It is also possible to search the holdings of Malta's National Memory Project, a memory of those who have contributed to the history of Malta, through the Archives' web site.
Why do they want you now? "There's still a memory of what I did to Doctor Who".
You play a man named Daniel with no memory of who he is, who wakes up next to a note and an empty bottle in a largely abandoned, collapsing castle.
Ask Euro-types for a memory of the twins who ran the government, Lech and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, and they are likely to recall the time when Jaroslaw, as prime minister, unsuccessfully demanded voting rights for his war dead.
A man seized by a memory of the boy who built model airplanes, the dreamy whiff of glue and banana oil lingering in imagination, casts an appraising eye over the well-made fuselage and wing.
It was a memory of the whole Who Shot Phil? storyline, and how there were eight different suspects, including some really hard blokes, and it turned out to be Lisa.
We have to protect the memory of who we are.
In Ella's case, a yearning for an idealized memory of Jack, who had been generous and loving, versus the coarseness of Jack of today, created an irreconcilable contradiction.
Everyone has a hazy memory of people who have been addicted to Space Invaders, Pac-Man or Tetris, and it became an even better story when it reached EverQuest -- aka EverCrack -- and other online games, such as World of Warcraft.
It was particularly emotive since the slow movement of my Concerto for Orchestra is a threnody in memory of Jane Attenborough, who I had known and who, along with her daughter and mother-in-law, perished in the tsunami.
