Q: If it's in the Documents directory, for example, you'll open your Documents folder. You'll need to enter the zipped folder's name exactly as it appears on the folder here. Remember to take into account pacing and capitalization. It's in the bottom-left corner of the screen. This icon is a black box with a white ">_" on it. You should see Terminal either in the bar on the left side of the Menu window, or in the group of programs listed in the Menu window. You can also search for Terminal by clicking the search bar at the top of the Menu window and then typing in terminal. You'll replace the "filename" part of the command with your zipped folder's name. For example, if your folder is named "BaNaNa", you'd type unzip BaNaNa.zip into Terminal. Doing so will run your command and unzip your selected folder.
A: Locate your zipped folder. Note the name of the zipped folder. Click Menu. Click the Terminal icon. Type unzip filename.zip into Terminal. Press Enter.

Article: The only way to get Regigigas in Platinum is to have the three Golems (Regice, Regirock, and Registeel). These cannot be caught in Platinum without a special event Regigigas, so you'll need to transfer the three Golems from Emerald, Ruby, or Sapphire, where they're much easier to obtain. See Catch the 3 Regis in Pokemon Sapphire or Ruby for instructions on getting the three Golems. There are essentially two scenarios for obtaining the three Golems and Regigigas in Platinum. The common way is to transfer the three Golems from Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald, then capture Regigigas in Platinum. The other way involves using a special event Regigigas in Platinum to obtain the three Golems without Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald. Since the event is over, this is no longer possible without cheating. If you don't have access to Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald, see the next section for cheating instructions. This is the only other way to get all three Golems and Regigigas in Platinum. Once you have the three Golems in your Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald game, you can transfer them to your Platinum game. This will allow you to find the Regigigas in Platinum, which only becomes available when you have the three Golems. You'll need to have completed the National Pokedex in Platinum to access Pal Park. This means seeing every Sinnoh-region Pokemon. Insert your Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald cartridge in the GBA slot of the DS system, then start Platinum and select "Migrate from Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald." Select the six Pokemon you want to transfer, including the three Golems. You must select exactly six Pokemon when using Pal Park to move Pokemon from one game to the other. You'll find the Pal Park facility off Route 221. You can get there the quickest by flying to Sandgem Town, surfing to Route 219, going south to Route 220, then northeast to 221. You'll need to talk to the person at the front counter to start it. You'll need to have completed your Sinnoh National Pokedex to start the Catching Show. You'll only encounter the six Pokemon that you transferred earlier. Each Park Ball will capture the Pokemon you encounter. Repeat this until you've captured all six Pokemon that you transferred, including the three Golems. You'll need all three in your active party in order to get Regigigas. You'll find the entrance to this temple in Snowpoint City. Like Pal Park, you'll need to have completed the National Pokedex in order to enter the temple. You'll need to get down to B5F, which is the sixth floor of the temple. You'll encounter a lot of Rock Pokemon with levels ranging from 47-56. You only get one chance at Regigigas, so you'll want to save before the battle just in case. This will allow you to restart if you accidentally knock it out. Regigigas will only be level 1, so make sure you don't attack it with anything that will knock it out. Despite the fact that it is level 1, the Regigigas still has a very low catch rate. This means you'll need to lower its health and give it a status effect before trying to catch it with anything other than a Master Ball. Once you've lowered Regigigas' health, you can use a status effect to help capture it. These Poke Balls will give you the best chance to catch the Regigigas. If you don't have either of these, use a Nest Ball or Ultra Ball.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Capture the three Golems in Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald. Migrate the three Golems from Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald. Visit Pal Park in Platinum. Start the Catching Show in Pal Park. Walk through the grass in Pal Park until you encounter your first Pokemon. Throw a Park Ball to instantly capture the Pokemon. Make sure all three Golems are in your party. Head to Snowpoint Temple. Get to the bottom of the temple. Save the game before starting the battle. Start the battle with Regigigas. Use False Swipe to carefully lower Regigigas' health. Paralyze Regigigas or put it to sleep. Throw Heavy Balls or Level Balls to capture Regigigas.

Q: The riser is the small pipe that connects the sprinkler to the water line. The sprinkler head sits on the riser, which helps to regulate its up-and-down movement, rather than directly on the water line itself. To remove the sprinkler head, twist it to the left, or counterclockwise. If the riser comes off with the sprinkler head, simply unscrew the two pieces and reattach the riser to the water line, being careful not to damage the threading of either piece in the process. Be careful not to let too much dirt or debris fall into the open water line. It may help to cover it with a small cloth or plastic bag while you're working. To ensure that you're getting the type of head you need, take the old part to the store with you and purchase the same brand and model. If for some reason that's not an option, confirm that the new head has the same overall length and diameter as the old one. Sprinkler heads come in several different sizes and lengths. If you get one that's too long, it will stick up high out of the grass after you install it. If it's too short, it may not reach the surface of your lawn from its seat on the water line. Consider shopping around for a head that features a removable flush cap rather than a traditional nozzle. Flush caps make it easy to clear dirt from the head following installation or use. Wind the tape neatly around the riser threads so that it forms a thin, uniform layer. Applying thread seal tape (also known as "Teflon tape") will fill excess space between the riser and the body of the sprinkler head, creating a snug connection and decreasing the chances of future leaks. You can find thread seal tape in the plumbing aisle of any hardware store or home improvement center. It's not necessary to use thread seal tape on polyethylene risers, as the soft plastic will typically bend and expand enough to form a secure seal on its own. Position the female end of the sprinkler head over the male end of the riser and twist it to the right (clockwise) to install it. Continue tightening the head by hand until it's nice and secure. Jiggle your new sprinkler head a few times to make sure it isn't loose. Any extra movement could be a sign of a poor connection. Rotate the sprinkler head until it's pointing toward your lawn, shrubs, of flower beds. The last thing you want is for your newly-installed sprinkler to water your car instead of your plants! There should be no need to adjust a radial sprinkler head. These send out water in a full 360-degree radius, ensuring even distribution over the area they're situated in.
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Unscrew the faulty sprinkler head from the riser. Buy a replacement sprinkler head that's the same size as the old one. Wrap a length of thread seal tape around the male end of the riser. Screw on the new sprinkler head. Adjust the sprinkler nozzle to direct the spray pattern where you want it.