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SDSU led for 31 minutes against CSU on Wednesday night. SAN DIEGO – San Diego State scored the first eight points of the second half and didn’t look back against Colorado State on Wednesday night, ultimately winning 73-50 at Viejas Arena. San Diego State (15-5, 9-1 Mountain West) remains alone atop the conference standings ahead of Saturday morning’s game at Utah State. Colorado State (12-9, 3-7 MW) heads to Wyoming to face the Cowboys on Saturday night. After falling behind 8-2 nearly four minutes into the contest, SDSU responded with 11 consecutive points. BJ Davis made a pair of free throws and a basket. Reese Dixon-Waters made two shots including a three-pointer and Pharaoh Compton added two free throws of his own to turn the six-point deficit into a five-point lead. SDSU extended that lead in the waning minutes of the first half. Dixon-Waters, Sean Newman Jr., Taj DeGourville and Miles Byrd each scored buckets for an 8-0 run before a few CSU points cut SDSU’s lead to 33-27 heading into halftime. The Aztecs responded at the beginning of the second half, scoring on a trio of Byrd free throws, a Dixon-Waters basket, a Miles Heide free throw and a Byrd

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Gunild Spiess was a bold personality, the matriarch of a large loving family, an intrepid community organizer and an inspiration to countless people in her life. To experience her vibrant charisma please check out the Vimeo: “Many Faces of Gunild.” (https://vimeo.com/164792151) Born Gunild Dörr on April 21st 1926 in Munich Germany, she passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on January 25th 2026 in Toronto. Gunild was married to Fritz Spiess (predeceased 1998) for almost 50 years. She is survived by her three children Lorraine Spiess, Veronica Zufelt and Carl Spiess (Jennifer), her beloved grandchildren Jonathan Zufelt, Vanessa Zufelt (Len Vonk), Christopher Carl Zufelt (d. 1990), Phillip Spiess, Geoffrey Spiess (Michelle) and Katherine Spiess, her chosen grandchildren Sebastian Spoerel, Adrianna Spoerel and Jessie Burris, and two great-grandsons Timo and Ollie Vonk. In 1951 Gunild and Fritz emigrated to Canada at Pier 21 (https://5104.sydneyplus.com/final/portal.aspx?lang=en-US). Two years later they explored the Key River on a camping trip to Georgian Bay. The discovery of that quintessential Canadian landscape sealed their decision to spend the rest of their lives in their adopted country. Gradually Fritz established his career as a pioneering cinematographer and after his death Gunild spent years organizing his film archive

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Meta has denied allegations that it reads users' private messages on WhatsApp, with WhatsApp head Will Cathcart calling them 'totally false'. Details here. WhatsApp head hits back at Elon Musk(MINT_PRINT) Meta has pushed back on allegations that it can secretly read users' private messages on WhatsApp, with the messaging platform's head, Will Cathcart, dismissing the claims as ‘totally false’. Cathcart's remarks were directly aimed at billionaire Elon Musk's claims that WhatsApp is ‘not safe’, and that users should rather switch to X's messaging service as a safer alternative for communication. “This is totally false. WhatsApp can’t read messages because the encryption keys are stored on your phone and we don’t have access to them,” Cathcart said in an X (formerly Twitter) post. These sharp remarks from Meta and rival company executives come amid renewed scrutiny of message security on WhatsApp after an international group of plaintiffs sued Meta platforms on Monday. The lawsuit accused the company of making false privacy claims. ‘Headline seeking lawsuit’ — WhatsApp chief responds The complaint makes serious claims that Meta employees can gain access to any user messages through an internet system, which means they can bypass the encryption that WhatsApp has marketed as its