Le Duff

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The inner twin world tend to connect events where this blog is concerned, and so we need to regard the place, Westland Michigan, as a lead. On the Notable People section of the Westland Michigan wiki page is a short list, where the first one Stands out:

• Charlie LeDuff, journalist and author 

 First of all, his surname LeDuff rhymes with the surname that cropped up in my first post today re "Huff" and so we have a "Rhymes" pattern-cluster in the works, a tell tale sign that we're on the "wright" track.  Note from LeDuff's wiki page:

• Charles "Charlie" Royal LeDuff was born on April 1, 1966. 

AND, his birthday stands out given the following from my previous post concerning 2 Huffington Posts founders:

• Andrew James Breitbart (February 1, 1969 – March 1, 2012) 

First of all, his date of birth and death generates a "__, February 1, March 1/ 1st Day/Month Sequence" pattern-cluster.  AND to make 3 we need to bridge the January 1 gap... we don't have to go far, note the following info on another of the founders :

• Jonah Peretti (born January 1, 1974) 

So the cluster expands into a

 "January 1, February 1, March 1, April 1/ 1st Day/Month Sequence" pattern-cluster.  

As for the word "duff" and surname, note the etymology:

•  duff (n.) "buttocks, rump," 1830s, of unknown origin.
• duffer (n.) "inept person; old man," especially "bad golfer," 1842, perhaps from Scottish duffar "dull or stupid person," from dowf"stupid," literally "deaf," from Old Norse daufr, with pejorative suffix -art. Or perhaps from 18c. thieves' slang duff (v.) "to dress or manipulate an old thing and make it look new."
• Le Duff:   from du which means black in Breton. It is a sobriquet applying to a black hair person or a person with black complexion