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World Nomad Games 2026: Analyzing Kyrgyz Media Coverage with Python

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World Nomad Games 2026: Analyzing Kyrgyz Media Coverage with Python What did Kyrgyz media talk about during the World Nomad Games 2026 ? In this project, we used Python, Pandas and BeautifulSoup to analyze news coverage published by Kabar , the Kyrgyz national news agency. The goal was to understand how the Games were covered from a Kyrgyz media perspective. Instead of looking only at individual articles, we transformed the news headlines into data and created visualizations to answer three questions: When did Kabar publish the most World Nomad Games stories? Which countries were mentioned most often? What type of topics dominated the coverage? Data Source The analysis is based on 51 Kabar news headlines published between August 31 and September 6, 2026 . Kabar provides an RSS feed, which can be accessed programmatically with Python. However, the current RSS feed mainly contains recent stories. To reconstruct the World Nomad Games coverage for the event dates, ...
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JavaScript para crear un contador descendente

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 Hola en la publicación de hoy les comparó como podemos hacer un cont down o contador descendente para algún evento importante, por ejemplo yo lo voy a poner para la llegada del segundo aniversario de este blog 😋 que es el 27 de abril. Entonces para hacer un contador necesitamos una variable para la fecha objetivo, otro el dato de fecha actual, utilizar la función Math para hacer la resta y preparar nuestra página vamos a utilizar J avaScript para hacer la función      <script>     var varobjetivo = new Date("April 27, 2021 00:00:002").getTime();     var contdown = setInterval(function() {     var now = new Date().getTime();     var timeleft = varobjetivo - now;     var days = Math.floor (timeleft / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24));     var hours = Math.floor((timeleft % (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24)) / (1000 * 60 * 60));     var minutes = Math.floor((timeleft % (1000 * 60 * 60)) / (1000 * 60));   ...
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