And there's the neat little vaccines connection I'm trying to draw here.
Keep the connections neat, tight and clean for easy reading.
In it, Lacey and Harmon compile "an illustrated history of love, sex, and artistic influence" into neat snippets about the connections shared among a smattering of 20th-century artists, writers, musicians, and the like.
"Lots of people are finally making the connection between that neat slice of red meat in the polystyrene wrapping that they buy in the supermarket and that fluffy little lamb being held by the crying farmer on TV," Ms. Calvert said.
The family sees their unusual neural connections as something "neat," as Louise, the grandmother, puts it, providing fascinating moments they notice but hardly lie awake at night contemplating.
Staggering the joints like this makes a neater, easier and more reliable connection.
Zynga founder Mark Pincus provides the closest gaming equivalent to Zuckerberg (heck, he even founded his own social network, the rather less spectacular Tribe.net), and the FaceBook connection makes it a neat side-story to David Fincher's movie.
But the connection is not so neat.
The connection between the two men, however, is not that neat, for they occupied their studios at different times.
Though the territory of conflict is traversed with wide-awake, cliche-subverting intelligence, these connections do occasionally clunk; the parallels occasionally prove excessively neat.
