* Ruth's Chris Steak House, an American restaurant chain

* Ruth's Chris Steak House

The tony Pavilions Shopping Center which is anchored by a Coldwater Creek and a Williams-Sonoma and a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse is the original lifestyle shopping center in the Sacramento area.

Other prominent retail space developed by others on the periphery of the mall includes big box stores such as Best Buy, and Costco Wholesale, Nordstrom Rack, a Regal Entertainment Group theatre with IMAX, and Bahama Breeze, Champs, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, Lone Star Steakhouse and Chili's, all directly across the street from the massive shopping mall.

Currently there are plans to develop six luxury boutique hotels, several internationally recognized chain restaurants including PF Changs, Hard Rock Cafe, Ruth's Chris and the Cheesecake Factory as well as a small upmarket shopping plaza offering designer boutiques, a small cinema, luxury condominiums and the first international House of Blues entertainment venue.

Most of these restaurants were locally-based restaurants, while a handful of them were national chains, including McDonald's and Ruth's Chris Steak House.

* Ruth U. Fertel, founder of Ruth's Chris Steak House.

Ruth Ann Udstad Fertel ( February 5, 1927-April 16, 2002 ) was the founder of Ruth's Chris Steak Houses.

Terms of her purchase agreement prevented her from using the name " Chris's Restaurant " anywhere but the original location, prompting the restaurant to be renamed " Ruth's Chris.

Ruth's Chris Steak House () is a chain of 135 steakhouses across the United States and in several international locations.

After the original location sustained a kitchen fire, she relocated the restaurant about one-half mile ( 0. 9 km ) to the west on Broad Street and renamed the rebuilt establishment " Ruth's Chris.

In May 2008, Ruth's Chris reopened in New Orleans and is centrally located downtown in the Harrah's hotel at 525 Fulton Street.

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The steaks served by Copeland's are obtained from the same supplier that supplies Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, and are prepared and served similarly ( 1800 degree oven ; 500 degree plate with garlic butter ).

Chang's China Bistro, Cheesecake Factory, Red Robin, and Ruth's Chris Steak House.

It formerly included the Mitchell's Steakhouse and Mitchell's Fish Market brands, but sold both of these concepts along with one Cameron's Steakhouse location to Ruth's Chris in February 2008.

Baseball commissioner Ford Frick has ruled that Ruth's record will remain official unless it is broken in 154 games.

( Ruth, prevailing on Miss Marple's long affection for them, arranges for Miss Marple to investigate Ruth's belief that Carrie Louise is in danger of her life.

It is usually presented to the recipient by Ruth's daughter, Julia Ruth Stevens, or her son, Tom Stevens.

* The Babe Ruth League is named in Babe Ruth's honor.

Ruth warns Neville that her people will attempt to capture him, and that he should leave his house and escape ; but Neville disregards Ruth's warning and is captured.

He soon learns of the difficult circumstances her family is in and Ruth's loyalty to Naomi.

For those substituting, redeeming factors, Ruth's husband is considered by Christians to be a type of Jesus of Nazareth, whom they consider to be the Messiah.

Frazee backed a number of New York theatrical productions ( before and after Ruth's sale ), the best known of which is probably No, No, Nanette, which was once claimed, and later ( questionably ) debunked, as the specific play that Ruth's sale financed.

Ellen's ex-fiance is the prosecutor for Ruth's trial.

He is the youngest player ever to hit 500 home runs, breaking the record Jimmie Foxx set in 1939, and the youngest to hit 600, besting Babe Ruth's record by over a year.

Although not as well known to baseball fans, some Broadway producers believe that there is also a correlated curse on the Longacre Theatre, which Frazee owned at the time that he initiated the sale of Ruth's contract to the Yankees.

This same committee also ruled that Roger Maris is the one and only single season home run record holder, overturning the 1961 decision of former commissioner Ford Frick that Maris and Ruth's home run totals should be listed side-by-side for 154 and 162 game seasons ( contrary to popular belief, Frick never mentioned using an asterisk ).

") The racks are mentioned in some of the ads Shaw placed, and Grey Gull Records became associated with them ( see for example " This Famous Rack is Everywhere ," Springfield Republican, 12 November 1923, p. 7 ) A good example of Shaw's strategy of placing the racks in a wide variety of locations can be seen in an ad for Ruth's Drug Store in Elyria, Ohio.

Camden Yards is just a short walk from Babe Ruth's birthplace, which is now a museum.

According to some sources, Ruth's father once owned a pub located in what is now center field of the stadium.

These cards were primarily highlights from the World Series ( in addition to basic cards of individual players, Topps sets commonly include cards for special themes — the 1974 tribute to Hank Aaron as he was about to break Babe Ruth's career home run record is one example ).

Local shops include Focal Point Gallery ( a gallery of photography ), Starving Artist Cafe and Gallery ( featuring musical talents ), Exotiqa International Arts ( featuring art objects, gift items, and jewelry from around the world ), Early Ruth's Antiques, Midtown Antiques, My Dolls And Things, and Calico Juno Designs, a handcrafted jewelry store where all the jewelry offered for sale is handmade on the premises.

Ruth's ghost immediately comes back for revenge on Elvira, and though Charles cannot at first see Ruth, he can see that Elvira is being chased and tormented, and his house is in uproar.

In Babe Ruth's case, it is pragmatically justified that he believe p, but it is nevertheless epistemically unjustified: though the belief may be justified for the purpose of promoting some other goal ( a successful at bat, in Ruth's case ), it is not justified relative to the purely epistemic goal of having beliefs that are most likely to be true.

On August 12, 1934, then the largest crowd in the history of Fenway Park, 46, 766, witnessed Babe Ruth's final game at Fenway Park in a Yankees uniform in a game Boston would lose.

On March 22, 2008 the company announced it would be seeking stockholder approval to change its name to Ruth's Hospitality Group to better represent the business after the acquisition of Mitchell's Fish Market.

Despite Ruth's success with the Red Sox, owner and Broadway producer Frazee lost his patience with Ruth, who had threatened to hold out in lieu of a larger contract and become a distraction.

Since 1927, fewer than a dozen men have made serious runs at Babe Ruth's record and each, in turn, has been thwarted.

Blair writes that " the national wire services picked up the story Ruth's death and ran it for more than it was worth ", possibly seeing the mysterious story as a welcome reprieve from the bleak news that was otherwise typical of the Great Depression.

When Ruth told Barrow that he could only pitch or hit, Barrow decided that Ruth's bat was more useful than his pitching, and transitioned him from a pitcher into an outfielder.

Ruth's death on April 7, 2008, at the age of 83, was revealed in court papers on June 23, 2008, more than two months later.

As Ruth and Marge are driving home, Chief Wiggum, with Homer as a passenger in his patrol car, spots Ruth's car and claims that one tail light is smaller than the other.