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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap is proposed as an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to work with LDAP services.
Zend Framework: Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Michael B Allen
Darby Felton, Zend liaison
0.1 - 5 December 2007: Created from content by Michael B Allen.
0.2 - 18 December 2007: Initial pass by Michael B Allen.
0.3 - 8 February 2008: Updated to match latest code by Michael B Allen. (wiki revision: 33)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap is proposed as an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to work with LDAP services.
Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap is proposed as an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to work with LDAP services.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Auth_Adapter / Zend_Auth_Adapter_Interface - This component is an implementation of the Zend_Auth_Adapter component and, more precisely, its Zend_Auth_Adapter_Interface.
- Zend_Auth_Adapter_Exception - The Zend_Auth_Adapter_Exception will be used to report configuration errors, environmental issues and invalid usage.
- Zend_Ldap - The bulk of the work required to authenticate credentials and canonicalize usernames is performed by the Zend_Ldap component.
- Zend_Ldap_Exception - This component catchs and uses Zend_Ldap_Exception thrown by Zend_Ldap. This is a companion class to Zend_Ldap used to handle unexpected LDAP extension errors and LDAP specific protocol errors (e.g. failed to connect to LDAP server).
5. Theory of Operation
Because Zend_Auth_Adapter_Interface has one method (authenticate()) and because Zend_Ldap handles virtually all of the heavy lifting associated with validating credentials (using the bind() method) and canonicalizing usernames automatically during the bind and with the getCanonicalAccountName() method, the Theory of Operation for this class is simple.
This component iterates over an array of arrays of Zend_Ldap server options and attempts to bind with the supplied credentials. Note that Zend_Ldap::bind() will canonicalize usernames and automatically lookup the account DN if necessary (see the Zend_Ldap proposal for details). If the bind is successful, the canonicalized username is retrieved and Zend_Auth_Result::SUCCESS is returned. If the bind fails, debugging information is collected and the next set of server options is tried. If no server successfully validate the credentials, one of Zend_Auth_Result::FAILURE_IDENTITY_NOT_FOUND, Zend_Auth_Result::FAILURE_CREDENTIAL_INVALID or Zend_Auth_Result::FAILURE is returned with any error messages from the last iteration of the loop.
With multiple sets of server options, the adapter can authenticate users in multiple domains and provide failover so that if one server is not available, the next one will be queried.
General Zend_Auth_Adapter usage is covered elsewhere but its use with Zend_Auth_Adpater_Ldap is best summarized with the following minimalistic example:
$options = array( 'server1' => array( 'host' => 'dc1.w.net', 'useSsl' => true, 'accountDomainName' => 'w.net', 'accountDomainNameShort' = 'W', 'accountCanonicalForm' => 3, 'baseDn' => 'CN=Users,DC=w,DC=net', ), 'server2' => array( 'host' => 's0.foo.net', ... $username = $this->_request->getParam('username'); $password = $this->_request->getParam('password'); $auth = Zend_Auth::getInstance(); require_once 'Zend/Auth/Adapter/Ldap.php'; $adapter = new Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap($options, $username, $password); $result = $auth->authenticate($adapter);
The names of servers (e.g. 'server1' and 'server2' shown above) are largely arbitrary.
The specific options permitted are described in the Zend_Ldap proposal.
The Username and Password Parameters
The second and third constructor parameters are the username and password being authenticated (e.g. the credentials supplied by the user through an HTML login form). These parameters are optional but if they are not specified they must be set using the setUsername() and setPassword() methods. A Zend_Auth_Adapter_Exception will be thrown if the adapter is invoked without a username and password.
The Authenticate Method
The work of a Zend_Auth_Adapter implementation is performed almost entirely in its authenticate() method.
To validate credentials with a specific server the adapter performs an LDAP "bind" operation. Normally a bind would only be performed by LDAP clients that wish to perform directory operations. However, when using LDAP as an authentication service, the act of binding itself is used to validate a username and password. Note that a password must be supplied because some LDAP servers will accept an empty password as an "anonymous bind". As per the Requirements section, this adapter will return Zend_Auth_Result::FAILURE_CREDENTIAL_INVALID if an empty password is supplied.
The Zend_Ldap::bind() method will automatically resolve the account DN and canonicalize usernames if necessary. This leaves little for the authenticate() method to do other than catch expected exceptions (e.g. Zend_Ldap_Exception::LDAP_INVALID_CREDENTIALS, record informative messages and build an appropriate result object. See the Zend_Ldap documentation for details.
The messages returned by the Zend_Auth_Result::getMessages() method on the object returned by the authenticate() method are described as follows:
|Messages Array Index
|String Description
|Index 0
|An overall message that is suitable for display to users (e.g. "Invalid credentials" or "Password required"). If the authentication was successful, array index 0 will contain an empty string.
|Index 1
|A detailed error message that is not suitable for display to users but is ideal for informing server opterators as to the cause of the authentication failure. If the authentication was successful, array index 1 will contain an empty string.
|Indexes 2 and higher
|Additional messages collected in chronological order during the authentication process. The final message will contain the string at index 1 if present.
All passwords will be replaced with "*****" in these messages.
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: [DONE] Create initial prototype.
- Milestone 2: [DONE] Create documentation necessary to use and test prototype.
- Milestone 3: Working prototype checked into the incubator.
- Milestone 4: Create unit tests
7. Class Index
- Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap
8. Use Cases
See examples herein and the Zend_Font - Karol Babioch#5. Theory of Operation section of this proposal and the Operator's Guide.
9. Class Skeletons
Dec 18, 2007

