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12:45 p.m. ET Quick update: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building antenna. We can see them from the windows that face East and look right down 34th Street from the NHL.com newsroom in the League's main office here in Manhattan. That is INSANE. They're just standing there hanging off the very top of the antenna holding a flag. They're literally each just holding on with one arm. They're holding a flag with a message. It does not say where the Columbus Blue Jackets might be trading Zach Werenski. 12:55 p.m. ET As the guy who climbed to the top of the Empire State Building was proposing to the girl he's with up there, the Florida Panthers announced they made their own long-term commitment, signing forward Eetu Luostarinen to an eight-year contract worth $5 million annually.

Image 3-4 are photos of Empire State Building climbers Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus. They are flying a flag that reads "When the power of love beats the love of power the world knows peace" and proposing at the top.

That list might say things like “Paint a picture. Go birdwatching. Finish that great novel I started reading. Call my grandma. Learn to bake a cake. Visit my sister. Play piano.”

“I should not be struggling this much to do things that I want to do and have the time, space, energy, and skills to do. Actually, when I list it all out like that, I should not be struggling at all to do those kinds of tasks.”

Interviewer: This has been really impor-- impressive up until now, Bosnia has been okay. Who do you think is gonna win? Joshua Ravensbergen, Canadian: Y'know just a casual football fan, but you gotta cheer for the country right? USA, I think they're gonna take it. Interviewer: How do you think home field advantage is gonna affect the match in any way? Haoxi Wang, Chinese and also Canadian: I think definitely, uh, you know, there are a lot of people gonna cheer on USA. There's always the underdog story, and I cheer for Bosnia because I love the underdog story. Interviewer: Have you heard of Bosnian fans and the craziness they've done in uh... all the US cities where the national team was playing? They're pretty famous for it. Ravensbergen: Yeah, they're loving it, huh? Yeah, the buzz, it's unreal. Interviewer: They say around 20,000 or 25,000 Bosnians is coming to San Francisco and to this stadium, the rest is gonna be US fans. is that going to have an effect on the outcome to you think? Wang: I think as long as there are people supporting Bosnia and, you know, the players see them come in, they'll have extra motivation to, uh, become... to take the extra step to beat USA, so. I'm cheering for Bosnia.

*Bosnian is machine translated.

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[Image description: Photo dump from Wang during prospect scrimmage posted on Instagram, captioned "Thanks San Jose Sharks (@/sanjosesharks) for a fun week." Ravensbergen commented "Let's go Bosnia." End description.]