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JR PACE | Northwestern | DS | #13 | Sr | 6006 | 210 | College Park, GA | Woodward AcademyOverview: The three-year starter at safety, Pace was deployed in a versatile role, often rotating post-snap. He played in deep zones primarily, including single high and two high looks and saw occasional reps in the slot. During his time at Northwestern, Pace repeatedly put his ability to locate and come down with the football on display, catching eight career interceptions. Despite having prototypical size, he plays conservatively in run support and is not a reliable tackler because of his lack of physicality. He is just an average athlete for his size and does not possess enough range to reliably cover a half field in the NFL. A lack of twitch and sudden movement skills limits his man coverage ability. Pace projects as a camp safety who will likely have to fight for a spot on a practice squad. Despite his size and production, he does not offer the traits required to grade out as a draftable player.Background: Raised in Atlanta, Georgia. Three-star recruit according to 247Sports. Major is unknown. Academic standout. Played in 12 games as a freshman. Started all 14 games…

This photo, provided by Big Hit Music, shows an image celebrating 1.2 billion views earned by the BTS music video "Boy With Luv." (Big Hit Music)The music video for the 2019 BTS hit "Boy With Luv (Feat. Halsey)" has earned more than 1.2 billion views on YouTube in another milestone for the K-pop dynamo."Boy With Luv," the main track for the seven-piece act's sixth EP "Map of the Soul: Persona," hit 1.2 billion views at 9:48 a.m. on Thursday, according to Big Hit Music, the group's agency.The upbeat track, featuring American singer-songwriter Halsey, debuted at No. 8 on Billboard's main singles chart and stayed on it for eight consecutive weeks.The EP, which also includes hit track "Mikrokosmos" and "Make It Right" featuring British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, had hit the top spot on Billboard's main albums chart, making BTS the first group since the Beatles to earn three No. 1s in less than a year.BTS now has three music videos that have been watched more than a billion times. Its 2018 release "DNA" has earned 1.2 billion views, while Billboard-topping hit "Dynamite" recently broke 1 billion views. (Yonhap)

PIERRE, S.D. (KOTA) - As an influx of immigrants make their way to America’s southern border, Governor Kristi Noem says that she does not intend for South Dakota to accept them.South Dakota won't be taking any illegal immigrants that the Biden Administration wants to relocate. My message to illegal immigrants... call me when you're an American.— Governor Kristi Noem (@govkristinoem) April 14, 2021 However, that decision is ultimately not hers.“The state, governor, cities, counties... Nobody has any authority over federal immigration law,” said Taneeza Islam, Executive Director for South Dakota Voices for Peace. “These children, when they come to South Dakota, they aren’t part of any agency. They are staying with people they presumably have a relationship with, and are vetted through the Health and Human Services office of refugee settlement.”Islam also called the Governor’s tweets “un-American, racist, and heartless.”Former President Donald Trump issued an executive order allowing states and cities to refuse to accept refugees. Current President Joe Biden struck down that order in February.The announcement comes in light of the Biden administration asking states to volunteer to house displaced migrant children. However, Noem’s office said that they had not been asked directly by the administration to do so…

By Courtney King | April 14, 2021 at 9:19 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 10:30 PM HILLSBORO, Ohio (FOX19) - A Tri-State man is accused of trying to buy a child over the internet in what Sheriff Donnie Barrera says is Highland County’s very first human trafficking case. James McCartney used Facebook Messenger in an attempt to purchase a young girl so he could sexually assault her, Barrera says. “Pretty bizarre the way it all unfolded. It was very urgent,” Barrera said of McCartney’s attempt. Barrera explains McCartney messaged a female acquaintance asking if he could buy a little girl she knew. “The person who reported it to us was very upset, angry, mad... willing to go above and beyond to do whatever she could to help us,” Barrera said. Court documents say McCartney went into disturbing sexual detail about what he has done to young girls and what he would like to do. The document says he wanted a girl between the ages of 2 and 11.  » Read More

The most viewed conservative commentator on YouTube is Steven Crowder with his channel, Louder with Crowder. His fans love his politically incorrect jokes. He also sets up a table at college campuses, invites people to debate, and airs the debate unedited. One such video, titled, “There Are Two Genders: Change My Mind,” has been viewed 40 million times. Students don’t change Crowder’s mind, but he has a fair conversation. Crowder won’t change my mind, either — (I believe gender can be on a spectrum) but in my new video, Crowder says he was influenced by me. Louder With Crowder, he says, is “a cross between early David Letterman, maybe Howard Stern TV and John Stossel.” I interviewed Crowder last week because YouTube abruptly deleted some of his videos, blocked him from uploading new videos for a week and permanently demonetized his channel. “It means I can make $0 on YouTube,” he explains. YouTube even deleted his good reporting that showed Nevada election rolls include people with fake addresses. Why? YouTube says its “presidential election integrity policy” bans “false claims that widespread fraud, errors, or glitches changed the outcome of any past U.S. presidential election.” But Crowder made no such claims,…

