def next_request(self):
        '''
        Logic to handle getting a new url request, from a bunch of
        different queues
        '''
        t = time.time()
        # update the redis queues every so often
        if t - self.update_time > self.update_interval:
            self.update_time = t
            self.create_queues()

        # update the ip address every so often
        if t - self.update_ip_time > self.ip_update_interval:
            self.update_ip_time = t
            self.update_ipaddress()
            self.report_self()

        item = self.find_item()
        if item:
            self.logger.debug("Found url to crawl {url}" \
                    .format(url=item['url']))
            try:
                req = Request(item['url'])
            except __HOLE__:
                # need absolute url
                # need better url validation here
                req = Request('http://' + item['url'])

            if 'meta' in item:
                item = item['meta']

            # defaults not in schema
            if 'curdepth' not in item:
                item['curdepth'] = 0
            if "retry_times" not in item:
                item['retry_times'] = 0

            for key in item.keys():
                req.meta[key] = item[key]

            # extra check to add items to request
            if 'useragent' in item and item['useragent'] is not None:
                req.headers['User-Agent'] = item['useragent']
            if 'cookie' in item and item['cookie'] is not None:
                if isinstance(item['cookie'], dict):
                    req.cookies = item['cookie']
                elif isinstance(item['cookie'], basestring):
                    req.cookies = self.parse_cookie(item['cookie'])

            return req

        return None
dataset/ETHPy150Open istresearch/scrapy-cluster/crawler/crawling/distributed_scheduler.py/DistributedScheduler.next_request