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En lançant Edens Zero cette semaine, j’ai eu l’impression de replonger dans le manga, mais avec une autre respiration : le rythme de l’Action RPG, les combats en temps réel, les Ether Gear qui donnent enfin une vraie identité à chaque personnage, et ce monde ouvert qui s’ouvre planète après planète, notamment Blue Garden. On sent le respect de l’œuvre de Mashima, jusque dans les quêtes inédites et la personnalisation très poussée. Ce n’est pas juste un jeu fan-service, c’est une adaptation construite, qui prend le temps d’expliquer ses systèmes et sa progression. D’ailleurs, en lisant des infos en ligne, je suis aussi tombé sur un aperçu intéressant sur https://1winmaroc.com/ surtout pour comprendre comment fonctionne une plateforme de jeu en ligne, les notions de dépôt, de profit et l’écosystème casino, sans forcément jouer. Comme Edens Zero, ça montre qu’un jeu bien pensé repose avant tout sur des règles claires et une expérience maîtrisée.

To many readers, this may sound like a paradox: how can knowledge ever become invaluable? In this article, I want to explore how corporate knowledge, when poorly structured and rigidly transferred, can slowly transform from an asset into a disadvantage. Not only for companies, but especially for employees. And over time, that disadvantage compounds. The journey usually looks familiar. You apply for a job, speak with a recruiter, send your CV, go through interviews, and eventually receive the green-light email: “Congratulations, you’re hired.” This moment takes us directly to the real turning point: the onboarding process. Those first one, two,…This story continues at The Next Web

Atlético Madrid restart their UEFA Champions League campaign with an away trip to face Victor Osimhen and Galatasaray in Istanbul on Wednesday night. Having played six league phase fixtures at the back end of last year, the clash at Rams Park will be the penultimate match at this stage of the competition — with Atleti nicely poised to qualify for the last 16. As a reminder, those who finish in the top eight of the 36-team league table will go straight through to March’s round of 16, but those who fall between ninth and 24th position will play an additional two-legged play-off match in February. View this post on Instagram As it stands, Diego Simeone’s men have picked up 12 points from six games, with a record of four wins, zero draws and two losses. A draw in Turkey would guarantee a play-off place, but a win would put automatic qualification in Atlético’s own hands when they play Bodø/Glint at home next week. Los Rojiblancos have shown some of their best performances of the season in the Champions League, and impressive wins against Inter Milan and PSV Eindhoven are proof of that. Defensive frailties were shown up away to Arsenal and Liverpool of the Premier League, but fun was had at the 5-1 home rout of Eintracht Frankfurt. There was also a 3-1 home win against Union St.Gilloise. As for Wednesday’s hosts, they have reversed Atleti’s results against much of the same sides. Gala took a heavy 5-1 loss against Frankfurt on the opening match day, before going on to beat Liverpool and lose to Union. Let’s hope that’s where the coincidences end, as Galatasaray beat Bodø/Glint already. Their nine points collected (3, 0, 3) has them in 18th place and ready to fight to stay in the play-offs. Next week they will head to Manchester to close their league phase journey with a match against Man City, so they’ll be extra motivated to come away with something from this one. View this post on Instagram Atleti are unbeaten against Galatasaray in six previous continental meetings, with the most memorable win coming in the first round of the 1973/74 season. Back then, the whole format was a straight knock-out draw, and that famous Atlético team led by Luis Aragonés reached the final. Most recently, Atleti did the double over their Turkish counterparts in the 2015/16 group stage — a season in which also culminated with a heartbreaking final loss. There have been a handful of players to have worn the jerseys of both clubs at some point in their careers, notably Arda Turan, Radamel Falcao and Álvaro Morata. Arda bookended his career at Gala and now manages Shakhtar Donetsk, but some have suggested that he could find himself managing one (or both) of his former sides in the future. There will be a minute’s silence before kick-off, held in memory of those who lost their lives in the tragic rail accident in Spain on Sunday. Team news Only Clément Lenglet hasn’t been able to travel to Turkey, as he continues his recovery from injury. All other players are at El Cholo’s dispense, including five players from the academy. Replacements for Conor Gallagher and Giacomo Raspadori are yet to come through the door, meaning there’s plenty of chance for youth to fill the gap for now. Pedro Fullana of Cadena SER has reported that club CEO Miguel Ángel Gil Marín and Men’s Football Director Mateu Alemany have also made the journey, as they look to close the signing of new players coming in this window. They may have some direct business to do whilst out in Istanbul, as local journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu has suggested that Galatasaray themselves have made an official bid to sign Thiago Almada on loan. Nico Gonzalez returns to the squad after picking up an injury against Girona FC on December 21 of last year, but it is unlikely he’ll feature from the beginning. All signs point toward Álex Baena regaining his spot on the left of midfield, especially due to the uncertainty of…

Juventus went to Sardinia riding high after two very good wins over provincial clubs to extend a nice run of form Then returned home to Turin with a whole lot of frustration attached to them. That is what happens when you don’t play well and lose 1-0 to a team that is sitting just outside the relegation zone. And you do it in the kind of fashion in which Juventus did so — which involved a lot of possession but not an overwhelming amount of quality scoring chances that left them certainly wanting more. With all of the other results that went against Juventus this past weekend, it was not a good Matchday 21 for Luciano Spalletti’s men, who now trail league leaders Inter Milan by 10 points and are down in fifth place following Roma’s win over Torino. Just a rough weekend all the way around no matter how you want to try and spin it. You can listen to Episode 321 of The Old Lady Speaks Podcast on the player below or your favorite podcast platform. No matter how you listen, we appreciate your continued support. To our dear listeners: Please look for the latest episode of The Old Lady Speaks Podcast to drop every Monday morning/afternoon for those of you who live in the United States. (Please adjust your time zone accordingly if you live outside of the U.S. or Canada.) If you happen to listen to the Old Lady Speaks Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, please subscribe to the show and give us a nice five-star rating and maybe even a sweet review because it is very nice to see that our podcast is being enjoyed by you all. The more you say nice things about us, the more we will continue to love you forever and ever and ever. We promise.