin retain moisture and a more youthful appearance.
The beauty and cosmetics industry is huge, estimated to be worth more than $60 billion, with predictions for continued yearly growth. A big part of that industry is the prevention of wrinkles. In fact, millions of dollars are invested each year in research directed at discovering a cure for wrinkles. The demand for this cure is driven by an aging world population; a population that also has increasingly demonstrated a marked preference for natural remedies over artificial ones. Indeed, there are many remedies for wrinkles to be found in nature as well as many self-help treatments. One of the best ways to fight wrinkles, and many other ailments that sometimes plague us, is by abstaining from certain foods and activities. A healthful, well-balanced diet made from natural ingredients instead of chemicals, preservatives and other artificial additives, will aid in the skin regeneration process and help reduce wrinkles. Some of the natural ways to prevent and eliminate wrinkles are explored below.
1. Reduce sugar consumption. Avoid drinks high in added sugar, as well as candies, cookies and other sweets. Too much sugar consumption causes an increase in blood sugar levels, which, in turn, triggers a process called glycation. Glycation is a cellular inflammation that fosters free radical formation, which destroys collagen and elastin (the connective fibers in our skin). As a result, we get wrinkles.
2. Don't smoke. We tend to think of smoking as bad for the lungs, but it is bad for our bodies all around, including our skin. Smoking causes skin discoloration, wrinkles, dryness and other skin problems.
3. Limit sunlight exposure. Sunlight, in limited amounts is not only good for us, but also necessary for our bodies to create Vitamin D. Too much, however, is damaging to our skin and destroys its connective fibers, resulting in premature wrinkling.
4. Avoid excessive amounts of processed and packaged foods. These foods contain large amounts of preservatives and sodium that are harmful to our skin.
5. Do include the following ingredients when preparing meals:
a. Olive oil – believed to be an excellent anti-wrinkle agent, good at reducing wrinkles and improving our complexion.
b. Tomatoes – contain lycopene which helps prevent cancer and wrinkles
c. Beets – have a high iron content and also help fight wrinkles.
d. Vegetables, fruits and foods rich in antioxidants – these should all be part of your arsenal in the battle against wrinkles. All of them are rich in natural vitamins and minerals like Vitamin C, E, beta carotene, and selenium. Examples of these foods include oranges, grapefruits, blueberries, broccoli, brown rice, carrots, chicken, mango, pineapple, salmon, spinach, tuna, and whole grains.
6. Increase water consumption. In spite of its many health benefits, which include helping us to get rid of wrinkles, most people do not drink enough water. Studies have shown that drinking at least eight glasses of water a day not only improves our complexion, but also helps delay the aging process and promote better health.
Today, awareness about our appearance as well as our health plays a much bigger role in our lives than it did in the lives of our ancestors. On the other hand, unlike our ancestors, today we are faced with the deleterious effects of pollution caused by industries, vehicles, air conditioners, refrigerators etc. As a result, we require more medicines and sophisticated treatments to fight off these effects.
One of the ways we can fight these effects and thereby keep our bodies more healthy and attractive looking is by taking good care of our skin. The beauty and cosmetics industry has responded to our efforts at skin care by providing a vast array of skin care products, some of which are aimed directly at men.
Skin care products for men come in a wide variety and are useful in protecting the skin from the two major sources of skin damage: damage caused by overexposure to the sun and damage caused by atmospheric pollution. Skin care products for men include balms, creams, gels, moisturizers, sprays, sun blocks, tanning lotions etc. The key is to buy the product that promotes the health of your skin and to avoid those products that can actually do more harm than good.
One way to be sure that you are buying a product that is actually beneficial to your skin is by consulting a skin specialist or dermatologist about the product before you use it. This is recommended in spite of the fact that many of these products are sold on a do-it-yourself basis. Some of the products can cause harmful reactions and irritations and a consultation with your dermatologist could help prevent such skin reactions.
Because of this heightened focus on our appearance and health, nowadays men as well as women take an interest in the importance of good skin care. Today, women are not the only ones who try to maintain a healthy, blemish-free, wrinkle-free complexion. As a result, products have been introduced onto the market that target men specifically. These products are designed to counter the effects of working in factories or other hazardous places, occupations more commonly held by men. The importance given to male models in catwalks at fashion parades had made even the average man more interested in skin care products.
