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Angola became a member of the World Health Organization on May 15, 1976.

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Mastering Bitcoin is the title of two books written by Andreas Antonopoulos and published by O'Reilly Media.

Publication history
Mastering Bitcoin (Mastering Bitcoin: Unlocking Digital Cryptocurrencies) was published in December 2014 by O'Reilly Media.

Mastering Bitcoin, 2nd Edition (Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain) was published in June 2017 by O'Reilly Media.

Reception
A review of the first edition of the book from The Next Web stated that "if you’re just getting into the more technical aspects of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and are looking for one book that gives a broad overview of Bitcoin, from fundamentals to deeper dives on specific developments, then Andreas Antonopoulos’: “Mastering Bitcoin” is a good place to start. [...] You’ll learn more than just the Bitcoin protocol and also look at decentralized networks, peer-to-peer architecture, and beyond."

A review of the second edition of the book from ASIS International stated that "In the second edition of Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain, author Andreas Antonopoulos creates a first-class Bitcoin reference. It provides the reader with a comprehensive understanding of what Bitcoin is, how it works, and how to use it. [..] Antonopoulos provides the reader with a deep technical dive and does a good job of explaining the difference between Bitcoin (a digital currency) and blockchain (its public transaction ledger). People confuse the two, thinking they are the same. [...] The book is written for end users who want to understand the technology and programmers who want to create technologies and software to operate within the Bitcoin ecosystem. There is a good amount of software code in the book. Those who lack the programming background can simply skip those sections."

The London School of Economics Business Review wrote that the second edition of the book was an "excellent technical guide".

The book has been widely cited in scholarly articles.

Filmography

 * Ladies of the Night Club (1928) as Dimples Revere
 * The Drake Case (1929) as Mrs. Drake
 * One Romantic Night (1930) as Mitzi
 * Scotland Yard (1930 film) (1930) as Nurse Cecila
 * Men of the North (1930) as Nedra
 * Son of the Gods (1930) as Mabel

History
In 1825, the building site for the school was selected. David Woodcock helped organize and establish the school.

In 1827, it was advertised that attending the school cost 75 cents per academic quarter.

It was also referred to as the Lancasterian School Room. It took years to get the school built.

Isaac Day was the school's head.

Judge, artist, and city recorder Jason P. Merrill attended the school.

Life and career
Derek W. Bottoms attended Southwest High School, the University of Georgia, and the Georgia State University College of Law.

Bottoms worked at a law firm before becoming a vice president at The Home Depot.

Bottoms is on the board of directors for the Grady Health Foundation and was previously on the board of the Georgia Justice Project and the East Lake Foundation. He is also a member of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, a volunteer organization.

In 2015 and 2016, Derek Bottoms and Keisha Lance Bottoms had liens filed against them for failing to pay homeowners association dues.

In February 2019, Bottoms was appointed by Governor Brian Kemp to be a member of the the Judicial Nominating Commission of the State of Georgia.

In June 2019, Bottoms's plane ticket to the Super Bowl LIII was purchased with taxpayer money, creating controversy.

Personal life
Derek Bottoms married Keisha Lance Bottoms in October 1994. They were married in Atlanta at Ben Hill United Methodist Church. They met when they were both attending the Georgia State University College of Law.

After unsuccessful attempts to conceive biologically, Derek Bottoms and Keisha Lance Bottoms adopted three sons and a daughter. The adoption was facilitated through the organization Families First of Georgia.

Bottoms and his wife are both Christian. Former United Nations ambassador and former Mayor of Atlanta Andrew Young stated that Derek Bottoms was the most influential man in the life of Keisha Lance Bottoms.

Life and career
Batten attended Purdue University.

Batten worked at United Airlines for twenty five years.

In 1986, Batten left his position of vice president and treasurer of United Airlines. He was succeeded by Donald L. Seeley. Batten then became president of UAL Leasing, a subsidiary of United Airlines Holdings.

Batten was president of Batten & Associates, along with being a consultant to Industrial Bank of Japan and IBJ Leasing.

Batten served on the board of directors of ARINC and the Arlington Federal Savings and Loan Association.

Batten was treasurer of the political action committee United Good Government Fund, a subsidiary of United Airlines Holdings.

Death and legacy
Batten died on February 21, 1988. He was 56 years old.

He was survived by his wife (Margaret Batten), daughters (Marsha Louzon, Sheryl Donella, and Karen Pence), sons (Kenneth Holliday and Don Holliday), and brothers (Richard T. Batten and William W. Batten).

Arielle Zuckerberg is an American investor and venture capitalist. She is currently a partner at Coatue Management.

Early life and education
Zuckerberg was raised in Dobbs Ferry, New York. Her siblings are Mark Zuckerberg, Randi Zuckerberg, and Donna Zuckerberg.

Zuckerberg attended Claremont McKenna College and received a Bachelor of Arts/Science.

Career and investments
Prior to her investment career, Zuckerberg was a product manager at Humin, Google, and Wildfire Interactive.

In 2015, Zuckerberg joined the venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers as a partner.

In May 2018, Zuckerberg joined the hedge fund Coatue Management as a partner.

Zuckerberg is a personal investor in Flipkart and Houzz.

Zuckerberg is also a contributor for The Information.

Honors and awards
In 2019, Zuckerberg was featured by Forbes in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for venture capital.

History
Slackerwood was founded in 2006 by Jette Kernion, a film critic and journalist. Kernion was the editor-in-chief of Slackerwood.

The website's about page states that "Slackerwood covers all aspects of the Austin film scene, from production to exhibition and community. Our website's comprehensive coverage from ten regular contributors and frequent guests includes news, interviews, reviews and features."

In 2011, Slackerwood was named "Best Austin Movie Blog" by The Austin Chronicle. From 2012 to 2014, Slackerwood was published by the Austin Film Society.

In 2015, Slackerwood ceased publication. The Slackerwood website remained available in an archived state.

Reception
The Austin Chronicle wrote that the website "keeps its finger on the pulse of the Austin film scene" and "Slackerwood’s in-house writers contribute movie reviews and extensive coverage of Austin’s bustling film-festival scene".

The Austin American-Statesman wrote that the website "was and is a terrific site covering this city’s singular scene with verve".

Life and career
Winner was born and educated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her father was Septimus Winner, a songwriter and composer. Her granduncle was painter William E. Winner.

Winner was a Fellow of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, a member of the Philadelphia Art Alliance, and a member of The Plastic Club.

Winner painted thirteen portraits for Dickinson College The portraits were hung Old West and Bosler Hall as part of the president's gallery.

Shortly before her death, Winner completed a posthumous portrait painting of Supreme Court Justice Roger B. Taney.

A painting of John Kirk McCurdy by Winner and a painting of Frank Allen McCurdy by Winner are both held at the National Portrait Gallery.

Winner illustrated at least three children's books: the 1901 book Her Very Best by Amy Ella Blanchard, the 1903 book Dearie, Dot and the Dog by Julie M. Lippmann, and the 1904 book Mistress Moppet by Annie Maria Barnes.

Death
Winner died on December 21, 1937 after a month of illness. She was 71.