Update readme to v3

Author: arifulhaqueuc

README.md

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-### Update Center / Repository Update Info <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20999114/35537819-a71d5fc4-0519-11e8-9d1f-489ca7ed6822.gif" height="30" width="40"> 
-Time: Jan 30 01:00 AM EST
+<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20999114/35537819-a71d5fc4-0519-11e8-9d1f-489ca7ed6822.gif" height="30" width="40"> Update Center 
+====
+Last Update Info 
+<br />Time: Jan 31 01:00 AM EST
 <br />Update Impact: Major
 
 ```diff
 + This repo is under active development at this time,
 - so, frequent and random updates
 + are very likely to happen. Followers are requested to update 
-+ their local repository every every other day. Thank you. 
++ their local repository as frequent as possible. Thank you. 
 ```
 
-### Python-Multithreading-Example
-A collection of Python Scripts.
 
 
-### Background
+:couple: Audience Insights 
+====
+#### Target Audience
+Developers who already have a good understand of Python programming (version 2.x in particular for this repo) and would like to know in details about Python's Threading module. 
 
-As we all know, in general, running multiple threads simulteneously is equivalent to running several programs at the same time. In such case, threading in Python is a very popular process to attain concurrency and parallelism. Using threading module in a Python program gives us several key advatages such as sharing same data space and operating on light-weight process in order to avoid unnecessary memory overhead. 
+#### Purposes
+This repository helps us understand different usage of Python's threading module with various requirements. 
+
+#### What to expect
+After practicing in all given scripts at least couple of time would help Python's developers having a very solid understanding of Python's threading module, such as, how to write multithreaded Python appliation and/or scripts. 
+
+#### Pre-requisites / Know Before You Go
+  - Basic knowledge of Python Multithreading module and its built-in functions
+  - Good Knowledge of OOP
+  - Good Knowledge of args, and kwargs
 
-This repository helps us understand usage of Python's threading module in different programs with various requirements. 
 
+:green_book: About the Project 
+===
+#### Repository Type
+This repo is not a complete application or project, rather it's a collection of individual scripts. 
+
+#### Knowledge Base
+As we all know, in general, running multiple threads simulteneously is equivalent to running several programs at the same time. In such case, threading in Python is a very popular process to attain concurrency and parallelism. Using threading module in a Python program gives us several key advatages such as sharing same data space and operating on light-weight process in order to avoid unnecessary memory overhead. 
 
-### Project Overview
+#### Birds Eye View 
 |  |  |
 | --- | --- |
 | Repo Type | Script Type |
@@ -30,15 +48,9 @@ This repository helps us understand usage of Python's threading module in differ
 | License Type | MIT |
 
 
-### Project Description  
-
+#### Functional Description
 All the following files are avilable in the 'app' directory.
-
-![#f03c15](https://placehold.it/15/f03c15/000000?text=+)  *Please note that this description section may not be fully
-updated as of today as I update this section once a week. You might find more scripts in the acctual application directory*. All scripts have short in-script description on the function of the program.
-
-
-All scripts/examples used Python's threading module. 
+<br /> *Please note that this description section may not be fully updated as of today as I update this section once a week. You might find more scripts in the acctual application directory. Each script has a concise in-script description of the program.*
 
 | File Name | Difficulty Devel | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- | 
@@ -58,39 +70,30 @@ All scripts/examples used Python's threading module.
 | script_11 | Intermediate | This program tries to access the values of args and kwargs. |
 | script_12 | TBD | TBD |
 
-
-
-### Technical Description / Primary Technologies or concepts Used
+### Technical Description
+I have used the following primary Technologies/concepts
   - Python 2.7
   - Multithreading
 
-
-### How to Run
+### How to run
   - clone the repo
-  - install the requirements from requirements.txt file
-  - go to the app directory
-  - run individual file
-
-
-### Pre-requisites / Know Before You Go
-  - Basic knowledge of Python (version 2.x) is required.
-  - Should have basic understanding of Python Multithreading, its importance and usages
-  
-
-### Application Functionalities
-Becasue this repo is not a project type, in fact it is a collection of several discrete scripts, so their functions are different from one another. Please take a look at the project description to know more about the functionalities of the programs. 
-  
-
-### Future Direction / Areas of Improvement
-Many more programs to come in each week until the above mentioned expected deadline. 
-
-
-### Support / Found a bug?
-Here are the options
+  - go to the *scripts* directory
+  - run individual file through terminal as follows
+  ```
+  python file_name.py
+  ```
+
+:computer: Support & Disclaimer
+===
+### Support
+Found a bug??
+<br />Here are the options
   - Please file an issue with detailed description.
   - If you know a possible solution, please create a new brnach, update the code and then submit pull request.
   - If you would  like to reach out to me directly with any question, email me at ariful.haque.uc@gmail.com
-  
-  
-### General Disclaimer 
+
+Interester in Collaboration and Contribution??
+<br /> I am open to except any relevant collaboration suggestion from developers. Feel free to reach out to me in email.
+
+### General Disclaimer
 This is my personal repo and not an official product of any company. If you would like to use this code, please keep it in your mind that, although I have tried to make it as error-free as possible, there's no warranty of a 100% bug free application.