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Eric Weiss Jersey City, July 31 , 2008• To the Editor: We can debate whether online reading is or isn't valid, but one thing seems inevitable: sustained attention, of any kind, will become a thing of the past.

It's possible, but even sceptics like Scoble believe wearable computers of some kind will become viable by the end of the decade.

As these applications mature into standard practices, a further increase in need for educational solutions of this kind will become a necessity, especially in the field of health care provision, since ECT and NTIRE are highly successful modalities for treatment of malignant tumors and tissue ablation, respectively.

But, just as tablet computers have turned the PC market on its head, I believe wearable devices of various kinds will become a disruptive, revolutionary and huge future industry category.

It means that if these people triumph, science — or any kind of scholarship — will become impossible.

That was good leadership, and good citizenship, on Tomlin's part — of a kind one hopes will become more common in football.

Wood is concerned that these kind of broadcasts will become a substitute for actual theatregoing, saying: "We must be careful that we don't arrive at a situation where this type of thing is what people's only experience of live theatre really is".

"Someday, this kind of observation will become commonplace".

But this kind of sight will become rarer as a changing China sees the fragmentation of these communities.

This kind of attitude will become infectious, and they, too, will approach everything with a newfound calmness.

But, although the scheme is voluntary at this company, there are bound to be concerns that this kind of monitoring will become standard.