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Serena Williams loses to Ajla Tomljanovic in U.S. Open farewell
Serena Williams motions a heart to fans after losing to Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic during the third round of the U.S. Open tennis championships on Friday in New York.
NEW YORK — Leave it to Serena Williams to not want to go quietly, to not want this match, this trip to the U.S. Open, this transcendent career of hers, to really, truly end.
Right down to what were, barring a change of heart, the final minutes of her quarter-century of excellence on the tennis court, and an unbending unwillingness to be told what wasn't possible, Williams tried to mount one last classic comeback, earn one last vintage victory, with fans on their feet in a full Arthur Ashe Stadium, cellphone cameras at the ready.
The 23-time Grand Slam champion staved off five match points to prolong the three-hours-plus proceedings, but could not do more, and was eliminated from the U.S. Open in the third round by Ajla Tomljanovic 7-5, 6-7 (4), 6-1 on Friday night in what is expected to be her final contest.
"I've been down before. ... I don't really give up," Williams said. "In my career, I've never given up. In matches, I don't give up. Definitely wasn't giving up tonight."
She turns 41 this month and recently told the world that she is ready to start "evolving" away from her playing days — she expressed distaste for the word "retirement" — and while she remained purposely vague about whether this appearance at Flushing Meadows definitely would represent her last hurrah, everyone assumed it will be.
"It's been the most incredible ride and journey I've ever been on in my life," Williams said, tears streaming down her cheeks shortly after one final shot landed in the net. "I'm so grateful to every single person that's ever said, 'Go, Serena!' in their life."
Asked during an on-court interview whether she might reconsider walking away, Williams replied: "I don't think so, but you never know."
A little later, pressed on the same topic at her post-match news conference, Williams joked, "I always did love Australia," the country that hosts the next Grand Slam tournament in January.
With two victories in singles this week, including over the No. 2 player in the world, Anett Kontaveit, on Wednesday, Williams took her fans on a thrill-a-minute throwback trip at the hard-court tournament that was the site of a half-dozen of her championships.
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Serena Williams returns a shot to Ajla Tomljanovic during the third round of the U.S. Open tennis championships on Friday.
The first came in 1999 in New York, when Williams was a teen. Now she's married and a mother; her daughter, Olympia, turned 5 on Thursday.
"Clearly, I'm still capable. ... (But) I'm ready to be a mom, explore a different version of Serena," she said. "Technically, in the world, I'm still super young, so I want to have a little bit of a life while I'm still walking."
With 23,859 of her closest friends cheering raucously again Friday, Williams faltered against Tomljanovic, a 29-year-old Australian who is ranked 46th.
Williams gave away leads in each set, including the last, in which she was up 1-0 before dropping the final six games.
Tomljanovic is unabashedly a fan of Williams, having growing up watching her play on TV.
"I'm feeling really sorry, just because I love Serena just as much as you guys do. And what she's done for me, for the sport of tennis, is incredible," said Tomljanovic, who has never been past the quarterfinals at any major. "This is a surreal moment for me."
Then, drawing laughs, Tomljanovic added: "I just thought she would beat me. ... She's Serena. That's that's just who she is: She's the greatest of all time. Period."
Asked what she planned to do on the first day of the rest of her life Saturday, Williams said she'd rest, spend time with Olympia and then added: "I'm definitely probably going to be karaoke-ing."
Her performance with her racket Friday showed grit and featured some terrific serving, but it was not perfect.
On one point in the second set, Williams' feet got tangled and she fell to the court, dropping her racket. She finished with 51 unforced errors, 21 more than Tomljanovic.
Williams let a 5-3 lead vanish in the first set. She did something similar in the second, giving away edges of 4-0 and 5-2, and requiring five set points to finally put that one in her pocket. From 4-all in the tiebreaker, meaning Williams was three points from defeat, she pounded a 117 mph ace, hit a forehand winner to cap a 20-stroke exchange, then watched Tomljanovic push a forehand long.
Momentum appeared to be on Williams' side. But she could not pull off the sort of never-admit-defeat triumph she did so often over the years.
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Serena Williams waves to fans after losing to Ajla Tomljanovic in the third round of the U.S. Open tennis championships on Friday in New York.
"Oh, my God, thank you so much. You guys were amazing today. I tried," Williams told the audience, hands on her hips, before mentioning, among others, her parents and her older sister, Venus, a seven-time major champion who is 42.
"I wouldn't be Serena if there wasn't Venus. So thank you, Venus," Williams said. "She's the only reason that Serena Williams ever existed."
They started in tennis as kids in Compton, California, coached by their father, Richard, who taught himself about the sport after watching on television while a player received a winner's check. He was the central figure in the Oscar-winning film "King Richard," produced by his daughters.
The siblings lost together in the first round of doubles on Thursday night, drawing another sellout. And on Friday, as during the younger Williams' other outings this week, there could be no doubt about which player the paying public favored.
When Tomljanovic broke to go up 6-5 as part of a four-game run to take the opening set, one person in her guest box rose to applaud — and he was pretty much on his own.
