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Jamaica's Usain Bolt celebrates winning gold in the men's 200-meter final at the World Athletics Championships in the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, Russia, Aug. 2013. Bolt reportedly ate a lot of McDonald's en route to becoming one of the world's fastest humans. (AP Photo\/Martin Meissner, File) (Martin Meissner) <\/p>\n
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The Diet of Champions-- \"[T]hey lived on a diet of McDonalds, but that did not stop Ryan Lochte winning 4 Olympic medals for the USA, and Usain Bolt winning 3 Olympic medals for Jamaica, becoming the then fastest Olympian over 100m in the process.\" (Decibel h\/t Digg) <\/p>\n
IBM's AI computer has come up with some pretty incredible food pairings-- \"Knowledge thatmight've taken a lifetime for a Michelin-starred chef to attain can now be accessedinstantly from your tablet.\" (Mike Murphy\/Quartz) <\/p>\n
How Peter Chang stopped running and started empire building-- Chang was once America's most famous elusive chef. \"Chang's triumphal return to Northern Virginia generated so much excitement that Changians -- as his devoted pack members call themselves -- briefly crashed the Arlington restaurant's Web site before the place could open its doors.\" (Tim Carman\/The Washington Post) <\/p>\n
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