NM..
This actually does work:
schedule.date_scheduled.strftime('%I:%M %p').gsub(/0?(\d):/,'\1:')
I had to place it in another place because I forgot I was looking for a
conditional. The %l does not work and it may just be ruby version
related. I'm sure that 1.9 came out with new time features and maybe
that's part of them..
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