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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.
And so I could tell you about a woman whose husband has just come home from Afghanistan, and she is having a hard time unearthing this thing called conversation, and so she tucks love letters throughout the house as a way to say, "Come back to me.
According to this view, the reason we want a big house or a nice car or a good job isn't that these things are intrinsically valuable.
And this picture was taken in India in our last field trial, where we had a 90-percent adoption rate where people switched to using our Leveraged Freedom Chair over their normal wheelchair, and this picture specifically is of Ashok, and Ashok had a spinal injury when he fell out of a tree, and he had been working at a tailor, but once he was injured he wasn't able to transport himself from his house over a kilometer to his shop in his normal wheelchair.
The profession is the family doctor of enterprise, the family doctor of business, who sits with you in your house, at your kitchen table, at the cafe, and helps you find the resources to transform your passion into a way to make a living.
And then I made great progression, to the point where I could walk around the house, holding onto the walls, like this.
It starts to search for its house in the right distance away from the food, but it is clearly completely lost.
So we went to the white pages, and we found, we looked through the Rita Krills in the phonebook, and we looked through a couple of different addresses, and that took us to Google Maps, where we found a house.
And we found a house with a swimming pool that looked remarkably like Rita's.
After all, if it is being done somewhere by someone, and we can participate virtually, then why bother leaving the house?"
I'm not sure that's the most progressive or 21st-century of job titles, but I've spent more than two percent now of my entire life living in a tent inside the Arctic Circle, so I get out of the house a fair bit.
Mallory's argument that leaving the house, embarking on these grand adventures is joyful and fun, however, doesn't tally that neatly with my own experience.
And that, I guess, is probably the finest argument for leaving the house.
In life, we all have tempests to ride and poles to walk to, and I think metaphorically speaking, at least, we could all benefit from getting outside the house a little more often, if only we could summon up the courage.
If an earthquake strikes tonight, I used to worry, what will happen to our house?
This means that there's much less money coming into the house.
There was an egg, a tomato, a head of lettuce and a pumpkin, and they all lived in this refrigerator city, and in one of their adventures they went to a haunted house that was filled with so many dangers like an evil blender who tried to chop them up, an evil toaster who tried to kidnap the bread couple, and an evil microwave who tried to melt their friend who was a stick of butter.
So the biggest moment for me, though, my most important job now is I am a dad myself, and I have two beautiful daughters, and my goal is to surround them by inspiration, by the books that are in every single room of our house to the murals I painted in their rooms to the moments for creativity where you find, in quiet times, by making faces on the patio to letting her sit in the very desk that I've sat in for the past 20 years.
You get a job and get out of the house.
Build a nice home, bring the architect, design my house.
When I was 11, I remember waking up one morning to the sound of joy in my house.
The school was in a house, more than 100 of us packed in one small living room.
She retired two years ago, only to turn our house into a school for girls and women in our neighborhood.
Do you happen to know how much your house is worth?
And everything I had to do from that moment was to prepare me to be a perfect woman at age 12. My day started at 5 in the morning, milking the cows, sweeping the house, cooking for my siblings, collecting water, firewood.
The actual day came, and we walked out of the house that we were dancing in.
We have blended families, adopted families, we have nuclear families living in separate houses and divorced families living in the same house.
And when I strenuously objected this would never work in our house, our kids needed way too much monitoring, Eleanor looked at me. "That's what I thought," she said.
The week we introduced a morning checklist into our house, it cut parental screaming in half.
So I would need a piano to practice on, and an hour later I would be at a fan's house.
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