Fixed in 2.0.3.

The email text used in reminders (alarms) for calendar events is 
ambiguous.  My patch for bug 1356 included a fix for this, but 
obviously wasn't included in the commit.  The current text reads:



sprintf(_("You requested to be reminded about %s, which is at %s."), 
$event->title, date('H:i', $event->start->timestamp()))



Since bug 1356 addressed fixing reminders such that they are sent at 
the appropriate time, which may be days before the event in question, 
the text can be quite misleading.  For example, if an alarm is set for 
48 hours before an event you will get the above text in an email 
reminder, which could read:



"You requested to be reminded about Appointment X, which is at 09:30."



However, with the patch for 1356, this event may actually be scheduled 
for 09:30 two days from now, but this email suggests that the event is 
today at 09:30.  The quickest fix, as provided in my patch for 1356, 
is to simply add the date of the event along with the time in the 
date() call.  Of course, there is probably a better, more complete 
text that could be written.



Marked as medium because the text of the emails as sent can be 
misleading as to the actual date/time of the event for which the alarm 
is being sent about.