Frank McKinney

Frank McKinney designed and built a certified green mansion valued at $29 million dollars (U.S.). The house has a Silver LEED rating from the U.S Green Building Council, a Certified Florida Green Home rating from the Florida Green Building Coalition, and meets the Energy Star for Homes criteria established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency[].

The house includes an innovative use of solar, water, and materials. Super energy efficient appliances cut down on electrical consumption by nearly 60%.

On certain days the home will be energy neutral, and can generate enough electricity to run two average-sized homes. The house used enough reclaimed and renewable wood to save over 10.5 acres of rain forest.

A system that collects runoff water from the cedar roof fills the water garden. The system collects enough reusable water to fill the average size swimming pool every 17 days.

McKinney donated money from the sale of the house to the Crush It Charity[], which builds houses and self-sufficient villages in Haiti.

Read more about the house here.

Sam Lehman

Sam Lehman named Nevada’s Congressional Delegatesin 3.13 seconds.

Lindsey Weber

Lindsey Weber and seven of her friends (Jennalise, Lauren, Chris, Billy, Josh, Joey and Nitin) played a game of UNO together.

Brooklyne Redmon

Six-year-old Brooklyne Redmon ran around her house in 18.93 seconds.

Andy Pelphrey

Andy Pelphrey blew a whistle at a house 125 times in 30 seconds.

Benjamin Hagkull

Benjamin Hagkull, a disabled 12-year-old boy, raced on the peak of their house.

NOTE: This record is dangerous. Please do not attempt this record without proper training and safety precautions.

Donovan Schneider

Donovan Schneider built a house in Minecraft reaching 250 blocks in height.