update readme, remove unused files

README.textile

@@ -3,20 +3,23 @@ h1. Resume of Cies Breijs
 On Ubuntu I installed @texlive-xetex@ and @tex-gyre@ before using @xelatex@ to generate the @pdf@.
 
 I cannot take much credit for the design, I found it on "toofishes' blog":http://www.toofishes.net
-Though I changed it alot (it uses @pdflatex@, I've moved it on to XeTeX for sexyier 'old style' numbers).
+Though I changed it alot (it used @pdflatex@, I've moved it on to XeTeX for sexyier 'old style' numbers).
 
 The result should be visible "here":https://github.com/cies/resume/raw/master/cies-breijs-resume.pdf ...
 
 
 h2. TODO
 
- * get a picture in the upper right corner
- * cleanup the tex file: some repetitive stuff can move into functions
- * I did not see the lignatures work yet -- gimme lignatures!
  * get someone with a lot of experience to look at it
 
 
 h2. TADA
 
- * lignatures (not very noticable with the gyre/pagella font, one could try libertine or hoefler)
+ * ligatures (not very noticable with the gyre/pagella font, one could try libertine or hoefler)
  * old style numbers (had to make the apostrophes look nice on double-digit years)
+ * cleanup the tex file: some repetitive stuff can move into functions
+
+
+h2. WONTDO
+
+ * picture

cies-breijs-resume.tex

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@
 %   sudo aptitude install texlive-xetex tex-gyre texlive-latex-recommended
 %   xelatex cies-breijs-resume.tex
 %
-% I don't use pdflatex because XeTeX allows me to use gyre's lowercase numbers.
+% I don't use pdflatex but XeTeX since it allows me to use gyre's lowercase numbers.
 
-% vim:set ft=tex spell:
+% vim:set ft=tex:
 
 \documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
 \usepackage[a4paper,margin=0.75in]{geometry}