Hello everyone, it's week two of four for my run publishing TWIN4J. I'd like to take a moment to talk about Bonfire Night in the UK, which celebrates the foiling of a plot to assassinate King James I and his parliament on November 5, 1605. This tradition continues to this day with fireworks and bonfires being lit across the country. On to this week's events in Neo4j, we've had another jam-packed week of content that I'm delighted to deliver to your inbox. Featured community member Grant Beasley has been prolific in publishing blog posts on Neo4j, Rugby Analytics, and Prog Rock. He uses Neosemantics to import and explore 70's Prog Rock data, and his series on Graph Databases for Rugby Analytics explores the dataset using Python and Cypher. We've also welcomed Patrick Pichette to the Neo4j Board of Directors as an independent board member, with a background in finance and innovation. Additionally, we have articles on implementing Facebook social graphs using Spring and Neo4j, network visualizations with SigmaJS and GRANDStack, Neo4j Browser for functional visual validation, predicting mergers and acquisitions using graph-based deep learning, and more. Finally, my favorite tweet this week comes from Data Science Advocate Clair Sullivan, who publishes a new video every Friday on Bite-sized Neo4j for Data Scientists!