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Our Secret Sirloin Steak
Total Time
Prep 2 hrs 20 mins
Cook 15 mins
Great steak--Mmmm.
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- 1⁄4 cup Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, plus
- 1 teaspoon Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, divided
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice or 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1⁄4 cup instant minced onion
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon instant minced garlic
- 3 lbs sirloin steaks
- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine
- 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
- Combine 1/4 cup of the Lea& Perrins®, lemon juice, oil, minced onion, salt and minced garlic; mix well and set aside.
- Place steak in tight-fitting bowl or plastic bag.
- Pour Lea& Perrins® mixture over steak.
- Marinate 2 hours.
- Remove steak from marinade.
- Place on rack.
- Grill over hot charcoal or broil under preheated hot broiler for 7 to 10 minutes on each side or until done as desired, brushing occasionally with leftover marinade.
- Remove steak to serving plate.
- In a small saucepan melt butter.
- Stir in parsley and remaining 1 teaspoon Lea& Perrins®.
- Pour over steak.
- Slice and serve.
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As easy as it is to skip the butter/parsley addition, DON'T! It was too hot to bbq outside so I used my grill pan. I only made 1 lb of sirloin for the three of us (which is normally fine) and at the end of dinner we were all looking at the serving platter longing for more. I served this with sauteed crimini mushrooms and roasted asparagus. Just do it as it is written and all will be excellent with your steak!
Okay, I'm convinced. At first I dismissed this very simple recipe, with its dehydrated onions and instant minced garlic, out-of-hand, then I saw all of the reviews and tried it. Yeah, it's awesome. There's almost no reason to buy ribeye or fillet anymore, when one can make sirloin taste this good. (Okay, I did use a small fresh shallot and fresh garlic because I didn't have the dehydrated stuff, but I'm sure it works well either way.)Amazing!
I tried this recipe on two 1.5 lb sirloin steaks. I substituted the 1/4 c minced onion with 1/8 c granulated onion (not onion powder). I wasn't sure what the substitution ratio should be, but the marinade started getting thick so any more than that would not have worked. I tasted the marinade before pouring it over the beef - delish! I marinated for a little over 2 hours, then broiled 6 minutes on one side, flipped and broiled 5 minutes on the other. I let the steaks rest for about 15 minutes while I prepared the rest of the meal, then sliced against the grain. The meat was tender and flavorful and a perfect medium rare. Served with a steamed broccoli-cauliflower medley and sweet potato fries. Dinner was a big hit. Thank you, Dropbear!


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Back Home Again
Though billed as two short plays, Little Fish Theatre Co.'s productions of Lone Starand Laundry & Bourbonare more like a loosely linked full-length taking place on the same day in 1975 in the same small Texas town and concerning a set of closely connected characters.
Laundry & Bourbon happens on a hotter-than-a-jalapeo day in the sleepy town of Maynard; the only thing a reasonable soul can do is get drunk and fold laundry. Elizabeth (Suzanne Dean) is clearly upset, and it doesn't take long for her friend Hattie (Courtney Weber) to find out why: Elizabeth's husband, Roy, has been gone for two days. Elizabeth has stuck by her high school sweetheart despite (or maybe because of) all of his carrying on, but ever since his return from Vietnam two years previous, she has found it increasingly hard to live with the lost and frustrated man he has become. A bored housewife saddled with three unruly kids and a dependable but dull husband, Hattie is particularly ill-equipped to help.
Eldon Cline's direction displays the virtues of simplicity. Wisely eschewing showy theatrics, Cline focuses on the emotional ambiguities in James McClure's text, aided by a pair of wonderfully complementary performances from Dean (whose subtly nuanced work perfectly captures Elizabeth's volatile mix of desire and frustration) and Weber (who finds a touching note of heartache beneath Hattie's wildly comic exterior).
Somewhat less successful is the evening's first production, Lone Star. Set behind Angels Bar, the play follows a night in the life of Elizabeth's husband, the elusive Roy (Stephen Allman). Armed with a big bag of comfort food and a nearly endless supply of Lone Star beer, Roy is trying desperately to hold on to an idyllic past when the measure of a man was how much action he could get in the back of his pink 1959 convertible Thunderbird.
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By the order of these plays, Cline seems to opt for making a thematic statement over linear logic. The evening ends on a melancholy note, with Elizabeth alone and facing an uncertain future, contemplating the serious changes at work in her life. All in all, it's an appropriate image for our time.
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"You guys got it exactly right." That what Pete Hoekstra (R, Mich.), the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence committee, said of yesterday's NRO editorial on President Obama's national security speech. "He's taken this moral high ground, ...
Are They Sufficient?
President Obama just said he has opposed creation of a Truth Commission on the issue of torture because "I believe that our existing democratic institutions are sufficient to provide accountability." We will have an early test today of whether they ...
Jersey's Primary
A Democratic group is spending $900,000 to air this ad on television against former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie (R) for six days in advance of the June 2 GOP gubernatorial primary. On the one hand, you can look at it as ...
The Speaker and the CIA
A number of Republicans have already started calling for an investigation of Speaker Nancy Pelosi's accusations against the CIA. Today, Republicans will offer a resolution on the House floor calling for a bipartisan investigation.
Hoosiers Strike Back
From WIBC in Indianapolis: Indiana will no longer invest in bonds issued by banks and automakers who receive federal bailout money. Bondholders are supposed to be at the head of the line for repayment if a company goes bankrupt. But ...
Club for Growth
The Wall Street Journal tackles the the Club for Growth, some conservatives' financial answer to the problem of overwhelming incumbent retention in Congress. The piece, in which some moderates fault the Club for shrinking the GOP caucus, misses two important ...
A Little Battle for Notre Dame
South Bend, Ind. — As he has done every year for a quarter-century, Bishop John Michael D'Arcy told Notre Dame's graduating class of 2009 about how he received no honors whatsoever when he graduated. It is a speech he gives ...
