Problem: Article: Squeeze a few drops of green food coloring into the punch bowl to instantly make the contents more St. Patty's appropriate. If your guests are of legal drinking age, you can offer up something with a little more kick, like green beer or whiskey. Guinness, Murphy's, and Jameson are especially popular brands of brew among lovers of Irish culture. Be sure to keep your alcoholic beverages where they'll be off-limits to younger partygoers. Arrange small pieces of broccoli, cucumbers, celery, and green bell peppers around a bowl of guacamole, spinach and artichoke dip, or herb-infused hummus. These items will fit in nicely with the green theme and give your guests something healthy to munch on while they mingle. Other hors d'oeuvres you could have on the menu include pesto pasta salad, meat and cheese pinwheels rolled in spinach tortillas, and cups of green Jell-O. For those with a sweet tooth, you could also set up a build-your-own cookie or cupcake bar complete with green icing, sprinkles, and candies for decorating. Hearty pub favorites like fish and chips and shepherd's pie can be prepped ahead of time and thrown together in a hurry. Another no-fuss option is to slow-cook an oversized batch of corned beef and cabbage in the crockpot the day before the party. Pair your offerings with boxty (potato cakes) and dig in! Bake and slice a couple loaves of soda bread to pass around with your Irish entrees or as a light dessert. These sorts of offerings tend to be pretty filling, so advise your guests to limit their pre-dinner snacking or bring a big appetite. Combine four parts strong black coffee with one part Irish whiskey, sweeten to taste with granulated brown sugar and top with freshly whipped cream. The melding of sweet, bitter, and creamy notes makes for an incredibly comforting after-dinner treat. Be sure to brew the coffee a little strong so the flavor will come through after you've added the other ingredients. You can whip up a non-alcoholic version of the beverage for those who aren't old enough to drink using Irish cream-flavored coffee creamer.
Summary: Ladle up some green drinks. Offer a tray of green finger foods. Serve up a few traditional Irish dishes. Wash down the meal with an Irish coffee.

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<\/p><\/div>"} in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then look at your account's appearance. You should be able to see your profile picture, a space for the bio, and your first uploaded image (this is the same image as your profile picture). This is the view which people who visit your profile will see. You can add a bio for your account by tapping Edit Profile at the top of the page and then entering a short description of your fanpage's persuasion in the "Bio" section. A bio is incredibly important, as it will often serve as a potential follower's first glimpse of what your fanpage is about. Many Instagram users update their bios with links to new content from their fanpage's focus (e.g., a new song or a new book). Whether your fanpage is about a topic, a specific celebrity, or a category (e.g., whales), you'll need to have to look up information about your fanpage's focus in order to stay relevant. By covering timely events or information about your fanpage's focus, your fanpage can become a source of news for fans. Knowing how much (or how little) information is available will also help you get a better idea of the kind of content you want to upload. There are bound to be a few fanpages similar to yours in focus; while you shouldn't copy other fanpages, you can look at them for inspiration. The easiest way to see other fanpages is by tapping the search bar at the bottom of the screen and entering your focus' name or description into the search bar. If you're creating a fanpage for a public figure or a celebrity, they most likely have an Instagram page of their own. You can follow them to ensure that you're in the loop whenever they post new content. Additionally, consider following the person on other social media accounts if possible. You might also want to follow other fanpages, especially if your account is a category appreciation page rather than a fanpage for a specific person. This will help you break into the topic's community. Based on what you know about the existing fanpages for your topic or person, try to come up with a few ways to make your page unique. For example, if you notice that every other fanpage covers the same general type of information, you might want to make your fanpage more specific. Once you've optimized your fanpage, you'll need to post your first photoa process which starts with finding and downloading an image from online. If you're creating a fanpage about an easily accessible topic (e.g., wildflowers), you may be able to take a photo instead. To upload a photo from your camera roll, do the following: Tap + at the bottom of the screen. Tap the Library tab. Select a photo. Tap Next Select a filter. Tap Next Enter a caption for your photo. Tap Share
Summary: Review your account's current appearance. Add a bio. Research your fanpage's focus. Check out other Instagram fan pages. Follow the account of the fanpage's focus if possible. Figure out what will make your page different. Find a photo to upload. Upload your first photo.

Problem: Article: Your contacts app should just be displaying the contacts that are stored on your device's memory. Note that the terminology in this section will vary a lot depending on your phone manufacturer. The features discussed may not be available on all devices. The wording on this feature will vary a lot depending on your device. Look for a utility that allows you to transfer contacts from one account to another. If you don't have the ability to copy contacts to your Google account, you can still export your contacts as a file and them import them to Google. If you are prompted to select the account you want to move contacts from, select your phone's storage. Select your Google account in the list of accounts you can move your contacts to. This will ensure that they reappear when you sign back in with your Google account, and that they can be accessed from contacts.google.com. Your contacts will begin copying to your Google account. This may take a few moments if you are copying a lot of contacts. You can verify that your contacts were successfully added here. Sign in with the same Google account you copied the contacts to. If you see your contacts from your phone here, they have been safely backed up to Google. You may need to wait a little while for the contacts to sync.
Summary:
Open your Contacts app to the Phone view. Tap the More or button. Tap Settings or Manage Contacts. Tap Move device contacts to or Copy. Tap Phone in the From list. Tap your Google account in the To list. Tap Copy or OK. Visit contacts.google.com in your browser. Sign in with your Google account. Find your newly-added contacts.