Developer Notes page is created at http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap, in case you need it.

Suggestions: Rename Zend_Auth_Adapter_LdapException to Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap_Exception, which extends Zend_Auth_Adapter_Exception, rather than Zend_Exception.

"The names of servers (e.g. 'server1' and 'server2' shown above) are largely arbitrary but must not be an integer."

Why must the keys not be integers?

The domain_name and domain_name_short option values could have automatic default values derived from the host option value, unless there are good reasons not to do this. For example, where ldap.example.com is entered as the host option, the automatic derived defaults for domain_name and domain_name_short could be example.com and EXAMPLE, respectively. I'm not sure what the best sane default values are, but I think the idea may make sense to consider.

Will this component not support anonymous binds? Though I think this makes sense, maybe mention why.

I would prefer that we have unit tests that pass against both Microsoft Active Directory and OpenLDAP. Are there other LDAP service providers against which we should test?

Protected method names must begin with an underscore (e.g., protected function _getHost()).

Shouldn't most of the protected methods be public instead (e.g., getHost())? Which methods will remain protected and why?

Dec 18, 2007

Suggestions: Rename Zend_Auth_Adapter_LdapException to Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap_Exception, which extends Zend_Auth_Adapter_Exception, rather than Zend_Exception.

Ok. I didn't do that because I thought it would be less desirable to have an Ldap subdirectory but I'm happy to change that (although ideally I think Zend_Adapter_Ldap_Exception should eventually end up as Zend_Ldap_Exception).

 "The names of servers (e.g. 'server1' and 'server2' shown above) are largely arbitrary but must not be an integer."

Why must the keys not be integers?

Technically, there's no reason. I'm just thinking that all options should be named so that list behavior is reserved. Also, note that most users will probably choose to use Zend_Config which places additional restrictions on key names (e.g. can't have '.' in keys if an INI file is used).

The domain_name and domain_name_short option values could have automatic default values derived from the host option value, unless there are good reasons not to do this. For example, where ldap.example.com is entered as the host option, the automatic derived defaults for domain_name and domain_name_short could be example.com and EXAMPLE, respectively. I'm not sure what the best sane default values are, but I think the idea may make sense to consider.

I'm not sure how I feel about this. If you make them optional, some operators may incorrectly reason that the default values will be correct. They will be correct a high percentage of the time but not always and when they're wrong it could be hard to debug. An operator needs to understand that there are specific names that are correct so requiring these values helps enforce that knowledge. In fact, I think I would prefer to see the names in the config so that it is clear to anyone who looks at it which host is an authority for each domain.

Will this component not support anonymous binds? Though I think this makes sense, maybe mention why.

Actually, I'm pretty sure it does support anonymous binds now. If a probe_password is not supplied I think it will do an anonymous bind. I'll test that and adjust this doc to better describe the conditions necessary for an anonymous bind during the probe operation.

I would prefer that we have unit tests that pass against both Microsoft Active Directory and OpenLDAP. Are there other LDAP service providers against which we should test?