Rep. Steve Israel (D, N.Y.)
Per CQ, he will not challenge Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D).
Bob Graham Doesn't Remember
Obama's CIA director, Leon Panetta, has now spoken out, essentially implying that Speaker Nancy Pelosi is lying about the CIA lying to her. Meanwhile, former Florida Senator Bob Graham (D), who served as the top Democrat on the Senate ...
Tony Rezko's Wounded Spirit Lives On
Remember Charlie Rangel's amazing success with rent-control in New York City? Tim Novak and Chris Fusco have an incredible investigative piece today — a must read in its entirety — on the upscale Chicago housing development put together by allies of ...
Do Business Leaders Have to Record Their Conversations with President Obama?
As Kathryn mentions below, the signatories to President Obama's vague letter on cutting health-care costs do not even agree with the president on what it means. They assert that he has "substantially overstated their promise." Mr. Obama said: "Over ...
Maybe He'll Keep His Pledge After All?
Gov. Charlie Crist (R) weighs whether or not to keep his no-tax pledge in Florida. At this point, it would be very hard for him to keep it, as the article explains.
Karl Rove...
…will be questioned by prosecutors tomorrow regarding the U.S. Attorney firings, reports the Washington Post.
Let's Make a Deal
Now Arlen Specter wants to switch back on card check: WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Arlen Specter said Thursday the "prospects are pretty good" for a compromise on legislation making it easier for workers to form unions…Specter wouldn't elaborate on ...
Some Defendants are Less Equal Than Others
"Better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer." This quote, from the Englishman William Blackstone, aptly describes the aims and priorities of our own American system of justice . . . Unless, that is, you are a liberal crusader who ...
Employee Free Choice Act
Sen. John Ensign (R, Nev.) spoke in a conference call today with bloggers and reporters about the status of EFCA in the Senate, particularly the mandatory binding arbitration provision to which Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D, Ark.) recently objected. He said ...
Social Security Is a Bad Deal. If You're under 40, It's a Really Bad Deal.
This afternoon's big news on Capitol Hill is the release of the annual report of the trustees of Social Security. The news is as grim as one might suspect: The projected point at which tax revenues will fall below ...
re: NRSC & Crist
Rubio's spokesman Brian Seitchik had this to say about the NRSC's endorsement: "We knew that Governor Crist was going to have the establishment's support in Washington and Tallahassee. The NRSC endorsement is not a surprise. But this ...
In Minnesota
Al Franken's team has filed its brief in response to Norm Coleman's state-supreme-court election challenge. Marc Elias, Franken's attorney, argued in a conference call this afternoon that Coleman's case is without merit, particularly with respect to ...
In Florida
Gov. Charlie Crist (R) is in the Senate race to replace Mel Martinez (R), and he's considered a heavy favorite. He also has a conservative primary challenger in former state House Speaker Marco Rubio (R).
Saving the News
Must newspapers die before people start to miss them? Can they change enough that people will want to buy them again? Can the news be saved, or is profitability unattainable in the Internet era? Sen. John Kerry (D, Mass.) chaired ...
Church of Journalism
In Citizen Kane, the millionaire protagonist based on William Randolph Hearst shrugs off a warning that his newspaper is losing a million dollars a year. "At the rate of a million dollars a year, I'll have to close this ...
Budget Folly
Jake Tapper notes near the end of this piece that President Obama is eliminating at least one program he just signed into law two months ago.
Budget Cuts -- Real, Pretend, and Minuscule
President Obama's extremely modest budget cuts amount to $17 billion. The Wall Street Journal chips away at that number, though, noting that these cuts are offset by new spending items: Child nutrition would get a $1 billion increase if Congress enacts ...
Arlen Specter Can
How many people can say they've cancelled on Larry King?
Notre Dame
Some of the students opposed to the university's honoring of President Obama have set up a parallel schedule of events for graduation day.
There goes the rationale for Arlen Specter's continued service in the U.S. Senate! …Democrats placed Specter in one of the two most junior slots on each of the five committees for the remainder of this Congress, which goes ...
Fitzgerald on Banks
Former Senator Pete Fitzgerald (R, Ill.), Barack Obama's predecessor in the Senate and today chairman of a community bank in McLean, Va., spoke this afternoon at Washington D.C.'s Cosmos Club on the banking crisis. His main point ...
Specter's Puzzling Fundraising Site
Updated If you visit the web site Specter for the Cure and go to its donation page, you might get the impression that Arlen Specter has started a medical research fund, and you can donate to it and help medical ...
Tom Ridge in Congress
We keep hearing again and again that Tom Ridge is a supporter of abortion rights and that he's less conservative than Pat Toomey. Both statements are correct. But just what kind of Congressman was he? Fact is, it really ...
Two Early Election Items
1) If Sen. Jim Bunning (R) bows out of his re-election bid this month, as nearly everyone in Kentucky expects at this point, Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R) will likely have his blessing to run. But Dr. Rand Paul (R), ...
Hate Crime and Punishment
Do criminals motivated by hatred get off easy when there are no hate crime laws? It is a question worth considering, because that was the implicit argument behind the Matthew Shepard Local Law Enforcement Act of 2009, which passed the House ...
Pennsylvania, Generally Speaking
Sen. Arlen Specter's new poll numbers, according to Roll Call, look better as a Democrat. His "deserves to be re-elected" number in Quinnipiac's new poll jumped with the party switch from 38 to 49 percent. Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.), a ...
Hate Crimes, Thought Crimes, Double Jeopardy
Conservatives have pointed out several problems with the hate crimes bill named after Matthew Shepard, which passed the House Wednesday (249-175) and awaits action in the Senate. Several attorneys and lawmakers have pointed out deficiencies and vague language in the ...
