Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!!!

At the moment, the TTFFL is the Devil's house.  That needs to change.

So, how are things?  Everyone had a good winter?  Spring?  Summer?  Good, good.  But now, it's about to get even better, because the Steelers and Patriots kick of the 2015 NFL season in less than 10 weeks!  Woo-hoo!  Does everyone have their projections done?

Okay, okay, so.  The usual start-of season stuff:

1. The draft order is set here, and on the league site.
2. I seem to recall last year we held a vote to make the Wednesday night before the first game of the season our permanent draft night.  That would mean our draft will be held on Wednesday, September 9.  Does 8:30 EDT work for everyone?  Let me know.
3. A scheduling note: I'm traveling to the Grand Canyon over the weekend of September 26, 27, and so I will be incommunicado as far as doing commissionery things that weekend (there is no wifi on the floor of the Grand Canyon).  This shouldn't be a problem, since it seems I rarely need to do anything during the season other than approve the occasional trade, but if anyone has any concerns, let me know.
4. If anyone would like to suggest any rule changes, get them into me quick so I can hold a league vote.
5. MONEY!  You know how I love to get paid.  There is a full breakdown of finances here, but the summary is:

Jody: Wins the prize for being the only league member to owe the full $60 this year.  Good lord, I'm going broke with you guys.

Merrill, Kevin, Pete: Owe $30 apiece.  (Merrill also owes Battlin' Sweethearts dues, as detailed on that blog).

Taylor, Adam, Aaron: Owe $45 apiece (Aaron also owes Battlin' Sweethearts dues, as detailed on that blog).

Kubicek, Jason, Mex, Levi: Are already paid in full.  That needs to change.  Clearly I'm taking it too easy on you guys.

I guess the last remaining detail is the name for Aaron's team.  Kubicek, you're supposed to get him a new name and avatar by August 1, and Aaron, you're supposed to start using them no later than draft night.  Since Kubicek has had half a year to think about it, he's come up with something really great.

Or he's completely forgotten about it.  Most likely the latter.