Yelp wants as many inroads and reminders for its service around the web as possible, so today it upped the limit on its API for pulling nearby places, ratings, and photos from 100 calls a day to 25,000 without the need for pre-approval.
Asus has already slated a June launch for its Eee Pad MeMo, and pencilled in a reminder for us on its Facebook page.
The sand is there to secure Singapore's insatiable demand for concrete, a reminder of its vulnerability as a nation without a hinterland to supply it with vital resources.
And barring any major mishaps, which might render the station uninhabitable, the shuttle's physical legacy in orbit should serve as a reminder of its unique capabilities for at least 10 more years.
But it is working behind the scenes, and issuing reminders of its historic friendship for Iraq and its refusal to send troops there.
The Sun's decision to publish the 17 seconds of footage, thought to have been shot in 1933 or 1934, has served as an unwelcome reminder for the royal family of its past links to the Nazis.
In a particularly touching moment, the author recalls setting aside a copy of the September 10th newspaper post-facto for its "reminder of what we were like when we were normal and didn't understand what normal meant".
Sure, there's the tally on the paper that says that the Newsweek/Daily Beast softball team defeated The Times Magazine 10-9, in a game that lasted less than an hour, making the defeat doubly painful for its reminder that the long summer days are already winding down.
David Gibson's article about the resurgence of the Jesuit order ("Jesuits Show Strength, Even as Their Numbers Shrink," Week in Review, Dec. 12) was especially welcome for its reminder that our greatest strength has always been the broad-minded spirituality of St. Ignatius Loyola, our founder.
(It sends a reminder for birthdays).
