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Steven Feldman

@stevenfeldman.bsky.social

Passionate about Open, Geo, Arsenal, Politics & Judaism, proud Zionist. Co-host of the Geomob Podcast, co-founder of Mappery

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Steven Feldman@stevenfeldman.bsky.social · 3d ago

Self Posted Map Gorg Verweyen said "I am not sure if this qualifies as a map in the wild, as I released it myself to live on the wall of a medical clinic. Having all houses, one little stream and the two lines of public transport in the village seemed fitting for a place named after the same…

Self Posted Map

Gorg Verweyen said "I am not sure if this qualifies as a map in the wild, as I released it myself to live on the wall of a medical clinic. Having all houses, one little stream and the two lines of public transport in the village seemed fitting for a place named after the same village." Definitely a Map in the Wild

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Martin Calladine@uglygame.bsky.social · 5d ago

This is a very good point. Fifa needs football but football doesn't need Fifa. Fifa has no intrinsic value. There is no special reason it should be maintained and reformed. We could close it tomorrow and organise the World Cup and other tournaments anew and not one thing would be lost.

Mash@itismashagain.bsky.social · 6d ago

My entire life I’ve never called it the FIFA World Cup. I’ve always called it the World Cup. Fans don’t give a shit about FIFA. If national teams showed up for a World Cup tournament not held by FIFA we would all watch it. World Cup is the brand. FIFA is nothing.

Nick Harris@sportingintel.bsky.social · 6d ago

FIFA's ongoing crisis, entirely of Gianni Infantino's own making. arguably represents the best chance in a generation to genuinely replace FIFA, lock stock and barrel. A genuine coalition of federations could achieve that. There'd still be loads of cash to go around. Will it happen? Probs not.

Steven Feldman@stevenfeldman.bsky.social · 5d ago

Jouvençon Today would be my late father's birthday. He grew up in this little village in the Saône-et-Loire, France. I was passing by the city hall and saw the map on the wall. With the national motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity", I had to take a snap and share it. If you look at the street…

Jouvençon

Today would be my late father's birthday. He grew up in this little village in the Saône-et-Loire, France. I was passing by the city hall and saw the map on the wall. With the national motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity", I had to take a snap and share it. If you look at the street names, you won't find streets, only "paths" and "road to".

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Steven Feldman@stevenfeldman.bsky.social · 6d ago

History of Transportation Jen Mapes shared this USA map labelled History of Transportation showing various forms of transport from a wagon to maybe a car and a unicycle! All in crosstitch, not completed yet, this is a template at a thrift store. She said "I don’t quite understand" which I think we…

History of Transportation

Jen Mapes shared this USA map labelled History of Transportation showing various forms of transport from a wagon to maybe a car and a unicycle! All in crosstitch, not completed yet, this is a template at a thrift store. She said "I don’t quite understand" which I think we can agree with!

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Andrew Tyrrell@southarrowmaps.co.nz · 7d ago

How far can I get using AI in cartography? I drove Canada's Icefields Parkway last month, and want to make a poster map of it. Can AI help, and do it well? I started on my phone, then realised it needed more than that and moved to the desktop. AI-first: Claude, a bit of ChatGPT. A thread... 🧵🗺️

A zoomed-out view of the whole basemap, roughly 285 by 311 km of the Canadian Rockies in a painterly natural style. Snow-capped ranges and white glaciers run diagonally through dark green forested valleys, with turquoise lakes and rivers threading between them, opening onto flatter green-and-tan farmland in the north-east.
Philippe Auclair@philippeauclair.bsky.social · 3w ago

New in @josimarfootball.bsky.social. "It's only the West which goes after Infantino. The rest of the world doesn't care". Adjib Koulamallah, a magistrate and former Deputy GenSec of the Chadian Football Federation, disagrees. "Africa is silent because its silence has been budgeted for", he says.

An Open Letter to the President of Fifa - josimarfootball.com

Op-ed by Adjib Koulamallah, magistrate, former president of Gazelle FC and Deputy Secretary General of the Chadian Football Federation. “Mr. President, I speak at the very moment when my entire contin...

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