| We argue that this behavior of cycle 23 might be a signal for an upcoming centurial solar minimum. |
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| That makes today the first leap day for a centurial year since year 1600 and the second such leap day of the Gregorian Calendar. |
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| At the start point of the 21st century, we are opening another centurial history. |
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| I shall make seven suggestions, drawn from and keyed to the seven centurial tendencies I have sketched out. |
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| The territory became centurial and was assigned to the families of the Arnense tribe, coming from Lazio. |
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| They span the range of treedom, from maples of centurial stature, dripping with mosses and ferns, to the slender, shrub-like angelica trees luxuriating in the understory. |
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| Geographically isolated, Bagolino has been able to develop a centurial tradition well known further away its regional borderlines: The Bagoss Carnival. |
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| The first stage when the basilica had a size of 65 x 45 m, oriented north-east south-west according to the rural centurial system, was composed of 9 naves and 11 bays, the central nave being 10 m wide. |
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| Tim O'Brien, Chief Operating Officer of Centurial Group, an NRP Member Firm, and Bob Rafter, Attorney. |
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