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Ce site comporte un ensemble de vidéos, textes et documents hétérogènes qui cherchent à archiver un tel matrimoine à partir d’un cas, par définition singulier, de relation à la mère. Certes, la langue maternelle nous plonge dans un commun – et, du coup, elle nous place aussi dans la diversité, la variation et l’opacité, dont j’ai tâché de rendre compte par cette hétérogénéité des formats et des documents sur le site Mother Archive, qui exploite la plateforme non linéaire Scalar : j’y associe en effet des vidéos allégoriques, des archives filmées numérisées, des photographies personnelles ou non, des albums et des livrets de famille, des commentaires historiques ou théoriques, des extraits de film dont je décale la bande-son de l’image (Cléo de 5 à 7 d’Agnès Varda, Pépé le Moko de Julien Duvivier, The Jazz Singer d’Alan Crosland), des tableaux, fresques et gravures mettant en scène Metanoia (le regret, mais aussi la conversion) et Kairos (le temps à saisir dans son occasion) (voir https://skd-online-collection.skd.museum/Details/Index/295072). C’est pourquoi certaines vidéos présentent des figurations apparemment très éloignées de ce que dit la voix hors champ, comme un appel à traduire les images dans du sens ou les significations dans les passages de figures : par exemple, toute une réflexion sur les différences entre archive, relique et vestige s’ordonne sur le fond d’ombres portées circulant sur des trottoirs ou des bords de rue déformés, colorisés, harmonisés par le temps et la lumière, inscrivant à la fois la fugitive précarité des ombres et des villes et leurs stylisations rémanentes sur le support d’une voix claire et nette qui définit, distingue et partage des conceptions et des histoires, pendant que le violoncelle mélancolique de Sonia Atherton étire le chant de la prière rituelle par laquelle débute le Grand Pardon, le Kol Nidrei (voir https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu-jR8kI_yM), cette prière étrange qui demande l’annulation des promesses passées et des engagements à venir comme si ces animaux à promesse que sont les humains pouvaient, par une grâce divine, se détacher, s’exiler de leurs engagements. La langue maternelle est à la fois présence et absence de la mère, oubli et mémoire d’un lien à nul autre pareil.

NSW v WA INTERSTATE TEST SERIES at Taren Point BC: 1st Test washed out: 2nd Test: NSW 87 bt WESTERN AUSTRALIA 56 (M Baus T Antram W Turley A Sherriff 29 S Bainbridge D Patterson J Goddard G Caffell 17, R Pearse M Pietersen M Berghofer S Garvey 29 M Simpson...

ZONE 13: Rd 2: G Wilson (Peak) 31 O Sell (Gym) 13, G Short (Rosel) 24 J Waters (Grandv) 18, D Ferguson...

DRUMMOYNE JNR: Gold 2-up: Mecurial Shift (R Wakefield) Two Sea Gals, Crankin. Hcp: Shadow Fax (L Maclearn) Two Sea Gals, Tiger Bite. Silver Salver: Fletch. 10ft skiff: Scamp, Gunners Daughter. Gold 1-up: Anything Is Possible (M Evans) Its All Good, Purple Haze. Hcp: Kids In Action (A Stephenson) Friction Free, Stinger. Cherubs: Thrill Me Tiger (D Mitchell) South Park, Winkle. Hcp: Thrill Me Tiger, Winkle, South Park. F11: Madness (O Brady) Crunchie, The Rat. Hcp: Madness, Speed Deamon, Crunchie. PARRAMATTA SPEEDWAY: Litre cars ht 1: S Withers S Barnett S Troughton. Ht 2: S Cooper J Lodge A McTaggart. Ht 3: B Hayes C Geering J Lodge. Ht 4: S Withers S Barnett B Czuczi. Feature: S Barnett S Cooper S Lewin. Street stocks ht 1: N O'Neill G Mitchell B Reed. Ht 2: J Smith R Swain R Elliott. Ht 3: T Bink S Carlson B Foyle. Feature: R Elliott A Espener B Mitchell. Late model sedans: K Croft N Disney B Kelleher. Ht 2: D Grimson B Granger K Croft. Feature: D Grimson N Disney K Croft. Sprint cars non-qlfrs: I Burrows J Franks A Jeffrey. Ht 1: T Little G Tunks R Bell-Bowen. Ht 2: K Sartori (WA) J Thompson S Walsh. Ht 3: I Loudoun M Blyton M Perovich. Ht 4: I Madsen W Skipper R Maxwell. Dash 1: I Loudoun K Linigen M Perovich. Dash 2: C Hart S Walsh C Brady. C-main: P Johnson B Loadsman D Thomas. B-main: T Green K Madsen W Ferguson. Feature: K Madsen I Loudoun K Linigen.

