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Don't push off too hard; it will be easier to practice the trick if you're going a little slower. It should feel like you're jumping up. You want to propel yourself from the crouched position on the scooter. Keep your feet planted on the deck. You want to pull up on the handle bars so the front wheel on the scooter lifts up about one foot (.3 meters) off the ground. At this point both wheels should be about one foot (.3 meters) in the air. Make sure both your feet are still planted on the deck. Both wheels should hit the ground at the same time. Continue riding forward with both your feet on the deck.

summary: Push off with your back foot so you're moving on the scooter. Bend your knees and then push up with your legs. Pull up with your arms while' pushing up with your legs. Let the back wheel lift off the ground as you're pushing and pulling up. Let the scooter drop back to the ground.

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Since you already know you want to buy a restaurant, think about what type of restaurant you want, what you want out of the purchase, and what skills you can bring to the table. If you are a great Italian chef, don't buy an established French restaurant. Also, consider if you want to buy the business and keep it running as is, or if you want to purchase it and change the name and menu. At the outset, you also need to think about your strengths and weaknesses. If you are a chef, you might need to hire business associates to help you with the purchase and transfer of ownership. If you are a business person, you might need to hire a chef who can evaluate the kitchen's potential. Making these decisions at the outset will help you make the best restaurant purchase possible. For example, thinking about these things will help you determine what type of restaurant to buy and who you will need to ask for help with the transaction. Once you know what you are generally looking for, start putting together the specifics. Do this before you start your physical search. Based on your skills and interests, consider the following: Where do you want your restaurant to be located? How big of a kitchen do you need? What type of equipment do you need? Will you be serving alcohol? Do you want to keep the seller's name and brand? What do you want to interior and exterior of the restaurant to look like? At the end of the day, the location of the restaurant you purchase is everything. Take your ideal business model and start looking for physical locations for sale. Some people might try to search on their own while others will hire an experienced real estate agent. If you have made these purchases before, you might be able to find a restaurant on your own. However, if you are unfamiliar with the real estate market in your area, you might want to hire an expert. Whether you hire help or not, use the following information to help you find the best restaurant on the market: What type of menu would you like to have? Obviously, you will not want to buy a Mexican restaurant in the middle of China Town. Consider what type of food you want to make and where the people are that want to eat that food. How will your food be priced? The price of your food will dictate who comes to eat at your restaurant. If you want an inexpensive option, your decision will be based on convenience and location. If you want a more expensive option, you need to think about the income level of individuals in the restaurant's neighborhood. What will your target customer look like? If you want to create a quick lunch spot for the work force in your community, think about buying a restaurant near office buildings. If you want to create a romantic dinner spot, consider buying a restaurant on the water in another romantic location. Restaurants are usually for sale for one of two reasons. First, restaurants can be for sale because they are not doing well. Second, owners might be selling because they are too busy to keep the business going. When you are looking for restaurants to buy, ask yourself which bucket each potential candidate falls into. If the restaurant seems to be doing well financially, it might be a great purchase option. These restaurants are perfect for a buyer who wants to keep the same menu, name, and brand. Buying this type of restaurant, however, might not be great if you plan on changing things drastically. If the restaurant is not doing well financially, it does not mean you shouldn't purchase it. However, it does mean you will have to make changes to the restaurant in order to see success. This type of purchase could be good if you are planning on changing the brand and hiring new help.

summary: Identify your skills and interests. Make a list of features you'd like in your restaurant. Search for restaurants. Ask yourself why each restaurant is on the market.

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Your ficus needs well-draining soil, preferably peat mix, to prevent it from becoming waterlogged. Add soil until the pot is about 1/4 to 1/2 of the way fullyou will fill it up completely as you transplant the ficus. You can buy well-draining soil mixes at most nurseries or garden centers. Check the packaging for "well-draining" or ask an employee for assistance. To check soil drainage, dig a 1 foot (0.30m) hole into the dirt and fill it with water. If the soil drains completely within 5-15 minutes, it is well-draining soil. Make sure that the new pot also has a few holes in the bottom to aid drainage. Use your hands to loosen the root ball as much as you can without breaking it. This will help the ficus absorb more water and nutrients when you transplant it and adapt better to its new container. Position the ficus tree upright into the pot. Fill the rest of the pot with soil until you reach the soil level of the plant's original level. Don't make your soil level any higher than the original container, which can suffocate the roots. Ficus trees prefer temperatures of around 6075F (1624C), or around room temperature. They also prefer bright, but not direct, sunlight. Whether you place your ficus tree indoors or outdoors, choose a spot with with moderate temperatures and lighting. Avoid spots with sudden temperature changes or cold drafts. Near a closed window, for example, is better than by an open door.
summary: Fill the pot partway with well-draining soil. Loosen the roots before replanting the ficus. Place your ficus into the pot and fill it with soil. Place the pot in a spot with mild temperatures and bright lighting.