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Features the view of a person as a hunting guide. Preparation needed of a guide for a hunting adventure; Expectations of a hunter on a guide.

Reviews the developments in Cuba and their impact on issues on Cuba and socialism tackled by William Smaldone in an article in `Monthly Review' dated April 1996. Growth and transformation of the Cuban economy and the people since 1959; Errors in Smaldone's vision of the Cuban economy and ownership; Arguments against Smaldone's criticism of Cuba's democratic institutions.

The article presents information on economic and social transition in Cuba. The economic changes in Cuba include some critical issues like new modalities for essential international trade in Cuba, a fundamentally restructured agricultural sector, and a new banking system. A majority of non-state workers are self-employed and it is one of the main reason for the issue of capitalist restoration.

Describes locations where trout in heavily fished streams rarely see a lure. Edges and banks; Seams in the current; Riffles and shallows; Inside of a bend.

The article presents an overview on the commonly held misconceptions on the nature of dyslexia and its relation to education. It mentions the things that affect the memory that set a difficult factor in its impact with the dyslexics. It highlights that knowledge has nothing to do with intellectual capabilities, stressing that the acquisition of memory is all about teaching. It also notes the significance of effective teaching on the educational needs of dyslexic students.

Discusses several factors that should be considered to determine the spots where bull elks sleep and eat. Water; Seclusion; Slope; Food.