Start with Python because it's relatively easy and makes sense. [Learn Python the Hard Way]( http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ ) is a good resource. After you've got a Python project under your belt, learn JavaScript because pretty much every programmer will need to use JS at some point. [MDN]( https://developer.mozilla.org/ ) is a good reference for JS, CSS, and HTML. W3Schools is a terrible resource and should…
lisp or Haskell, which one expands the mind more. I mostly only have time to learn one
I'm not sure where that leaves you, but one anecdote richer in perspective...
At this point I do find myself caring quite substantially more about expressive types than about code generation, which would argue for Haskell being more important.