Baltimore producer HI$TO borrows liberally from the club sounds of his native city, as well as its offshoots in Jersey, Philly and Paris.
Is that great company now so financially strapped that it is willing to turn a blind eye as its British offshoot sells once-cherished magazine titles - and their staffs - to a small asset-stripping company with offshore roots?
Nearby is the Jostedalsbreen national park, where visitors can see Jostedal, the largest glacier in mainland Europe and its offshoot, Briksdal, as well as peaks of up to 2,083m.
It's at once exciting and sinister: more common ground from the get-go means getting down to business more quickly, but the fine art of small talk becomes obsolete, as well as its welcome offshoot, discovering something new.
There, together with Ginsberg's guru, a Tibetan Buddhist named Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, they established, in 1974, the Naropa Institute for the study of meditation, art and life, as well as its literary offshoot, the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics.
But the move was rejected by Julani and al-Qaeda's overall leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, who recognised al-Nusra as its Syrian offshoot.
How did a nebulous hacker collective known as Anonymous, and its offshoot LulzSec, penetrate corporate security systems?
There have been multiple attacks by the PKK and its offshoots as well as by the Islamic State terror group.
Both Lula and Rousseff have been implicated to varying degrees in the investigation or its offshoots, as have senior coalition allies and Aécio Neves, the leader of the main opposition.
It is known as cancer immunotherapy, and its offshoots have just now begun to make their way into the clinic, and treatments have been approved for tumors of the skin and of the prostate.
