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Kevin Boo! 🎃 O'Reilly retweeted
Something I knew before looking: Halloween is on a Saturday so rain is absolutely in the forecast
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So... I wanted to find out the best instant noodles. I asked AI for the most popular types of instant noodles and I went to H-Mart and bought like 15 different kinds.
A week of research and this is my result:
First, square packet noodles are better than cup noodles. The cups are more expensive and convenient but noodles that cook this way are not as good. Always buy the square pack when available.
The worst instant noodles are the wildly popular Buldak Spicy Chicken Carbonara. These are disgusting. Like if flaming hot cheeto's were a noodle soup, but with more chemical flavor.
The best noodles are Momofuko soy and scallion. The noodles are nice and there's less of a chemical flavor. You can dress these up with a tablespoon of Japanese mayonaise, an egg, and chili crunch.
The best instant noodle soup is YukGaeJang by Nongshim. Nongshim is probably the world's most popular noodles. They're best known for Ramen, but the spicy beef Korean soup is actually the best instant noodle soup.
I hope you enjoy the fruits of my research. 🙏
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#OTD in 1871, Louis Sockalexis was born on a Penobscot reservation near Old Town, ME. Though there are conflicting reports, he is widely thought of as the first person with Native American ancestry to play in the National League. Here’s my painting of him with Holy Cross in 1895.
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“He wants every big moment on him,” Vogelbach said. “That’s hard to find in the game. In any sport.”
An amazing profile from Ken of a fiery baseball “pit bull” who is emerging as the most important Brewer.
Brewers’ William Contreras, fearless and fierce, is becoming a superstar this October. Column, unlocked and free to read. nytimes.com/athletic/7717053…
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My college roommate was from Milwaukee so I learned early on about the passion of #Brewers fans and the culture of the community. @Brewers @RaysBaseball #Rays @MLB #MLB @TheAthleticMLB @thescorechicago @espn @MLBONFOX
On @Substack ⬇️
tinyurl.com/Milwaukee-WTG
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Traffic still a nightmare on Kennedy Expressway wbez.org/transportation/2026…
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Twitter, do you know what's awesome about today besides the World Series?
The one MLB city and stadium I had somehow never been to was Milwaukee. I'm now 30-for-30! I had a brat.
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Extraordinary.
opb.org/article/2026/10/23/b…
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A World Series roundtable podcast, with radio play-by-play broadcasters -- Jeff Levering of the Brewers and Andy Freed of the Rays, talking about their teams, their LCS-clinching calls, their late broadcast partners; @PaulHembo talks World Series keys, The Miz, what the Rays have overcome to get to this spot; @SlangsOnSports plays The Numbers Game. youtu.be/NagSLkRyMm4
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The roof will be closed for Game 1, just as the Milwaukee Brewers desired.
Cloudy day with temperatures dipping into low to mid 50’s tonight
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RIP Tom Skerritt. A great actor who had an uncanny ability to show up in the most iconic movies, even if it was with the briefest part. I did a wide-ranging talk with him a few years ago that's still one of my favorite interviews [Gift link]: vulture.com/2021/10/tom-sker…
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1/3 In Lee Bey’s latest column, Griffin MSI’s chief and her lead architect take a stab at justifying their planned, much-criticized entrance pavilion. But all the word salad in the world can’t disguise the revulsion-inducing reality: This thing is awful. chicago.suntimes.com/archite…
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Our William Shatner episode won the top prize in the Signal Awards for Best Video Podcast – Individual Episode.
Check it out now on all platforms.
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A little London library in Chicago with French verb books? Heck yeah, Chicago.
(I took the big blue book, there’s still the 4th edition left!)
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RIP #TomSkerritt (August 25, 1933 – October 21, 2026)
A River Runs Through It, 1992, directed by Robert Redford.
Craig Sheffer, Brad Pitt and Tom Skerritt.
“Fishing with Father” scene.
“Everything we do in the movies is reduced to being able to tell a story well.”
Tom Skerritt.
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Very excited we can announce this: NBC will be live for **13 hours** on Election Night/overnight, starting at 5pm.
And....concurrent with this...I am going to be doing the livestream!! That will go up at 5:30 and I'll stay on all night with results, results, results.
This is only happening because so many of you tuned in and helped us spread the word this primary season. Can't thank you all enough for that. I really hope you'll join us for what is going to be an epic, all-night experience - and again help us spread the word far and wide! Can't wait for 11/3!
.@NBCNews Presents “Decision ’26”: The Network’s Most Extensive Midterms Coverage Ever, with Record 13 Hours of Live Broadcast Programming and 24/7 Updates and Analysis Across Digital
Coverage begins Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. ET and continues until Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 6 a.m. ET.
At 6:30 p.m. ET, @SavannahGuthrie, @LlamasNBC, @kwelkernbc, @HallieJackson and @SteveKornacki will lead primetime network coverage.
nbcuniversalnewsgroup.com/nb…
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State Street shows signs of life as retailers circle back chicagobusiness.com/real-est…
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New NYT/Sienna poll shows toxic numbers for tariffs.
62 percent disapprove vs. 33 approve, a 9-point swing towards disapprove since September. And 50 percent of voters now strongly disapprove. nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
