Update readme for PySS17

README.rst

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-CFM Software Carpentry Tracks - 2017-05-04  - Introduction to Scientific Python
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+Pyhton San Sebastian 2017 - Scientific Python tutorial track
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-:Date & place: Materials Physics Center (CFM) Computer Room - San Sebastian, 4th May, 9:30-13:30 2016
+:Date & place: Materials Physics Center (CFM) Auditorium - San Sebastian, 6th October, 14:30-17:30 2017
 :Track: Introduction to Scientific Python
-:Autor: Iñigo Aldazabal Mensa <inigo_aldazabal@ehu.eus>
+:Autor: Iñigo Aldazabal Mensa <inigo.aldazabalm@ehu.eus>
 
 
 Abstract
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 * An overview of the Scientific Python (`SciPy`_) ecosystem.
 
-* A short introduction to the `Jupyter notebooks`_ web based interactive computational environment.
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 * An introduction to `NumPy`_, based on Valentin Haenel's `SciPy 2013
   Tutorial`_.
 
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 The participants are encouraged to follow the hands-on parts in their laptops.
 For this is enough with just having the `Anaconda`_ Python scientific stack
-installed. Installation is straightforward and you can follow eg. this `installation instructions`_. 
+installed. Installation is straightforward and you can follow eg. this `installation instructions`_. Please use the Python 3 version for your platform.
 
 
-**Targeted audience**: scientific and technical people interested in scientific
+**Targeted audience**: scientific and technical people interested in 
 computing, data analysis, task automation,...
 
 **Content level**: beginner