Advice welcome on my first build

Sorry guys, been working today. Just now had a chance to see your advice. First Logain, my budget is in the 2000 to 2200 USD range. 2nd Turkey3 scratch. Yes I actually was thinking if I got a motherboard like the gaming G1 and a power supply like the 750W, I would be good to go into the future if I want to upgrade. @ g unit, yes you are right. I guess I am mis managing my funds. I wasn't really certain how much ram I would need so I thought, hey, go big or go home lol. I was thinking if I had a ton of ram maybe I would be ready to deal with whatever comes my way for a long time. @ geofelt, I will heed your advice about my ssd. Since I am so new to all of this, I still don't know what I'm doing. I'm tech savvy enough to build a pc with all of the information that's available on Tomshardware and ornery places on the Web but I know I've got a LOT to learn. I had read in a couple of places that an ssd wears out faster than an hdd so I thought I would get a small ssd just to see how it goes and then later if it dies on me I could always fall back on one of my internal hdds. I did not realize how big the Noctua NH-D14 is. Thank you for the advice. I will adjust my plans accordingly and get one of the others that you recommend. To be quite honest, the way I picked my parts was just by reading through the articles on Tomshardware and whatever they said was the best components are what I went with lol. I knew I could never afford to get every single one of the editors choice parts on the list because it would be way too expensive, so I picked out the gaming G1 mb and the 6700k and the eatx compatible case and then when I picked all the rest of my components I scanned tomshardware list of the best in each category and just picked the 2nd or 3rd best because it was less expensive. I was thinking I could go back later as I get more money and upgrade those parts.

As to what my goal is with this pc? WellMy wife and I have an old Dell inspiron 530 that we've had so long I can't even remember how long. I recently discovered Tom's hardware and have been doing some research on building from scratch. To be quite honest, although I probably will never play a lot of graphically intensive games on it, I still want to build a powerhouse gaming machine. My son and daughter will probably be the ones who do the intense gaming. I think what really got me started on this quest was when my son wanted to play Civ beyond earth (He's also a skyrim and black ops fan) and we bought him the game and it wouldn't even begin to play on the old inspiron. So then I went out and bought a graphics card and he was actually able to play the game with a few graphical glitches. One of the top things my wife and I will be doing on it is surfing the web. She loves her Facebook and EBay. My wife loves to get creative with her creatacard program. She's also a nurse and does a lot of schedules and charts. I use the PC a lot for modding Wii and rooting my phone's.
I also like to run emulators, process audio and video (occasionally) Burn Cd's, DVD's and Blu-ray, Run Tor network, do some p2p and lots of other stuff.
Last but not least I want to build a PC that will still be viable for years to come.
Thank you all for helping me. I really appreciate it

Thank you g unit. I like the looks of that build. I am going to read more about those components. Plus saving me 250.00 is a bonus.

Thank you Logain. I really appreciate you and G unit for posting those builds and I would appreciate and welcome anyone else who would like to post one. Thank you all.
@ Logain, I noticed the mobo you posted is a gaming 5. I can't explain why but there's something about the gigabyte gaming mobos that I really like. I chose the G1 as my ultimate favorite but it IS way expensive. I had drawn up a couple of other potential builds that were less expensive just in case my wife did not approve of a 2000 dollar build. One of them weighed in at just under 1000. That one had a gaming 7 mobo. One of the things I like about the 7 and G1 is LED light trace path. Yes I know they do nothing to enhance performance but they sure look cool. Lol.
So anyways, can you please tell me what are the true performance related differences between the gaming 5, 7, G1 and (G units) ASRock extreme 6+?
Thank you
Oh and as far as the high wattage psu that I chose, I was just thinking that if I start getting into this gaming rig building as a full time hobby, maybe I can use the Xtra wattage on future builds that may require it

That's kind of my mindset also but since I'm a noob I wasn't sure lol