  Inspired by the AdS/CFT correspondence, we show that any G/H symmetry
breaking pattern can be described by a simple two-site moose diagram. This
construction trivially reproduces the CCWZ prescription in the context of
Hidden Local Symmetry. We interpret this moose in a novel way to show that many
little Higgs theories can emerge from ordinary chiral symmetry breaking in
scaled-up QCD. We apply this reasoning to the simple group little Higgs to see
that the same low energy degrees of freedom can arise from a variety of UV
complete theories. We also show how models of holographic composite Higgs
bosons can turn into brane-localized little technicolor theories by
"integrating in" the IR brane.
