Just so you know, we will be working on this house... tomorrow and the next day and the day after... until it's finished.

I do have a very nice mid-century ranch, but it's in the Valley, and you're going to get a third of the house for twice the price.

Yeah, I mean, she's a little kooky, but she seems trustworthy, she knows the house really well, and I feel like I could just use the help.

And we're gonna end this marriage and we're gonna sell this house and I'll let you be a father to our kids because I happen to think that you're a good one.

Um, and I would also like to be candid with you that this house has a history that find troubling.

And I'm going on the Murder House Tour with Marcy so that I can get all the details of what happened in this house and give full disclosure before anyone commits.

I've never said this to any of my employers for fear of losing their trust or my job-- but this house is possessed.

God, after all the missteps, we finally have somebody in this house that maybe can help you.

Dear Sam, it saddens me to write this letter, but Mrs. Billingsley and I have decided we cannot permit you to return to our home.

My cousin's husband died, and she has a big house and is all alone now, and... she asked me to come live with her.

So you will not do drugs in his house, you will not talk to him about this, and you will not talk about drugs in his presence.

I know that you like things just so, but I need room for a life outside of this.

You've been locked in this house for four years lighting candles to your dead daughter's shrine.

I live near this house, and I thought about how I could make it a nicer space for my neighborhood, and I also thought about something that changed my life forever.

Now, I mention Squeak because Sebastian's first guest happened to see a rather large mouse run across the kitchen, and she promised that she would refrain from leaving a bad review on one condition: he got a cat.

So this kind of proof of concept project has a lot of implications to actual future application in architecture, and in this case, here you see a house, that's for a developer in China, and it's actually a four-story glass box.

My gift of a good start was not only being in a nice family, a good family, but having a family that said to me, "Now listen, we came to this country in banana boats in 1920 and 1924.

Three years later -- our girls are almost eight now -- We're still holding these meetings.

Now you can imagine looking at Jonas at only 14, that male puberty is early in this family, because he looks more like a 16-year-old.

When you think about it, (Laughter) it's nuts to believe that the reasons given to you dictated that you had most reason to pursue the exact hobbies you do, to live in the exact house you do, to work at the exact job you do.

One very telling study looked at a program in India that gives livestock to the so-called ultra-poor, and they found that 30 percent of recipients had turned around and sold the livestock they had been given for cash.

But I think it shows something important, that when Men's Health magazine put it on their cover, they also called, you'll love this, "Choreplay."

They write or talk more about others, often using the third person to distance and disassociate themselves from their lie, which sounds more false: "Absolutely no party took place at this house, " or "I didn't host a party here."

I think about this picture of my family that I never dreamed I could ever have -- (Applause) -- and of our children holding this headline I never dreamed could ever be printed about the Supreme Court ruling.

And there was my father, standing with me outside, admiring a day's work, hair on his head, fully in remission, when he turned to me and he said, "You know, Michael, this house saved my life."

But in this family, there was a quiet little boy who went to the same school as I did, and after I left school, I didn't hear much more about him, except that he'd gone off to India.

For him, the idea that just the image of this house was enough to bring Prince there meant that it was possible.

And on top of designing and building this house, we get invaluable feedback, sharing it with our family and our friends because this is our life and our work in progress.

What I've been always interested in is things, physical things we use every day, like things on this table that the family doesn't pay attention to.

So, we would read in field guides, the standard field guides that maybe you have on your shelves, you know, what beavers need is, "A slowly meandering stream with aspen trees and alders and willows, near the water." That's the best thing for a beaver.

If we want to know more about the family, the home in which this bed stands, we can just click it and go to the family, and we can see all the images from that family.

This family, Sarita and her husband, bought a 15-dollar unit when they were living in a -- literally a three-walled lean-to with a corrugated iron roof.

And then more recently, they really began to do reverse engineering on this beast and figure out just what the parts were, how they worked and how they might be optimized -- how they might be made better.