Your only chance would be to contact the operators of the largest mining pools and convince them that the transaction should not be confirmed.  Then submit directly to them an alternative transaction that spends the same inputs, but assigns the output to an address that you control, and convince them to confirm your replacement transaction instead.

This will be a very tough sell.  Good luck.

Edit: Nevermind, I see that blockchain.info has an out of date database.  Looking at blockr.io I see that the transaction actually already has 12 confirmations. It is too late to do anything about it.