Skin care products can be purchased just about anywhere, including the Internet. One should take care when purchasing from the Internet, however, because the efficacy of these products is not always guaranteed. The marketing of these products is sometimes misleading and the products they are selling can be more harmful than beneficial. Once again, before you purchase skin care products from the Internet, you should always consult your physician first to see what he or she recommends


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As a player at Nazareth for two seasons, Van Gundy ranks as the career record holder for free throw accuracy (86.8 percent). He was inducted into the Nazareth Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.
Former NBA head coach Jeff Van Gundy '85 recently returned to Nazareth to host a Coaches Clinic, a half-day workshop for high school basketball coaches, on Saturday, September 26, 2009.
After 11 successful seasons as an NBA head coach—seven with the New York Knicks and four with the Houston Rockets—Van Gundy has spent the last two years as lead NBA analyst for ESPN and ABC. Van Gundy's teams made nine playoff appearances and he led the Knicks to the Eastern Conference championship in 1999.
Kerry Van Malderghem '08G, of the office of alumni relations, spoke with Van Gundy about Nazareth, coaching, and his new role as an NBA analyst.
Q&A with Jeff Van Gundy
How did your involvement with the Coaches Clinic at Nazareth College come about?
Kevin Broderick [Nazareth College men's basketball coach] texted me and asked if I'd be interested in doing the clinic. I have great respect for Kevin. I really enjoyed being part of Pete Bothner's [director of athletics at Nazareth College] committee to hire a men's basketball coach and I'm really excited about what Kevin can do for the program. So, when he asked me to do it, I was more than happy to.
You did a Coaches Clinic a couple of years ago. Are you looking to do something similar to what you did before?
Yeah, basketball really doesn't change too much...It's about four or five hours, so I'll be stretching my knowledge very thin.
When you do a clinic like this, does it ignite a desire to get back into coaching?
Well, the desire to coach has never really left me. I think certain family obligations (wanting to be around more; I have one girl going into high school now)...It was more of a family decision than not wanting to coach. So, I certainly miss coaching and whenever you get together with coaches and talk about basketball, you miss it more.
Does watching other coaches change your approach to coaching? Does that give you a different perspective?
I don't think it gives you a different perspective, but I do think that it gives you a chance to watch other guys work without having to worry about your own team. You have a chance to really study how coaches go about their business and certainly learn from them. I think that with my career in broadcasting I definitely have done that and I've picked up a lot of things as I broadcast the games and talk to the other coaches.
What was it like calling the NBA finals and having your brother (Stan Van Gundy, coach of the NBA's Orlando Magic) in the finals? How do you separate that brother relationship that you two have?
Well, I really didn't even try to; it was nerve racking. I wanted Stan's team to win, but unfortunately it didn't turn out that way. During the game you just talk about what you're seeing and not what you hope happens. You just talk about what plays are happening in the game. But, it was certainly nerve racking and I was filled with immense pride watching my brother work at the highest level.
Did you feel like it was a once in a lifetime opportunity for you—calling it and him coaching it?
I sure hope not; I'm hoping for a second opportunity this year.
What's your favorite part about being an analyst?
I think two things: the schedule gives you a lot of flexibility so that you can really be involved with your kids' lives; and second, I like who I work with. Mike [Breen] was our announcer in New York and I coached Mark Jackson a couple of times. The producer and the director are great. When you're trying a second type of job, to be able to be with people you know and like makes it a lot more enjoyable.
You mentioned your daughter plays basketball. What does being away from coaching enable you to do now?
Well, you can basically be there for most events - whether it's back to school night, or any event. Also, I am one of the greatest carpool drivers of all time now. I think I rank up there with any carpooler in America. And, [I'm able to do] the simple stuff that probably moms take for granted because they're the ones usually doing the vast majority of it. Just to be able to help, and to be able to be involved in a more regular way everyday is really a good thing.
What's your favorite Nazareth memory?
I think it would be centered on basketball; winning the Lincoln First Place Championships both years and advancing to the Final Eight in the NCAA tournament. But, the greatest disappointment was losing to Clark at home to go to the Final Four. The coaches I played for there - Bill Nelson, Bob Ward, and Jim Emery - I learned so much from them and it was so long lasting; that was probably my favorite memory.
Also, I worked in work-study for Sister Annunciata (assistant to the vice president) and she was demanding and tough...but I loved being around her every day. She was so good to me. You never realize who you may be impacted by...She wasn't trying to be your friend, but it ended up that way. She reminds me of some of my best coaches: demanding, uncompromising, and determined.
Is it true that the Sisters of St. Joseph attended your basketball games?
Sure, they tried to hide their competitive nature, but whatever was considered to be a bad call, they would be on the refs too. If you're a referee and you're getting yelled at by lots of Sisters then you know you made a bad call. Nazareth was really a special place.
