New Hedera Token Service Offers Native Token Issuance and Configurability Without Smart Contracts
HTS Enables Enterprises to Embrace the Disruption of Tokenization in a Secure, Performant Manner
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DALLAS, Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Hedera Hashgraph, the enterprise-grade distributed public ledger, today announced the public availability of the Hedera Token Service (HTS), a new Hedera network service that offers users the ability to issue and configure tokens on the Hedera platform, taking full advantage of Hedera Hashgraph s native performance, security, stability, and governance. HTS offers a faster and more efficient alternative to smart contract token creation, and is based on the emerging industry standard Token Taxonomy Framework from the InterWork Alliance.
The Nkhunjipeleka hit maker succumbed to Covid19, after being isolated from last week.
The legend, the multi-award winning gospel musician is gone. Malawi has lost. The legend Mtebeti Wambali finally rest to the Lord.
BUT WHO WAS HE?
Wambali Mkandawire was a Malawian jazz and Traditional Beat musician.
He was born in the Congo to Malawian parents from the Mlowe village in the north and then later lived in Mzuzu. He wanted to become a musician but his grandparents were against the idea since he was still a student. When he dropped out of school in the 1970s he put his efforts into music.
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With the loss of income due to the pandemic, the issue of food insecurity for state residents has drastically increased and doesn’t show signs of abating, according to Russell Redding, the state’s Secretary of Agriculture.
“It’s been devastating at one point, just to look at it and know that in a normal year, we had roughly 1.4 million people that were food insecure. That number has been two million plus,” Redding said, referring to the increase during the pandemic.
“We have served about 20 million individuals since late March at our food banks. That’s an average of 500,000 a week and that is continuing,” he added.
Central PA Food Bank receives $100,000 gift from Partnership for Better Health
The funds will be used to help support the Food Bank s pantry programs in Perry County, the organization said.
Credit: Central PA Food Bank Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 11:11 AM EST January 6, 2021
PERRY COUNTY, Pa. The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank announced it has received a $100,000 gift from the Partnership for Better Health to support its pantry programs in Perry County.
Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, nearly 15 percent of children in Perry County were food insecure, meaning they do not have reliable access to three healthy meals every day, the Food Bank said. Due to the economic consequences of the pandemic, that number is now at nearly 20 percent.
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