I figured it out, with no help from the public, hopefully this helps someone else! I have now used Windows Live Writer (Beta) to publish to my 2 separate blogs in 4 easy steps. 1. Write Post 2. Publish Post 3. Switch Blog 4. Publish Post! Wooo!
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