Publicizing to implicit.ly

Alright, I found some time this evening to set your project up for some cool publishing that is available in the Scala community.

# implicit.ly blog
My first commit pertains to getting your release announced at [implicit.ly](http://implicit.ly).  You'll need to [install herald](https://github.com/n8han/herald#install) and [send n8han an email](mailto:nathan@technically.us?subject=Requesting%20implicit.ly%20publishing%20rights) to get permissions to publish to the blog.  In a nutshell, the notes I added in `notes/` will be turned into a blog post there.  I like adding twitter tags to the top of the revision notes because the first bit goes onto a tweet.  @scala_sbt will retweet it.  You of course should adjust the notes to your liking.

# ls.implicit.ly card catalog
This one is even easier to do.  You're welcome to [read about publishing](http://ls.implicit.ly/#publishing) but because I added `ls-sbt` to the project already, you simply need to run `sbt lsync` to be done here.  This one works via the json file(s) in `src/main/ls`.  This json file is generated by `ls-sbt` by running the `lsWriteVersion` task in sbt.  Again I took a stab at what you'd like the data to be.  This time, it is at the bottom of your `build.sbt` file.  The data here and about the project gets written out to the ls json file.  As before, tweak all of this to your liking.

Hope this helps.  Keep up the great work!