Threading.Lock() question

[Alvin A. Delagon]

I think I just found out my problem. How stupid of me, I should've 
created an instance of lock in the class Process instead of class Send. 
Good Heaven's python's threading rocks! I stress tested the server 
script having two clients sending requests on a while 1 loop without 
even a time.sleep() and yet it still runs! ^_^

class Process(threading.Thread):
   lock = threading.Lock() # Lock instance should be placed here
   def __init__(self,query)
      self.query = query
      threading.Thread.__init__(self)
   def run(self):
      ''' Some data processing code here '''
      Process.lock.acquire()
      cursor.execute(query)
      Process.lock.release()

class Send(Request__POA.Send):
   def push(self,query,...some args here):
      Process(query).start()

db = MySQL().connect()
cursor = db.make_cursor()