内容摘要：Robertson played football at Louisiana Tech and taught school. He also loved to hunt and created a duck call in the early 1970s that he said replicated the exact sound of a duck.

Robertson played football at Louisiana Tech and taught school. He also loved to hunt and created a duck call in the early 1970s that he said replicated the exact sound of a duck.

In the show, aliens wreak predictable mayhem on an unpredictable cityscape — wide boulevards, neoclassical buildings, antique pizza halls and grimy suburbs — lending the show a shiver of curious power for Argentines who had never seen their city eviscerated on screen.The protagonists don’t play poker but truco, a popular Argentine trick card game. They sip from gourds of mate,

made from yerba leaves. The snowfall is uncanny, and not just because it kills on contact. Buenos Aires has only seen snow twice in the last century.“From truco in scene one, which couldn’t be more Argentine, we see that ‘The Eternaut’ is playing with these contrasts — life and death, light and darkness, the familiar versus the alien,” said Martín Hadis, an Argentine researcher specializing in science fiction. “It’s not just a sci-fi story. It’s a modern myth. That’s what makes it so universal.”In updating the story to present-day Argentina, the show brings the nation’s disastrous 1982 war with Britain over

, or the Falkland Islands, into the backstory of its hero, Juan Salvo, played bySalvo, a protective father and courageous ex-soldier who emerges to lead the group of survivors, is haunted by the rout of his comrades sent by Argentina’s dictatorship to retake the South Atlantic islands. The defeat

, many of them untrained conscripts.

“The conflict in Las Malvinas is not closed, it’s still a bloody wound,” Darín told The Associated Press. “It’s bringing the subject back to the table. That has moved a lot of people.”Newgarden, who is trying to become the first driver to win three consecutive Indy 500s, was a contender to capture the pole. He was seen running off his anger around the speedway Sunday as another qualifying session roared on.

Pato O’Ward, who drives for rival Arrow McLaren, said after qualifying on the front row that IndyCar should have penalized the two Penske cars by making them run in a last-chance qualifier to re-earn spots on the grid. He also wondered why the powerful Team Penske continues to push the envelope when it comes to the rules.“It’s a shame,” O’Ward said. “They’re a great team. They have great drivers. Why are you doing that? It makes no sense.”

O’Ward expressed sympathy for the four drivers who had toin the last-chance qualifier. Jacob Abel, an IndyCar rookie who had been fast in practice, ended up missing the race.