How does Clubhouse compare to other platforms? While there’s no doubt Clubhouse offers a unique, unparalleled social experience, this doesn’t necessarily mean it will replace the other big players any time soon.“We’re still using other platforms, and with the massive audiences these platforms have, it doesn’t seem like that will change,” says Shannon. “We think each app has a purpose and a place. Our challenge on behalf of the brands we represent is to provide the right information that the consumer is looking for in the right place and continue to develop authentic and engaged communities.”There are definitely things Clubhouse can’t compete with, says Marshall. For instance, it doesn’t offer recording, or the option to replay audio. You also can’t share directly, or share imagery or video. This, she believes, means Clubhouse won’t replace the platforms that offer these features.That being said, it is unique enough that other existing players won’t be able to easily compete. While platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, for instance, offer competing features, Clubhouse is in a league of its own (for now anyway!)As a reputable influencer who works in beauty and is a woman,  » Read More

During a recent Twitch broadcast, popular streamer TimtheTitman suggests that he isn't even allowed to play games with Dr Disrespect off-stream. Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm was banned from Twitch last year and many fans are still questioning why. Some of Beahm's friends and former colleagues want to play games with him, but apparently, that may be more difficult than fans think. On April 14, popular Twitch streamer TimtheTatman was discussing the Dr Disrespect ban when a fan asked whether or not he's considered gaming with the Doc off-stream. TimtheTatman shocked his audience when he revealed that there are complications preventing him from playing games with Dr Disrespect, even when he isn't broadcasting. When the Dr Disrespect issue was brought up in Twitch chat, TimtheTatman emotionally rolled his eyes and said "I don't think I can. Stupid." TimtheTatman didn't confirm why he doesn't believe he can play games with Doc off-stream, but it may be due to Twitch rules for partnered streamers. Beyond simply being former colleagues, Dr Disrespect and TimtheTatman are friends that are still in contact with each other despite the complications. Dr Disrespect has been streaming exclusively on YouTube since his Twitch ban, and he insists that he doesn't know why he was…

When it comes to air travel, your fellow passengers can make or break the experience.Before 2020, travellers clashed over reclined seats, in-flight grooming and public intoxication. Then the pandemic ushered in a new genre of conflict.While we have been still dealing with the standard complaints of flying (like people going barefoot on planes), we have also been seeing passengers fighting over coronavirus issues (such as mask protocols).In the front row of the action - virtually speaking - is former flight attendant Shawn Kathleen, creator of the popular Instagram account Passenger Shaming. Even during a year when the number of people flying dropped to historic lows, Kathleen never stopped receiving videos of travellers behaving badly on planes.We caught up with Kathleen - who is launching a podcast this year - to hear what it's been like to monitor the tirades and bizarre moments captured on phones throughout the pandemic.How has the content that people have been sending you changed since coronavirus started? It's two things: In general, it's been more physically and verbally violent. It's people losing on planes. Before, there was all of the hassle of flying, like you have to park, then go through TSA, et cetera, and now we're adding…

UNSPECIFIED: (L-R) In this screengrab released on March 14, Jin, J-Hope, Suga, Jungkook, V, Jimin, ... and RM of BTS perform onstage during the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards broadcast on March 14, 2021. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) Getty Images for The Recording Academy BTS’s music video for their smash single “Dynamite” has been having quite the week on YouTube, as it seems to make history or break some new record every few days...and now it’s accomplished another major feat on the Google GOOG -owned platform. “Dynamite” has now been liked by 27 million people, and with a few thousand more thumbs-ups on the site, the clip has advanced once more on the list of the videos which have accrued the most love. Just a few days ago, “Dynamite” rose to 26 million likes on YouTube, at which time it tied with two other beloved visuals as the third-most-liked video ever. At the time, the disco-pop tune matched both Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” and Pinkfong’s “Baby Shark,” which had both also managed to be liked by 26 million accounts. Now, those two treatments are steady with the same number, while BTS’s biggest hit has…

By MEGAN CERULLO | CBS News | April 14, 2021 at 8:07 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 8:07 PM (CBS News) - Some lucky interns can earn a pretty penny while learning their trade at some of America’s best-known companies. As they battle it out for young talent, technology stalwarts Nvidia, Facebook and LinkedIn all offer interns median monthly pay of at least $8,000 a month, according to a new survey from job-search site Glassdoor. Nvidia, a Silicon Valley maker of computer graphics cards and other gear, pays interns a median salary of $8,811 a month, putting it on top of Glassdoor’s list of the highest-paying internships for 2021. Glassdoor researchers see the data as a bright spot in a labor market still healing from the devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic. “There are still several employers paying their interns really competitive salaries — some even paying over $8,000 a month — and part of the reason they’re willing to pay really high salaries is they face a lot of competition when it comes to hiring great talent,” Amanda Stansell, an economic data scientist at Glassdoor, told CBS MoneyWatch. “Even in the midst of COVID-19, great talent is still great talent, and…