Yes, we need unit tests. I just don't have them. I have tested the latest package against AD and OpenLDAP using the simple Zend_Controller app shipped with the zf-ldap package. I do not have access to any other server types.

Protected method names must begin with an underscore (e.g., protected function _getHost()).

Ok. Will update.

Shouldn't most of the protected methods be public instead (e.g., getHost())? Which methods will remain protected and why?

This is a good question. The rationale is that LDAP implementations vary greatly in implementation and schema so much so that it is impossible to parameterize everyone's needs. Instead, I decided to organize things so that subclasses can override methods if necessary and create an adapter that is more suitable to their specific environment. Users can provide their own name canonicalization, do DNS SRV lookups in getHost, check group membership in bind(), etc. Yes, we could still make those methods public but I can't think of a use case where they would really need them to be public. And we might want to change things as we better understand how the adapter is used so for now I think it's better to only expose the essential parts of the interface. I did the class skelelton quickly but maybe it should be stripped down.

Dec 19, 2007

I'm not sure how I feel about this. If you make them optional, some operators may incorrectly reason that the default values will be correct. They will be correct a high percentage of the time but not always and when they're wrong it could be hard to debug. An operator needs to understand that there are specific names that are correct so requiring these values helps enforce that knowledge. In fact, I think I would prefer to see the names in the config so that it is clear to anyone who looks at it which host is an authority for each domain.

You've convinced me that maybe it's not such a good idea to have such automatic defaults. It would likely cause more problems than it's worth. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Dec 25, 2007

I've nothing to say as regards content, but the param array keys must be camel case (as in other components like Zend_View). So it is domainName and useSsl not domain_name and use_ssl. I do not like that either but there is a <ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="PHP Coding Standard (draft)" ri:space-key="ZFDEV" /><ac:link-body>coding standard</ac:link-body></ac:link>.

Dec 29, 2007

I do not see any reference to camelCase array keys in the cited coding standard document. What section and paragraph?

I do see any reason not to change to camelCase anyway but it would be nice if there were precedence (e.g. other components that use arrays of options w/ camelCase keys)?

Dec 31, 2007

Yes, there is currently no coding standard that says that array keys must be in camelCase instead of under_score. But, I also agree that camelCase should be our standard, since it is consistent with variable and method naming standards already adopted by ZF coding standards.

I added a comment to this effect for an associated JIRA issue:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-691

Dec 31, 2007

Ok. Will do. Note that you might want to propagate that standard back into Zend_Config since that will be the ultimate source of these options keys for most people.

Jan 03, 2008
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This proposal is approved for incubator development. During incubation, the LDAP-specific functionality should be migrated to a separate, however lean, Zend_Ldap component, and have Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap consume it. The portions of code comprising Zend_Ldap would provide, for the purposes of this proposal, only those functions which Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap must utilize, but Zend_Ldap is expected to grow as a component in backward-compatible ways with proposals approved in the future.

Parts of Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap to move to Zend_Ldap (list may be normative, rather than comprehensive):

The above migrations are not intended to expand the scope of the LDAP authentication adapter, but is instead driven by our desire to 'future-proof' it.
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Jan 06, 2008

There's a new 0.4.0 package available. I have not yet updated the wiki.

Jan 08, 2008

Wiki updated w/ Zend_Ldap break-out changes. Also, a newer package is now available. Really need testers now ...

Jan 08, 2008

Michael,

I have a lot of LDAP Authentication going that I've written my own adapter for, and will go ahead and employ yours today in an app that I've been assigned. I'll get back with any feedback/problems that I run into. Thank you for the very nice Operator's Guide as well.

Jan 10, 2008

Great. We could use some feedback. Incedentally the guide is out of date now that Zend_Ldap was broken out.


