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The Little Black Gallery - Cowboys and Queens by Jane Hilton

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By Jane Hilton
| 1st 3 Magazine
The Little Black Gallery is delighted to announce the publication of its new book Cowboys and Queens by Jane Hilton. This coincides with our US tour of Hilton’s exhibition of the same name. Launching 27 March at FreyBoy Art Salon in Las Vegas and then Los Angeles, next to Tulsa in Oklahoma in September at The Hulett Collection, and then Palo Gallery in New York in the spring of 2026. Cowboys and Queens reflects the new modern-day American Dream.
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Chocolate Angel Food Cake I

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By Jane Hilton, DeeLight Ful, Robin Scobee
| Allrecipes Verified
A keeper! Worth the effort Great flavors I added some instant espresso powder to make this mocha. I think this might be worth investing in egg white powder. I agree with others that it might be nice to approximate how many eggs are used(14 in my case) and how long it should take to whip the meringue(it took about 8-10 minutes). The cake is absolutely delicious, although I think it deserves something else, so I made a chocolate ganache that I spread over the top.
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The role of ion dissolution in metal and metal oxide surface inactivation of SARS-CoV-2

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By Jane Hilton, Yoshiko Nanao, Machiel Flokstra, Meisam Askari
| BioRxiv
Abstract Antiviral surface coatings are under development to prevent viral fomite transmission from high-traffic touch surfaces in public spaces. Copper's antiviral properties have been widely documented; but the antiviral mechanism of copper surfaces is not fully understood. We screened a series of metal and metal oxide surfaces for antiviral activity against severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the causative agent of coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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