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@@ -57,8 +57,8 @@ have now been backfilled with this information. Feeding all of this in to Claude
 [algorithm](https://prop.w5isp.com/algo) that understands and can predict future conditions based 
 on weather data.
 
-This algorithm gets turned in to code, and then we can fetch HRRR data hourly, ammend with ASOS
-when avaliable and feed it through the algorithm to determine if any given area's atmosphere is
+This algorithm gets turned in to code, and then we can fetch HRRR data hourly, amend with ASOS
+when available and feed it through the algorithm to determine if any given area's atmosphere is
 favorable to propagation. Our predictions are still estimated and may not have any bearing on 
 reality.
 
@@ -67,5 +67,7 @@ to refine our prediction model gradually over time. Another sub-project is autom
 monitoring. Any NLOS beacon that can be automatically monitored continuously provides an enormous
 amount of data to train our model with since both points are known.
 
-If you'd like to help out, we need as many contacts during non-contest times as possible and future
-automated beacon monitoring. You can reach me at my first name at my last name dot me (it's in the footer.)
+The effort to expand has been growing and we now have help from a senior meteorologist in Lubbock,
+Tx and many hams helping submit verified contacts. If you'd like to help out, we need as many
+contacts during non-contest times as possible and future automated beacon monitoring. You can reach
+me at my first name at my last name dot me (it's in the footer.)