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Date & Origin: Circa 1820 - 1830 and is European in origin.
Overall Scale: Large for the necklace, medium for the earrings.
Note 1: From the private collection of the estate of a famous German opera singer.
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1988: Newly acquired Yankee Jack Clark tears a tendon in his calf while delivering a home run swing in a spring training game against the Orioles, and will miss the start of the regular season.
1978: The Yankees take to the field for a St. Patrick's Day exhibition game against the Reds,who don green uniforms rather than their traditional red' starting an annual ritual that will
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1949: At St. Petersburg, the Tigers and Yankees slog through 17 innings before agreeing to call the game a 2-2 tie. The two sides issue 28 walks and leave 42 runners on base.
1936: Much-heralded prospect Joe DiMaggio makes his spring debut with the Yankees, collecting 4 hits including a triple. The day is marred only by the Cardinals' 8-7 win.
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Traveling to colder regions requires more warmth and shelter therefore limited amount of sun-time and less intense shore daylight. The body must adapt to keep the processes effective and keep you alive. I'm guessing as well fairer skin reflects light better therefore keep heat in.
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I think the skin color difference is largely solved issue (UV, D-vitamin, melanin etc). There are respectable new studies including those of Nina Jablonski. There is rather good correlation between UV (UVA,UVB and UVC) high radiation and dark skin color.
However hair and facial differences are interesting issues too. Haven't red much about these issues but there must also be climate (dry, humid...), environment (forest, mountain, desert, hunting, fishing obtions etc) playing certain kind of role.
Diversity among Africans is actually much larger than among Asians, Europeans and Native Americans because those who left Africa were most of the time with relatively small groups and very isolated compared to those who stayed in Africa.
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rswils:Not about beauty? Attractive mates exist in all cultures. Question was, what survival use necessitated large, broad noses, thick lips for only some tribes of Africa, Melasia, Alaskan Eskimos, Siberian Mongol, some Australian aborigines? All scattered across one half of the world. What common factors forged the similar change. Maybe jungle/desert/frozen habits are quite similar and food/water sources, oxygen requirements or enhanced scent tracking forced the mutation.
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The title of this topic is just down right, sad. Amazing the title could not have read "why do some ethnicities have larger noses and lips, then others?" News Flash, every ethnicity has a share of large noses and lips it simply depends on the genes that run within that family line. Wow, education 1:1!
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I don't know the answer to this specific question, but we do know some things about how genes are linked on DNA. Sometimes a trait that is helpful for survival is very closely associated with another trait on the DNA strand. So when natural selection keeps trait A in the gene pool as advantageous, trait B is also preserved. Trait B may confer no advantage, but it gets "carried along." I seem to remember reading something about this and that thick, lustrous hair in Asian women was somehow linked to smaller breasts. (I did not look that up. May be remembering wrong.)
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I did a short experiment with some Afro Caribbean friends, the first test was for 3 participants to pinch their noses slightly to create slightly narrow nostrils, the other 3 participants were the control and did not have to do anything. The IV was pinching nostrils, the DV was the type of sound that was produced by both conditions. Both conditions were given a 50 word paragraph to read out aloud and the voices were recorded. The second test was a semi structured interview in which 2 participants, had to pinch their noses for 2 minutes and were interviewed to discuss the way they felt after. (FYI I did not have any experimental devices to gauge sound or measure air intake) The results for the first test, the experimental condition was voices changed dramatically and sounded more nauseated (sounded like when one has a blocked nose or has a cold) while the control did not change. For the second test, during the semi structured interview, participants confirmed that their nasal airway was restricted and breathing from the nose was harder and rather uncomfortable, that they were forced to breath through their mouth. From this short experiment we can deduce that narrowing nostrils means restricted airway passage thus limited breathing and limited O2 intake for black people. I think a more in depth and better equipped study is needed to show on how much air is been taken in an out by people with different nostril sizes and if there any differences and is this has any effect on physiology.
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You know what I love most about fall? That feeling of change in the air, of new beginnings, of a fresh start on a new year. While it's not technically a "new year," it sure does feel that way, doesn't it? The trees, in spectacular fashion, are shedding the old to make way for the new. The air is more crisp, the vibe more cozy and romantic. What better time of the year to get married and start a new life together!
Of course, in the South especially, fall wouldn't be fall without football. And this wedding brought together what some might call a "house divided," with one hard-core Alabama fan (Bobby) and one die-hard Tennessee Volunteer (Lisa)! Anyone have some marriage advice for the days their teams play each other?
Lisa and Bobby held both their ceremony and reception at Brentwood Baptist Church. They filled their special day with classic fall décor and sweet personal details. The natural touches like branches and pumpkins, along with warm traditional colors throughout the décor (browns, golden yellows, crimson reds with natural greens) made this a classically beautiful fall celebration.
To make it extra-personal and show off that mutual passion for football, they surprised their guests with a pretty unbelievable Alabama Crimson Tide grooms cake! At the end of the day they required their guests to "pick-a-side" by choosing a Tennessee or Alabama shaker, and they were sent off to their honeymoon through a sea of bright orange and crimson! Don't you just love when couples bring personal details into their wedding that really share who they are? I know I do!
Enjoy the beautiful images from Justin Wright Photography and prepare to be inspired for your own fall wedding!
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-Flowers by the always fantastic Brocade Designs
-Photography, the fabulous Justin Wright Photography
-Venue (for ceremony and reception): Brentwood Baptist Church
-Bride's Cake – The Bake Shoppe (The Groom's cake was made especially for the Groom in his hometown in Alabama and then driven up here. Now that's commitment to your roots!.)
Happy Planning, y'all!
PS- The pic is black and white with the shakers, but let me tell you… that is A LOT of crimson and white and not so much orange and white. Bless your heart, UT. One of these days, the glory days will return to thee.


