This set of "experiments" comprise the research and development for a range
of novelty clocks in which various components of the clock take the form of
strippers.

These clocks do keep good time in that the three hands do run at the proper
speeds, but there is no way short of editing the scn files, to set the time
to the current time.  Also,  they  all reset to 12 o'clock when the maximum
duration for a full screen show is reached - this can be extended to 1 hour
by increasing the value for "minimum delay between scenes" on the VGHD full
screen settings page.

The A series comprise a set of simple wall clocks in which the hour, minute
and second hands are pole dancers. The basic configuration comprises a disc
acting as the clock face,  three pole dancers as the hands plus a rectangle 
with a circular hole acting as the clock case.

Various clock faces are provided, starting with a plain white disc to which
other components such as "tick" marks and simple decorative lines are added
using "quads" and ending with a few images of real clock faces. In the case
of the real clock face images they may be shown in their natural colours or
the colours forced to be "wooden" or "brass".

The purpose of the clock case element in these clocks is to clip the length
of the poledancer's poles.  Without  the  case element the hour, minute and 
hands would each have slightly differnt lengths and clipping them tidies up
the look of the clock. Currently the clock cases are just plain rectangles,
but could be replaced with realitic images of clock cases.

The B series are just a variation on the A series in which the hour markers
take the form of cage dancers or pole dancers, including using pole dancers
to form roman numerals.

The C series clocks are a series of table top clocks which take a form that
resembles astronomical orraries.  In these clocks the clock face is a large
horizontal disc and the hour, minute and second hands are poledancers where
the poles move along circular tracks.