May 26, 2015 By Dr. Tyra Oldham, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News The loss of a brain trust produces a drain on knowledge. The father of Game Theory and mathematician has died. The tragic loss of a guru voice leaves the world with…
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Loss of Another Guru Voice John Nash
Tagged with: Abel Prize, Alicia Nash, Beautiful Mind, Economic Sciences, Game Theory, Gregory Williams, Guru Voices, John Forbes Nash Jr., John Harsanyi, John Nash, mathematician, Nobel Prize, paranoid schizophrenia, Princeton University, Tragedy
Posted in Education, Guru Voices, Innovation, Sustainable Voice, Tragedy, Voice News, World News
Posted in Education, Guru Voices, Innovation, Sustainable Voice, Tragedy, Voice News, World News
The Advantage of Success
March 18, 2014 LANDsds Sustainable Voice News, Think Series By Dr. Tyra Oldham, Sustainable Thought for the Day “The advantage of success is the ability to see and scale from the position of a secure historic reference in the moment.” The advantage of success is the…
Tagged with: Advantage of Success, Business, Dr. Tyra Oldham, History, leadership, Quote, Quote of the day, Success, Success Quote, Sustainable Thought for the Day, Think Series, Thought for the Day
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Guru Voices, Leadership, Quote of the Day, Startup, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Thought for the Day, Think Series
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurship, Guru Voices, Leadership, Quote of the Day, Startup, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Thought for the Day, Think Series
Loss of Guru Voice James Cahill Leader in Chinese Art
February 24, 2014 By Dr. Tyra Oldham, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News The loss of one guru creates a vacuum that will need to be filled or that loss creates a black hole. The importance of such guru’s is their distinct contribution to a sustainable discourse…
Tagged with: art, berkeley, California, China, Chinese art, Chinese painting, Education, James Cahill, Nexuses, Professor Cahill, Sarah Cahill, succession planning, Sustainability, voice news
Posted in Art, Asia, Education, Guru Voices, Higher Education, Nexus, NEXUSES, Sustainability, Sustainability Education, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Voice, U.S., Voice News
Posted in Art, Asia, Education, Guru Voices, Higher Education, Nexus, NEXUSES, Sustainability, Sustainability Education, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Voice, U.S., Voice News
Historic Figure Shirley Temple Black Dies
February 11, 2014 By Dr. Tyra Oldham, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News Child star and role model on leadership has died. Shirley Temple child actress and beloved artist who captured the Hollywood by storm with her smiles and tap dance. Temple created as singing…
Tagged with: 85, art, Bing Crosby, Charles Black, Clark Gable, Dies, George H.W. Bush, News, Shirley Temple, Shirley Temple Black, Temple, Temple Black, Tragedy, Woman Leader
Posted in Art, BREAKING NEWS, Guru Voices, Tragedy, Women
Posted in Art, BREAKING NEWS, Guru Voices, Tragedy, Women
Honoring The Contribution of Martin Luther King
January 20, 2014 By Dr. Tyra Oldham, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News Today, we commemorate the contribution of Martin Luther King. His commitment to radical change produced a lineage of civil rights exploration, determination and greater capacity for racial harmony. The dream of Martin…
Tagged with: Education, Equity, Inclusion, Jan 20, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News, Martin Luther King, Memorial, MLK Quotes, Social Change
Posted in Education, Equity, Guru Voices, Inclusion, Social Change, Sustainability Nexuses
Posted in Education, Equity, Guru Voices, Inclusion, Social Change, Sustainability Nexuses
Sustainable Quote for Martin Luther King
January 20, 2014 by Tyra Oldham, Sustainable Thought for the Day Martin Luther King stated, “An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” This pursuit…
Tagged with: Guru Voices, individualistic concerns, Jan 20, Jan 2014, Martin Luther King, narrow confines, Quote, Quote of the day, Sustainability, Sustainable Thought for the Day, U.S.
Posted in Guru Voices, Quote of the Day, Sustainability, Sustainability Education, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Thought for the Day
Posted in Guru Voices, Quote of the Day, Sustainability, Sustainability Education, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Thought for the Day
David Turnley Speaks Through Photography on Life of Nelson Mandela
December 8, 2013 By Dr. Tyra Oldham, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News Today we commemorate the life of political, civil rights and reconciliation leader who changed the lives of people around the world. Nelson Mandela died December 5, 2013 in his home in Johannesburg,…
Tagged with: apartheid, art, Business, David Turnley, Death, Discrimination, Education, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News, Mandela, Memorial, Nelson Mandela, News, Peter Turnley, Photography, Pulitzer Prize, Pulitzer Prize for Photography, Pulitzer Prize Photographer, Qunu, South Africa, Sustainability, voice news, Winnie Mandela
Posted in Africa, Art, Education, Equity, Global, Global Sustainability, Guru Voices, Health, Inclusion, Infrastructure, Social Change, Sustainability, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Art, Sustainable Voice, Tragedy, Voice News, World News
Posted in Africa, Art, Education, Equity, Global, Global Sustainability, Guru Voices, Health, Inclusion, Infrastructure, Social Change, Sustainability, Sustainability Nexuses, Sustainable Art, Sustainable Voice, Tragedy, Voice News, World News
Losing The Person Larger Than Life
December 6, 2013 Sustainable Thought for the Day “When we lose a life that changes lives it is respect and in celebration we give honor to their birth. We then must look forward and not back to mirror what was…
Honoring 2013 Landscape Architecture
The changes in innovation in landscape architecture can lead to synthesizing infrastructure, green and the environment. The greening of our infrastructure integrates the tapestry of engineering new buildings to accommodate green space. The news of the “2013’s Notable Developments in…
Tagged with: Architecture, Clarence Stein, Dan Kiley, environment, Green, Infrastructure, Kimbell Art Museum, LANDScape, Landscape architecture, LANDsds Sustainable Voice News, Louis Kahn, Marjorie Sewell Cautley, New York Times, Nexuses, Renzo Piano, San Francisco Chronicle
Posted in Architecture, Art, Business, Construction, Corporate, Ecosystem, Environment, Green, Guru Voices, Infrastructure, Innovation, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Voice, Voice News, Zeen Architecture
Posted in Architecture, Art, Business, Construction, Corporate, Ecosystem, Environment, Green, Guru Voices, Infrastructure, Innovation, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Voice, Voice News, Zeen Architecture
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