new_contents: import tweepy
  
  # === Basic Authentication ===
  #
  # *Note: Basic Authentication is deprecated and no longer supported on Twitter.
  #      It is still provided for use in services like Status.net which still suppports it.*
  #
  # This mode of authentication requires the user provide their username and plain text password.
  # These credentials will then be provided for each request to the API for authentication.
  
  # You would normally fetch this in your application
  # by asking the user or loading from some dark place.
  username = ""
  password = ""
  
  # Create an authentication handler passing it the username and password.
  # We will use this object later on when creating our API object.
  auth = tweepy.auth.BasicAuthHandler(username, password)
  
  # Create the API object providing it the authentication handler to use.
  # Each request will then be authenticated using this handler.
  api = tweepy.API(auth)
  
  api.update_status('Updating using basic authentication via Tweepy!')
  
  
subject: Add Basic Authentication example.