Apr 12, 2006 - Site Downtime - Some of you may have noticed problems with the I-CON site over the past few days. We have been having hardware issues with our server, which have now been resolved. All site functionality should now be fully restored... if you notice any issues, please email webmaster@iconsf.org. Thank you.

Mar 22, 2006 - Important Travel Update! - The Suffolk County Half Marathon will be taking place this Sunday, resulting in closures on Nichols Road between the Long Island Expressway and Rt. 347. Please use these directions to get to the convention on Sunday.

Mar 22, 2006 - New I-CON Community - ICON Science Fiction, Inc. is proud to announce its new project, community.iconsf.org. Designed to encourage community involvement and the open sharing of ideas and information, community.iconsf.org is our new hub for everyone who is interested in Science Fiction, Fact, and Fantasy (and Gaming, Anime, and everything else you might see at I-CON - and likely a whole lot more!). We encourage you all to stop in, take a look, and speak your mind - this site was created to allow you to immerse yourself further in the things that matter to you (and us).

Mar 22, 2006 - Indie Film Schedule - In addition to the main schedule and gaming schedule linked from our home page, the Indie Film schedule is now online. Also, an HTML (webpage) version of the schedule is coming soon, we thank everyone for their patience.

Mar 21, 2006 - Schedule Coming Soon Posted! - We know that many of you were anxiously awaiting the schedule for I-CON. Well, it's here! Go to the site index and check it out to see everything what I-CON 25 has in store for you!

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Ted Slampyak was born and raised in suburban Philadelphia, where he took to drawing at a very early age. Ted entered the comics world with his first published effort, Jazz Age Chronicles, in 1989. The series lasted two years and two publishers. From there, Ted went on to other projects, including Roadways from Cult Press, Neil Gaiman's Mr. Hero from BIG Entertainment, and contributions to several of Paradox Books' Factoid Big Book Of... series. In 2002, Ted returned to his roots, bringing back Jazz Age Chronicles as Jazz Age, a weekly adventure strip, available free every week at www.JazzAgeComics.com. In 2004 he took on the job as artist for the long-running and world-famous daily comic strip Annie, originally known as Little Orphan Annie, and has been drawing it ever since. It can be seen in papers across the country, including the New York Daily News, and at www.comicspage.com. After many happy years in New Mexico Ted once again lives in Philadelphia, with his wife Jennifer and their dog Marty.