Thanks for providing that info, Matt. It looks like you're probably dealing with a driver issue. Your iwconfig output doesn't show any link quality or even a signal/noise level when you're connected to your network. Without it, wicd assumes the link quality is 0, which will lead to a disconnect/reconnect. Usually the absence of that information indicates that your wireless driver isn't reporting it, but I would expect NM to run into some issues if that was the case. If you feel like digging deeper into what's going on I can give you some commands/scripts to query the link quality at layers lower than iwconfig.
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