Publicizing at http://implicit.ly and http://ls.implicit.ly

Here's what's gotta happen...

# implicit.ly blog
My first commit pertains to getting the 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.  The latest version (`1.3` in this case) will be at the top, and the `about.markdown` gets appended to the end.

I like adding twitter tags to the top of the revision notes because the first bit goes onto a tweet.  You of course should adjust the notes to your liking, as this is actually the first I've looked at this module. :)

# 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 the data should be.  It is all at the bottom of the `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.

I can take care of these steps as needed. The main thing I need is for folks to look at the notes I've written, since I don't know this project as I already mentioned.  Just let me know.