The Piety Strategy
As the Board of Trustees meets, and with the heat on over President Obama's upcoming visit, the University of Notre Dame splash page today features last Sunday's annual Eucharistic Procession up top.
In Kentucky
Will Sen. Jim Bunning (R, Ky.) go willingly? After months of controversy, it looks like he might.
Oh, Boy.
Just got this from Notre Dame's Alumni Association: Dear David, It has come to the attention of the Alumni Association that some Notre Dame alumni recently received a letter from Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue, regarding the University'...
Senator Ridge? Not Last Week, Anyway.
In a little-noticed interview with the Harvard Crimson last week, former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge (R) said he had no intention of running for the Senate. THC: Do you foresee the possibility of ever running for the United States Senate? ...
North Carolina
It's not a good sign that Sen. Richard Burr (R, N.C.) leads by just one point in a newly released survey and polls in the mid-30s (35-34) against a hypothetical opponent. But it's not as though ...
Pension Gold Rush
In some cities, you can provoke outrage by publishing a list of city employees who make six figures. But in California, they have a list of nearly 5,000 retired public officials whose pensions are greater than $100,000 per year.
He Doesn't Want to Go There.
Jake Tapper: "Did the previous administration sanction torture?" Obama's syllogism: Major Premise: "Waterboarding is torture" Minor Premise: "The previous administration sanctioned waterboarding." Conclusion: "Torture is bad and doesn't make us safer in the long run. And here's ...
53 Votes in the Senate
And the Obama budget has passed both houses.
Feinstein on EFCA
The story from KHTS that has been floating around this afternoon — that Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D, Calif.) has suddenly reversed herself on the Employee Free Choice Act– is not true, according to a Feinstein spokesman. Feinstein, he said, is still ...
The Judge's View of Judging
At today's media availability on Capitol Hill, Sen. Jon Kyl (R, Ariz.) laid out the Republicans' approach to the Sotomayor nomination. When President Obama was a senator and he decided to vote against both now-Justice Alito and Justice Roberts, ...
'Innocuous Compromise' in Illinois
Yesterday afternoon, the Associated Press cited two anonymous aides to Sen. Dick Durbin (D, Ill.) as the source of a report that Durbin had spoken to Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (D) about the latter's upcoming choice of whom to ...
Government Corruption Friday
In Chicago: *Isaac Carothers, a close ally of Mayor Richard M. Daley, could soon become the 31st Chicago Alderman to be convicted on criminal charges since 1973. Far more interesting than his own troubles, though, is the revelation that Carothers has ...
The Burris Tapes
Sen. Roland Burris (D, Ill.) wants the world to believe that the wiretap in which he was recorded speaking with Robert Blagojevich (brother of the former Illinois governor) somehow exonerates him. In fact, even if it provides no evidence that ...
Anywhere but Here
Instead of giving formerly American companies a better tax rate or some other reason to come home, the Obama administration has attempted to attract bees with vinegar. They have ramped up the rhetoric against companies that incorporate in tax-shelter nations ...
The Last Two Times Around
When Sonia Sotomayor was confirmed to the second circuit, she received 'yea' votes from Jesse Helms, Rick Santorum, and Orrin Hatch. Of course, as Ed Whelan has noted, much of the controversy over Sotomayor has to do with decisions and ...
Out of Touch
Pres. Barack Obama has written and spoken a great deal about the type of Supreme Court justice he wants to appoint. In his 2006 political memoir, The Audacity of Hope, he outlined his judicial philosophy. "It is unrealistic," he wrote, "to ...
The Privileged Resolution
Here is the core of the resolution that Republicans will present today on the House floor pertaining to a bipartisan investigation of the truthfulness of the CIA Resolved, That—(1) a Select Subcommittee of the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence shall ...
I must have been out of the country when President Obama appointed Bill Gates as our Secretary of Defense. (Video already here.)
Who's Looking Out for You?
Labor unions do not always look out for their members' best interests. This is not the assertion of some union-busting corporation, or a disgruntled union member. Rather, it is a statement from the AFL-CIO and Change to Win, the nation'...
Not So Fast, New Hampshire
Same-sex marriage hit a snag today in the Granite State, losing in a 188-186 vote in the state House. Not because legislators object to same-sex marriages, but because they apparently object to some priest having the freedom not to perform ...
Guns in Parks
This afternoon, the House is expected to pass the credit-card bill — much to the delight of the National Rifle Association. Included in the bill's current version, which will go straight to the president after House passage, is the Coburn ...
Time to Put Up
House Minority Leader John Boehner (R, Ohio) calls on Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D, Calif.) to prove her allegation that the CIA lied to Congress and refer the matter for prosecution, or else retract. Accusing our intelligence professionals of lying to ...
Thoughts from Notre Dame
President Obama's commencement address at Notre Dame's Joyce Center, which I attended some minutes ago, was arguably the least important part of the controversy over his invitation, about which I'm writing now. The debate at Notre Dame, ...
Release the Memos
Weeks ago, House Intelligence Ranking Republican Pete Hoekstra (R, Mich.) requested the release of memos detailing the information that the CIA gave about waterboarding in Congressional briefings. He wanted this in order to clear up what Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D, ...
Laffer Backs Lonegan
In New Jersey, Art Laffer has thrown his support behind former Bogota mayor Steve Lonegan (R) for his flat-tax plan. In the most recent poll, former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie (R) leads Lonegan, 39-29, with 29 percent undecided. The primary ...
Who is Rand Paul?
Last night, the ophthamologist and son of Ron Paul (whose full name is "Randall") announced the formation of his exploratory committee for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky. Speaking last night on Rachel Rachel Maddow's show, he said the ...
'La EFCA'
Sen. Mel Martinez (R, Fla.) fights the Employee Free Choice Act today en Español. This legislation would have exactly the opposite effect of what its title suggests. EFCA attempts to eliminate the fundamental freedoms of expression and association with ...
She's Alone -- Or Is She?
