Also, this. Ruth's Chris is for people who do not know what a good steak actually is because all they have are crappy steak done themselves, or places like Outback to compare it to.
http://amazingribs.com/index.html
Steaks and roasts like this, at home, every time, easy as heck. That site has PhDs who get into experimentation on things, MythBusting like mad and abusing their privileges at university labs. Except they contribute meaningful knowledge, so yay. Seriously: this goes into why certain cuts are better done certain ways, because of the actual physical properties of the meat, what certain types or speeds of cooking do to them, all that jazz. My aunt was a recipe developer for Lawry's (the restaurant and the spice company), taught gourmet cooking at Cal Poly, and she loves the thing this site has taught her-- so many things culinary schools teach is wrong, based on old tradition, and not based on actual chemistry. Do yourself a favor: if you are at all interested in cooking meat, go there, learn it, love it.