In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sadly in this game, you don't get to use them. Zelda does. Now you will be on your horse with Zelda and you have to "L" or "Z" target Ganon avoiding his minions that he sends flying at you so she can shoot him with a Light Arrow. After she does, go up to him on your horse and hit him with your sword using a spin attack. Repeat this process until he's defeated.
Summary: After the part with Link and Zelda being teleported into Hyrule Field, Zelda will ask for the power of the gods and transport you to get the "Light Arrows".

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are several different types of mutual funds available, each of which has a different level of risk. Even if you are a relatively conservative investor, you still may want to add one or two higher-risk funds. A diversified basket of mutual funds that meets your overall preferred level of risk allows your portfolio to experience some growth rather than merely preserving your capital. Within your overall investment account, you want to reserve at least 5 percent of your assets in cash so you can take advantage of opportunities as they arise. Money market funds generally have the lowest risk level. Stock funds and bond funds are generally higher risk funds. Target date funds carry a mix of investments and are best if you have a specific retirement date in mind. Before you start buying shares in mutual funds, you need a good understanding of the types of funds available, the possible returns associated with those funds, and the expenses involved. You can learn a lot about mutual funds by reading on the internet, especially at the website of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates mutual funds. You also can download a complete consumer guide to mutual funds at https://investor.gov, which will walk you through all the details of the market generally and provide guidance on investing wisely. Online ratings services, such as Lipper or Morningstar, offer risk assessments for each mutual fund. Compare these to the risk tolerance you've established to decide which mutual fund is right for you. These services also detail all fees and charges related to each mutual fund. These expenses can eat into your returns significantly, so you need to research each fund carefully before you commit any money. Look beyond the name of a fund. Just because a fund carries the name of a particular bank may not mean that bank still runs that fund. A fund called a "stock fund" may carry other investments besides corporate stock. While investing in an actively-managed fund will give you more flexibility, you likely will pay higher fees to an investment manager. Passive investment in index-based funds may be a better option for you if you are new to investing. Index-based funds typically have lower fees than actively-managed funds, but they also run the risk of underperforming once you take fees and taxes into account. Generally, investing in mutual funds will be more satisfying if you plan to hold your shares for five years or longer. The longer you hold your shares, the better your chance of a decent investment return. Some funds offer several different share classes, typically A, B, and C classes. Each class has a different fee structure. The length of time you plan to hold your shares can help you determine which share class is most appropriate for you.
Summary: Determine your risk tolerance. Research the market. Visit financial websites. Choose an active or passive investment strategy. Decide how long you plan to hold your investments.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are feeling a bit more creative, you can use the brightly coloured sticky notes to make a mosaic on your wall. Think of each note as a tile, and experiment with different arrangements to create a striking mosaic. Sticky note mosaics are increasingly popular and there are examples of people spending months and using thousands of sticky notes to realise their vision. Try to plan out the mosaic you are going to make before you get started sticking things to the wall. Using squared paper and colouring in the squares could be a good way to try out some different designs on paper, before using actual sticky notes. . You can use your sticky notes as the raw materials for all kinds of 3D models and origami creations. Making models of your old notes can be fun way to re-use the notes and celebrate tasks you have completed. You could start off by making a simple hat, a pelican, a jumping frog, or a star. Look online for easy to follow folding instructions for all sorts of origami and 3D models. Remember that if you are just using one small sticky note, your options will be somewhat limited. An often overlooked use for sticky notes is as a handy cleaning device for your keyboard. Keyboards will often get little pieces of fluff and detritus stuck down in the spaces around the keys, and these can be hard to clean out easily and effectively. You can use the adhesive strip of a sticky note to clean these narrow spaces. Fold or tear the note so that the adhesive strip is on both sides, and then slide it into the space around the keys on your keyboard. This is painstaking but satisfying work, and you'll be amazed how much dirt gets into your keyboard. You can use a small stack of sticky notes as a makeshift coaster for a hot or cold drink, to help protect your furniture from any marks or stains. You will have to get a few sticky notes, rather than just one, to help ensure that the liquid from your drink doesn't get through the coaster and onto your table. If you have sticky notes in a variety of colours available, favour those are not so brightly coloured. Avoiding neon or highly saturated colours reduced the chance of the colours running and staining your furniture.
Summary:
Make a mosaic. Try some origami Clean your keyboard. Use a note as a coaster.