Maddix sold his idea to Viceland, the cable-TV-network offshoot of Vice, and his project acquired a name that made its premise plain: "Hate Thy Neighbor".
A dog walker was a little ahead, perhaps one of the pathfinders who had pioneered a network of offshoot trails here.
Song and Ted are following in the flight path of failed network-carrier offshoots in the past, such as Shuttle by United (beaten by Southwest in the west-coast market in the 1990s) and Continental Lite.
The strikes in the North Waziristan tribal agency were apparently aimed at the Haqqani network, an offshoot of the Taliban movement and one of the deadliest foes of U.S. and other Western forces in Afghanistan.
Tubas is located on Highway 588 connected to the main Ramallah-Nablus road (Highway 60) by a network of northeastern offshoots of the road, that pass through the villages of Azmut, al-Badhan and Ras al-Far'a.
North Waziristan is a stronghold of the Haqqani network, the Taliban offshoot run by Sirajuddin Haqqani.
The attack began around 2 a.m., about 30 miles east of the provincial capital, Gardez, in an area under the sway of the Haqqani network, a brutal offshoot of the Taliban.
The terror network's Yemeni offshoot has been bolstering its operations in Yemen more than a decade after key Saudi operatives fled here following a major crackdown in their homeland.
Tracing gospel's development from there, the movie offers a straight lineage of innovators and followers that soon spreads out like a river delta with an increasingly complex network of branches and offshoots.
One example is IFC Films, an offshoot of the Independent Film Channel cable network, which was itself an offshoot of Bravo, the upscale cultural channel that started up in 1980.
