While not an “official” fix yet, I found a way to fix the Vimeo settings for the Lifestream plugin.

This will allow you to use the Vimeo extension in the Lifestream plugin. I’ve already contacted the developer and posted the fix in the support forums here as well:
Lifestream Forums Vimeo Fix

You have to find this file in your plugin:
/wp-content/plugins/lifestream/inc/extensions.php

Scroll down to where the Vimeo class starts on line 954.

On lines 913 – 926, you’ll want to change the following:

function get_videos_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/user'.$this->options['user_id'].'/videos/rss';
}

function get_likes_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/user'.$this->options['user_id'].'/likes/rss';
}

function get_public_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/user'.$this->options['user_id'];
}

To this:

function get_videos_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/'.$this->options['user_id'].'/videos/rss';
}

function get_likes_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/'.$this->options['user_id'].'/likes/rss';
}

function get_public_url()
{
return 'http://www.vimeo.com/'.$this->options['user_id'];
}

You’ll notice the important part is taking the ‘user’ part off the end of the url. Vimeo no longer uses that format for RSS feeds (or anything), and that’s why you’re getting XML errors trying to add Vimeo to Lifestream.

Last Thursday, May 22nd, I was on my way to work when my check engine light (CEL) came on. Now, being that this is a fairly new car (at least by my family’s standards) I was immediately worried.
I turned the stereo off, rolled down the windows, and drove like a granny until I rolled into work. My first thought was the gas cap, as I had just filled up. Nope, on tight.
So, I left early to head over to AutoZone. They are able to plug in their OBD-II scanner and read what codes my car’s ECU was throwing.
P0130: O2 sensor, Bank 1 — whatever the hell that meant. So, I’m thinking, is the sensor itself bad, or is it simply reading out of bounds of its settings?
Off to the dealership we go, yay 60K bumper-to-bumper warranty!I got an appointment, and dropped off the car this morning about an hour ago. We shall see what the problem really is.
The pain in the ass about it is that I had to take off the CAI and replace the stock intake — just so they won’t bitch about after market parts. I read over at the hyundai performance forums that people are about 50/50 with their dealers trying to void their warranties, in complete opposition of the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act.
Fingers crossed!