Bücher von Gabriel

Know where you come from. That is one of the essential themes in this memoir by Gabriel Kengni, who was born in 1962 to a polygamous family in West Cameroon at the junction of western and central Africa. At the age of four, his family members started passing him around, and he began working at age seven. Everyone expected him to stop going to school because there was no money to pay tuition, but he continued on. Everything changed after he passed an exam that paved the way for him to go to a public high school. After graduating, he attended college in the neighboring country of Gabon before moving to the United States of America to continue his education. In sharing his story, he reveals what it was like growing up in a polygamous family, how the Bamiléké people in Cameroon select their kings, and how he took care of himself and his younger brother while still in elementary school.

I grew up in London City and my father studied economics. I was raised that education and knowledge are key in life and I studied business finance, and I liked the idea of business. After going through life's trials and tribulations, I stumbled across Bitcoin in 2016 and I had that AH-HA moment.I have the belief system of wishing to help make the world a better place for humanity and our children's children to come, or at least play a part, but this is something that always seemed out of reach to me.With governments failing across the globe, financial market downturns, and 0.1 percent interest rates for savers, having studied finance and trading financial markets, I thought I should write this book and share with the world about The Bitcoin blockchain and decentralized finance, because I feel it was created for the people and by the people.Contact info:www.BitcoinCadets.iobitcadets@protonmail.com

El 18 de Abril de 1888 tuvo lugar dentro de la embajada británica en Japón la lectura de un apasionante documento titulado: "Jujutsu, el antiguo arte samurai de luchar sin armas". El autor material fue el profesor Jigoro Kano, fundador del Judo Kodokan. El reverendo Thomas Lindsay asistió a Kano en la traducción y describió la escuela de Kano en las últimas páginas del texto. Este documento es de gran interés para todos los investigadores de la vida de Jigoro Kano y en especial a los analistas de la transición entre el antiguo bujutsu y el budo actual. Dada la fecha del documento (solo 5 o 6 años después de crear el Kodokan) podemos apreciar claramente el gran trabajo que realizó para estudiar a fondo las antiguas escuelas de Jujutsu, incluyendo en el texto algunas referencias a libros antiguos provenientes de china y Japón. Kano analiza entre otros asuntos el origen y significado del Jujutsu , nombra, describe y aporta datos sobre las escuelas más importantes en aquella época, resuelve el posible conflicto sobre la fecha y lugar del origen del Jujutsu y nos regala algunas historias y anécdotas de maestros celebres del koryu Jujutsu. AUTORES: BRUCE R. BETHERS, JOSE CARACENA Y GABRIEL GARCÍALIBRO A COLOR