Hey cyclists! Our meetings for the Fall Semester will be held on Tuesdays in the Florida Gym- Room 265 at 9:15 p.m.
There will be two (go on and count ‘em) exceptions to our meeting schedule: on 9/30 and 10/21 we will be in FLG Room 285.
See everyone on the roads, trails and at the meetings! : )
Weekday rides are now officially meeting at 4:30pm at Turlington. Weekend rides have also been changed to 8:00am.
Team rides now meet weekdays 5:30pm at Turlington plaza, rolling out at 5:35. Weekend rides meet 8:00 am same place. In the next few weeks, rides will be moved up to 4:30 pm due to lack of sunlight. Remember you need to have a helmet and a waiver filled out and on file with sport clubs. Hope to see you out there!
The first meeting of the year will be a meeting to discuss the upcoming mountain bike race at FSU in Tallahassee. We will be coordinating rides and introducing new riders. Only come to this meeting if you are interested in mountain bike racing, even the smallest bit. We’ll convince you it’s the most awesomely fun, good hearted competition ever. And then you’ll see for yourself when you go. This meeting is super super important so don’t miss it!
Check back for a time and location.
The Southeast Collegiate Cycling Conference (SECCC) mountain bike schedule has just been released. Get pumped up for some seriously awesome mountain bike action! See the schedule below.
August 29/30 - Florida State - Tallahassee, Florida
September 6/7 - East Tennessee State - Johnson City, Tennessee
September 13/14 - Brevard - Brevard, North Carolina
September 20/21 - University of Florida - Ocala, Florida
September 27/28 - North Georgia College/Georgia Tech - Dahlonega, Georgia
October 4/5 - Georgia Southern (@ Lees-McRae) - Banner Elk, North Carolina
October 11/12 - Clemson (Conference Championships) - Clemson, North Carolina
October 24/25 - National Championships at Lees-McRae Collage - Banner Elk, North Carolina
Summer Team Rides Start Monday, May 19th and will be MWF with a 7.30 am option and a 5.30 pm option, meeting at Turlington plaza. These rides will be easy to moderate pace and a no-drop policy will be in effect. If you’re new to the sport, this is the time to come out and see what we’re all about.
Check back for information on organized mountain bike rides.
Congratulations to the new Team Florida Officers for 2008-2009:
* President - David Reich
* Vice President - Kristin Donahue
* Secretary - Ian Knabe
* Treasurer - Kyle McElhaney
* Road Coordinator - Amanda Tosh/Jackie Crowell
* Mountain Bike Coordinator - Ian Knabe
* Volunteer Coordinator - Kim O’Brien /Alicia Provenzano
* Sponsorship Coordinator - Joel Hackman
Go get ‘em guys!
Team Florida Race Days, Team Florida’s annual race weekend will be held Saturday and Sunday February 9th and 10th. There will be individual and team time trials on Saturday and the downtown Gainesville Criterium on Sunday. Check out the attached flier:Team Florida Race Days for all details.
Here it is again, just the short version:
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1. What is the Team-Florida-L mailing list?
2. How do I subscribe to this mailing list?
3. How do I contact the owner of the Team-Florida-L?
4. When are the Team Florida meetings?
5. Is there an official Team Florida web site?
6. How do I use the mailing list?
7. If I receive an email via the mailing list, should I reply to the
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8. What are commands and what do they do?
9. Are messages sent to the Team-Florida-L mailing list archived?
10. How can I read previously sent messages to the mailing list?
11. How do I unsubscribe from the TEAM-FLORIDA-L mailing list?
1. What is the Team-Florida-L mailing list?
A means of communicating with other Team Florida members via email. It is a mailing list of people’s names and addresses that is used to send messages or announcements to all Team Florida Cycling members that are subscribed to the list at once.
2. How do I subscribe to this mailing list?
A number of ways exist.
a. Send an email to LISTSERV@LISTS.UFL.EDU with the following in the body
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b. Ask the list owner to subscribe you at one of the Team meetings.
c. Send an email to the list owner asking to be subscribed.
Note that option b and c are not automatically executed, whereas option a is.
3. How do I contact the owner of the Team-Florida-L?
Send an email to: TEAM-FLORIDA-L-Request@LISTS.UFL.EDU. You will receive an autogenerated reply almost immediately that inlcudes the following:
“Your message to TEAM-FLORIDA-L-request@LISTS.UFL.EDU has been forwarded to the “list owners” (the people who manage the TEAM-FLORIDA-L list). If you wanted to reach a human being, you used the correct procedure and you can ignore the remainder of this message. If you were trying to send a command for the computer to execute, please read on.
The TEAM-FLORIDA-L list is managed by a LISTSERV server. LISTSERV commands should always be sent to the “LISTSERV” address, ie
LISTSERV@LISTS.UFL.EDU. LISTSERV never tries to process messages sent to the TEAM-FLORIDA-L-request address; it simply forwards them to a human being, and acknowledges receipt with the present message.”
4. When are the Team Florida meetings?
Tuesdays at 9:00pm during the regular Fall and Spring semesters.
5. Is there an official Team Florida web site?
Yes. http://grove.ufl.edu/~cycling/
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6. How do I use the mailing list?
Once you are subscribed to the list, all you need to do is ask your question or participate in the current discussion and wait for someone to answer. Ask your question by sending an email to the Team-Florida-L mailing list, which involves an email addressed to: TEAM-FLORIDA-L@LISTS.UFL.EDU (caps are not necessary).
7. If I receive an email via the mailing list, should I reply to the original sender and the mailing list?
Bear in mind that everyone subscribed to the list will receive your email if it is addressed to TEAM-FLORIDA-L@LISTS.UFL.EDU. While everyone benefits from receiving the training plan, times for rides, and bikes for sale/giveaway to team members, there may be emails of a personal nature that would be better directed to the intended recipient alone. If you are not sure, imagine addressing the email to a hundred individual recipients.
8. What are commands and what do they do?
Commands are used to get information *about* a mailing list, and not to send information *to* the mailing list. To clarify: commands sent to the TEAM-FLORIDA-L mailing list will be received by all subscribed members as an email and not bring about the desired result (normally - of course, if your desire is to send all subscribed members a command that does nothing…). As an example, to see all members subscribed to the TEAM-FLORIDA-L mailing list, send an email to
LISTSERV@LISTS.UFL.EDU
with the following command in the body of the email:
REVIEW TEAM-FLORIDA-L
Notice that this command is sent not to the TEAM-FLORIDA-L mailing list, but to the main managing server of all the mailing lists at UF. Go ahead, give the command a try…see who is subscribed and relish in your newfound power.
9. Are messages sent to the Team-Florida-L mailing list archived?
Yes. The messages sent (or posted) to a mailing list are saved in files known as list archives for future reference. These can be found at
http://www.lists.ufl.edu/archives/team-florida-l.html.
10. How can I read previously sent messages to the mailing list?
Visit the above url.
11. How do I unsubscribe from the TEAM-FLORIDA-L mailing list?
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