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MySpace GraphicsWithout getting too sappy on all of you "Pencil Neck Geeks" (God Bless you Classie Freddie Blassie), the story of Nicholas Graham Malone is that of intricacies and a long winded road that still travels to this day. While beginning this novel, I would first like to thank my Parents Tim and Eileen because without them, none of me would be possible. Anyways, born on July 17th of 19 hundred and 89 from Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens, New York I was diagnosed with Pulmonary Lymphangictasia (Try saying that word 3 times fast) Basically Doctors prescribed with a sentence of only 3 years to live. Sounds grim didn't it? But to this day, Theres no deformities, except for maybe my spelling and grammar and punctuation no tubes tied to me and I thank God each and every day that I'm alive to this day. As Rob Van Dam would say and I'm trying to be modest here folks in saying that I'm truly "One of a Kind". Getting back to the point, the lung disease is basically a harsher form of Asthma that wont prevent me to live any longer than any of you. The condition itself forces my lungs to get deflated faster than a normal set of lungs would and force me, basically, to get out of breath faster and slow me down from the rest of the pack. After traveling down the streets of Huntington, I've now ventured into the next chapter of my life of becoming part of the C.W. Post aka Long Island University Family. Almost through my first semester and hopefully many more to come. (Listening to Fake It By Seether an awesome song) During my stay at Post, and It might of helped with my Internship in my Senior Year of Highschool but I've become an integral or at least, I like to believe so, member of the College Radio Station. I can't believe how fast this year has flown by because in my short 1 year span I've actually got to go on air on my first day on the job and much thanks goes out to a good friend of mine in Jordan Lauterbach who I am a co-host with on "The Edge" which is a Monday Night Sports Show on mywcwp.com from 9-10 and from 10-11 pm on 88.1 FM Long Island University. Also not to throw out a shameless plug or anything but I also have a Wrestling Radio Show with Max Caster that airs every Saturday Night from 10-11 PM on mywcwp.com But aside from that I got to live out a dream of mine and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous cause frankly at every game I had butterflies in my stomach because of the possibility of everybody listening and that was getting to call several College Football Games for the C.W. Post Pioneers and even though they only went a pitiful 4 and 6, I got to call like 5 of the 10 games this season and even had the final home game of the year. Success? I would think So and I'd give you a Human Tornado Bitch Slap considering you crazy if that were to happen to me a year ago but that just shows that any dream you have out their kids that you can achieve. Not to sound corny or anything but if you have a dream out there anything is possible and this star chaser is still shooting into the Stratosphere (Thanks Trish Stratus for the Pun).