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“Chess greetings from Stavanger!” — José Diaz on #NorwayChess : http://t.co/BqNkUV9U5m #Kjeragbolten pic.twitter.com/wnubrsglp5 — Chess.com (@chesscom) junio 21, 2015

Magnus Carlsen is playing his worst tournament since he became part of the chess elite, carrying just half a point in four games, the first shock came when in a favorable position lost on time to Topalov, next Caruana made him suffer another defeat, now it was time for Vishy Anand to take a sweet revenge against his nemesis, in a spanish opening Carlsen avoided the Berlin defense which we could say is the "Stonewall" against the Ruy Lopez, this decision is no surprise since we came out badly from the opening in his game against Fabiano Caruana. Vishy insisted on 6.d3, a line that has given bittersweet results against the world champion. But this time he managed to exert a strong pressure on the kingside and by move 38 had decisive advangate, time came for black to give the quality and white penetrated with his rook treating to create a massive damage on black exposed pawns. I think the "bad form" of Carlsen is in no way diminishing the strong playing by Anand, now

If your daily work includes SOA and enterprise integration then you surely know about the famous book by Gregor Hohpe "Enterprise Integration Patterns" a modern classic on the matter that is plenty of beautiful symbols representing several concepts such as messages, channels, endpoints, queues etc. I bet you have been struggling with the fact that neither Visio nor other famous diagramming tools doesn´t include these symbols on their palettes, sure you can search a non official resource, but believe that it won´t be easy to set up, and probably won't work as expected. But there is a simple alternative, just use yEd , a free graph editor by yWorks, a nice and very productive diagramming tool, give it chance. But, yEd, being very nice itself, doesn´t include a EIP symbols palette, fortunately it's easy to solve this issue. Just download the icons file  and decompress it wherever you want, now open yEd , go to the palette, right click and create a "new section&