Don't Leave in a Huff

After being away an entire week most of which was without internet access, I arrived home to a  facebook message informing of the following:

* Halifax-born fantasy writer Tanya Huff will be a featured guest at Hal-Con 2017.  Hal-Con is self-described as the biggest, geekiest sci-fi, fantasy and gaming convention in Atlantic Canada,  running September 22-24 in Halifax. 

Note from her wiki page(French version that gives her birthday:

• Tanya Sue Huff, née le 26 septembre 1957 à Halifax  

Note the following excerpts from her wiki page (English version):

• The CBC Television series Blood Ties was based on Huff's Vicki Nelson novels, and also aired in the United States on Lifetime.

So venturing to the Blood Ties wiki page I come across one actress who stands out

• Françoise Yip as Kate Lam

And she stands out because according to her wiki page, TODAY is her birthday:

• Françoise Fong-Wa Yip (born September 4, 1972) 

The inner twin world are renown for generating "Timely" events such as this "September 4(x2)" pattern-cluster.

As for the surname Huff... which also grabbed my immediate attention, note the etymology:

• huff (n.) 1590s, "a puff of wind," also "a swell of sudden anger or arrogance," from huff (v.). To leave in a huff is recorded from 1778. 

• Huff:.. originates from the pre 7th century word 'hoh.' This apparently literally meant 'hell', but used in a transferred sense to describe a projecting ridge of land or a hollow...