We are the world, and whether we're reminded in a song, or a campaign speech, we will always possess the ability to change it.
("The world is made better and more elaborate," we are reminded in a single-sentence take on Darwin in "McKay's Bees," "by its concupiscence, its randiness").
Amid fears of a global economic downturn, we are reminded, in a profound and personal way, how urgent it is that we unite to step up efforts to protect the most vulnerable of children".
He is also reminded in a very personal way of the depredations and self-protective hypocrisy of the Catholic church.
One missing feature, though, is the ability to be reminded in a specific location.
Scientists like evidence, as I was reminded in a recent meeting on gender issues.
Finkelstein reminded, in a fiercely worded opinion piece, that in 1945, the BMA opposed the creation of the NHS.
This is a verbal exchange where one person is reminded in a derogatory manner about his/her inferior societal position.
And so we are reminded in "Geppetto," a two-hour musical that has its premiere on "The Wonderful World of Disney" on Sunday.
The idea is to tackle tendencies towards violent extremism through counter-narratives of presenting and reminding students, in a Muslim context, of middle path Muslim heroes like Dara Shikoh, Muhammad Ali Jinnah as well as the examples of interreligious coexistence such as Andalusia in Muslim Spain.
But, while Baker tells us a lot about her characters, we learn little about Vermont; and I was reminded, in contrast, of a brilliant but totally ignored British play, Louise Monagahan's Pack at the Finborough last year, which used a series of community centre bridge lessons to explore race and class.
