RFID for Dummies Contest
Filed in archive contest on September 11, 2006
This is for all my lovely readers. We have started a new contest under which we would be giving a very nice book to the winner, called "RFID for dummies". Don't take it otherwise as it is a very nice book. I would have loved to have it but as per rules I am not eligible for it. But anyways one man's loss is another man's gain. You all stand a very good chance to win it.
We have made this contest rather interesting, what we would call a bit 'different'. You all know where RFID can be applied but that's not my question. My contest question is: in which part of our lives RFID is completely unnecessary.
Rack your brains and the person coming up with the coolest answer stands to win the book and a chance to find his or her pic and bio on our blog.
The contest runs through midnight California Time, September 22, 2006. The book will be mailed anywhere in the world.
To enter, please leave your answer below. Click the little link directly below, that says "comments." Type in your answer, your email address, and the security code.
So what are you waiting for!! Start thinking!! I am waiting for your answers.
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Response from:
Vinit
(09/11/06 10:19am)
Response from:
Jean Smiton
(09/11/06 2:11pm)
We don't need RFID tags in our underwear. I would rather not have RFID in articles of clothes next to my body.
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Martha Klein
(09/12/06 6:46am)
Thankfully, RFID is completely unnecessary in our spiritual lives. The Book of Isaiah says we should "Seek the Lord While He May Be Found" - but believers within and without the Judeo-Christian tradition have ways of doing this which are infinitely superior to the best RFID technology.
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KAP
(09/16/06 3:50am)
Toilet paper-each sheet or within/on the roll of toilet paper. Hmmm...need I say more?
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vinay
(09/22/06 7:47pm)
RFID shouldn be used in the necklace tht u present your girlfriends(to avoid the accidental meeting of a girlfriend when you are with another girlfriend) because it will be against natural phenomenon.
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Arjun Chakravarthy
(10/18/06 3:24am)
It's that part of life, where you've had it more than enough, all the technology, religion, sex, creed, wealth, family seems just as pleasures of life ....... you are trying to find solace (like buddha)you are on your own without a RFID tag :)
Response from:
invoice forms
(04/10/07 3:06am)
Well... I'm sorry if I don't speak Japanese, but I think this is an English speaking blog...
Response from:
Forex Trader
(10/03/07 1:40am)
A new report says that RFID implants have been linked to cancers in animals, raising the question of RFID safety. We takes a look at the biology at the center of the concerns.
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Melissa
(12/19/07 8:35am)
they are unnecessary for the US Dept. of Homeland Security to slip into our things without letting us know... big brother is watching!!
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ukash
(03/27/11 1:13pm)
ukash kart fiyatlar? ve en gcenilir ukash sitesi http://www.iddabul.com/kat/ukash-kart/
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iddaa tahminleri
(03/27/11 1:14pm)
iddaa tahminlerini sitemizde bulab?l?rs?n?z iddabul.com
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The RFID Weblogでちょっとおもしろい投稿企画をやっていたりします。 We have made this contest rather interesting, what we would call a bit ’different’. You all know where RFID can be applied but that’s not my question. My ...
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Imagine a crook walking around with an RFID reader and checking out which person to steal the wallet from based on who is carrying how much money.
Also, for coins ... it would make it more expensive to produce the coin than the coin is going to be worth (atleast for small denominations).