I have downloaded it, but, I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, as my iPod Touch needs to make a stop to the Apple Store for a check on why it will not charge or connect to my computer. I am thinking about just getting a new iPod Touch, because the screen is also cracked.

As for the App, It looks really nice, it has had some really awesome reviews from what I have seen so far. Elaine from meebo made the official announcement on the blog and here is a link to the iPhone application’s page on their site. If you want to download the application right now, from the App Store, here is that link.

Today, I have taken, “The TechBudde Report,” out of commission of the Budde Media Network, since I do not have the time or resources to work on show notes, record the show and edit the show. School, Work, Extracurriculars and all of my shows keeps me too busy to do the show. You still can listen to past episode of the show here.

This week there is not going to be an episode of Wetpaint Nation or Talk Careers with Josh Budde as I have been so busy this week. I was out of school on Monday, as I was not feeling well and that put me behind school and work wise. I did not have a chance to find someone to interview for the show (Talk Careers with Josh Budde) or prepare show notes for Wetpaint Nation. Although, Rob White, Logan and I will still be hosting The New Media Roundtable on TalkShoe tonight at 8/7C, which is a part of the NMP Network.

On top of being busy with catching up with catching up with email, tests, notes and the web this week I have been working on a story, which you have possibly seen a previous (pre-version) of it. It is a new version of the NCIO Series of Stories that I have begun re-writing. There are over 20 new characters that appear in this brand new version of the series and I am going to be removing the previous version very, very soon. I have been having a fantastic time working on the new version of the Story Series and I think anyone that likes crime stories or crime television shows will think this is an interesting story series.

Today, I signed up for Broadcasting Club because I have special interests in that area. They were also in need of Announcers, Producers, Directors and Cameramen… With that, I decided to join!

Those that my tweet earlier today, know that I have decided to run for Vice President as a Sophomore next school year. I also signed up for Mock Trial at Orientation in August, I do not know when it starts and I will let you all know when I begin Mock Trial.

Thats right and I’ve always been somebody who likes to plan ahead, that means thinking about what I would like to do. I’ve typed a blog post about this before, I thought that I would put an update out about what I would like to do for college and as a career.

Bachelors Degree

I plan to apply to Cornell University’s Agriculture and Life Sciences for Biological Science and I know, this is expensive at approximately $37,000 a year and it adds up to about $148,000 for the Bachelors Degree (4 years). This allows me to go on a track of “pre-vet” to become a Veterinary Student following my undergraduate education

When it comes to scholarships, I have already applied for two scholarships (I start my Freshmen on September 8th) and I plan to apply for many, many more…

Professional Degree

After completing a B.S. in Biological Science I plan on continuing my Science education and love for animals by becoming a Veterinary Student and completing a D.V.M (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) degree. I plan to apply to Cornell Veterinary School as well.

As long as I get licensed and such in Veterinary Medicine, I plan to do an internship in Small Animal Medicine & Surgery (12 month rotations) and specialize in Small Animal Internal Medicine and Small Animal Surgery. Which should bring me to a total of 6 to 7 years of additional Veterinary training (1 internship, 2 residencies).

You can call in by calling (724) 898-2110 and just listen in, ask questions and learn more starting at 8PM, Tonight! You can join the chat 15 minutes before the recording begins at www.talkshoe.com/tc/16829.

Learn about the Author:

Dale is a graduate of Purdue and Indiana Universities. He was a national scholarship judge for three years and has presented scholarship success seminars to parent groups, students, and company employees.

Dale developed College Scholarship Planning, a complete strategy for winning college scholarships and been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, TBN, and Fox-TV affiliates, on talk radio programs, in magazines and newspapers.

Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor, is a man with a heart and a vision. Dale sincerely believes that given the right motivation and help almost any student can win the necessary money to attend the college or university of his/her choice.

He is an inspiration to all students who want to improve themselves, positively affect the live of others, and win multiple college scholarships.

You can call in by calling (724) 898-2110 and just listen in, ask questions and learn more starting at 8PM, Friday, September 4th,2009! You can join the chat 15 minutes before the recording begins at www.talkshoe.com/tc/16829.

About the Author, Dale Clifton:

Dale is a graduate of Purdue and Indiana Universities. He was a national scholarship judge for three years and has presented scholarship success seminars to parent groups, students, and company employees.

Dale developed College Scholarship Planning, a complete strategy for winning college scholarships and been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, TBN, and Fox-TV affiliates, on talk radio programs, in magazines and newspapers.

Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor, is a man with a heart and a vision. Dale sincerely believes that given the right motivation and help almost any student can win the necessary money to attend the college or university of his/her choice.

He is an inspiration to all students who want to improve themselves, positively affect the live of others, and win multiple college scholarships.

Entering a new building is definitely something I am not used to, so this will take a few times of traveling the High School to get used to where my classes are and how to get to them on time… Speaking of on time, my 4th Block class (Earth Science) is two doors down from my 3rd block class during the 1st semester.

I already hold two credits entering the high school, needing only three more to become a Sophomore (10th grade) next year (2010-2011). Those credits come from Middle School Spanish (which I scored a 96% on the State Proficiency Exam) and Career and Financial Management.

I also had the chance to signup for a few extra curricular activities, like Mock Trial and the Fall and Spring musicals (I signed up for those), although there are many, many others! Several of which the Middle School did not have.

Semester 1

Block 1, A Day – Global I
Block 1, B Day – Algebra

Block 2 – English 1
Block 3 – Spanish II
Block 4 – Earth Science

Semester 1 lunch is Block 3B.

Semester 2

Block 1, A Day – Global I
Block 1, B Day – Algebra

Block 2 – Spanish III
Block 3 – Physical Education
Block 4 – Earth Science

Semester 2 lunch is Block 3D.

NBC ordered “Conviction” with 13 episodes for season 1 and the show’s ratings were beaten up by CBS’s NUMB3RS with an average of 7.7 million viewers, NUMB3RS had an average of 11.7 million. NBC did not order a second season and that marks it as Wolf Film’s second Legal drama to not reach a second season, the first being Trial by Jury. Trial by Jury premiered just one year before the premiere of Conviction.

I have spent a good part of my day watching the show on Hulu, I’ve heard that the season finale is good. I am currently on episode 7 of 13, it is called, “True Love” — one of the A.D.A’s is attacked and is in the hospital for most of the episode.

All in all, it is too bad that NBC couldn’t keep it on and bring it back for the second season. Maybe another network would pick up the show and bring it back; but, seeing how production for the Fall 2009 seasons have already started and three of the cast members are currently in Regular cast roles on separate TV series. Stephanie March will return to the Special Victims Unit for season 11 of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as A.D.A Alexandra Cabot for at least 10 episodes; did I mention that she appeared last season in 6 episodes. Milena Govich (Jessica Rossi) appeared in Law & Order as Detective Nina Cassidy (Season 17) and Julianne Nicholson appears as Detective Megan Wheeler in Law & Order: Criminal Intent.