Article: If you accept a call before you have a chance to realize that it's an automated message, get off the line right away. Don't say anything, don't press any buttons, just disconnect. Any type of response or interaction can signal to the caller that there's a living, breathing person on the other end of the line that is willing to accept their calls. If they think you're receptive, they'll redouble their efforts, and the problem will just get worse. Make a mental note of who's calling so you can report them later if need be. If you're on a landline that has Caller ID, go back and record the number so that you don't make the same mistake should they call back. Pay attention to the name of the person or business indicated in the message so that you can later put in a request for them to stop calling you. Also, think back on anything you might have put your phone number on that could become an issue down the line. Go back and tell these callers you don't wish to be contacted any further. It's a hassle, but it may be necessary to bring the madness to an end. In most cases, recurring calls won't stop until you get your number taken off the list. The Do Not Call Registry is an index of US phone numbers that are unlawful for sales-motivated entities to dial. It's free to register your cell number, household landline or both, and, best of all, it stays on there forever. This won't keep illegal scammers from trying to take advantage of you, but it will at least put a stop to above-board callers like department stores, doctor's offices and telemarketers once and for all. The Do Not Call Registry makes a great failsafe for those receiving automated calls on a landline or house phone. This service is run by the Federal Trade Commission, which can legally prosecute businesses who fail to heed the provisions it sets out. American citizens are protected under privacy laws created by the Federal Trade Commission. If you're being harassed by automated calls from unlisted numbers, or a company fails to stop calling you after you've asked them to, your next course of action is to file a formal complaint with the FTC. They'll issue a stern cease-and-desist to the sources of these robocalls, giving you the satisfaction of a hard-fought victory and some peace and quiet at last. It is technically against the law for businesses to send out robocalls to private cell numbers. Be ready to supply the FTC with the name or title of the caller, as well as the nature of the messages you've been receiving.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Hang up immediately. Manually withdraw from known call lists. Sign up for the National "Do Not Call" Registry. Call the FTC.

Problem: Article: If you haven't updated your graphics card drivers in a while, you'll want to get the latest version. Updated drives can make a big difference in performance, especially for older cards. You can figure which drivers you need by opening the Device Manager. Open the Start menu or screen and type "device manager" to find and open it. This will show all of the graphics adapters that you have installed. You will likely only have one or two items listed here. The "Display adapters" section will show the current model of your graphics card. If you have an Intel and an AMD or NVIDIA entry, you can ignore the Intel entry. The model of your graphics card will be listed after the manufacturer (i.e. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670) When you have two adapters listed here, one if for your motherboard and the other is for your graphics card. The motherboard graphics will almost always be Intel, and is not used if your monitor is connected to a graphics card from NVIDIA or AMD. You'll be able to download drivers directly from the manufacturer's website. Below are the driver download sites for the major manufacturers: NVIDIA - http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx AMD - http://support.amd.com/en-us/download Intel - https://downloadcenter.intel.com/ Use the search function or the automatic driver detection feature on the driver website to find the correct download. All of the major manufacturers can automatically detect your adapter and download the correct drivers for you. Most driver installers are about 300 MB in size, and may take a little while to download. After you download the driver installer, run it from your Downloads folder to begin installation. The installation may take a while, and your screen may flicker or go black during it. Decline the installation of any driver management software like GeForce Experience, as these typically just make your games run slower when they're open.
Summary: Open the Device Manager. Expand the "Display adapters" section. Find your graphics adapter model. Visit the manufacturer's website. Find the driver download for your graphics adapter. Run the installer.

Empty an entire 750 ml bottle of Everclear, an entire 750 ml bottle of coconut rum, and half of a 750 ml bottle of vodka into a large container, such as a 5 gallon ((19 l) cooler. Mix the alcohols together with a long-handled spoon. Once the alcohols are combined, add 16 ounces (473 ml) of pineapple juice and 1 gallon (3.8 l) of fruit punch. Next, mix some orange and pineapple slices, and give the entire mixture a good stir to ensure that all of the ingredients are fully blended. You can substitute any juice that you like for the pineapple juice. Orange, grapefruit, and cranberry all work well. You can mix whatever type of sliced fruit you like into the punch. For the best flavor, match the slices to the juice, though. When all of the ingredients are combined, fill your glasses with ice. Use a ladle to pour the punch over the ice, and serve to your guests. If you find that the punch is too strong, you can mix in a fruity soda, such as lemon lime, to dilute it.
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Pour all of the alcohol into a large container. Stir in the juice, fruit punch, and fruit slices. Serve the punch over ice.