readme update and transcript corrections

MISSION_DATA/A17 master TEC and PAO utterances.csv

@@ -27161,14 +27161,14 @@
 |188:02:15|CDR|Awful lot of static, Jack. We break lock?
 |188:02:18|LMP|Yes.
 |188:02:18|CDR|Why don't you get it on an OMNI, or something?
-|188:02:21|LMP|Yes, I got it. It's on the OMNI.
+|188:02:21|LMP|Okay, I got us on the OMNI.
 |188:02:22|CDR|See if you can get comm back.
 |188:02:24|LMP|Hello, Houston. How do you read?
 |188:02:26|CC|Roger, Challenger. You're loud and clear, and both systems look good. You're right on the line.
 |188:02:29|LMP|Okay. Should be about 145 and minus 47.
 |188:02:36|PAO|Altitude 5500 feet.
 |188:02:37|CDR|See if we can get comm.
-|188:02:40|LMP|I will.
+|188:02:39|LMP|I will.
 |188:02:48|PAO|Both guidance systems agree, we're nearing 8000 feet altitude. Ascent engine performing very well.
 ||||Tape 124/3|Page 1892
 |188:03:02|CDR|01:30, Houston. We're in the blind, and we're GO.

README.md

@@ -16,20 +16,19 @@ Ben Feist ([email protected])
 	<li>OCR Tecnical Air-to-ground (TEC) transcript into dirty CSV tables (complete)</li>
 	<li>OCR Public Affairs Office (PAO) transcript into dirty CSV tables (complete)</li>
 	<li>Process CSV OCR output with Python scripts (multiple one-time operations to clean various issues) (complete) (more here http://benfeist.com/digitizing-apollo-17-part-5-python-processing/ )</li>
-	<li>Reconstruct entire mission timeline in Adobe Premiere laying in air-to-ground audio from Internet Archive and television video from NASA History office. (complete - pending last 5% of source material digitized by JSC Audio Lab). (more here http://benfeist.com/digitizing-apollo-17-part-6-timeline-reconstruction/ ) All Premiere source footage can be obtained using Bittorrent Sync. Sync hash key: BBHUF5R7EPR5N3KPHBSHHWNHZYAB5YY2V</li>
+	<li>Reconstruct entire mission timeline in Adobe Premiere laying in air-to-ground audio from Internet Archive and television video from NASA History office. (complete - pending last 5% of source material digitized by JSC Audio Lab). (more here http://benfeist.com/digitizing-apollo-17-part-6-timeline-reconstruction/ )</li>
 	<li>Listen to reconstruction timeline. Correct transcript of each utterance including timestamp, transcriptions errors from 1972, and OCR errors. (complete) (more here http://benfeist.com/digitizing-apollo-17-part-7-listening-in-real-time/ )</li>
 	<li>Render all Premiere Pro video segments that were created for timecode purposes, and upload all 39, 8 hour segments (125GB) to YouTube. YouTube Channel containing these videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3pGYbJCfrINT1DNBJMxC2Q/videos
 	<li>Generate HTML transcript from corrected utterance CSV. (complete)</li>
 </ol>
 Current Status:
 <ul>
-	<li>http://apollo17.org is live and currently in alpha, utilizing the data in this project</li>
+	<li>http://apollo17.org is live</li>
 </ul>
 Future Steps:
 <ul>
 	<li>Generate HTML for AFJ</li>
 	<li>Generate MC output for Spacelog.org</li>
-	<li>Integrate imagery into apollo17.org</li>
 </ul>
 
 The "_Website/_webroot" folder contains the apollo17.org website itself.

_Website/_webroot/indexes/utteranceData.csv

@@ -25541,14 +25541,14 @@
 1880215|CDR|Awful lot of static, Jack. We break lock?
 1880218|LMP|Yes.
 1880218|CDR|Why don't you get it on an OMNI, or something?
-1880221|LMP|Yes, I got it. It's on the OMNI.
+1880221|LMP|Okay, I got us on the OMNI.
 1880222|CDR|See if you can get comm back.
 1880224|LMP|Hello, Houston. How do you read?
 1880226|CC|Roger, Challenger. You're loud and clear, and both systems look good. You're right on the line.
 1880229|LMP|Okay. Should be about 145 and minus 47.
 1880236|PAO|Altitude 5500 feet.
 1880237|CDR|See if we can get comm.
-1880240|LMP|I will.
+1880239|LMP|I will.
 1880248|PAO|Both guidance systems agree, we're nearing 8000 feet altitude. Ascent engine performing very well.
 1880302|CDR|01:30, Houston. We're in the blind, and we're GO.
 1880304|CC|Roger. We'd like the AGS to AUTO.