After the trees have been studied it could be possible to use them as raw material for a sculpture or a similar work of art.

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Time runs out for carriage clock

Staff increasingly like to select their own retirement present

The traditional carriage clock is being overlooked as a retirement gift in favour of hi-tech presents, a gift company says.

Staff these days are far more likely to leave a firm with a digital camera, DVD player or flat screen television.

The practice of working for several companies means a symbol of time no longer has the same appeal.

Cottrills, which has run award schemes for 15 years, says employees are increasingly selecting their own gifts.

"What we would say, and what the people would say, is that it's their choice," the firm's Martin Cooper told the BBC.

"They want to use their loyal service award much more effectively rather than possibly being giving something they didn't choose and perhaps putting it in a drawer."

Cheshire-based Cottrills has decided to drop carriage clocks from its range.

It sold 200 in 2004 but this year has only seen one order.

Each chamber is equipped with a cue light of configurable colors (white, red, green or blue)
The light on/off is controlled by Conduct software
Visible led light level 0-100, in steps of 5%
45 mg pellet dispenser is also available
Lickometers also available

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Informal anecdotal feeling

People who are 'close' to the artist. Demonstrating some extra art relationship. That the artist exists in a real and authentic world of social connections and familial relations. Husbanded. It's not professional, it's like, my life?