Barber Bearde

The Deaths in 2017 site lists under April 24 and 23:

• Benjamin Barber, 77, American political theorist and author (Jihad vs. McWorld), cancer.
• Chris Bearde, 80, Australian comedy writer (Laugh-In) and producer (The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour, The Gong Show), heart attack.

So we have a "Barber/Beard Theme" pattern-cluster now in the works.   As well, the "bar" in Barber is an addition to the recent "Rhymes" pattern-cluster, one that began with "bar".  Note from their wiki pages:

• Benjamin R. Barber (August 2, 1939 – April 24, 2017) 
• Chris Bearde (18 June 1936 – 23 April 2017)

Chris Bearde's birthday is one off from June 19-- an important day to the inner twin world's scheme of things since this is the day of the first post to this blog that involves the MacGregor's (other key players in the Inner twin world's "Starr Family Production".

The name McWorld was originally the name of a TV campaign for the restaurant by Leo Burnett that ran many of its ads during Saturday morning cartoons...

The name Leo Burnett stands out... the "Leo" connecting  again with the MacGregor's who write astrology books/forecasts, and their daughter Megan is a "Leo"... albeit using the Sidereal system that's opposed to the Tropical system that they use.  Note from Leo's wiki page:

• Leo Burnett (October 21, 1891 – June 7, 1971) 

Leo died on Trish MacGregor's birthday, which you can verify by visiting this post from their blog: Happy Birthday Trish!!

Finally, there is one thing that I should mention about the surname Bar/Bar.  Many years ago in my teens,  I once dated a "Steven Barr"... who happened to be an identical twin.  It's also interesting to note that both his first and last names are additions to the "Remove a Letter Makes a Word" pattern-cluster... as in : seven bar.  The number seven shares the same key as the &/AND symbol, which as I stated earlier is likened to a graphic image of a duck... as in getting our ducks in a row: &&&&&&&&&, and it's also interesting to note that Trish MacGregor who is an author has used the pen name "Drake" (aka "male duck") for some of her novels.  Note from her wiki page:

As Alison Drake: 

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• Tango Key – 1988 – Random House – ISBN 978-0-345-34774-9

• Fevered – 1988 – Random House – ISBN 978-0-345-34775-6

• Black Moon – 1989 – Random House – ISBN 978-0-345-35780-9

• High Strangeness – 1992 – Random House – ISBN 978-0-345-35779-3

• Lagoon (horror) – 1990 – Ballantine Books – ISBN 978-0-345-35778-6

The titles speak volumes... that is if you can decipher the inner twin world's cryptic meaning