jonathanbcase

Respectfully, unless you're a female, over the age of 40 and have some experience with the monthly/bi-monthly 'beauty box' subscription services, please don't try to offer an 'expert' answer.

I'm looking for a monthly 'beauty box' subscription service that contains products suitable for a mature woman, over the age of 40 and higher. The intended recipient doesn't need acne prevention medicine, teenage fragrances, etc. She the mother of grown children, takes good care of herself, and looks many years less than her actual age.

What subscription services have you personally used that may be suitable for the mature woman? What are the types of products you've received that make you believe this service is the right one? Also, would be helpful to know how many months you've personally subscribed and whether you will renew for another year.

Thanks to any/all that choose to reply/answer.

Good afternoon, auto repair experts:

I have a challenge for you. I have a friend that owns a 1993 Ford Tempo equipped with power window lifts. The lifter on the passenger side failed and the window remains in the down position. I don't have knowledge of the car or its internals, but I generally told my friend that by removing the inside door panel she could see the lifter and (hopefully) lift the window manually to its up and closed position. She indicates that she cannot manually move the window, so I don't know if there is a release of some kind.

My hope is that one of you Ford gurus out there can tell me the best steps for lifting and securing the window manually (particularly if there is a manual override or manual lifter of some kind in that model).

Your accurate response is much appreciated.

Jonathan

Good afternoon, auto repair experts:

I have a challenge for you. I have a friend that owns a 1993 Ford Tempo equipped with power window lifts. The lifter on the passenger side failed and the window remains in the down position. I don't have knowledge of the car or its internals, but I generally told my friend that by removing the inside door panel she could see the lifter and (hopefully) lift the window manually to its up and closed position. She indicates that she cannot manually move the window, so I don't know if there is a release of some kind.

My hope is that one of you Ford gurus out there can tell me the best steps for lifting and securing the window manually (particularly if there is a manual override or manual lifter of some kind in that model).

Your accurate response is much appreciated.

Jonathan

I found my Yahoo ID along with a question/answer combination posted on another website that had nothing to do with Yahoo. There was no attribution to Yahoo Answers and no indication that the posting/userID/question/answer originated on any other site. From the appearances of the .biz website, I am a member there but I am not. The only place this information appeared was on Yahoo Answers.

Therefore, Yahoo must either be sharing or selling the data from Yahoo Answers or someone is stealing it. I would appreciate some feedback from Yahoo that addresses this issue.