Nancy Pelosi, as she accused the CIA today of lying to her about waterboarding, called for the notes from briefings of members of Congress to be released. She'd better be right about what's in those notes. House Intelligence ...
Pledge Taker, Pledge-Breaker
Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (R), who announced his bid for senate this week, signs ATR's pledge not to raise taxes as Senator, even as he prepares to break the ATR pledge he made never to sign any tax-hike as ...
In Pennsylvania
For all of the assumptions ("conservatives cannot win") that have gone into national Republicans' disrespect for Pat Toomey, it is important to remember that he held down a congressional district for three terms that went for John Kerry in 2004 and ...
Taxes for Thee...
The strongest proof yet that President Obama will soon appoint Cook County Board President Todd Stroger to his cabinet.
Slow-Moving Stimulus
The New York Times reported this morning that only 6 percent of the stimulus package has been spent so far. The Washington Times provides a useful update this afternoon: The White House on Wednesday moved the goalposts for judging success of ...
In Florida
At the NRSC, they feel very good about Charlie Crist, who begins the primary as an overwhelming favorite, according to the polling available as of last month. He is an overwhelming frontrunner for the general election as well. The Crist ...
Man in the Middle
Is former congressman Pat Toomey (R.) too conservative to win a statewide election in Pennsylvania? "Well, you never know. . . . I think there is a widespread opinion that he may be too conservative," says Rep. Jim Gerlach (R., Pa.). Citing a ...
No-Bid, No-Work Contract?
The Washington Post continues its excellent and brutal coverage of military contracting by Robert Murtha, nephew of Rep. John Murtha (D, Pa.). Robert Murtha, an engineer, benefited from some of the defense contracts when companies brought him in to manage ...
Democrats and Waterboarding
Paul Kane reports in today's Washington Post that in addition to the briefing that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D, Calif.) personally received in 2002 on the use of waterboarding, one of her aides was briefed in 2003 on the waterboarding of Abu ...
More on SCAAP
Yesterday, I mentioned that President Obama plans a 100 percent cut to SCAAP, the program that reimburses states and localities for incarcerating criminal aliens. The cut is supposed to save some $400 million. A Republican aide on Capitol Hill reminds me that ...
Did Pelosi Lie?
ABC's Rick Klein reports: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was briefed on the use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" on terrorist suspect Abu Zubaydah in September 2002, according to a report prepared by the Director of National Intelligence's office and obtained ...
Pat Toomey on Tom Ridge
Tom Ridge is a true patriot and a leader. In his eloquent statement today, he said: 'My belief is that those in my home state can best be served by the principles of limited government, less taxes, competent governance and ...
Cornyn on Obama's Military Plans
Sen. John Cornyn (R, Tex.) spoke at the American Enterprise institute this morning about the administration's plan to "cash in the peace dividend," which he said is a big mistake now, at a time when we're still stuck ...
Not So Stimulative
David Hogberg has a piece today in IBD on how stimulus funds are going to very small airports that serve very few passengers and do not serve any critical infrastructure role. It goes far beyond any one airport, but it ...
Newspaper Bailout?
The White House says no to bailing out newspapers. But how serious are they? As his hometown Boston Globe makes as if to vanish, Senator John Kerry (D, Mass.) will hold the newspaper hearings this afternoon. The first to testify ...
Seriously, Senator, Don't Hold Back or Anything
Sen. Jim Bunning (R, Ky.) just held a conference call in which he positively eviscerated his Senate leader and Kentucky colleague, Sen. Mitch McConnell (R, Ky.). The Louisville Courier-Journal reports: "Good God, he wants to run everybody," Bunning said of ...
Bring Back Spitzer?
How badly is New York Gov. David Paterson (D) doing? This badly.
Murtha's No-Bid Nephew
Carol Leonnig and Alice Crites write on the success of Jack Murtha's government contractor nephew in today's Washington Post. The headquarters of Murtech, in a low-slung, bland building in a Glen Burnie business park, has its blinds drawn ...
Another PA Poll Shows Specter Very Weak
This one, commissioned by the pro-business Pennsylvanians for Effective Government (PEG), looks a lot worse for Specter and a lot better for either Pat Toomey or former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge (R): In an automated poll of 1,019 households of registered ...
Hurry Up with the Next Bailout, Senator Kerry
Howard Kurtz reports that the Boston Globe may not be long for this world, or so the New York Times Company would have us believe. Kurtz suggests that the Times Company may be threatening to close the Globe, which loses $85 ...
A Self-Bailout
New York Gov. David Paterson (D) apparently still thinks he can save himself with a huge gift to organized labor that includes forcing card-check on state contractors.
The Lesson Is Clear, Carrie Prejean.
Renounce all of your beliefs now, or else we'll make you suffer this kind of press coverage.
Coleman's Brief
Minnesota Public Radio has posted the 62-page document in the Coleman-Franken election case here.
In re Harman v. Pelosi
The Washington Post has announced that spying charges will be dropped against two former AIPAC lobbyists.
No Laetare Medal at Notre Dame
It will not be awarded this year.
No Cramdowns
President Obama's plan to let bankruptcy judges re-write mortgage terms has been blocked in the Senate after receiving only 45 votes. The vote is here. (In case you are wondering, Arlen Specter voted against it.)
'Fort Murtha'
The Washington Post reports on the money dumped into Johnstown's airport, offering proof that Rep. John Murtha (D, Pa.) can waste your money almost as fast as President Obama can borrow it.
Gerlach vs. Toomey?
I mentioned Rep. Jim Gerlach (R, Pa.) yesterday morning as a possible Senate candidate in Pennsylvania. He has been considering a run for governor, but Pa. Republican insiders consider him an underdog in a primary against Attorney General Tom Corbett (...