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The body of a New Kensington man who went missing while on a fishing trip at Moraine State Park has been found.
Park manager Dan Bickel says he found 42-year-old Matthew Parys on Monday evening in a 9-foot-deep section of Lake Arthur, about 50 yards away from a boat launching dock.
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First, let me be clear. This wasn't my idea, but that of Steven Thrasher of the Village Voice. In Wednesday's edition, he has the cover story, The 100 Most Powerless New Yorkers. The piece is brilliant, and while this humble blog can't share the entire list, a good number of the most powerless are worth noting. There are a bunch of politicians on the list, but they're not particularly powerless or interesting. Others, whether categories or small groups of people, make the story worth reading.
For example: weed delivery guys. Certainly they're doing something illegal, but they also, according to Thrasher, at the bottom of a pyramid scheme as far as sales and distribution are concerned. In other words, they'll never get rich. Bodega owners also make the list. I'm not sure why, but in New York City anything that isn't a large supermarket like Whole Foods has become defined as a bodega. Little by little, as the city changes, these small businesspeople are being driven out.
Homeless people who hang out in public library branches, librarians themselves, carriage horses, and an 82 year old resident of Brooklyn's Bedford Stuyvesant who's facing eviction from her home (don't ask!) are among the most powerless. Weed delivery people aren't the only powerless deliverypeople, according to this list. Food delivery people take it on the chin as well, as everyone knows they carry cash and often get robbed.
A young lesbian also made the most powerless list. She's homeless, and spends her nights on the subway. Even members of the press made the list. This is because 21 or 26 journalists busted trying to cover the Occupy Wall St. protests didn't have press passes the NYPD doles out. Right after them come those with press passes, since they think they have an easier time by trying to flash them. Also among the most powerless: food cart vendors, pedicab drivers, riders who get on a "Select Bus" without a receipt (that gets you a $150.00 fine), postal workers, retail clothing workers, security guards, and journalists who have to come up with lists like the one done by Thrasher (refreshing to see a writer with both a sense of humor and irony).
After scanning this list, one comes away with a unique sense of what it's like to live and work in New York City, but not being able to exert much influence on the forces that call the shots. Here's hoping Steven Thrasher does another list next year.
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"I don't want to talk about it now," Haisong Jiang, 28, said when reached at home. "I don't want to talk before my court [appearance]," he said politely.
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Jiang, a doctoral student in a joint molecular biosciences program at Rutgers University is from China and has been in the U.S. since 2004. His attorney could not be reached for comment. An official with the Chinese consulate in New York said they have assisted Jiang and are following his case.
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I just wanted to say that I LOVE your poetry. You (and your poems) are certainly an inspiration to me, as everytime I log on to this site I hope to unearth another mind-numbingly spectacular poem written by you. When I read your words, I realize that you have a gift that no one else has, a key I should say. The key that you possess lets you wander the paths of emotions, as your control of emotions is like the winds at the beach. Your wind is able to sway the grass on those sand dunes eloquently or violenty, romantically or comedically. The poems that you write come from a place that most people are only able to feel. As a 17 year old about to embark on the quirky journey that is life, I just want to say thank you for letting me share in the delight that are your poems.
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Will the airport express work with the new 802.11ac Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station or should I buy the 802.11n Extreme?
Until a month ago, I was using an 802.11n Extreme and an airport Express to extend the signal. My 802.11 Extreme no longer works and I am looking to replace it. I am deciding between the n model and the new ac Extreme model. My most important question is -- will the airport express work with the new ac Extreme base station ?
If it does not, I will just by the 802.11n Extreme base station.- Asked by Jonathan C from Cary
- 27-Jul-2013
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can i replace my existing wifi modem with an airport express base station?
i was just wondering because my existing wifi modem is only 802.11bg while the airport express base station is 802.11n
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Can the new Airport Express Base Station extend the network from a new Airport Extreme Base Station AND use Airplay at the same time?
My old Airport Express cannot do both, you either have to set it up to create a network, join an existing network to extend it, or set it up for AirTunes. If the new one could do both, I'll buy it.
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Does this have 802.11ac?
I know it doesn't say this in the specs, but does it have the chip and just needs a new firmware update to work?
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- 11-Jun-2012
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Can the AirPort Express Base Station replace a modem ?
My modem is kind of old and the internet is extremely slow, brings me flash back od the Dial up days. can i replace my old modem with a AirPort Express Base Station and will it work with no complications ?
