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Rough Grok imagination of female prison cells full of manacled women. A trick with them — try not to mention chains, because they’ll be used as a rope, handcuffs are only modern, manacles are rigid and strict and mentioning of “bracelets” makes decoration out of restraining. Long story short — it’s hard to force it to produce a good thing.
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Professionally framed and matted display of the front cover from the inaugural Canadian Boy magazine (Vol. 1, No. 1, Jan-Feb 1964), on exhibit at the Scouts Canada National Museum in Nepean, Ottawa. Published by Boy Scouts of Canada (headquartered in Ottawa), this marked the debut of their dedicated magazine for 'all boys,' though deeply rooted in the Scouting movement—serving as a recruitment and education tool by promoting core values like citizenship, outdoor adventure, self-reliance, and moral development through a mix of Scout-specific content (news from troops, badge/workbook elements, seasonal activity guides) and engaging general-interest pieces (fiction, comics, sports profiles, hobbies, pen pals, career features) to broaden reach beyond existing members. Bimonthly at launch (later shifting to monthly), it reflected the era's optimism in youth training and national pride, with Ottawa-based production emphasizing Canadian themes like winter resilience and rugged wilderness. The eye-catching cover illustration depicts Boy Scouts braving snowy wilderness for ice fishing: a triumphant Scout displays a big fish, aided by a companion, with a full campsite, fire, evergreens, and mountains evoking Canada's heritage and typical winter jamborees or skill-building outings. It complements the featured hockey story 'A Boy at the Leafs' Camp' by Scott Young (highlighting perseverance in sports) but aligns thematically with winter outdoor articles that were staples in the magazine's early run. This framed piece highlights its status as collectible 1960s Scouting memorabilia—crisp and well-preserved. Photographed on June 7, 2025, at the Scouts Canada National Museum (1345 Baseline Road, Nepean), during a public visit for Doors Open Ottawa, the annual event opening historic sites across the city.
Scouts Canada National Museum; Nepean; Ottawa, Ontario.
Grokker shows Web search results on a circular map rather than in a list. This screen resulted from a search for the Galápagos Islands.(from NYT)