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Sat Sep 22, 2012, 12:37am
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Like I have said before, written mechanics are simply guides to how to do things. I know of no one that follows them to the letter or even when it is said they are required, stops hiring people that do not do them perfectly. I really do not know why we spend so much time trying to be so precise when at the end of the day you need to actually officiate and not say a particular word in the right order. Usually we tweak those things in camp and if someone does them close to perfect they might stand out.
Peace
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