Update README to point to canonical

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-Yokozuna [![travis](https://secure.travis-ci.org/rzezeski/yokozuna.png)](http://travis-ci.org/rzezeski/yokozuna)
-==========
+**ATTENTION**: The canonical Yokozuna repo has moved to the Basho organization.  This is now simply a personal fork.
 
-**NOTICE:** This is a prototype.  It is in developmental stages and is
-  not recommended for production use at this time.  Breaking changes
-  could be made on any commit.  After more testing and verification
-  has been performed this will be considered as a replacement for Riak
-  Search.
-
-_Yokozuna_ - Horizontal rope.  The top rank in sumo, usually
-translated _Grand Champion_.  The name comes from the rope a yokozuna
-wears.
-
-The goal of the yokozuna application is to integrate Apache Solr with
-Riak in order to find the "top rank" documents for a given query.
-
-
-Getting Started
-----------
-
-Since Yokozuna is a prototype it takes more work to get running than
-vanilla Riak.  If you are comfortable building Riak from source then
-you should be able to complete these steps.
-
-### Building ###
-
-1. Clone my fork of Riak's Yokozuna branch
-
-        git clone -b rz-yokozuna-2 git://github.com/basho/riak.git
-        cd riak
-
-2. Verify that you have ant (>= 1.8.2) installed. It is needed to build solr.
-
-        ant -version
-
-3. Setup and compile yokozuna. Setup will replace riak_kv with
-   the correct YZ branch. Compile will take a long time because
-   it must clone Solr source and build it.  The first time you do
-   this is the longest as Ivy may have to download all the
-   dependencies if you don't regularly develop on Java projects.
-
-        make yz-setup
-
-4. Make a stage rel or stage devrel.  At this point it's no different
-   from building a vanilla Riak release.
-
-        make stagedevrel
-
-### Running ###
-
-Yokozuna is merely an extension to Riak.  This means that the basics
-of running and administrating Riak are no different than a vanilla
-build.  The following instructions assume a devrel.
-
-1. Start the nodes.  After this has complete `ps` should show 4
-   `beam.smp` processes and 4 `java` processes.  The Solr instances
-   should be listening on ports 7981-7984.
-
-        for d in dev/dev*; do $d/bin/riak start; done
-        for d in dev/dev*; do $d/bin/riak ping; done
-
-2. Join the nodes.  I am using the force (`-f`) option here as this is
-   just a development release.  In a production environment you should
-   use the new cluster staging commands as they are more efficient
-   when doing multiple operations and can save you from making costly
-   mistakes.
-
-        for d in dev/dev{2,3,4}; do $d/bin/riak-admin join -f dev1@127.0.0.1; done
-
-### Creating an Index ###
-
-An _index_ must be created in order for Yokozuna to index data.
-
-Currently the index name is a 1:1 mapping with the bucket name. This
-may eventually change to a 1:M mapping from index to bucket.
-
-You can create an index via the HTTP interface.
-
-    curl -XPUT -i -H 'content-type: application/json' http://localhost:8091/yz/index/name_of_index
-
-Optionally, you may create an index from the console.
-
-### Index Some Data ###
-
-Indexing data is a matter of writing data to KV.  Currently Yokozuna
-knows hows to index plain text, XML, and JSON.
-
-    curl -H 'content-type: text/plain' -X PUT 'http://localhost:8091/riak/name_of_bucket/name' -d "Ryan Zezeski"
-
-### Searching ###
-
-The syntax for querying Yokozuna is the same as querying a single
-instance of Solr.  Yokozuna actually uses Solr's distributed search
-API but that is hidden for you.  This means you don't have to worry
-about where your shards are located.  This also means you should be
-able to use any off-the-shelf Solr client to query Yokozuna.
-
-    curl 'http://localhost:8091/search/name_of_index?q=text:Ryan'
+https://github.com/basho/yokozuna