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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson was fined $25,000 by the National Basketball Association (NBA) on Tuesday for publicly criticizing game officials. SportsThe Lakers organization was also fined $25,000 for their coach’s comments, NBA Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Stu Jackson said in a statement.Jackson was critical of refereeing during the Lakers’ crushing 120-101 defeat by the Denver Nuggets on Monday in Game Four of their Western Conference finals series.He was especially scathing of the decision to call Lakers reserve forward Luke Walton for a technical foul after he had complained about being elbowed by Denver’s Nene.”It was an off-ball cut, and the referee gave him a technical then subsequently gave him three consecutive fouls out on the floor,” Jackson told reporters.”That kind of disparity, we don’t like in ball games. About the DFMA ForumThe Forum is the foremost conference worldwide on Design for Manufacture andAssembly (DFMA) methodologies and software.DFMAstructures team knowledge andguides early collaboration efforts to combine increased performancefunctionality and innovation with significant product cost reduction. The Forum provides valuable insights to managers, strategists, and financialdecision-makers, including product designers, manufacturing engineers,supply-chain managers and purchasing personnel. Papers offered this year covertopics such as Eco-design; web-based, interactive 3D assembly documentation;DFMA and OEM and supply-chain partnerships; cost engineering; and new 3D CADtechnologies for streamlining design to manufacturing. For information on the2009 International DFMA Forum on Design for Manufacture and Assembly, go to http:// About Boothroyd Dewhurst, Inc.Boothroyd Dewhurst, Inc., was the first company to commercialize Design forManufacture and Assembly (DFMA) methodologies and software tools, which make itpossible to evaluate, estimate, and reduce the manufacturing cost of a productin the design phase through product simplification and cost estimation. Hundredsof Fortune 1000 companies, including Dell, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, andWhirlpool, use DFMA to cut the costs of their manufactured products and achievedesign innovation in their markets.

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