Ed Henry Asks Obama about FOCA
What a great question! After 100 days as president, is his pay grade high enough now that he can say when human life begins? Will he urge Congress to pass the Freedom of Choice Act? He replies: "My view on abortion ...
In his presser, President Obama says he will scour the federal budget in search of more savings. His last effort produced $100 million. That is enough to pay one day's worth of interest on the debt he's assuming on ...
I'm Running for Governor -- er, Wait . . .
I mentioned earlier today that Lincoln Chafee was running for governor of Rhode Island as an Independent, because he told Rachel Maddow last night, "I'm running as an Independent." Today he's not so sure. His statement: "I probably ...


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BOC is seeking sponsors! See further below for details.
10th Annual Maine State Kids' Triathlon
August 5, 2017 – sponsored by the Bethel Outing Club
Make it a weekend in Bethel — SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 — children ages 8-14 may enjoy this fun, untimed triathlon the day before the adult event.
11 a.m. (more details below)
Online kids' tri registration closes Friday, August 4, 2017 at 4pm.
Day-of-event registration accepted too, 9:30 – 10:30am.
~ Start / Finish at Angevine Park ~
100 yard swim
3 mile bike ride
1 mile run
Entry Fee: $25 Click to open Kids' Triathlon Google MAP in new window.
Click to open-Map-Kids Tri 2016-overview – in PDF format. (Same course for 2017.)
Click to open-Map-Kids Tri 2016-closeup of transitions – in PDF format. (Same course for 2017.)
- 9:30-10:30am: Check-in & Registration, Angevine Park, 456 North Road, Bethel, Maine
- 10:30am: Kids' pre-race meeting
- 11:00am: Race start
The Bethel Outing Club (BOC) hopes to have a t-shirt and medal of participation for each child including day-of-event registrants.
This is the first year the BOC has completely taken over the event — it's in keeping with its mission providing affordable access for all — to cross-country skiing and people powered sports such as hiking, bicycling, running, paddling, swimming and roller skiing, so…


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Transforming Places to Eat and Drink Into Communities
Restaurants are more than just places to eat and drink. They are meeting places that bring together our community. At Root Collective community means more than just the people living around us: it's our family, friends and visitors. It is the artists whose works enrich our city and the theaters which entertain us daily. It is our fellow businesses who have set up shop in the neighborhood and those working together to help out those in need. It is groups gathering together around a common passion or to celebrate with one another. Root Collective strives to welcome and support all of our communities.
Our Team is committed to providing each of our guests a distinctive, friendly and quality experience. We expect great things from one another, so that together we deliver on our promise to you: to deliver an authentic food and beverage experience, dedicated to unique, community driven and guest-focused concepts.
At Root Collective, quality drives all of our decisions; our guest deserve and value the highest quality we can offer.
Always genuine, always approachable, the Root Collective experience delivers thoughtful hospitality.
Root Collective strives to make each visit a unique and memorable one.
The Arts is a vital part of a strong community and an integral component of each of our concepts.
Always welcoming, accessible and comfortable, Root Collective supports the community through partnerships benefiting neighborhood non-profits, social groups, and organizations that further education, the arts and sustainability.
Root Collective embraces a commitment to source locally and be active champions for the communities to which we belong.
Repeatedly recognized as one of the top sports bars in Chicago and one of the best gay sports bars in the country, Crew Bar + Grill offers a customer-centric experience, friendly team members, extensive beer and cocktail offerings and not your typical bar food. Located in Uptown at 4804 N. Broadway St., Crew features a glass front façade with foldback doors, a contemporary interior with table and bar seating, a dart machine and jukebox, and 24 HDTVs so that every seat in the bar has a great view. With access to all major sports programming packages, Crew is the place to root on your team, no matter who it is. Our menu offers a wide variety of fresh made, classic and unique items to go along with our 60+ beers and extensive spirits offerings.
As a member of the GLBT and Uptown communities, Crew Bar + Grill understands the importance of supporting local community and GLBT groups in a variety of ways. Crew annually sponsors more than thirty teams playing a host of sports in the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association (CMSA) and Athletic Alliance of Chicago (ACC) including softball, flag football, indoor and beach volleyball, kickball, dodgeball, basketball, darts, bowling, Ultimate and tennis. It has also been lead sponsor of the Chicago Gay Hockey Association since 2010. Crew sponsored the Chicago Gay Hockey Association float in the 2010 Gay Pride Parade, which carried the Stanley Cup won by our own Chicago Blackhawks. Crew supports a host of other LGBT sports groups including the National Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, Proud to Run, Second City Tennis and Chicago Rowing Union.
Outside the sports arena, our Annual Customer Chili Contest has raised thousands of dollars for Care for Real, a local food pantry, since 2005. Crew Bar + Grill has been a top-level Dining Out for Life participant each year since 2010, supporting the work of Edge Alliance. We also supports a host of other groups in our Uptown and GLBT communities:
• Uptown United
• McCormick Boys & Girls Club of Chicago
• About Face Theatre
• AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
• Chicago House
• Howard Brown Health Center
• Heartland Alliance
• Inspiration Corporation
• Equality Illinois
• Vital Bridges
Crew Bar + Grill is honored to have received many awards and recognitions, including "Top 3 Sports Bars in Chicago" for 2015 by ThreeBestRated.com. Crew has also been recognized as follows:
2016: Top 25 Places to Watch the NCAA Tournament—Eater Chicago
2016: Top 7 Gay Sports Bars in the US—NewNowNext.com
2015: Best Sports Bars in Chicago—Time Out Chicago
2015: Best Gay Sports Bars in the US—Compete Magazine
2015: Chicago's Best Sports Bars—About.com
2015: Best Gay Bars in Chicago—Time Out Chicago
2014: Top 10 Sports Bars in Chicago—10best.com
2014: Top 7 Gay Sports Bars to Watch the Super Bowl—NewNowNext.com
2013: Chicago's Top 7 Sports Bars—Chicagoist
2013: Best Bar/Restaurant—46th Ward
2011: Gay Sports Bar Pioneer—Businessweek
2010: City's Best Sports Bars—Citysbest.com
2010: 100 Best Bars in Chicago—Chicago Magazine
2010: Best Gay Bar Outside of Boystown—Metromix
In the tradition of Chicago's great neighborhood bars, The SoFo Tap promises an environment that welcomes and entertains a diverse clientele through our engaging and unique programming, friendly and customer-focused team members, and comfortable and welcoming space. Inside, enjoy a game of darts, play your favorite song on the jukebox or check out the videos on our flat panel TVs. Out back, our beer garden with its garage bar is one of the largest in the area and is not to be missed. Our friendly staff is here, ready to pour your favorite drink. The SoFo Tap features a cool blue palette, intimate environs and no pretension, which makes our casual neighborhood bar the perfect place to grab a drink and relax with friends. Flatscreens around the bar feature movie night and videos, and several evenings each week we boast live entertainment from Karaoke to interactive game shows while you sip your beer or cocktail. When warm weather and sun make an appearance, we showcase a huge backyard-style beer garden with a wooden fence, string lights, greenery, and a fully stocked bar built out of a vintage garage. It's a great place for a private party as well.
