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BIO - Norman A. Rubin, Afula Israel

Former correspondent for the Continental News Service, USA, now retired. Free-lance writer for the past twenty years writing on various subjects - Near East culture and crafts, archaeology, fantasy; religious history and rites, etc.. Norman A. Rubin has been featured in publications world wide - Jerusalem Post,
Jerusalem Dateline, Israel - Coin News, Minerva, Oriental Arts, etc. England - Ararat, Good Old Days (White Birches Publications), Mount Zion Speculative Review, USA - Spotlight, Japan - International B, Hong Kong etc - and many more. Norman A. Rubin can be found on the Web - asianart.com with article on Japanese Ghosts - bibarch.com on the subject of musical instruments in the Bible Scribal Tales (www.scribaltales.com) with an array of short stories, 'darkreveries.com', etc.. See' yahoo.com' or 'google.com' under the author's name.

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Museum reviews: Paul Bunyon Logging Camp Museum, Eau Claire, Wisconsin by Norman A. Rubin
Travel destinations: Kit Carson Road, Taos, NM by Norman A. Rubin
Touring the Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
Travel destinations: Bimbimbie Picnic and Wildlife Park, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
Travel destinations: Dandenong Mountain Range, Victoria, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
Travel destinations: Tasmania, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
A tour on the steam train Puffing Billy and of Emerald Lake Park, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
An outing to Ballarat Wildlife Park and the Sovereign Hill Goldfields, Australia by Norman A. Rubin
Geophysical studies of Palestine by Norman A. Rubin
Short stories: Native American by Norman A. Rubin

Featured article by Norman A. Rubin

Arts & Humanities > Museums & Galleries Museum exhibition reviews: Toys of Yesteryear, Eretz Israel Musem, Israel: 1 of 1

There is a child with us as we all like toys, either to look or participate in their movements and construction; all of us are fascinated with electric toy trains running through simulated towns and forest lands and under/over bridges – with a chance to operate the controls. Fathers help their sons assemble Lego or Erector constructions; mothers sit with their young daughters at dolly's tea time parties and sip simulated tea. And all of us are delighted at the Xmas season when we look in the display of department store windows where we can delight in the sight of animated Santa Claus...
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