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Not only did the packaging arrive beautifully, I also received a blank $25 check from the CEO of Hana to help in the spirit of giving. I was given the choice to make the check out to the Haitian relief charity of my choice or to any charity of my choice to help others less fortunate and in need. I was in awe of the generosity that is being given by Hana to help others. That shows true heart and soul. Due to the outpouring of support, Hana's CEO has extended this offer of a blank $25 check with each Hana appliance order until February 28th.
Although the look of the flat iron and accessories and generosity of the CEO had me from the get go, I wanted to see how well the actual flat iron itself worked. It has been put to use numerous times from myself and the two oldest girls.
I have fairly straight hair to begin with but it is frizzy at the ends. This flat iron has done a terrific job of straightening my hair all the way through and giving it a sleek look. I found that it works better when used with the Hana ShineShield, a thermal serum that protects and strengthens hair. I've used my flat iron to straighten my hair all the way through, as well as flip it out at the ends.
My two older daughters have very kinky, wavy hair. They've used cheaper model flat irons in the past and they don't compare. They are able to straighten their hair in a decent amount of time with the Hana Professional 1" Flat Iron and their hair stays straight.
The cord on the flat iron is long enough for me to reach all of my hair without stretching or do someone else's hair without having them practically on top of me. I am also able to straighten my hair when it is completely dry or a little damp. There is an adjustable temperature dial of five settings for all hair types. I like my temperature at a lower setting while the girls like theirs higher. My only complaint, and it's a minor one, is that the on light for the flat iron continuously flashes when it's ready to be used. It can be somewhat distracting.
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I did not know about North Brother Island, considered part of The Bronx.Very good info and photos by someone who got special permission to go there and shoot the Island and the inside of the old structures.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2094823/New-York-leper-colony-Eerie-pictures-inside-abandoned-world-lost-island.html
Thanks Paddy. Glad to see someone looked at the site.I put this in the History category because, well, it's NY history.After almost a week went by and no one saw it, I put the Morris-Jumel Mansion, Willis ave bridge, etc. in 'stories' where it would be more likely to get noticed.
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Did you know that Greek Orthodox Easter and the so-called 'Catholic' Easter only share the same date every 5 years? This year 2014, the dates are simultaneous, which means that the island of Cyprus will be celebrating Easter along with the rest of western Christianity.
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Candies keep getting upgrades — they're bigger, come in more flavors, and pack in even more sugary goodness — but some oldies will always be goodies. We're happy to report that all of these beloved bonbons are still available, even if you have to order them online. Rediscover some long-lost favorites from back in your trick-or-treating days and get started planning your sweet reunion.
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The Baltimore oriole is the common oriole throughout much of the east. Monotypic. Length 8.7" (22 cm).
Identification Long wings; relatively short tail; straight, sharply pointed largely blue-gray bill with a blackish culmen; blue-gray legs. Adult male: orange, with black hood and back. Wings black with orange shoulder, white lower wing bar, crisp white fringes to flight feathers. Tail black with black-based orange outer rectrices. Female: variable. Some like male, but usually lack solid black head and have greenish orange tail. Typical female orange below, with brownish orange face and back, spotted or blotched dark on back and crown. Wings blackish with 2 white wing bars (upper 1 wider), white fringes to flight feathers. Immature male: variable. Like female, but no black on face, more extensively orange below, bill often with pinkish or orange tone. Juvenile: duller than immature, olive back lacking streaking, and dull, narrow buffy wing bars. Pink tone to bill obvious.
