After a brief look, you have 2 PCI cards listed, the sound card, and the wireless card. The motherboard you selected has exactly ZERO PCI slots, so that isn't going to work.
Also, you have a 16 outlet surge protector listed, and at max, with the components listed, you will be using about 4 of them. If you are going to be using the full 16 outlets, I sure hope that you had an electrician run a special circuit from your breaker box to whatever room you will have this in... Otherwise.... get ready to reboot a lot, and reset breakers a lot.
Additionally, with the 2 GPUs you selected, and 2 RevoDrives, and the TV tuner card. No matter HOW you arrange those cards, they take up 7 expansion slots, which will leave you with again ZERO available slots, so you will be using on-board audio, and some other means of setting up wireless networking.
PERSONALLY, if you are going to be spending this much on JUST a PC, sped a little bit of money, and get your house (or whatever) wired for internet. I wired my whole home with Ethernet and Coax, each room having a wall panel with 3 Ethernet and 1 Coax jacks. Each ethernet jack is operational at gigabit speeds (except I have 1 jack dedicated for phone, which can be changed to data in about 3 seconds by connecting it to the gigabit switch.) I then have a NAS (Network Attached Storage) device in my LAN rack which connects to the gigabit switch, and has 4TB of capacity. See my sig for a link to the home wiring thread, and the details of my NAS box. The benefits of using this over a USB storage setup, is that I have media (pictures, videos, music) on the NAS which is accessable from my PS3, laptop, 2 different desktops, and my SONY TV in an 'on demand' fashion, and it doesn't require a PC to be powered on all the time to 'share' access to the device. Just saying...
Anyways, there is plenty of refinement you can do with this planned build to max out potential, and not use every cent of that $10,000 budget. Good Luck!