Look for a daikon radish that doesn't have a lot of wrinkles or dark spots. It should be firm and smooth. They range anywhere from 6 to 15 inches (15 to 38 cm) long, so choose one that's the right size for your recipe. If you're just topping a salad with it, pick a smaller daikon. For casseroles or stews, go with a larger one. Daikon can be purchased at Asian markets and grocery stores that offer a wide selection of produce. Hold the daikon under running water to rinse off any dirt. You don't need to use any soap or detergent, but you can brush it gently with your fingers or a vegetable brush if it's really dirty. If your daikon still has the leaves on, use a chef's knife to slice them off, along with a little bit of the top. Make the cut about half an inch (1.3 cm) down from where the leaves connect to the radish. You can keep the leaves and use them as seasoning in soup or anything you want to add some spicy bite to. Hold the daikon upright, with the freshly cut flat end pressed down onto a cutting board. With the rounded-out edge of the peeler facing the vegetable, swipe the peeler down along the skin in long strokes. Rotate the radish with one hand as you shave off the skin all the way around. You can leave the skin on if you want an extra punch of spicy flavor. If you don't have a vegetable peeler, you can use a knife and make shallow slices around the outside of the radish.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a daikon radish that's firm and smooth. Wash the daikon under running water. Slice off the leaves and the top of the radish. Peel the skin off with a vegetable peeler.

Q: If your new phone is activation-locked, you'll be prompted for the four-digit PIN that you use to log into Verizon services (or identify yourself in Verizon stores). If you aren't the account holder, speak to the Verizon account holder for your plan to obtain the code. You may instead need to know the last four digits of the account holder's Social Security Number. If you're switching over to an iPhone or an Android smartphone, you'll need to have an iCloud or a Gmail account set up, respectively. If you don't already have such an account, set one up before proceeding: iPhone Create an iCloud account for your iPhone. Android Create a Gmail account for your Android. If you want to save your contacts and other information on your phone, back the information up before proceeding. This process will vary depending on your current smartphone: iPhone You can use iCloud or use iTunes to back up an iPhone. Android You can use your Android's settings to back it up. If you're switching from an iPhone to an Android smartphone (or a flip phone), you'll need to disable iMessage on your iPhone before proceeding: Open {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/7\/7e\/Iphonesettingsappicon.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/7\/7e\/Iphonesettingsappicon.png\/30px-Iphonesettingsappicon.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an iPhone icon.
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Article: Take your scooter to where the ground is wide and flat. Ride your scooter at a comfortable speed and when you feel ready, bend your knees and jump into the air. As you jump, pull the handlebars upward to draw the scooter deck up with you. Keep bending your knees as you land back on the ground and push the handlebars downward slightly. You don't need any ramps or hills to do a bunny hop. Mastering the bunny hop will help you prepare to learn more complex tricks. Put 1 foot on the back of your scooter deck and then kick off with your other foot. Gently lift the handlebars up so that the front wheel is airborne while keeping your other foot off the scooter deck and just above the ground. Use your hands to steer the scooter and swing your foot that's not on the deck to help keep yourself balanced. A manual is a great way to practice your balance and to learn a transition to use between different tricks. Ride your scooter forward and then place 1 foot down on the brake. Position your other foot so that it rests on the deck just in front of the brake. Pull the handlebars up to lift the front wheel and then bounce on the brake so that your scooter jumps slightly with only the back wheel touching the ground. The tire tap also make a good transition between more complicated tricks. Take your right hand off the handlebars and keep your left hand on. Then continue holding onto the handlebars with your left hand while you spin them as far as you comfortably can. When you can't spin the handlebars any further, bring your right hand under your left arm and grab the handlebars with your right hand. Remove your left hand from the handlebars and then complete the rotation with your right hand. Once you have rotated the handlebars by 360, return your left hand to the handlebars. You can start with either your left or right hand, as long as you complete the barspin with your opposite hand. The basic process is the same. When you first start, practice barspins while you are stationary by standing with 1 foot on the brake and lifting the front of the scooter off the ground. If you want to perform a barspin while you're riding, do a bunny hop as high as you can and complete the barspin while you're in the air.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Do a bunny hop to prepare for more complex tricks. Do a manual to ride just on the back wheel of your scooter. Try a tire tap to bounce on the back of your scooter. Perform a barspin to learn the basic maneuver for handlebar tricks.