Dim myCurrentRowIndex As Integer = Me.BizServiceCalls1.CurrentRowIndex
        '-- here do whatever you want with this BO and move the position as you like.
         '-- Now go back to the old record
        Me.BizServiceCalls1.MoveAbsolute(myCurrentRowIndex)

I did the above but in just TESTING the Dim statement I kept getting 0 for the value of myCurrentRowIndex. I thought that can not be because I am not on record 1. Well as I spent more time on my code I really was on record 1 and not where I wanted to be. So Edhy, you helped me again and I found one of my logic errors. A great christmas gift. Thank you so much.

But the following I did not know about so this will be very helpful down the road. 

        '  Also keep in mind that if you need to loop the BO you can take advantage of the
        '  BO.GetEnumerable() method that will allow you to loop and keep the CurrentRowIndex
        '  unchanged after finishing the lopping.  Here is an example:
        For Each boRecord As bizServiceCalls In Me.BizServiceCalls1.GetEnumerable()
            '-- Now you are looping each record in the BO instance Me.BizServiceCalls1
            boRecord.Apt_No = "3-D"
            boRecord.Notes = "This is a note sample"
        Next
        '-- Now if you try to use the bo instance Me.BizServiceCalls1 it will be in the same
        '   CurrentRowIndex as before you started the GetEnumerable() loop.