In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Learning how to jive can be easy once you master the beginning steps or basic movement. There are 6 counts to the basic movement, and the beat sounds like: 1-2-3-a-4, 5-a-6. Counts 1 and 2 are called the "link steps" or "rock steps". Counts 3 and 4 are a triple step to the left called a "chasse". Counts 5 and 6 are a triple step, or "chasse" to the right. The "chasse" in dance is when you glide one foot to the side. In jive, these steps are three short and smooth movements to the side, so the movement is called a "triple step". A "link step" or "rock step" is when you step one foot behind the other and then lift the front foot up. The idea is to rock back on your back foot and then rock forward on your front foot, shifting the weight to your back foot and then to your front foot. However, you should always lift your feet up as you shift the weight backward and then forward. Practice a few "rock steps" to get the feel for this move. It is an essential step to the jive.
Summary: Become familiar with the 6-count foot pattern. Understand the "chasse" movement. Understand the "link step" or "rock step".

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . As soon as you find out you have crabs, make a trip to your local pharmacy or grocery store for an over-the-counter lice killing lotion or shampoo. If you follow the directions on the label and are diligent, your crabs can easily be gone in no time. It may take a few applications, but it will work. Along with treating your body, treat your home, too. Wash your sheets, towels, and linens to prevent any lice that may be surviving out in the open from creating a recurring issue. This goes double if you live with others, as crabs are contagious and do not require physical contact for transference. Crab lice may exist in two forms on your body: Live lice form (which can be seen crawling on the infected area) Egg form (otherwise known as "nits") Finding either form indicates the presence of an infestation which requires immediate treatment. Even just one egg can present a problem. In most cases, there aren't any serious complications seen with crabs; however, in patients with weak immune systems or other chronic diseases complications may be seen. Because of this (aesthetics and stigma aside), it's important to start treatment as soon as possible. In cases of infestation that have not been treated for a long period of time, discoloured skin may be seen at the sites where the lice have been constantly biting and feeding from your blood. If you already have wounds present near the genital area or you get injured and this is then superimposed with an infestation of crabs, this could lead to a more serious skin infection which could spread around the body through the blood. This type of infection is called a "secondary infection." Pubic lice in the eyelashes or eyebrows gives rise to irritation of the eyes leading to potential cases of conjunctivitis as well as secondary infections of the eye. Special treatment has to be taken for treating crab lice in the eyebrows and eyelashes. Your ophthalmologist will prescribe you with ophthalmic-grade petroleum jelly which must be used on the eyelid margins at least two to five times per day for a period of 7-10 days. This is usually enough to kill the lice effectively. Additionally, with care, tweezers may be used to remove any visible lice that may be present within the eyelashes and eyebrows. Regular petroleum jelly (such as Vaseline) must not be used in the eyes as it is an irritant.
Summary: Treat the area with a specialized lotion or shampoo Know that you need to get rid of crabs and their eggs. Understand the complications if left untreated. Watch out for infection. Treat other areas, like the eyebrows, with a prescription.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When she does this, step back a little and she will throw a lightning ball at you. Swing your sword and if you get the timing right, you'll hit it and it will go back to Zelda. You'll have to hit it back and forth a few times before she misses and the lightning ball will hit her. Also, sometimes you will see a big triangle around you. GET OUT OF IT. It will take away some health. She will also fly towards you trying to hit you with her sword. Either use your shield or jump out of the way. Repeat a few more times. To avoid this attack, perform a back slice to roll out of it. Jumping sideways won't do anything. If you don't have this hidden skill yet, it would be a wise idea to go and find all the howling stones and get the hidden skills before you start this battle with Ganon. You'll need the back slice to defeat him at the very end anyway. This is your chance. Swing your sword horizontally while "L" targeting so that it will deflect the orb back at her. If she knocks it back at you, do the same until it hits her and she will be shocked by the power of it. Do this avoiding the other attacks until she's officially defeated.
Summary:
Target Zelda and wait till she starts to build up power in her sword. Avoid the "Glowing Triforce" that she will cast on the ground to electrocute you. Now to hit Zelda, she'll cast an orb of energy and throw it at you.