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Ruby Tuesday (4,940 square feet)
431 Southpark Circle, Colonial Heights, VA
This location was built and opened in 1998.
Ruby C. Williams (b. 1930)
Plant City, Florida
Little friend - boy
Painting & sculpture (acrylic on muslin fabric)
Size: 8" x 20" x 3"
Ruby in her prom dress. Photos taken in Downtown Spartanburg, Hatcher Gardens, and at a neighbor's private garden.
Ruby Tuesday (5,301 square feet)
4066 Victory Boulevard, Victory Crossing, Portsmouth, VA
This location was built and opened in 2002 and closed in July 2020. It became The Twisted Crab Seafood & Bar on April 19th, 2024.
It was our Ruby Wedding Anniversary on Sunday 6th March and we had a few friends over to celebrate. Instead of the traditional cake we had individually made Cup Cakes and each friend had one to take home. Each Cup Cake had a whole raspberry baked inside!
I find it funny that the Cobol book (crusty old computer language) is with the Ruby books (hot new computer language)
This suite is channel set with princess cut diamonds and flush set heart shaped rubies. This bespoke design has soft curves and bold bright colours.
For more info: bit.ly/psqBAs
Ruby in her prom dress. Photos taken in Downtown Spartanburg, Hatcher Gardens, and at a neighbor's private garden.
Not only is milkweed important for Monarch butterflies, a variety of insects and this Ruby-throated Hummingbird find it appealing.
Still trying to figure this out. Best try today but with some ghosting still. Ruby-throated Hummingbird at Eagle Creek Park, Indiana.
Concept art, sketches and final product illustrations for "The Dragon Ruby" by T. Michael Murdock & J. Herschel Jeffrey. ALL ART BY CRAIG HOWARTH.
Ruby snuggled in for a nap with an empty can of caramel popcorn. She pulled this out of the trash and played with it for a couple of days, pulling it into her bed and sleeping with it, too!
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VOICES FROM BEYOND: THE EVP PROJECT
curated by Kier-La Janisse (QC) & Doreen Girard (MB)
RUBY KATO-ATTWOOD (QC)
Titan and Dione: Saturn Returns
Black & White | Monitor & headphones presentation | 2013
Created by Ruby Kato Attwood and Derrick Belcham. Starring Ruby Kato Attwood. Music by Alaska B. Performed by Yamantaka // Sonic Titan.
Exhibited at Video Pool Media Arts Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
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Photo: Robert Szkolnicki
Life History: Members of this species are solitary, only coming together to mate. Breeding season occurs between March and July, with peak breeding occurring in mid-May. Males migrate to the breeding ground in the central and eastern United States and southern Canada before females to establish territories. Upon the females return, the males perform courtship displays when a female enters its territory. The male erects its red throat feathers and harasses the female. He also performs a dive display by flying in looping dives above the female. After copulation the female creates a walnut-sized nest attached to a tree limb and raises the young alone. The nest is an open cup made of thistle and dandelion down and held together by spider webs. The outside of the nest is covered in lichens. A typical clutch size is two, with eggs being white and pea-sized. The eggs are incubated for 10 to 16 days, and the young remain in the nest for 14 to 28 days. They are born helpless and naked. The female continues to feed the young for 10 days after they leave the nest. The female generally has two broods, but occasionally has three. These birds migrate to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean to overwinter. A roundtrip migration can be as far as 500 miles. Amazingly, these tiny birds fly non-stop across the Gulf of Mexico.
(http://www.nbii.gov/portal/server.pt/community/hummingbirds/860/ruby-throated_hummingbird/4297)