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Schedulicity.com New Feature Release Focuses on Speed, Responsiveness and Social MediaCustomers at the center of the company’s message and site redesignJanuary 28, 2010 – Bozeman, MontSchedulicity.com (http://www.schedulicity.com) announced today to customers its most ambitious software release with dozens of new features to make the online appointment scheduling service even easier to use, more responsive, more social and now faster than ever before. While the company has nearly doubled the available features since its beta-launch in March 2009, the price remains at $29 per month for a single user and $49 for 2-20 users. At the same time, the company launched a new website whose purpose is to amplify the voice of the service professional.New Calendar Features
Schedulicity’s new and improved calendar speeds appointment creation with drop-down menus, an appointment clipboard, and the ability to change the daily schedule on the fly. A one-click “Today” button is designed to streamline time spent in the calendar. New 5-minute calendar increments allow greater flexibility and appeal to a broader array of service industries. Recurring appointments, reservation detail bubbles and overarching calendar navigation enhancements are designed to make the industry’s most simple-to-use service even more intuitive.
I'm loving the latest release of Schedulicity.com! (And that I can show it off on my Android-based phone) :-)
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I'm baking some experimental muffins right now - which will be the result of the thickest muffin batter I've ever seen. Maybe that's the secret to amazing muffins?
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Between other things this busy weekend, I made some candied orange peel slices. They're destiny is dried cranberry / candied orange peel muffins, but I didn't get around to those yet - maybe later this week or next weekend.
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I donated a small amount of assistance to Jessie's day-long culinary work to create fresh, homemade coconut cupcakes and mini cakes. By starting with fresh coconuts, she was able to add them to the cake, frosting, and then sprinkle some that we shredded on the outside since it has such a mild natural flavor.
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Little Dugas is on the way!
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Documenting another great Thanksgiving day! There's never enough time to take pictures when a homemade meal is hot & ready and waiting to be enjoyed, but I was able to grab the camera to capture a couple tasty memories :-)
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