Mother Nrtya kishori says”For Gaura Purnima My little ones absorbed themselves the last couple of weeks in meditation on Lord Caitanya and His transcendental pastimes. We read stories about the thieves who try to steal His jewels, the Brahmana who tried to make an offering but was “interrupted” by little Nimai repeatedly, and several others. Then, spontaneously, the students made play-dough preparations to be offered to Lord Caitanya”.
Our class worked on a poster for the third verse of the Siksastakam. We discussed the meaning of humility, tolerance and respect and how we may be able to apply it in our daily lives and in dealings with each other. Then those little hands squeezed little pieces of green tissue paper to glue as leaves on our tolerant tree, made green brush strokes for our humble grass and carefully traced the words of the verse.
The Iskcon Temple of Vrindavana, Krishna Balarama Mandir, has its own live broadcasting facility on their http://vrindavan.tv/ website where they have two channels trasmitting 24/7 in different video qualities to fit everybody's internet speed connection.
In addition to this their stream from this year's Boat Festival, occured today, was simultaneously picked and redistributed by the DishaTV cable television which has a vast audience as also by other national networks! This resulted to a fenomenal crowd watching simultaneously that superated the 1.000.000 number according to their facebook page announcement 
Haridasa Thakura Dasa: It's easy to pick out people’s faults. We subconsciously keep track of all the flaws of all the people in our lives.
Whether someone is vain, self-centered, arrogant, petty, bitter, or obnoxious, we can easily slap a label on every person we meet. We see the faults of politicians, celebrities, and criminals, but we also know the flaws of people in our everyday lives, whether our family members, friends or co-workers...we've got them nailed.
It’s our nature to evaluate the person in front of us, to figure out if we can trust them or if we should be on our guard.
We should try to see people as God sees people. God looks at people differently than we do. He sees the entire life history of that person and knows every thought, motive and feeling and how he/she has changed over time. Most importantly, He sees them, heart and soul. 
We don’t take their milk, okay… (booming voice), “If everyone becomes vegan and like millions and millions of people in the world don’t drink milk, then the milk industry will feel it and milk consumption will go down and less cows will have to suffer for all this. That reduces the temporary suffering of the cows! Yay! We got some temporary benefit for the suffering of those cows”.
But what if we take the milk and offer it to Krsna? We give those same cows eternal benefit that cannot be destroyed by anything. Let devotees take all the milk, as much as possible, and offer it all to Krsna! In this way, give the cows as much eternal benefit as possible. The rest of the world should become vegan (laughing). We should have lots of milk, lots of it and we give milk sweets to the vegans :-) 
We are currently working repairing/restoring/replacing the three large domes on top of the altar. 
Dallas Morning News,
Below is Flavio’s statement.
