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11.11.22 || 9:40pm

Fall Study Challenge (tranqilstudy)

I've decided to partake in @tranquilstudy's fall study challenge on top of the 30 Days of Productivity. I've been in a bit of a study slump this semester which has led to a lot of procrastination and anxiety around school, so I'm hoping to find motivation and inspiration over the next month of rigorous studying and group projects I have.

Day 1: A bit about myself

My name is Beth and I'm currently in my last semester at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My major is a pretty obscure major (only 16 schools have the program in the country) which is PGA Professional Golf Management. As a woman in the golf industry, I've been given some pretty cool opportunities that have allowed me to explore many different career paths in the industry.

Through various internships, where I've lived in Massachusetts, South Dakota, South Carolina, North Carolina, and soon California, I've been able to find my passion and niche in golf. I quickly found that tournament operations and women's golf is my passion - I love being able to promote the game of golf with a focus towards inspiring young girls and women in the game. Being able to experience working in the golf industry has been the best part of my life so far - the people I've met and the work I've done has been incredible.

Over the next month, I have quite a few group projects I'll be working on (hospitality marketing, turf grass management, food & beverage management, and PGA golf management) while also studying for some major PGA tests that I'm required to pass before being able to graduate. I'm super pumped to use this fall challenge and the 30 days productivity challenge to keep myself motivated and be able to truly see my progress over the month.

Today's goal: I started today by having a goal of finishing my golf operations notes, answering my question packets for Golf Operations and Supervising/Delegating, and I'm very happy that I was able to accomplish these while also understanding the content.

🎵 currently: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince soundtrack

🎵 rec: Light of a Clear Blue Morning | The Wailin' Jennys

[untilthenexttee]

(via Tragedy in Traffic)

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Drone takes tour of PGA Headquarters in Frisco Texas

Video: Subscribe to PGA of America YouTube channel Check out this drone tour of the new home of the PGA of America. See lobby and state-of-the-art golf education center. Just imagine the memories as golfers of all ages enjoy the benefits of having this facility in Frisco. pga of america  pga of america hq  pga frisco drone inside pga frisco  inside pga of america hq golf course drone  drone…

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BRIE LARSON via Instagram before the Producers Guild of America Awards on February 25, 2024

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Austin Butler attends the PGA Awards

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Andrew Garfield | Producers Guild of America Awards (2022)

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Producers Guild of America Reveals 35th PGA Awards Nominations for Documentary

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MINDY KALING at the Producers Guild of America Awards on February 25th 2023 wearing custom MONIQUE LHUILLIER

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Scottie Scheffler arrested

[untilthenexttee]

Tragedy in Traffic

It’s been just about 24 hours since the news broke from Louisville, Kentucky that an unfortunate series of events occurred. Stemming from a pedestrian that was struck and killed out front of Valhalla. Home of the 2024 PGA Championship. The victim was later identified as John Mills. Mr. Mills was an employee for one of the vendor’s at the venue. My condolences go out to the Mills family in this…

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Counter Intelligence (Original Score; Short Films)

Composing, mixing, mastering original score Awards and Mentions: 2017 Producers Guild of America: Best Short Film

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BRIE LARSON at the Producers Guild of America Awards on February 25, 2024

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'Roughly $2.4 billion in combined worldwide ticket sales? Universal critical acclaim? Twenty-one Oscar nominations between them? It might seem like everyone's a winner when it comes to lifting up Barbie and Oppenheimer as shining examples of Hollywood excellence, and yet the "Barbenheimer" narrative that swept the summer of 2023 continues as the high-profile blockbusters prepare to square off at the 96th Academy Awards.

So, will the 2024 Oscars ceremony finally put to rest the long-standing (and good-spirited) war between Greta Gerwig's tentpole and Christopher Nolan's historical epic? In one context, it should, as Oppenheimer — Nolan's three-hour drama about the titular father of the atomic bomb that ended World War II — is the clear-cut frontrunner to win Best Picture.

With 13 overall nominations (the most at a single ceremony since La La Land notched 14 nods in 2017), Oppenheimer has clear, cross-branch support from all sects of the movie industry — compared to Barbie's haul of eight total nods. While Barbie showed up in Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor (Ryan Gosling), Best Supporting Actress (America Ferrera), and Best Adapted Screenplay, Gerwig was shockingly omitted from the Best Director lineup — a category Nolan was nominated in and is poised to win.

As Barbie suffers on that key front, its Oscars chances significantly dwindle...

Since Oppenheimer is generating heat for multiple victories in other key categories (Robert Downey Jr. is the likely Supporting Actor winner, while Cillian Murphy is still alive in the Best Actor race, though far from a sure thing), it probably will notch higher on the voters' preferential ballots across every branch of the Academy...

Some Oppenheimer skeptics might say that the film has, thus far, only won hardware from groups that don't share crossover membership with the Academy (Golden Globes, Critics Choice), and they'd be right — but the film is the most consistent presence on the awards trail so far, later dominating nominations announcements from the industry-inclusive SAG Awards, BAFTA Awards, Producers Guild of America Awards, and the Directors Guild of America Awards.

In the end, does it really matter who wins the Barbenheimer showdown of 2023? For studio prestige, both Universal and Warner Bros. have huge victories under their belts: In the age of the dying box office draw, Robbie flexed her might at ticket booths around the world, and Oppenheimer proved that a director's name can sell a project perhaps more than any actor working today. Shades of pink and black dividing the two will meld to gold at the Academy Awards on March 10, with both films winning by mere virtue of existing as pillars of success, side by side, just like those adorable Barbenheimer houses on the beach in Santa Monica.'

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