changes to filtering primer from N3RD

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 </H2>
 
 <P>A spot filter is one rule (a one line spot filter) or multiple rules (multiple 
 </H2>
 
 <P>A spot filter is one rule (a one line spot filter) or multiple rules (multiple 

-line spot filters) that a user can setup with-in DXSpider to control which 
+line spot filters) that a user can setup within DXSpider to control which 

 specific spot(s) are received at the shack console.  These configurable 
 filters/rules reside on the DXSpider node and are stored along with the user's 
 specific spot(s) are received at the shack console.  These configurable 
 filters/rules reside on the DXSpider node and are stored along with the user's 

-other information. Filters can be likened to a car wash . . . . . like cars; 
+other information. Filters can be likened to a car wash . . . . . like cars, 

 information goes in one end dirty, gets washed and comes out the other end 
 cleaned.</P>
 
 information goes in one end dirty, gets washed and comes out the other end 
 cleaned.</P>
 


@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ down the drain to the infamous "bit-bucket."  </P>
 <H2><A NAME="ss3.2">3.2</A> <A HREF="filtering_en.html#toc3.2">How can filters be used? </A>
 </H2>
 
 <H2><A NAME="ss3.2">3.2</A> <A HREF="filtering_en.html#toc3.2">How can filters be used? </A>
 </H2>
 

-<P>For example, let's say our local user has never owned a microphone in this life 
+<P>For example, let's say our local user has never owned a microphone in his life 

 and definitely doesn't want to see any of those useless SSB spots. Our user 
 simply sets up a basic filter to reject any SSB spots before they reach the 
 user's console.  Similarly, it's now the ARRL CW DX contest weekend, so not only
 and definitely doesn't want to see any of those useless SSB spots. Our user 
 simply sets up a basic filter to reject any SSB spots before they reach the 
 user's console.  Similarly, it's now the ARRL CW DX contest weekend, so not only