As most of you know their have been some issues with the forum over the past few days. We have received an email from the owners of the freepowerboards.com website explaining the issue. Long story short someone who worked for them purposely deleted the backups and corrupted some forums. This issue has been resolved by freepowerboards.com however we did lose 20+ days of posts.
If you go to the transactions link and if you submitted a transaction but it is not listed it is because it was lost in the fracus. Please resubmit and I will process them as soon as possible.
-Ben
Friday, December 22, 2006
Monday, December 18, 2006
Officepools Changes In Your Hands
Effective immediately, all UFHL GMs are responsible for setting up their weekly officepools changes.
Log into Officepools.
Create a team login for your team (remember your password).
Click on trades.
Make changes between your reserves and your active roster.
Click Save
On Sunday AM, an exec will be log into the admin utility and will review and process the officepools changes with the click of a button. This process takes a fraction of the previous amount of time. Because it is so easy to do, the league is insisting that all GMs learn how to do this.
If you need a player from your farm put onto your OFFICEPOOLS reserves, please email the league.
When you make a trade, the officepools rosters still need to be changed by an exec. It is crucial that your trades are done in time for an exec to make officepools changes so that you can then make your officepools changes. It is your responsibility to make sure this happens.
This makes the load on the execs much much less, and will pair very well with Ben's new database set up.
Its the new age of the UFHL! Now lets find some more GMs!
Log into Officepools.
Create a team login for your team (remember your password).
Click on trades.
Make changes between your reserves and your active roster.
Click Save
On Sunday AM, an exec will be log into the admin utility and will review and process the officepools changes with the click of a button. This process takes a fraction of the previous amount of time. Because it is so easy to do, the league is insisting that all GMs learn how to do this.
If you need a player from your farm put onto your OFFICEPOOLS reserves, please email the league.
When you make a trade, the officepools rosters still need to be changed by an exec. It is crucial that your trades are done in time for an exec to make officepools changes so that you can then make your officepools changes. It is your responsibility to make sure this happens.
This makes the load on the execs much much less, and will pair very well with Ben's new database set up.
Its the new age of the UFHL! Now lets find some more GMs!
Saturday, September 09, 2006
Moving on
It has been a month since the loss of our friend Rob, and more than ever, the craving for hockey is starting to burn. Moving forward with the UFHL isn't a betrayal of a friendship, its a tribute to it. Rob would have wanted everyone to continue enjoying the league and the challenges of a new season.
While the league has not named a replacement for the Kings team, it will likely happen by the beginning of the season. Rob's legacy should pass on to another GM rather than be left to fade.
As you talk trade, sign players, and submit those rosters, don't feel guilty that you have resumed your regular routine. Rob loved the league when it was active. He loved the competition. He loved the communication with peers. Think of Rob when you carry out your GM business. He is inspiration for us all. This year also know that the competition for the Jack Adams Trophy will forward be known as the Robert Ratliff trophy. This award is not based purely on the success of your roster, but for your efforts to make the UFHL a better league. The league hasn't written up the definition of the award yet, but we all have an idea of what type GM Rob was. He raised the bar. His memory will continue to make the league a better place.
While the league has not named a replacement for the Kings team, it will likely happen by the beginning of the season. Rob's legacy should pass on to another GM rather than be left to fade.
As you talk trade, sign players, and submit those rosters, don't feel guilty that you have resumed your regular routine. Rob loved the league when it was active. He loved the competition. He loved the communication with peers. Think of Rob when you carry out your GM business. He is inspiration for us all. This year also know that the competition for the Jack Adams Trophy will forward be known as the Robert Ratliff trophy. This award is not based purely on the success of your roster, but for your efforts to make the UFHL a better league. The league hasn't written up the definition of the award yet, but we all have an idea of what type GM Rob was. He raised the bar. His memory will continue to make the league a better place.
Monday, August 07, 2006
Goodbye to a friend,
Our good friend Rob Ratliff has passed away in a fishing accident where he drowned in the ocean.
I don't feel quite right posting this, but his family wants his friends to know. Rob spent a lot of time online, and due to the nature of this type of communication, the Internet now becomes a tool to deliver this unhappy news. Nonetheless, I apologize for the method of delivery.
Rob, 33, is survived by his wife Mel, and three children.
More to follow...
I don't feel quite right posting this, but his family wants his friends to know. Rob spent a lot of time online, and due to the nature of this type of communication, the Internet now becomes a tool to deliver this unhappy news. Nonetheless, I apologize for the method of delivery.
Rob, 33, is survived by his wife Mel, and three children.
More to follow...
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