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While using an Express Base station in BRIDGE mode, are both ethernet jacks on the express active and free to use with wired devices?
If a new Airport Express is bridging a network connection provided by an Airport Extreme, will it allow two devices to be wired to the express and "bridged" to the primary network? I would like to relocate a mac pro and xbox 360 on the other side of my house and would like to hook these two devices up to the network. Otherwise an airport express and a switch would work, so I have read, but I would like to keep it as simple as possible.
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- 01-Oct-2012
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Can apple tv connect to AirPort Express Base Station ?
it does not show on the description. therefore, i am wondering if it works.
- Asked by Wilson L from Plainsboro
- 06-Aug-2012
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When using the express as a WiFi extension from the Extreme base station. Can Ethernet port be used?
With a baby on the way I have searched for a video baby monitor that will work best with all my iOS devices. The iBaby video monitor seemed the best fit. It needs to be hardwired directly into a modem in order for it to broadcast the video signal over WiFi. To avoid running Ethernet into the room I would prefer to use the Express to extend the WiFi from my Airport Extreme base station. But will then need to use the Express Ethernet wired connection for the monitor. Is this possible?
- Asked by Aaron B from Surprise
- 09-Oct-2012
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Can the new AirPort Express extend an existing network with an ethernet cable from AirPort Extreme to Express's WAN port?
Can the new (June 11 2012) AirPort Express Base Station extend an existing network by connecting an ethernet cable from an AirPort Extreme to the Express's WAN port, thereby making the Express both a wireless access point and also an ethernet port via its LAN part?
- Asked by Bruce V from Santa Cruz
- 12-Jun-2012
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Can the Airport Express Base Station with the IPhone 5
I have a new IPhone 5 and would like to know if this item is compatible or will work with the new IPhone 5 I just purchased? I don't always have WiFi access in my office at work so I'd like to stream Pandora internet radio to my IPhone5 so I can listen to it. Thanks.
- Asked by Norah S from Huntington Beach
- 14-Oct-2012
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Compatibility with previous generation of airport extreme
I currently have 2 airport extreme base stations these are configured with the radio set to 5 ghz as a single wireless network. can i introduce a airport express into the same wireless network but have this airport express transmitting on both 2.4 and 5 ghz simultaneously or will it be restricted to 5 ghz due to the older airport extreme configuration.
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- 22-Apr-2013
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Can I use the new airport express to extend (bridge) my airport extreme
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- 12-Jun-2012
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What are the dimensions of the new AirPort Express Base Station?
- Asked by Matthew W from Easton
- 11-Jun-2012
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can it extend my wifi network if this is my only airport base station?
I have a netgear router that may have he same type of thing as an airport extreme but im not completely sure...
- Asked by Melissa E from Olathe
- 21-Jun-2012
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how many airport express devices can I run from one base station extreme? I wish to extend into other parts of the house currently out of range.
- Asked by Karl C from Berwick Upon Tweed
- 30-Jan-2013
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Can I use the Airport Express Base Station to replace my existing Netgear router and still maintain the same network?
My cable company setup the network in my house with their equipment: a modem and a Netgear router. The router does not provide adequate signal strength even for a desktop PC situated a few feet in the same room. As a test, I plugged in my Airport Extreme Base Station to one of the free ports on the back of the Netgear router and the PC, as well as other wireless devices nearby, received a stronger signal. I want to replace the Netgear router with the Express without creating a new network. Is this possible?
- Asked by Anthony G from Edison
- 24-Sep-2012
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I want wi-fi access for my 2010 2.8Ghz mac pro. Should I buy Airport Extreme base station?
I do not have the following:
1) An AirPort card fitted - really expensive call-out charge and part
2) Would rather not run a cable throughout house to the router downstairs, as it is rented accomodation.
Will the Airport Extreme base station, pick up the wi-fi from downstairs?
Or do i definately need an ethernet cable draped all over the house to the Virgin Media router for a cheaper option?
(Have tried using a usb ralink but it has stopped working and want something more substantial)
What's the best option?
Thanks for any advice! It's such a headache knowing what to do!- Asked by Toni G
- 01-Oct-2012
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The insight could pave the way for new treatments, free of side-effects, to prevent thrombosis, according to the researchers from the University of Nottingham and Monash University in Australia. Thrombosis is caused by harmful clots in the blood that obstruct the flow of blood, which can lead to heart disease and stroke,
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Image: Colour-enhanced scanning electron microscope image of a blood clot at high power, showing a prominent white blood cell in the centre. Credit: David Gregory and Debbie Marshall, Wellcome Images
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