Mining your information  Get more intelligence from your data
using Cypher and Neo4j - UPDATED for Neo4j 2.0  Graphs are on
the rise. From the Facebook Graph to the Google Knowledge Graph,
large internet companies are taking advantage of graph queries
to improve the value they can get from data they already have.
Neo4j is one of the new breed of graph databases that allow for
similar capabilities in companies that can't justify building
their own graph persistence or querying implementation from
scratch.  In this article, we'll look at Cypher - the language
for querying and updating graphs in Neo4j. It's a declarative,
SQL like language for simply specifying graph based queries.
This tutorial is designed for the newest version 2.0 of Neo4j,
which was released in December 2013.  Getting started   Start by
downloading the Neo4j file at    • On Windows: Run the installer
and start the server with the Neo4j Desktop App.    • On
Linux/Mac OS unzip the file and start from the directory
bin/neo4j start (stop it aga