Microsoft TechEd 2014 — Part 2

A booth at TechEd 2014 where attendees could interact with Windows 8.1.

This is another series of photos from Microsoft TechEd 2014, and the closing party held at Minute Maid Park–home of the Houston Astros.

Keep Austin Weird...at Houston's Minute Maid Park.
Hanging out with my Microsoft MVP lead, JP Clementi.
I wish I had found this sooner. I discovered this sign AFTER walking the entire circumference of the park to see what was available.
A map to let you know where things are happening at the TechEd 2014 party at Minute Maid Park.
The Houston Astros version of the General Lee?
Left field at Minute Maid Park.
Looking across at center field at Minute Maid Park with TechEd 2014 on the big screen.
Looking out at Houston from Minute Maid Park
Looking out at Houston from Minute Maid Park
There was live entertainment throughout Minute Maid Park. The band from teh stage on the field got to be on the big screen.
A booth at TechEd 2014 displays information–I assume from registered attendees.
Jeremy Chapman had Mark Russinovich on as a guest for Garage Live. Reminds me when we all did the Virtual Roundtables together years ago.
A booth at TechEd 2014 where attendees could interact with Windows 8.1.
Microsoft TechEd 2014
Microsoft TechEd 2014
Lotus F1 race car on display at TechEd 2014.
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