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It’s the ultimate doomsday scenario. Machines finally become sentient, and decide to remove humans from the top of the food chain. The idea has been explored many times, but mostly it’s from the perspective of terrified people fighting for their lives. You play as an unnamed robot who becomes corrupted, and due to its imperfections is exiled from a city controlled by machines. You set out on an epic quest to repair yourself and return home. However, in the process you start to unravel the mysteries of the catastrophic events that have befallen this now desolate world. As soon as you set ...

Atomic City CBD Wellness Opens For Business Saturday Atomic City CBD Wellness o wner Linda Casias in her new store opening for business at noon Saturday on the upper level at 1247 Central Ave., Suite F. Photo by Bonnie J.Gordon/ladailypost.com By BONNIE GODON bjgordon@ladailypost.com Linda Casias is bringing CBD products back to Los Alamos, starting noon May 8 when her new business Atomic City CBD Wellness opens its doors for the first time. “Many people have come over from my former business, Float Los Alamos, where we sold CBD products,” Casias said. “These products were very popular....

Orpheus Leading Eurydice 1. My affinity for language is a given. But how it was given—and revealed more than other affinities that may have had it out for me as well—is a mystery I’m trying to solve. My hunch is that an affinity for words was present at birth, then snapped-to early on by seductive teachers who assigned adventure narratives and lyric poems, and later the stories of Stephen Crane, the novels of Thomas Hardy, the poetry of Robert Frost and Edna St. Vincent Millay (her marquee name was a poem in itself). The tenderly implied coupling in the woods Tess endured with Alec D’...

Join Random Notes Things I’ve jotted down this week, as the unpredictable April days alternate from chilly and wet to warm and cloudy. I was reading these tweets by a guy who is walking from Washington, D.C., to New York City and realized the only exercise I get these days is pushing the shopping cart down the aisles of my supermarket. Speaking of, it’s official: I’m the only person at my supermarket who is still following the one-way arrow signs in the aisles. And that includes the employees. Subscribe and get unlimited access to our online magazine archive.

Lee Aaker, Child Actor on 'The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin,' Dies at 77 Posted on 5:51 PM PDT 4/13/2021 by Mike Barnes FACEBOOK Lee Aaker spent five seasons on 'The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin' He also appeared in such films as 'Hondo,' 'High Noon,' 'The Greatest Show on Earth' and 'The Atomic City' — all before he was 10. Lee Aaker, a child actor in the 1950s who starred as the orphan Rusty alongside a German shepherd on ABC's The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin and in films including Hondo and Atomic City, has died. He was 77. Aaker had suffered a stroke and died April 1 near Mesa, Ar...