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over the past week an employee had over an hour and a half of time taken off of their time sheet between 3 days of work. Two of those days were for apperently for taking too long to close shop which ended with those hours being changed to the posted closing time of the store

I have a xbox and have been interested in the ps3 problem was the price and not enough unique titles to justify buying one as well. But one thing I keep hearing when there are comparisons between the two is that Microsoft didn't make a system to last over 10 years.

While the hardware of the PS3 is impressive would it really be competitive in 10-12 years from it's release date in 2006? Or would we be seeing a PS4 before Nov. 2016 the 10th anniversary of its release?

I ask because memory and processing power is suppose to double every year and 10 years is an awful long time. However the PS2 did enjoy a 7 year run before the PS3, but the PS1 had only a 4 year run.

I guess I'm just a little skeptical over the claims, any opinions or something I should know?

I have a 3 month card about to expire and recently bought a 1 year card on sale for $35 from amazon. I need to know if is possible to have the 13 month card entered then the 3 month card for a total of 16 months on my account at once rather then waiting 3 months before using the digital code for the 13 months

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