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[Solr Wiki] Update of "PublicServers" by Brian Piepgrass

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   * [http://www.chowhound.com/ CHOWHOUND] uses Solr for its search facility. 
   * [http://www.archive.org/ Internet Archive] is an opensource digital archive that uses Solr for all of its collections (audio/video/books) search, along with PHP and mysql.
   * [http://www.discogs.com/ Discogs] uses Solr for keyword search and faceted browsing
-  * [http://www.kango.com/ Kango Personalized Travel Search]: Uses Solr to search over 10,000,000 travel listings of different types including hotels, things to do, reviews, and opinions behind a ruby on rails front end.
+  * [http://www.uptake.com/ Uptake Vacations]: Uses Solr to search over 10,000,000 travel listings of different types including hotels, things to do, reviews, and opinions behind a ruby on rails front end.
   * [http://www.nines.org/collex Collex] Collex @ NINES.  Collex is a faceted browsing system which Solr behind a Ruby on Rails front-end, with some custom request handlers and caching.
   * [http://www.ictvacatures.be/ ICT Vacatures] a Belgian job board for IT and telecommunication jobs powered by Solr.
   * [http://www.tokenizer.org/ Tokenizer: Shopping Price Engine] - web crawler and search engine. Extremely fast 'faceting' using concurrent unsynchronized cache kindly borrowed from LingPipe, and counting TermVector frequencies instead of outdated facet intersections (exception: homepage still uses FilterCache intersections: 800ms). 25 millions documents, 'faceting' on tokenized field (huge distribution of tokens: more than a million). Average response time for new non-cached queries: 50ms.