kelson

The LiveJournal importer (Tools/Import/LiveJournal) saves LJ-specific post info to a set of custom fields. This plugin reads those fields and adds any that are present to a block at the end of the post.

LJ-Moods

Displays the mood, music, and location fields as imported by the LiveJournal importer at the end of each post.

philfreo

Replaces Shortcodes with Homepage Custom Fields.
This plugin allows you to write your page content like this: 
“Contact our company, [company_name], by email at: [email].”
Text with these shortcodes can be defined on any number of pages throughout your site.
The values of all of the shortcodes are controlled in a single location: the Custom Fields of your blog’s home page. For the above example, there would be Custom Fields on the home page called “company_name” and “email” with the values, respectively, of “Example Company Name” and “info@example.com”.
This plugin requires that you have WordPress set to show a static Page on the home page under Settings->Reading and “Front page”.
So then, for all the custom fields entered on the home page, this plugin looks for shortcodes (in all pages) and replaces each of their values, upon output, with the relevant custom field value.
This is useful for if you want to fill many pages with text that includes an arbitrary number of shortcodes or template text and have all the values can be replaced in one place.
-By <a href="http://philfreo.com" title="Jacksonville Website Design" rel="nofollow ugc">Phil Freo</a>

Arbitrary Shortcodes

Allows page content to contain arbitrary shortcodes (e.g., [email]) that are replaced by the values of the home page's custom fields.

LJ-Moods vs Arbitrary Shortcodes