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LiveJournal Broken?

Posted by Mark | Filed under Life

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While I do all my posting here at CoffeeBear, I do have some friends who stick with using LiveJournal (some of them have real blogs too). For those of us living in both worlds, we tend to use WordPress with the LiveJournal Crossposter plugin. I help one of those friends by maintaining her website and yesterday she reported that the crossposting had stopped working. I updated the plugin, tested crossposting via my devblog and it worked fine. Unfortunately, she’s still having problems. So I’m trying to crosspost from my real blog this time to see if I can recreate her error.

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Alex: I had this problem on a 1999 Golf V5 however this solution didn't work. I phoned a mechanic, who said this: 1) Turn off ignition 2) Turn key part way but don't start the car. With some combination of wiggling the gearstick and turning the key without starting the engine, you can move the stick. 3) Hold the
olga: Hey Julia....I thought about doing the same thing. Half reg coffee and half plain. I tried it one time the other day and it wasnt so bad. alittle light on the coffee flavor but I can deal with it. Thinking about doing it with other fruit flavors too when necessary. Thx for sharing!
olga: Dee,Beck,Josh You guys make me feel so much better. I thought I was the only one buying so much Dannon Yogurt (45 - 50) cups. whenever they go on sale for 10/ $6 or 10/ $5 . I'm in there. I go to the store and stock up. Those 45 - 50 cups last me
olga: Betsy & Nan Coffee Dannon is the BOMB ! ! Luv it. Especially Frozen. . It tastes SOoooooo Good. Sometimes when I look up again I've eaten 4 - .5 cups. By then I feel real happy and SATISIFIED !!!!
Janetxb: Another (former) Dannon coffee yogurt fan here..... until recently. I'd say for about 25 years I had one carton of Dannon coffee yogurt almost every day. I was pretty bummed out when they switched from 8- to 6-oz. cups, but I adjusted. Lately I do this instead: I put 1/2 t