if you do not already have one. The app can be found here for EUW/EUNE accounts and here for any other server regions. Remember that skin codes can only be used once and will only work if you have selected the correct link for your respective server region. First, you will need to log into League of Legends using the client. Next, open up the store and select codes. You can now enter the code that you have been given into the black rectangle. Once you click submit, the new skin (and champion if you do not own Garen) will be applied to your account.

Summary: Create a Twitter account Access the app that enables you to obtain the free skin code for the champion Garen and the Dreadknight Garen skin. Click on "Get Garen and his Dreadknight skin" to bring up the Twitter app that enables you to receive the code by following the official League of Legends Twitter account. Give the Twitter app authorization to proceed with the following and receive the skin code. Redeem the code.

With the turkey meat salvaged, you should be able to assemble a fine sandwich. The first task is to pick your bread. While two slices is standard, the more ambitious or hungry might go for three slices to create a double-decker sandwich. While white or whole wheat bread work fine, you needn't limit yourself. The slight tang of rye and sourdough can add a nice touch to overall flavor of the sandwich, too. Now, take the two (or three) slices of bread and set them on a plate or on a chopping block. With a bread knife, spread your chosen condiment on one side of each slice of bread. Mayonnaise is a perennial favorite for sandwiches. There are many alternatives, however. Hummus, pesto, mustard, and mashed avocado are all solid condiments. One highly underrated sandwich spread is horseradish sauce, or the closely related, mayo-based horseradish cream. Horseradish has a pleasant, somewhat tangy taste. Be careful not to use too much, however, as it can irritate your sinuses. Once you've spread your condiment, take salt and pepper and lightly season the bread and spread. Freshly ground pepper tastes best, but pre-ground works just as well in a pinch. Select turkey meat from your leftovers and place on top of one slice of bread. If you're constructing a double-decker sandwich, using three slices, add the meat to two slices of bread. Try to use a mix of white and dark meat. White meat is lower in fat and leaner, but it can be dry.

Summary: Select bread. Spread mayonnaise. Season the sandwich. Add the meat.

Washing your hair everyday can negatively impact your hair's health and slow down the hair grow. Try to only shampoo when your hair needs it. This might be every two to three days or even just once a week. This allows your scalp's natural oils to get into the follicles and stimulate growth. Many people believe that trimming your hair slows the rate of your hair growth. Others think you should trim it every six weeks. You should trim your hair when you have unhealthy split ends. Trimming the dead, damaged split ends can help promote better hair growth. You can trim your hair every three to four months, as long as you don't have split ends. If you notice split ends, get your hair trimmed as soon as possible to prevent the split from moving up the shaft and causing more damage. Massaging your scalp may help promote faster hair growth. Massaging your scalp helps promote follicle health by increasing the blood flow to your scalp, which can help the hair grow. Once a day, massage your scalp for three minutes before you wash it. Try using peppermint or eucalyptus oil diluted with coconut oil to massage your scalp. Styling your hair too much or with harsh products and instruments can slow the growth of your hair and cause your hair to become unhealthy. Be gentle with your hair, especially when you are trying to grow it out. For example, try not to blow dry, use heating tools, perm, or color too often. When trying to make your curly hair grow faster, you should protect it at night. Seal the ends of your hair with oil before going to bed. Try coconut, olive, or jojoba oil. Try sleeping on a satin pillowcase to help prevent damage during the night. You may consider pulling your hair back into a loose ponytail, braid, or bun while you sleep.

Summary: Refrain from overwashing. Trim your split ends. Massage your scalp. Avoid overstyling. Care for your hair at night.

Or use your computer, if that works better. This is the first thing you need to channel a character -- a blank canvas. It can be the name of a person you know, a person you read about, or just something that randomly pops into your head. Under the name, start making a list, ask yourself questions like: Who is this person? How does he/she look like? Does this person have any siblings, if yes then who? Allow the character to form in your mind, see the character in your head, become the character. What is it like when the character wakes up in the morning? Does he/she go to work or school? How does he/she feel about his family? What does he/she like to have for lunch? All of these details add up to a life. When you are done with the list, read through it and hopefully, you will be able to place this character in a scenario, that might spark the idea for a story maybe just one detail you came up with can spark your interest in an entire story. Surprisingly, this game is a great way to cut yourself out of writer's block. Start with any random sentence, for example, "One day there was a girl named Destiny" then you continue the story with "and then" after every sentence. "And then she met a guy named Daniel. And then she found out he was a vampire" etc. That might not be how you write a story, but, the deeper you get, you end up finding a plot. Create tons of info about your main character -- why is her hair so short when all of the other girls have long plaits? Her hair was like that too, but an evil man tried to cut her neck in a chase and she ducked, her hair flying up, causing him to slice it, instead.
Summary: Get a paper and a pen or a pencil. Write down a name, the first name that comes to mind, at the top of the page. Ask questions about the person. Let the character develop. Try to visualize the life of the character. Look over what you've written. Play the "and then" game. Write a backstory about your main character.