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Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Archive: November 2006



- November 1, 2006 - Quantum Shot #18
- Post-Halloween Funny Pics Mix



- November 2, 2006 - Quantum Shot #19
- Future of Personal Computing



- November 3, 2006 - Quantum Shot #20
- Lenticular Clouds Gallery



- November 4, 2006 - Quantum Shot #21
- Jaw-dropping Concepts from Alfa-Romeo, 1955



- November 5, 2006 - Quantum Shot #22
- New Breakthroughs in Mathematics (funny)



- November 6, 2006 - Quantum Shot #23
- Article Proving that 2+2=5



- November 7, 2006 - Quantum Shot #24
- Radically Shaped Plane is Completely Silent



- November 8, 2006 - Quantum Shot #25
- Amazing Paper Scultures



- November 9, 2006 - Quantum Shot #26
- What's at the End of the Internet?



- November 10, 2006 - Quantum Shot #27
- Psychedelic Caves



- November 11, 2006 - Quantum Shot #28
- Top 5 Most Dangerous Roads in the World



- November 12, 2006 - Quantum Shot #29
- Lords of the Logistics, part 2



- November 13, 2006 - Quantum Shot #30
- The Burgess Shale Monsters



- November 14, 2006 - Quantum Shot #31
- Animals have all the fun!



- November 15, 2006 - Quantum Shot #32
- The Biggest (and hungriest) Machines



- November 16, 2006 - Quantum Shot #33
- Ways to have fun with words and/or annoy people



- November 17, 2006 - Quantum Shot #34
- Kitchen Tech for Geeks



- November 18, 2006 - Quantum Shot #35
- Neat Tricks to Teach Your Body



- November 19, 2006 - Quantum Shot #36
- Autumn in Japan



- November 20, 2006 - Quantum Shot #37
- Corvette Conversion Done Right



- November 21, 2006 - Quantum Shot #38
- Cutest Picture Ever... What Animal Is This?



- November 22, 2006 - Quantum Shot #39
- Even Bigger Machines (Dig Bigger Holes)



- November 23, 2006 - Quantum Shot #40
- Incomprehensible Intersections



- November 24, 2006 - Quantum Shot #41
- Kids, Parents and Tiny Animals on Fingers



- November 25, 2006 - Quantum Shot #42
- Steampunk'd Airplane



- November 26, 2006 - Quantum Shot #43
- Electric Light Truck Decoration from Japan



- November 27, 2006 - Quantum Shot #44
- Fantastic Landscapes of the Bolivian Salt Lake



- November 28, 2006 - Quantum Shot #45
- Vintage Miniature Cameras



- November 29, 2006 - Quantum Shot #46
- Mysterious Spider Boat



- November 30, 2006 - Quantum Shot #47
- Birth of an Island (and the Sea of Stones)

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  • Yes, it can make them go nuts. My brother has an Australian Shepard, beautiful dog with one blue eye and one brown eye. We all had fun playing with this dog using a laser. She chased it for hours. And, now the dog wants to chase any moving shadow. She tries to dig in the carpet when shadows from trees shine in thru the window, so now, much of the time my brother has to keep the blinds closed on sunny days. She also digs in the yard when she thinks she is catching shadows from trees. These things never happened until we all played with her using a laser. So, my brother has told us to not ever bring the laser around the dog anymore. She is just to sensitive to the hunt and chase. Some of it is just the Australian Shepard's nature, but the laser can electrify this instinct. Beware!
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  • Very beautiful pictures. Thank you
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  • lol, check the date on those CCTV images. . . The theives chose a good day to steal someone's credit card. :P
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  • Regarding the date . . . Nov 9, 2001 was a Friday as it shows on the date code on the picture. Sept 11, 2001 (9-11) was a Tuesday.
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  • how did you figure out the method though?
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  • 11/9/2001 in europe is November 9th, not september 11th. 11/9 was a friday...
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  • 11-9-2001 was a friday, which means this was a US teller IMO because Europe goes dd/mm/yy in most cases.

    Looks very easy to do - add the spycam technology and a thief wouldnt even have to come "help"
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  • I blame our public school system for society having so many stupid people.
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  • anonymous-- That would depend on if you were an honest person or not. The criminal pictured here is a thief. The person at the ATM is a trusting person, brought up to trust other people.

    One is a shameful thief, the other an honest person.
    That is The Truth.
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  • first off to anonymous, youre a dumbass for what you said because the date is 11/09/01.. That is November 9th 2001 for the slow paced ones.. That was a Friday. I don't understand why people always try to find a fault and cry about it. anyway, i feel bad for the guy but as mentioned, you should never trust strangers ESPECIALLY around your money.. I know I don't, and nothing like thats ever happened to me, so tough break buddy.. you live and you learn
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  • This could be just a demo of what did happen at that bank and how short the time frame it could take to do the job… protecting the innocent …….Notice the person at the end of the film is demonstrating the last steps to take the film out of the machine.
    His hand looks the same as the so-called thief in the film above… Are the banks allowed to publish the actual film of a crime????? Privacy issues…….. Of course standards in European countries are different so who knows…… any way don’t “trip” it was just a thought… I personally hide my steps while entering information in an ATM whether there is someone there or not… I always think if the camera is looking at me then that is someone who potentially can see me enter my code depending on the angle of the camera…..Some times the people who have access to the film are not good people either. Hummmm.. get to that
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  • I think the demostration is a valid message to show those who are trusting what may be could be happening. It appears that much of the comments are about the date and not the benefits, must be some morons out there.
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  • very interesting....i would never let a stranger help me with my cards at the ATM i would go to the bank immediately. Rebecca
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  • any way, thxs for info
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  • It really happens. We just need to be careful. It's sad but there are lots of bad people i this world.
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  • i can't believe that there are people on here bitching about this information. the guy that wrote this post didnt have to write it but did just so that at least one or two of you would not be caught with this scam. I don't think its a question of how stupid you are to enter your pin infront of someone people do irrational things under certain situations. thanks for the info mate much appreciated :)
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  • Thank you very much for the information. It really help people to be more careful and cautious in the future.
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  • Thanks for the info too. To those that think stupid people fall for it, I think its more a question of patience and frustration. If you need the money badly and someone walks over to offer help, I think in many circumstances people will "fall" for it.
    At least one bank is kind enough to release this info. I've yet to see anything like this from banks in my area.
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  • I liked the picture with your cash tucked under the bed! hahaha =) Informative article!
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  • Great information, Thanks..
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  • "Anonymous said...
    11/9/2001 in europe is November 9th"

    No it isn't, in Europe we write dates dd/mm/yyyy so:

    11 = Eleventh
    9 = September
    2001 = er, 2001 ;-)

    Writing the date yyyy/mm/dd or dd/mm/yyyy makes sense, I've never understood why anyone thinks that writing it mm/dd/yyyy is a good idea !
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