How do I single crochet decrease 2 times in a row?
Q. This is what the directions say: sc 2, 2-sc dec I understand that I single crochet 2 times and then 2 single crochet decreases but I don't know if I'm supposed to the 2nd decrease in the same holes as the first or seperate ones. Either way I do it it's either not coming closer together or it's to close together. Please help.
Asked by Kai Tlynne F - Sat May 1 17:01:20 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Work your two sc in the first two stitches, then pull up a loop in each of the next 2 stitches, yo and complete the sc and repeat this in the next 2 stitches.
Answered by mickiinpodunk - Sun May 2 13:26:24 2010

How do i go about hooking 2 amps up to one sub?
Q. If i were to get a 2000 watt Audiobahn subwoofer (1000 watt RMS) would it be possible to hook 2 900watt Kenwood amps up to it to total 1800 watts? Because even a 1500watt amp(running 2 ohms to match sub) will run me well over $500, where as 2 of these amps would cost around $370. SO back to the question, how do i hook up/is it possible to hook up 2 amps to one sub?
Asked by that_one_guy - Fri Jan 5 17:37:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Don't do it. Spend the extra money and get another sub and a smaller amp. You don't need to match the wattage rating of the sub to the amp, that rating on the sub is just the wattage the coil can take for 8 hours continious with a non-stop tone. It will be louder with 2 subs and say one 1000watt amp. Here is the reasoning; In order to connect two amps to one sub, you have to at least have a dual voice coil sub. In addition, you have to match the input level exactly,.. to the 10th millivolt in order to not blow the coils. That is pretty hard to do and not worth the effort.
Answered by Andrew K - Fri Jan 5 17:50:52 2007

What does 2 hour return time mean in the context of booking a restaurant table?
Q. I'm trying to book a table online and it says please note there is a 2 hour return time. Does that mean you can only have the table for 2 hours? Thanks for your answers in advance.
Asked by Ahoa T - Tue May 4 11:14:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yeah, it means you must have left your table within 2 hours of your booking. So say you book a table for 7:30pm, it usually means they have another table booked at 9:30pm so you need to have left by then! Of course these things also come down the restaurant bringing out the food quickly etc. but what it means for you, is basically don't linger. Arrive on time, eat at a reasonable pace, order your starters (if having) and main course at the same time, decide what you want to eat pretty quickly, and probably no time for a coffee afterwards (or at least coffee with the bill). It's an annoying rule, I know, and sort of take out half the enjoyment in going for a meal out! But I suppose they need the money, and so need the turnover. Hope that… [cont.]
Answered by Anika - Tue May 4 11:43:42 2010