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My milk comes from a local dairy, and my Internet connection comes from a small company in Santa Rosa, Calif., called Sonoma Interconnect, or Sonic.

One line of experimental evidence in support of such a connection comes from work by Heiner Deubel and his collaborators, in which various changes to the way in which an object figures in action are shown to have an attention-indicating influence on the perceptual discrimination of stimuli that are presented on or near that object.

The connection comes from the lineage of his Caucasian mother from Kansas.

The Costa Rica connection comes from Frank's stepdaughter, Marianne, who volunteered in San Carlos in 2006.

Hopefully, you now see the point in the analogy; connection comes from what you do and how you act.

Me and my old man are really close and a big part of that connection comes from music.

"Where does this idea of greater connection come from?" he fumes.

Wayport receives anywhere from 50 cents to $5 for each connection, analysts estimate, depending on its revenue-sharing arrangement with the location and whether the connection came from a reseller network.

But usually, for me, these moments of connection come from a confrontation with the past that produces a shock of comprehension, a sense of what an earlier world called "the great chain of being".

Where does connection come from in a post-secure world where one is loyal to oneself or a project rather than a company, and social bonding extends only as far as contingent "teams"?

Turns out that in fact the connection came from MIT Media Lab director Joi Ito, one of the company's earliest investors and a board member.