And fade.
Maybe everyone gets to their destination after all. Or not. Every story has an arbitrary beginning and end. Making art is really about putting limits on the infinite, about sticking pins where you want to start and where you want to finish, and hope that by marking those limits you create meaning. A storyteller is a sculptor is a winemaker is a painter.
For me, I think this might have been the most entertaining and artful and meaningful Layer Tennis match we've ever had.
Whether or not you agree, you can vote for the winner by sending a Twitter message that includes #lyt and your favorite's name with the "hash" sign in front of it. For instance: #lyt plus #shansen or #jkoxvold. The winners of both of today's matches will be announced on Monday. The Semi-Finals are next Friday.
Thanks to everybody hanging around this afternoon, and thanks especially to Jason and Scott. I certainly enjoyed the ride.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Kevin Guilfoile.
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Congratulations to Mig Reyes, Layer Tennis Season 3 Champion.
Thanks to all the players, commentators and fans who made Season Three of Layer Tennis a big success. And thanks to the crew at Goodby Silverstein & Partners and all the folks at Adobe Creative Suite for making it possible. Watch this space (or sign up for Season Tickets or follow us on Twitter) for news about some special exhibition matches being planned and about Season 4.
Cast your votes on The Championship Match. Both Finalists will receive invitations to play in the post-season tournament for Season Four.
Here's how the voting works. Decide who you'd like to declare as winner and then simply tweet their first name following a hash mark. Either #mig or #noper and, this is important, also include #lyt in that tweet. We'll leave the voting open all weekend and announce our Season Three Champion on Monday.
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