jeff dunham

Jeff Dunham - Achmed the Dead Terrorist
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uwOL4rB-go
Jeff Dunham - Walter part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kXOg23pGeA&feature=related
Jeff Dunham - Walter part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67XTB9fytdA&feature=related
Jeff Dunham - Walter on Letterman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D60yjEbQnDg&feature=related
Jeff Dunham - Sweet Daddy D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaybOwDhJZo&feature=related

JAVA

PYTHON

WIKI

Wrox Professional Wikis (click here for download)

Google

Wiley Google Analytics 2.0 (click here for download)

How to Set up your personal Wikipedia

What you'll need:

- Free WAMP server (click here for download)
- MediaWiki (click here for download)

STEP by STEP

I. Install WAMP

WAMP is an all-in-one PHP/MySQL/Apache installation for Windows. Install WAMP in the C:\wamp\ directory. (Idefault.) Check the Autostart option. When the installation is complete, visit http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1 in your web browser to see the front page of your new web server.

II. Change your MySQL database server password

Now we're going to assign a password to your new database server . From the homepage of your WAMP installation (http://localhost/), go to the link on the page on the left under Tools that reads PHPmyadmin . From there click on the "Privileges" link. Check all users besides "root" and choose Delete. Then, click the edit button next to the root user, and change the password to something you'll remember and save. Once that's done, PHPmyadmin will no longer be able to access your database because it doesn't have your new password. We can remedy that easily.

Open the C:\wamp\phpmyadmin\config.inc.php file in a text editor. Change the line that reads:

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = '';

to

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = 'yournewpassword';

Where yournewpassword is the password you just set up in PHPmyadmin.

III. Install MediaWiki

Unzip and untar the package . Rename the resulting folder from "media-wiki-1.5.8" to "mywikipedia" (only a sugestion) and move the entire directory to c:\wamp\www\mywikipedia\.

IV. Configure MediaWiki.

Access your new MediaWiki installation at http://localhost/mywikipedia/. Click on the "set the wiki up!" link. The next screen requires all of MediaWiki's configuration options. Be sure to choose a site name (mine is "Ginapedia") and a WikiSysOp password. Under the Database Configuration, set the Database User to root and the password to whatever you chose in step 2. This seems like a long and complicated questionnaire, but it's not.
Then click the "Install!" button and let MediaWiki work its magic. All goes well, you'll get a message at the bottom of the screen that reads, "Move the config/LocalSettings.php file into the parent directory, then follow this link to your wiki." So let's do just that: Cut and paste the c:\wamp\www\mywikipedia\config\LocalSettings.php file to c:\wamp\www\mywikipedia\LocalSettings.php .

WEB DESIGN

web

XHTML

xhtml

WEB 2.0

web

DHTML

dhtml

JAVA SCRIPT

CSS

Cascading Style Sheets The Definitive Guide (click here for download)
John Wiley and.Sons CSS Hacks and Filters (click here for download)

HTML

HTML In 10 Simple Steps Or Less (click here for download)
HTML 4.0 Specification (click here for download)

PHP

A Programmers introduction to PHP 4.0 (click here for download)
Jon Wiley ans Sons - Beginning Php, Apache, MySql Web Development (click here for download)

AJAX

AJAX -- in action (click here for download)
Beginning Ajax with PHP From Novice to Professional (click here for download)
Ajax For Dummies (click here for download)
Ajax Hacks - Tips & Tools For Creating Responsive Websites (click here for download)
Ajax Patterns and Best Practices (click here for download)

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