Anyone sent down for burgling a footballer's house in the next few months may be able to take solace from the news that there are hundreds of beautiful women in the same predicament looking for love. Yes, forget the lonely hearts column in your local rag and visit jailbabes.com - \"a pen-pals and introduction service\" for women languishing in American jails. Take Barbara from Florida, for example. Unusually for a convict, she lists one of her main interests as \"playing cards\". The 18-year-old \"aerobics instructor\" adds: \"I enjoy all sports and am looking for someone who appreciates my company.\"

From the kick-off, Annan were on the front foot and pushed Glens back into their 22, where, following some persistent rucking, Scott Muir spotted a gap and nipped in for [Annan]'s first try, converted by Andy Allison. After the distraction of this change, Annan's Ferguson finished off a good display by outpacing the defence to touch down a kick through. Allison was again successful with the kick to round off the scoring on a good afternoon for Annan. Annan squad: D Ferguson, A Allison, L Stannus, R Martin, W Gray, S Muir, M Carpenter, M Crombie, I Thorburn, M Thorburn, C Wallace, N Wallace, S Clark, P Schoolar, L Jaimieson, J Graham, C Smith, J Crombie and A Thompson. Annan Tigers at Dumfries Annan Tigers P6/7 and P4/5 travelled to Park Farm, Dumfries, to take part in the Saints mini rugby festival on Sunday.

NSW V QLD INTERSTATE TEST SERIES at Chermside Pk BC: 1st TEST: NSW 50 bt QUEENSLAND 46 (M Miles A Howie M Bauf A Sheriff 17 bt D Mullens A Kiepe B Wilkie K Kerkow 8, R...

Also surviving are three sons, Roger, Champaign; Bob, Springfield; and Howard, Tempe, Ariz.; five brothers, Lester, Dwight; Clarence, Cornell; Herbert, San Diego; Raymond, Fairbury; and Kenneth, Port Richey, Fla.; three sisters, Vada Baker, Chicago; Zella McKittrick, Montgomery; and Betty Miller, Lansing, Mich.; five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

\"We started practices at the Easter break where kids were coming in and logging miles. We were getting a heads up starting earlier than most schools where some entries didn't come in for (training) for divisionals until the week before. That makes a big difference,\" said [Aaron Edlund]. \"My motivation last year was to keep the basketball kids going without over killing them with basketball where it was my way of sneaking it in and then they ended up being so good at it that it was more of my focus this year. I don't know why the kids are so excited about it, maybe they're just buying what I'm selling,\" continued Edlund with a chuckle. Barnwell's Tom Johnson earned first place in 800, 1,500 and 3,000 metre events to go with a first in triple jump for bantam boys. Ryan Hansen earned a second in 400-metre. Trey Workman was first in the long jump and javelin and earned a second in discus. McKay Lepard was in first place for high jump and discus. Brody Jensen won first in shot-put. For midget boys, it was Barnwell's Josh Vanspronsen who was first for long jump and second for 200-metre. Jeff Doucette earned a first in 400-metre and a second in 3,000-metre. Brandon Karl won a foursome of firsts in 800, 1,500 and 3,000-metre events along with high jump. Kurtis Kriszan was first for javelin.