Otherwise, folks applauded when Tomljanovic double-faulted, generally considered a faux pas for tennis crowds.
They got loud in the middle of lengthy exchanges, also frowned upon.
They offered sympathetic sounds of "Awwwwww" when Williams flubbed a shot, and leapt out of their seats when she did something they found extraordinary. A rather routine service break was cause for a standing ovation.
Tomljanovic draped a blue-and-white U.S. Open towel over her head at changeovers, shielding herself from the noise and distractions.
"Just really blocked it out as much as I could. It did get to me a few times, internally. I mean, I didn't take it personally because, I mean, I would be cheering for Serena, too, if I wasn't playing her," Tomljanovic said. "But it was definitely not easy."
After Williams struck a swinging backhand volley winner to take a 4-0 lead in the second set, her play improving with every passing moment, the reaction was earsplitting. Billie Jean King, a Hall of Famer with 39 total Grand Slam titles across singles, doubles and mixed doubles, raised her cellphone to capture the scene.
"You're everywhere!" yelled Williams' husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, from a courtside guest box that also contained power couple Ciara and Russell Wilson.
Serena Williams follows through on a shot to Ajla Tomljanovic during the third round of the U.S. Open tennis championships on Friday in New York.
When Williams drove two consecutive forehand winners to lead 5-2 in the second set, she screamed and leaned forward after each.
She could not sustain that level.
Williams entered the night having won 19 times in a row in the U.S. Open's third round of singles competition, including reaching at least the semifinals in her most recent 11 appearances in New York.
Talk about a full-circle moment: The only other third-round loss she's ever had at Flushing Meadows (she is 42-0 in the first and second rounds) came in 1998, the year Williams made her tournament debut at age 16.
She would win her first major trophy 12 months later at the U.S. Open. And now she said goodbye in that same stadium.
"It's been a long time. I've been playing tennis my whole life," Williams said Friday night, after performing one last twirl-and-wave move usually reserved for victories. "It is a little soon, but I'm also happy because, I mean, this is what I wanted, what I want."


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Why does E-Learning Take Less Time than Traditional Classrooms?
It's widely accepted that you can accomplish the same thing in e-Learning as in a traditional classroom in almost half the time. As an educator, I have always felt that e-Learning not only takes much reduced time, but also opens up endless opportunities to enhance the process of training and learning. But, the key factor to take into account here is what makes e-Learning hassle free and a time-saving venture.
A couple of weeks back, one of my Twitter posts regarding this topic received a lot of replies from the followers. Many of my followers thought that the process of e-Learning eliminated group discussions, which cut down a lot of time. While in traditional classrooms, a lot of time is utilized in group discussions and other related stuff. But, on a more serious note , the scenario is little different. In e-Learning we have an advanced version of interactivity, by replacing the traditional group discussions with a virtual interactive platform, which is even more effective for training.
Given that e-Learning can cover same objectives at the same level of detail and with similar level of interactivity, it's important to ponder at length, the differences in each case. Here are some of our thoughts.
Regular breaks of the teachers: A half-day class, which normally lasts for 30 minutes, includes a lot of interruptions. For example, it might include introductions, breaks, room logistics, waiting for people, etc. . These inconsequential pauses often hinder the seamless flow of delivering knowledge in traditional classes as a lot of time is required for all these activities.
Off-topic questions: Questions are an important part that makes classroom training so valuable. Like traditional classroom, in the e-Learning process also—students can get their specific questions answered. But what if you need to repeat something? While in e-Learning, this is easily solved with a rewind/replay button, but in conventional classroom the process requires a lot of time. The instructor has to go back and explain the topic afresh. In this process, everyone in the class has to suffer. Everyone goes off-topic and before you get back to the main topic, a lot of time is already consumed. This is not an issue in e-Learning.
Verbal inefficiency: Probably, this is one of the major factors for so much time consumption in the traditional classes. While teaching, instructors are on a roll. They tell three stories when two would have been enough. No doubt, it eats up a lot of time. On the contrary, when you create e-Learning lessons, every single word goes through an editing process, thus making it more efficient and effective. Such kind of filter hardly happens in the classroom.
Needless to say, in e Learning, we can seamlessly teach more in less time and that too without cutting down on the content or interactivity.
Written by admin August 21, 2013. Category: Learning.


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Construction: claiming liquidated damages after termination
Construction contracts commonly contain a clause dealing with the employer's entitlement to recover a pre-determined level of damages from the contractor in the event of certain specified breaches occurring. The most common example is a failure to complete the works within a specified time. The purpose of the liquidated damages clause is to promote certainty and to avoid the need for the employer to prove that it has actually suffered a loss.
But what happens when the works are delayed and the employer decides to terminate the contractor's employment (or the contract itself) before the works are practically complete? Is the employer entitled to claim liquidated damages at all? Can they claim up until the point of termination or even up to the date of completion by the replacement contractor?
The Court of Appeal, in its recent decision on the Triple Point Technology, Inc. v PTT Public Company Ltd case, confirmed that the employer was entitled to claim liquidated damages in relation to the completed stages of work (up to the date of termination). However, the employer's loss in relation to the delayed incomplete works had to be claimed as general damages.
