SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities - Another Hit!

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SharePoint Saturday
Twin Cities
Another Great Hit!

Like any good SharePoint Saturday
It started off with a
Speakers Dinner

Because we couldn’t
play Air Hockey
forever...

Some of us
couldn’t make up
our minds
Yammer?
SharePoint Social?

Christian was kind
enough to give me a
ride back to the hotel
in style

Then, the morning of
the SharePoint
Saturday was upon
us

We set up
the booth
and
braced
ourselves
for an
amazing
day

Attendees waited in the
main hall where the opening
message would be held

Look at all the
orange shirts!
Volunteers giving
up their Saturday
Awesome!

a great opportunity for
attendees to talk to
vendors before sessions
started

My session was packed! I had a great
group, we had a lot of fun.

Jason’s session on
Workﬂows was a hit.
Lots of Power Users
looking to leverage a
little more out of
Workﬂows

Christian felt
pretty cool
with this
shirt
Back in the
lobby...

the event was a
BLAST
so to celebrate, we
set out to Khan’s

We all had a blast
today and right now
feeling a little too full

Ok maybe that’s not
exactly how that
happened

but Christian broke his
phone so we had to go
to the mall now and
get it replaced

This mall has it’s own
amusement park...

We ﬁnally all got
together and went for
desert

There’s always
room for desert,
but that’s
BIG

Tamara, I think Sean is eyeing your
ice-cream

Look at what I
accidentally found in
the store... weird

Unfortunately it was
too late, they were
closed

and I’ll spare you the
details of our 2 hours
ﬂight back that lasted
16 hours

I really had a blast,
the event was once again
a hit for everyone.
Big thanks to all the
organizers and volunteers
that make this event such
a success

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SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities - Another Hit!

1. SharePoint Saturday Twin Cities Another Great Hit!

2. Like any good SharePoint Saturday It started off with a Speakers Dinner

3. and soon, it was time to enjoy our meal

4. Because we couldn’t play Air Hockey forever...

5. We even had a visit from the UK

6. This Guy

7. Some of us couldn’t make up our minds Yammer? SharePoint Social?

8. I played it safe...

9. Christian was kind enough to give me a ride back to the hotel in style

10. with a car almost as big as I am

11. Then, the morning of the SharePoint Saturday was upon us

12. We set up the booth and braced ourselves for an amazing day

13. People started trickling in

14. Attendees waited in the main hall where the opening message would be held

15. Look at all the orange shirts! Volunteers giving up their Saturday Awesome!

16. Sarah launched the event

17. can’t start #spstc without these

18. and the Saturday is official started!

19. a great opportunity for attendees to talk to vendors before sessions started

20. My session was packed! I had a great group, we had a lot of fun.

21. wait what?

22. Jason’s session on Workﬂows was a hit. Lots of Power Users looking to leverage a little more out of Workﬂows

23. Overall a lot of great sessions

24. Christian felt pretty cool with this shirt Back in the lobby...

25. the event was a BLAST so to celebrate, we set out to Khan’s

26. It’s now a tradition

27. Wait a minute, I recognize that t-shirt

28. “What T-Shirt?”

29. We all had a blast today and right now feeling a little too full

30. “Let’s go to the Mall of America!”

31. “in that case... so are we”

32. Ok maybe that’s not exactly how that happened

33. but Christian broke his phone so we had to go to the mall now and get it replaced

34. This mall has it’s own amusement park...

35. We ﬁnally all got together and went for desert

36. There’s always room for desert, but that’s BIG

37. Tamara, I think Sean is eyeing your ice-cream

38. Cool! All out of Legos

39. Look at what I accidentally found in the store... weird

40. Meanwhile at the Microsoft Store

41.

42. We had a blast with the Kinect

43. Should we go on the roller-coasters?

44. Unfortunately it was too late, they were closed

45. and I’ll spare you the details of our 2 hours ﬂight back that lasted 16 hours

46. I really had a blast, the event was once again a hit for everyone. Big thanks to all the organizers and volunteers that make this event such a success

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