Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries that could be sent outside the packet structure. These included the typical followed by a sequence number in order to acknowledge the correct reception of a packet. was used to indicate an improperly received packet, which was responded to with acknowledge messages, . paused the sender, while aborted the stream. The Enquire control sequence appears unique to B Plus. Consisting of a single , the Enquire was used both to start transfers as well as restart after receiving a . In both cases the Enquire caused the receiver to reset its connection mode to the most basic possible transfer settings, and prepare for 	B protocol
5607159	a transfer. B protocol The B protocol, or CIS B, is a file transfer protocol developed for the CompuServe Information Service, and implemented in 1981. The protocol was later expanded in the QuickB version (which was an asynchronous version of the standard protocol) and later the enhanced B Plus version. It was a fairly advanced protocol for its era, supporting efficient transfers of files, commands and other data as well, and could be used in both directions at the same time in certain modes. These advanced features were not widely used, but could be found in a small number of 	B protocol
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5607161	Eugene Saint Julien Cox House Eugene Saint Julien Cox House The Eugene Saint Julien Cox House, now known as the E. St. Julien Cox House, is a Carpenter Gothic-style house in St. Peter, Minnesota, United States. It was built in 1871 for Eugene Saint Julien Cox, the first mayor of St. Peter, and his family. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 20, 1970. The building has been restored inside and out to its late 19th-century appearance by the Nicollet County Historical Society, which opens it as a house museum a few days per week during the summer	Eugene Saint Julien Cox House
5607162	Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries The Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries is the former name of the national association for actuaries in Belgium. It was known as the ARAB/KVBA, an acronym of its names in Dutch—Koninklijke Vereniging van Belgische Actuarissen"—and French—"L’Association Royale des Actuaires de Belgique". The association was founded in 1895, and was an original member of the International Actuarial Association, founded that same year. In 2009, the association changed its name to IA|BE, standing for Instituut van Actuarissen in België (in Dutch), Institut des Actuaires en Belgique (in French) and Institute of Actuaries in Belgium (in English ). Objectives. The IA|BE aims to support and promote the profession of actuary. As a professional organisation, it aims to play a decisive role for its members in the communication of information on actuarial technical training and in the organisation of the profession. As such, the association wishes to develop its relations and complementarities with universities, the public sector, other professional associations and companies active in the same area. In concert with their mission statement, the IA|BE is a member of both the Groupe Consultatif and the International Actuarial Association. Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries The Royal Association of Belgian Actuaries