Triple Point Technology, Inc. (Triple Point) was engaged by PTT Public Company Ltd (PTT) to deliver a software system. The contract sum was a substantial $6.92 million and the work was split into various phases, where payments to Triple Point were due after certain milestones were achieved. According to the terms of the contract, in the event that Triple Point failed to deliver the work within the specified time, it was liable to pay liquidated damages to PTT from the delivery due date "up to the date PTT accepts such work".
Whilst the first two stages of phase one were achieved, the project ended up in significant delay and PTT eventually terminated the contract.
In the subsequent litigation, Triple Point sued on its unpaid invoices while PTT counterclaimed for delays and damages suffered as a result of terminating the contract and instructing a replacement contractor to complete the works. One of the issues that the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) was asked to decide on was whether PTT could rely on the liquidated damages clause in the contract and, if so, whether PTT was entitled to liquidated damages up until termination or beyond.
What the courts said
The TCC found that PTT was entitled to liquidated damages: (i) up to the date of completion on the completed stages, and; (ii) up to the date of termination in respect of the incomplete stages. PTT was awarded, amongst other things, nearly $3.46 million in relation to liquidated damages. Triple Point appealed against the TCC's decision.
On appeal, Triple Point argued that, according to the liquidated damages clause in the contract, PTT was only entitled to liquidated damages when the delayed work was completed by Triple Point and accepted by PTT. This clearly did not happen. The Court of Appeal was therefore asked to consider how the liquidated damages clause operates where the contract is terminated and some of the works remain incomplete.
The Court of Appeal reviewed the general principles concerning the operation of liquidated damages clauses in termination or abandonment cases and, in the end, followed the House of Lord's 1913 decision for the case of British Glanzstoff Manufacturing Co Ltd v General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Co Ltd.
In Glanzstoff, where the employer's entitlement to liquidated damages arose when the contractor failed to complete the works by the specified date, the House of Lords held that the liquidated damages clause did not apply at all when the contractor did not complete the works.
While the Court of Appeal agreed with the TCC's decision to allow PTT to claim liquidated damages for delays to the completed stages of work (amounting to $154,662 of liquidated damages), PTT was not entitled to recover liquidated damages for any of the other delayed but incomplete works. The Court of Appeal held that any delay associated with the incomplete stages had to be assessed by the ordinary rules principles of general damages.
The Court of Appeal also confirmed that the entitlement to liquidated damages after termination will always depend on the particular wording of the contract provisions. Its judgment hints that Glanzstoff remains an important case when assessing damages caused by the contractor's delay where the contract was terminated or abandoned.
Any employer who terminates the contract prior to practical completion needs to be aware that, unless the contract allows the employer to levy liquidated damages for delays to completed sections of work, the employer is unlikely to recover any liquidated damages for delayed and incomplete works. That said, the employer is not to be left without a remedy. It can proceed down the general damages route. However, additional hurdles will have to be jumped in order to bring a claim for breach of contract against the contractor and to prove a loss has been suffered.
As currently written in the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) suite of contracts, the liquidated damages clause is not set up to allow an employer to claim liquidated damages if the contract is terminated prior to completion. To remedy this, amendments advised by experts are advised.
To find out more about anything covered in the above article, or to discuss your construction contract needs, please get in touch with Eszter Lakos or a member of the Construction team.
[1] [2019] EWCA Civ 230


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Home » Cases » Antonick v. Electronic Arts, Inc.
Antonick v. Electronic Arts, Inc.
Judge: Andrew David Hurwitz
Opinion Date: November 22, 2016
Plaintiff, the developer of the computer code for the original John Madden Football game for the Apple II computer, filed a diversity action against EA, seeking contract damages in the form of unpaid royalties for Sega Madden and Super Nintendo Madden. The court concluded that the district court properly granted judgment as a matter of law (JMOL) to EA under the "intrinsic test" because the jury had no evidence of Apple II Madden or Sega Madden as a whole to enable it to make a subjective comparison. In this case, plaintiff's claims rest on the contention that the source code of the Sega Madden games infringed on the source code for Apple II Madden. But, none of the source code was in evidence. The jury therefore could not compare the works to determine substantial similarity. The court rejected plaintiff's argument that EA's post-verdict Rule 50(b) motion for JMOL regarding the intrinsic test should not have been considered. The court also concluded that the district court did not err in dismissing the Super Nintendo derivative work claims where the Apple II and Super Nintendo processors have different instruction sizes and data word sizes; the court agreed with the district court that the jury could not have determined plaintiff's damages from the alleged breach to a reasonable certainty; and even if the district court erred, there was no harm because plaintiff's failure to introduce any source code precluded a finding that Super Nintendo Madden was a Derivative Work. Finally, the court concluded that the district court correctly dismissed the claim that EA used development aids to create non-derivative works because the claim is unsubstantiated. Accordingly, the court affirmed the judgment. View "Antonick v. Electronic Arts, Inc." on Justia Law
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