At The SoFo Tap, we strive to deeply connect with and support our customers and our community through our support of local artists and performers and by supporting charitable organizations within our customers' communities. The hallmark of our commitment to the arts is our Featured Artist Program, where we showcase the works of a local artist for exhibitions lasting two months. We've been honored to display the artistic talents of many great artists since we founded the program in 2011. We also partners with our neighbor next door, which provides services to those with development disabilities, to feature artwork by their clients.
The SoFo Tap is Your Neighborhood Bar South of Foster, offering our community a fun and relaxed no-attitude bar. The SoFo Tap is located at the corner of Clark and Argyle Streets (4923 N. Clark).
2015: Best Gay Bars In Chicago: TimeOut Chicago
2016: Best Gay Bars In Chicago: TimeOut Chicago
2016: Best Gay Bars in Chicago: Foursquare
Mark is co-founder and co-owner of Root Collective. Mark, along with Mike, oversees new concept development and acquisition and works with the culinary and beverage teams to sets the direction of each concept. Mark works hand in hand with the architects, designers and contractor to create the spaces that house the Root Collective concepts; from vision to handpicking nearly all of the finishes, fixtures and furniture. Mark also oversees purchasing, financial reporting, finance, human resources and team member benefits.
Born and raised in rural Illinois, Mark moved to Chicago in 1995 to attend DePaul University, where he received a B.A. in Commerce with a concentration in Accounting. While still in college, Mark began to work for Arthur Andersen LLP and then moved on to American Express. Most recently, Mark was Director and Practice Leader of Blackman Kallick LLP's Transaction and Lender Services practices which merged into Plante Moran in 2012.
Being a Certified Public Accountant and working as turnaround advisor and Chief Restructuring Officer was always very rewarding and enabled Mark to see how many different businesses in a variety of industries operate, but Mark was left thinking that he really wanted to do something that was more engaging. In searching for what Mark loved he realized that cooking and entertaining were two of the things he enjoyed the most. After toying with the idea of going to culinary school Mark thought it better to put his accounting and business experience to use in owning and operating hospitality businesses.
Mark's passion for farm to table food dates to his childhood, growing up in Illinois farm country. He learned to garden and preserve at the side of his grandmother and mother and developed a passion for cooking by watching food shows on TV long before the Food Network. Before Ina Garten (Mark's favorite), there was the inimitable Julia Child and the Frugal Gourmet, courtesy of PBS, to help stir Mark's passion for food.
When not working Mark loves to spend the day cooking. Mark is inspired by the historic food markets of Europe and the roadside farmers' markets of the Midwest. Nothing is more satisfying to Mark than creating an environment where guests can relax with amazing food and drink in an unpretentious environment.
As co-owner and co-founder of Root Collective, Mike oversees new concept development and acquisition (along with Mark), marketing, promotions, special event planning, community involvement and philanthropy and legal. And whatever else needs oversight that hasn't otherwise been assigned.
Mike moved to Chicago in 1993 following his graduation from law school to start a job as an associate at a large law firm. After a few years, through the happenstance of a chance meeting, Mike began doing telecommunications litigation work and he's practiced in that field for over two decades.
Although legal work has always been interesting and challenging for Mike, it lacked personal satisfaction. So Mike and Mark began to look into the idea of owning their own business. They quickly realized that the only area that really inspired them was the hospitality industry.
From his earliest childhood memory, social life in Mike's extended family has always revolved around eating and drinking, and talking about what to eat and drink at the next meal. Cuisine in his traditional Irish-Polish family was never particularly adventuresome so Mike did not really begin to explore his interest in diverse cuisines until moving to Chicago, the best culinary city in America. Still, for Mike, gathering for a meal has always been an opportunity not just to nourish oneself but to connect with those in one's life. Sharing food and drink is the stuff of Mike's most enduring memories. To this day Mike's father still makes sure the obligatory photo of everyone seated around the table is taken before each holiday or celebratory meal.
To Mike, Root Collective is not just about creating memories around great food and drink. It's also about community. Being part of and giving back to the community have always been priorities for Mike and one of the most important aspects of the Root Collective mission. Mike served on the Board of Directors of About Face Theatre for six years and currently serves on the boards of Chicago Market – A Community Coop, Uptown Business Partners and The Legal Council for Health and Justice.
Outside of eating and drinking, Mike's passions include college basketball and football, the Blackhawks and watching the Cubs play at the world's largest (and now nicest) outdoor beer garden. But as Mark will attest, Mike will pretty much watch any sporting event. Mike likes the concept of working out, and hopes one day to make that concept a reality too.
