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Gallery: Star Wars, Aliens and Outta-This-World Lines at Comic-Con

: Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comSAN DIEGO -- More people, more lines and more crazy costumes. Welcome to Day 2 of Comic-Con International, where even hot pretzels can command an impressive queue. Left: Mina Castillo, 7, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, dressed up as Jupiter and attended Comic-Con with her grandmother, Cynthia Lucia of San Diego, at left, dressed as Saturn. Her aunt, Cher Delacy of San Diego, came along as Mars. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com "Masquerade is a big thing for us," said Nicole Roberts, 32, of Van Nuys, California. "Packing for Comic-Con is always a nightmare." Roberts is dressed as Barf from Spaceballs and is having lunch with her friend Kent Elofson, of Pasadena, California. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comThe line for autographs wraps all the way around the DC Comics booth Friday morning. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comTwo stormtroopers ascend to the second level of the San Diego Convention Center on Star Wars day. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comRay Park, who played Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace , signs autographs Friday afternoon. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com"Awesome," said Dwight Boyd, 47, of Palo Alto, California. This is his second year in a row attending Comic-Con. Even the caped crusader needs a little relief sometimes. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comKaan Toy, 23, of Turkey, sports a Superman cape while working Comic-Con. The cape was great for business, but didn't make pedaling the bike any easier. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com Leroy Harper eyes a potential buyer at the Dale Roberts Comics booth Friday. The vintage comics sold by the store fetch big bucks, with some going for thousands of dollars. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comJay, aka Christopher Duncan, and Silent Bob, aka Robert Boughuer, take a little break from the action. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comKathy Valdoria, 25, and Ben Peterson, 26, both of San Diego, came to the show to look at all the crazy toys. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comMavrick Roberts, of Salt Lake City, is one of an estimated 35 Ghost Busters in attendance at Comic-Con, and he proudly chairs the Salt Lake City Ghost Busters branch. : Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comBoba Fett, aka Wayne Riehm of San Diego, stands guard at the entrance to the show floor at Comic-Con. : Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.comGreg Nelson of San Diego makes the perfect Shrek, with his big green head, tattered brown outfit and mildly grouchy personality.

$41701 10,000 Sq Ft Clearlake, CALIFORNIA Land Lot! - perfect (s.f. bayarea)

7/6/2008 Sunday 01:48 PMCome to a Live LAND Auction!!!Sale is on Complete Title of Land10,000 SQ FT - .23 ACRES - RESIDENTIAL LOT2997 THIRTEENTH ST.LAKE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 95422and also our other available Real Estate...Daniel Flahiff b. in Los Angeles, California is an American artist and filmmaker. He works in the areas of experimental film and video.After earning a degree in businessfrom Pacific Lutheran University in Seattle, Washington in , he attended the graduate program at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California where he earned an M.F.A. in , studying under the artists Mike Kelley, Stephen Prina, Mayo Thompson, Dagmar Demming, and occasionally the visiting John Baldessari.His first solo exhibition, The Doors at the School of Visual Concepts Gallery in Seattle in , included his pseudoscientific series, Odaleschatological Essays. Ripsawn sections of doors were stained, painted, rubbed, scratched and gouged.Moving to Florence, Italy in , he researched and wrote about the transformation of the sociopolitical role of earlyRenaissance artists. The resulting book and exhibition Disegni Via Gino Capponi, featured drawings from over he executed while living in Italy.Returning to Los Angeles in , Flahiff concentrated on film and video work including the short films Black HatBrown Hat which premiered at the Los Angeles Times Media Center, Art Center College of Design in , and Shoebox which premiered at the International Experimental Cinema Exposition in , and the experimental video project Sublimation, first shown at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Australia in .Flahiff's awards include the Graduate Merit Scholarship from the Art Center College of Design '', an International Studies Scholarship from the School of Visual Concepts ', an Emerging Voices Grant from the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters ', and an Anna K. Merideth Award for International Studies from the Studio Art Center International '.His work has also been included in several group exhibitions such as TransmissionReception at The Pilot Space, Auckland, New Zealand , Territorial Motif at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia, , and the Pacific Northwest Annual Exhibition at the Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, Washington .Flahiff lives and works in Seattle and Los Angeles.beqbsrzlrzezdchjdnkybpiidhvuxihurafofpplatpoxcxfoshjardhblvvxmkcnrzzfwfkcjudsmcbiwnwoebixptzcdgpuigpxsapfdayvmcfrejrzkjswzvnspzmtifqpjjgpfnhmkexvxaanpisfwiszaybrwdkndmqmynjymokciufkzdofmlueuinvfhcxfoz