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Oslo International Film Festival is celebrating the 40-year anniversary of Monty Python and the 30-year anniversary of the premiere of Life of Brian, with a special screening in cooperation with Cinemateket and Lille Måne Forlag. Terry Jones is visiting Oslo to promote the Norwegian edition of his latest book The Barbarians, and he will also be attending the screening of Life of Brian at Filmens Hus on the 24th of November. Life of Brian is the now well-known story of Brian Cohen, the man mistaken for the Messias. Life of Brian was banned in Norway in 1980, and was not released in its original form until 2004.
DIRECTOR
Terry Jones (b. 1942, Wales) is most famous for his work with Monty Python, but he has also worked as TV-host, director, political commentator and as a writer of both children’s books and history books. In addition, he directed Monthy Python and the Holy Grail (1975, with Terry Gilliam), The Meaning of Life (1983), Erik the Viking (1989), and The Wind in the Willows (1996).
My little pork-n-bean head.
Every time I see his red hair, I think my Granny is smiling down on me. I miss you, Red - and wish you'd have been able to meet and get to know these wonderful boys.
Update:
Next >>> ... webpys longterm future
Next >>>... installed svn, apache2 reconfigured, webpy works again
Next >>> ... reinstalling webpy stack
Next >>> ... raising my blood pressure
www.flickr.com/photos/bootload/102536597/ ... Forms working.
Next >>> ... Rudimentary forms working.
Next >>> .... Templates working.
Next >>> ... Bugs in using Cheetah templates
hello world
finally got installed again. The server died, requiring a re-install with associated problems, my prior install would not work (even following my previous install notes.)
It turns out the big nasty bug was a simple string in the .htaccess file (exclusion of 'wsgi' string in last line of top paragraph).
setup, mkII
Setting up webpy is pretty easy on Ubuntu. But the packages.debian.org/unstable/python/python-webpy file is catch 22. The installer requires python version to be b/w 2.3 & <= 2.4. Ubantu 5.10 ships with 2.4.2, so the debian install barfs. You cant uninstall python 2.4 as Gnome requires python2.4.2. So much for progress. A manual install is required.
code
So what you see here is the mod_python test code to see if mod_python works & the .htaccess code (blocked/commented out). Graham Dumpletom has a great article explaining how to test if mod_python is working. So read this before you even try setting up web.py.
Finally underneath is the hello.py code you see running in the browser. The hello world was replaced with the .htacess code.
webpy questions
*No installer, ie: python setup.py install?
*Why do I need to add an extra slash in webpy but not mod_python?
*Why is debian install Knobbled with the gui?
-ie: for Ubuntu gnome uses pythno2.4.2 but webpy requires python <= 4/2
is the grass greener?
Finally. It wasn't necessary to change from mandriva to ubantu to get it to work. doh!!!!!!!
The grass is only a little bit greener :)
at the premiere of IFC's documentary "Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyer's Cut)" at the Ziegfeld Theater in NYC on October 15th, 2009
Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt - December2008 ("I was just resting my eyes")
Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt - Oktober 2009 ("Yoghurt")
Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt - November 2011 ("Private Eyes")
Well, it's not exactly yoghurt but sour cream. Anyway, my wife and my daughter really enjoyed the experience of pasting this into my face.
Rather a flippant title, I know (Monty Python's 'Holy Grail' for those who don't get the allusion), but it's been a particular foul day today with constant rain since 9.00am so I'm trying to inject a bit of humour into my mood! I popped out yesterday evening to try and find some new locations and pov but became caught up in the play of light amongst the gathering rain clouds over Peckforton Castle. Right until the moment I set my camera up, the wind had been strong enough to cause the flag on top of the main Keep to flap in an interesting way but, cometh the click of the shutter, it dropped and so did the flag, curses! I waited a short while but I was losing the light fast so I clicked anyway. Looks good on Black (L). No French knights were harmed in the taking of this photograph, although I did see a swallow carrying what appeared to be a coconut! :-)
L-R: Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Carol Cleveland on stage during the Q&A portion of the Monty Python 40th Anniversary with BAFTA and IFC special award presentation and premiere of the IFC Documentary Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyers Cut) held at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York City, Thursday, October 15, 2009.
Watch the event here if you missed it live: www.ifc.com/python-live/
Here's video I took of the songs Sit On My Face, The Galaxy Song, and ALways Look on the Bright Side of life with special guest Billy Idol: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbZYMGMlA2glSDxbL2HnueW-vI...
A obra de um dos mais consagrados grupos de comédia mundial ganha mostra no Cine Humberto Mauro, no Palácio das Artes (Avenida Afonso Pena, 1.537, Centro). Os filmes “Monty Python em busca do Cálice Sagrado”, “A Vida de Brian” e “Monty Python - O sentido da vida” vão ser exibidos em 18 sessões, até quarta-feira, dia 3. A entrada é gratuita, com retirada dos ingressos 30 minutos antes das sessões.
Foto: Divulgação
Monty Python and the History of The World day-at-a-time calendar. One of my New York City gifts for myself. Now proudly over my office desk near to the monitor so that everybody can see it.
"Immerse yourselft in the world of bizarre and beloved british humor with this daily dose of MP. Significant events, classic bits and totally useless trivia..."
L-R: Jeremy Piven, Camilla Cleese during the After party for Monty Python 40th Anniversary with BAFTA and IFC special award presentation and premiere of the IFC Documentary Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyers Cut) held at the Le Parker Meridien New York Hotel in New York City, Thursday, October 15, 2009.
Watch the event here if you missed it live: www.ifc.com/python-live/