Ryan joined the company in October of 2012 as Business Manager. His role in handling daily accounting processes and managing vendors has been essential to operations. With the addition of new business, he has now added the responsibility of overseeing Human Resources. Due to his excellent work ethic and desire to learn, Ryan can expect to be assigned more and more work as Root Collective grows.
Originally from Georgetown, Illinois, a small town in Central Illinois, Ryan has lived in Chicago for four years. He moved to Chicago from Kentucky, after he finished his Master's in Education from Morehead State University. Ryan originally moved up to Chicago to start his teaching career. After a year of working for an online university, Ryan decided he wanted to take a different route, and found his way into the business field, when he started as Business Manager.
Outside of work Ryan is a big fan of Chicago sports, especially the Blackhawks, and he tries to attend as many sporting events as possible. When he isn't watching sports he is active in CMSA recreational sports. He also loves to travel and try new restaurants and bars, and is a big fan of attending as many concerts and music festivals as he can. He lives for Chicago summers.
Born and raised in the northwest Georgia towns of Marietta and Rockmart, Kevin has always been surrounded by food and farms. Kevin's grandfather in Alabama was a farmer and his grandfather in Georgia studied agriculture before tending his acres of fruit trees. His brother has owned several successful restaurants. Large potluck dinners are the centerpieces of holiday get-togethers for Kevin and his family.
After an undergraduate degree in biology at Duke, Kevin moved to Chicago for graduate work in genetics and cell biology. For the next 10 years Kevin pursued opportunities in medical research (autoimmunity and MS) and teaching college biology. After receiving a certificate in entrepreneurship from Kent State University, Kevin returned to Chicago and joined Root Collective in 2016.
Kevin's job at Root Collective allows him to explore his long-time interests in food, gardening, ecology, educating the public, and building strong restaurants and organizations. His work allows him to leverage his experience in project management and creative problem-solving.
Kevin recognizes that inventory management helps the Root Collective restaurants operate in a financially responsible manner. Still, his role as Procurement Manager excites him the most. Working with chefs to build exciting, unique, seasonal, and locally sourced menus strengthens not just a restaraunt, it also benefits local communities and builds strong food sheds and preserves heritage breeds and historic food stocks. That's work that Kevin believes in.
When he's not counting or sourcing food ingredients, Kevin enjoys cooking in his own kitchen. Other hobbies include reading, writing, gardening, and watching college sports on TV with a good beer. He and his longtime partner enjoy travel, exploring new neighborhoods and restaurants, and politics.
Joey joined the UMG in 2015 after an impressive twelve year run as a server at Crew Bar + Grill. As Operation Manager for Root Collective, he oversees cash procedures, recruiting and training at each location. He also assists with restaurant operations, inventories, office work, and scheduling.
A Texas native, Joey moved to Chicago in 2002 with a BFA in Theatre from Southern Methodist University. He fell in love with Chicago after working his first two summers at Gethsemane Garden Center in Andersonville. He is a proud company member of The House Theatre of Chicago where he has played Robots, Toto, and a villain or two. If you have seen him perform, tell him! He loves that. He has also performed at Writers' Theatre, Northlight, Strawdog, Steppenwolf, and with the Hypocrites. He goes to Miami to perform at the Adrian Arscht Center when he finds the time.
When he is not working or rehearsing Joey enjoys horror movies, cats, and fountain sodas, not necessary in that order. He loves working somewhere that allows him to have a creative life in the amazing theatre scene of Chicago. No city like it.
Graeme serves as Operation Manager for Root Collective and the General Manager of Crew Bar + Grill. As Operations Manager, he oversees the development and implementation of consistent operational policies and procedure across all concepts. Graeme also develops marketing, event programming, trainings and promotional materials across the various Root Collective brands.
At Crew Bar + Grill, Graeme has overall responsibility for managing one of Chicago's top sports bars and one of the nation's best gay sports bars. Crew is a burger, beer and ball-filled gay bar with as much focus on Mike Ditka and Derrick Rose as vodka and Beyoncé. To maintain the balance of great neighborhood spot and busy game day destination for a large Chicago community, Graeme starts with a focus on the basics: pouring booze into cups. From there, he strives to select the right bourbon, the best of local craft beers, and the greatest people to pour it all. With a focus on education, he works to give the staff an investment in their work, from understanding the basics of cocktails to appreciating the differences between each brand of gin or type of hops.
Before joining the nightlife industry, Graeme had a nightlife at DePaul University, where he studied practical subjects like English, philosophy and dead languages. The day after his 21st birthday, Graeme interviewed at Crew Bar + Grill, where he was hired as a server. Since then, he has been everything from a doorman to a cocktail server to a beverage director, including a short stint with the 9-to-5 world of public relations. He's also spent time managing a gym, running a collegiate intramurals program, and selling running shoes before managing The SoFo Tap, Chicago's best bear bar and Andersonville's beloved corner watering hole. He became General Manager of Crew Bar + Grill in 2015 and in 2016 he added Operations Manager of Root Collective to his expanding responsibilities.
Beyond the bars, Graeme is a drag queen, a poet, and a total nerd. When he's not brunching with his Dungeons & Dragons compatriots, he's playing video games or building a costume for his draggy alter ego, Curlene Ribbon. He is also a seasoned home cook with a penchant for Mexican food and puns.
Gregg joined the company in 2015 as head chef for Crew Bar + Grill, bringing back Crew classics and local favorites while putting his own spin on the menu. Working with our General Manager, Graeme Schellenberger, Gregg handles ordering, inventory, and back of house staffing. As the head chef he is responsible for all food production and quality control.
Born and raised here in Chicago Gregg started his culinary career 15 years ago and graduated from Le Cordon Bleu with honors as a member of the culinary competition team. He has worked at many prestigious restaurants in the Chicago area and was part owner of a catering company in San Diego. Gregg is dedicated to the hospitality and finds no greater pleasure than to see guests enjoying his food in an upbeat atmosphere.