Similar Species The male orchard and Scott's orioles are similar to a male Baltimore; however, they lack orange below and on the distal portion of the outer tail feathers. A female Scott's, yellowish below with a characteristic greenish gray color on face and upperbreast, somewhat resembles typical female and immature Baltimores, which show a darker face contrasting with orange or yellow malar and throat and dusky spotting or blotching on upperparts. A dull Baltimore is very similar to a Bullock's oriole. A female orchard oriole is yellow below and greenish above, slimmer, and smaller; an immature male has a crisp black bib.
Voice Call: a whistled hew-li and a dry chatter. Song: a series of musical, sweet whistles; quite variable.
Status and Distribution Common. Breeding: deciduous forest, forest-edge parkland, riparian forest. Migration: northbound along Gulf Coast, but many are trans-Gulf migrants. Arrive Gulf Coast by early April, and Canada by early May. Southbound late July–early August, peaking late August–early September in north, and mid-September–mid-October on Gulf Coast. Winter: from southern Mexico to northern South America in moist forest and shade coffee plantations. A small number in the United States south and Florida, largely in urban settings. Vagrant: rare in NF and Canada; casual to Pacific Northwest and western Europe.
Population Despite a small decline from the 1980s to the mid-1990s, the species is not of conservation concern.
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Caught them at FYF last Summer and they blew my mind. Having listened to them for years they really delivered in LA and hopefully will do he same in the Desert. Hoping they get a night set on the Outdoor against a larger act.
Caught them at FYF last Summer and they blew my mind. Having listened to them for years they really delivered in LA and hopefully will do he same in the Desert. Hoping they get a night set on the Outdoor against a larger act.
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Been a long time fan and I have seen them twice, I am super excited to see them play coachella!
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i saw them in december in new york, after not seeing them for about 6 years, and they were absolutely amazing. was really hoping they'd be on the lineup. i think they'll put them in the cut copy 2011/the rapture 2012 slot. night time dance party. let's hope!
This will be my first and second times seeing them. Pretty excited for these guys and The Descendents. A real blast from the past!
Long time fan of these guys, never seen them. Fucking pumped.
Anything is possible...
SO happy they're on the lineup. Been a fan for a very long time and FYF was the first time I saw them live - NO disappointment. Played a ton of songs, covering their whole catalog. Great energy and kept the crowd dancing.
What the fuck is this?
I've seen them four times and they never disappoint. One of the funnest bands I've ever seen live.
Where's Underworld and Mew? Make it happen GV.
Have them close out the Mojave please
The Replacements --> The Knife --> Outkast
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I missed them at FYF because I was in vegas..first time i've missed fyf in years and i regretted it
last time i saw them was when they opened for bright eyes in 2005.
pitchfork just posted this today and got me pumped to see them in april
Saw them at FYF and on the Danse Macabre tour last year and they killed it both times. I plan on seeing them again at Coachella.
These guys put on 2 of the greater shows I saw in the early 2000's, then they started to suck really bad I thought. I'll for sure check out some of their set because you guys say they are rockin again (as long as they aren't playing any of their new shit :-P)...wasn't all that excited at first. Thx.
I'd be willing to bet they close out the Mojave sunday night. Like the Presets in 2011.
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I've been a long time fan of these guys. I've seen them at least 7 or 8 times. Always fun! I just wonder why Joel isn't in the band anymore...
Oh look it stopped snowing...
Playing in SD on the 17th. Tix are $10!!!
I've seen them about 20 times (I live in Omaha where they're from) and they kill it every single time. They played an outdoor festival here 2 years ago and as expected, amazing. BEST. LIVE. ACT. EVER. Can't wait to dance and sweat my ass off!
cant wait for this one. stealth on the lineup and i just remembered they were on it when the set times released, and they are one of the VERY FUCKING FEW picks of mine that arent being slaughtered by ridiculous conflicts.
Saw them a few years ago in LA and they put on a very fun and energetic show. I cannot wait to see them again!!


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