Day three was quite a long one, filled with some great content. The day started out with a Keynote by Greg LeMond , the American Cyclist who won the Tour de France 3 times in the late-80's. He shared the amazing story of who he got to the top, only to fall and struggle back up to the top. His story is a great one, and shows his determination and character. A great summery of life he gave is that you never hit the last finish line. those looking the the finish line as the end, will hit an end. Those who always look to the next finish line will continue to progress. He gave some great insights on the current state of the Tour de France as well. Joel Oleson and Bob Fox (with a guest appearance by Todd Klindt ) started off the morning's technical forums with a great presentation on the benefits and features available when using SharePoint 2007 on Windows and SQL 2008 . Joel did most of the talking, including some bad jokes :), while Bob drove. Joel hinted strongly (with a "wink, wink") that this is the last version of SharePoint that will support 32-bit environments. He said that the performance gains of the 64-bit environment were so great, that there really was no reason anyone should be staying with 32-bit server environments anymore. Key Windows 2008 features shown off were the Server Manager, which replaces Computer Management, the Event Viewer, which now has alerting and additional functionality...