Gregg enjoys traveling (more backpacking and hostels than resorts) and has traveled to most of the lower 48 and extensively in Central America. He competes competitively in Brazilian jiu jitsu and has been a boxing coach in the past. He loves food, drink, music and the company of positive, friendly people.
Paul started as a bartender at The SoFo Tap in 2012 and became a shift manager in 2013. Paul was named General Manager in May of 2015.
Paul has found a true home at The SoFo Tap. With his desire for community and a feel for today's "Cheers," he's found all of those in The SoFo Tap. Paul has been working in the industry ever since he arrived in Chicago. Paul has college degrees in Communication and Early Childhood Education.
Back at The Ohio State University, Paul was on the cheerleading squad for five years and a captain for two of those. Throughout the years he had the privilege to cheer at almost every Big Ten schools and his team earned second place at UCA Nationals in his final year.
Paul's passion for service pervades his personal life. His friends are his family and Paul loves being able to hang out with them in his spare time. He loves to cook and has a place that allows him the ability to host people all the time. Clearly, social settings are where Paul finds his comfort zone.
Thomas is a small town boy with large city dreams. Growing up in small town Indiana, his drive to always do bigger and more fabulous things led him to Chicago. Thomas strives to become a leader wherever he is, from becoming a manager at Blockbuster and Staples back in Indiana to being Assistant Manager at Spin Nightclub, and now Assistant Manager at The SoFo Tap, Chicago's best bear bar. At The SoFo Tap, Thomas can be seen doing just about everything to make sure everyone is having an amazing time: slinging drinks, pouring shots, playing VJ. Behind the scenes, Thomas creates video playlists and creates ads and posters to promote the bar and its events and generally keeps the ship afloat.
Thomas is more than a one-trick pony. He uses his expertise and passion to his advantage to make sure The SoFo Tap shines as much as he does.
At home, Thomas really lets things get magical. His love for "The Mouse" is showcased in every inch of his apartment that he and his partner share. Disney truly makes a statement and Thomas is proud to exhibit his array of collectibles that leave guests feeling like they have gone to the Magic Kingdom themselves. During his days before The SoFo Tap, Thomas developed a passion and respect for the art of drag and was able to work with some famous drag queens, many of whom were featured on RuPaul's Drag Race and even film. Thomas has coordinated a host of drag-related events. Thomas' other passions include all things Apple, French Bulldogs, and his soon-to-be husband.
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Romertopf Macaroni and Cheese Casserole
|4 Ounce
|Streaky bacon
|4 Ounce
|1⁄2 Pint
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated cheese
|4 Ounce
|2 Tablespoon
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
1) Preheat the oven to 400F.
2) In a pot of salted boiling water, cook the macaroni al dente. Drain. Set aside.
3) In a small pan containing boiling water, hard-boil the eggs.
4) In a saucepan, melt butter. Mix in flour and cook till the raw flavour disappears.
5) Slowly add in the stock into the flour. Cook to get an even consistency.
6) Turn down the flame and slowly add in the grated cheese. Keep stirring so no lumps remain. Sprinkle pepper and mix well.
7) In a soaked romertopf, add in half the amount of romertopf. Pour half of the cheese sauce over it.
8) Slice the bacon soft. Divide the hard-boiled eggs into halves. Add the bacon and eggs over the macaroni.
9) Pour the remaining sauce and macaroni over this.
10) Cover the romertopf and cook for 30 minutes in the oven.
11) Take the lif off and sprinkle the top with breadcrumbs.
12) Bake for another 10 minutes till the top has browned well.
13) Serve the Romertopf Macaroni and Cheese Casserole hot, garnished with chopped parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 514 Calories from Fat 259
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29 g45.1%
Saturated Fat 14.6 g72.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 273.2 mg91.1%
Sodium 1085.5 mg45.2%
Total Carbohydrates 33 g11.1%
Dietary Fiber 1.4 g5.5%
Sugars 1.6 g
Protein 28 g55.6%
Vitamin A 11.2% Vitamin C 0.19%
Calcium 35.9% Iron 15.8%
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Historic old canal port and now a pleasant mooring area.
Le Bourg, Chevroches, Nièvre, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, France
Chevroches is a minor waterways place on the Canal du Nivernais (Main Line) between Loire - Aron Junction (Junction of the River Loire and the River Aron on the Embranchement Decize) (110.16 kilometres and 79 locks to the south) and Clamecy (3.82 kilometres and 4 locks to the northwest).
The nearest place in the direction of Loire - Aron Junction is Pont de L Ancien Gue; 0.11 kilometres away.The nearest place in the direction of Clamecy is Ecluse 45 Armes; 0.41 kilometres away.
|Kilometre Post - La Loire 108Km
|2.36 km
|Ecluse 44 Chantenot
|0.92 km
|Pont de Rue Du Lac
|0.89 km
|Kilometre Post - La Loire 110Km
|0.37 km
|Pont de L Ancien Gue
|0.11 km
|Ecluse 45 Armes
|0.41 km
|Kilometre Post - La Loire 111Km
|0.57 km
|Ecluse 46 Maladrerie
|1.60 km
|Pont du Ecluse Maladrerie
|1.63 km
|Portes du Garde pres Maladrerie
|1.87 km
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Chevroches [ ʃɛvʁɔʃ ] is a commune, a village, in the Nièvre [ njɛvʁ ] department in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, in central France.
Inhabitants are called Cavarocois [ kavaʁɔkwa ].
Other Wikipedia pages that might relate to Chevroches[Arrondissement of Clamecy] [Canal du Nivernais] [La Maison-Dieu] [Saint-Aubin-les-Forges] [Moissy-Moulinot] [Nannay] [Saint-Maurice, Nièvre] [Saxi-Bourdon] [Chaulgnes]
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359 metres to the south.
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