Goodbye September; Hello Winterfylleth!  Wait ... hello what?!  Winterfylleth was the old English name for the month of October.  It is a combination of the words "winter" and "full moon". The English also referred to the month of October as "winmonath", also known as wine month. Here's what else you can look forward to: 

• Amusing Planet
• Worth Repeating
• Brain Busters ... and so much more!

Here's a challenge for you:  Try to guess the names of the artists by looking only at the eyes of one of their most famous paintings. If you get stuck, check the answers at the end of the newsletter.

Dr. Kevin from Ajax, Ont. writes:  Just listening through Season 7 ... came across the episode with Dr. Matt from Florida. As a fellow chiropractor, I really enjoyed this.  I'm in Ajax, Ontario. Nick would know that as it's just outside of Toronto. Keep up the good work ... just wanted to say I love you guys and the show. 

Response:  Thanks for listening, Dr. Kevin. We appreciate the feedback! 

Answers to Brain Busters:

(1) Gilbert Stuart (George Washington, 1797); (2) Amedeo Modigliani (Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne in a large hat, 1918); (3) Johannes Vermeer (Girl With a Pearl Earring, 1665); (4) Vincent Van Gough (Self Portrait); (5)  Grant Wood (American Gothic, 1930); (6) Pablo Picasso (Self Portrait); (7) Leonardo Da Vinci (Mona Lisa, 1503); (8) Paul Gaughin (Tehamana has many parents, 1893); (9) Gustav Klimt (Portrait of Adele Bloch Bauer I, 1907). 

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