Author: Ian Day

Word of the Day: “equinox”—the moment today, 23 Sept, when the Sun‘s path (ecliptic) crosses the celestial equator, resulting in a near-even worldwide division of day & night.
A moment of balance;
a beginning (in the northern hemisphere) of autumn. Aequi- ‘equal’; noct- ‘night’. (via @RobGMacfarlane)

It’s time for… KUNG FU!!! Return to the 36th Chamber

Undone

Destroy

Tucked

PERSON derives via French from a Latin word, ‘persona’, that originally referred to a mask worn by actors in Roman dramas. It in turn probably comes from a Latin verb, ‘personare’, meaning ‘to resound’—a reference to the fact that the masks would amplify the actors’ voices. (via @HaggardHawks)