anchor.diff:  For example, if you select the domain name *cloud.example.com*, Cloud Foundry deploys each of your applications as *APP-NAME.cloud.example.com*.
   
   1. Create an AWS Route 53 Hosted Zone for your domain on the [AWS Route 53 control panel](https://console.aws.amazon.com/route53).
  -The control panel displays a **delegation set**, which is a list of addresses to
  -which you must delegate DNS authority for your domain.
  -For example, if you selected the domain name *cloud.example.com*, each address
  -in the delegation set should become an NS record in the DNS server for
  +
  +1. Select the checkbox for a hosted zone to view the **Hosted Zone Details**  panel. The panel displays the **Name Servers** section, which contains a list of addresses to which you must delegate DNS authority for your domain. For example, if you selected the domain name *cloud.example.com*, each address in **Name Servers** should become an NS record in the DNS server for
   *example.com*.
   
   <%= image_tag("hostedzone.png") %>
  
positive.code:     $ mkdir cf-example
      </pre>
  
  1. In the sub-directory, create a file named `Gemfile` with the following
  contents:
  
      ~~~
      source 'https://rubygems.org'
  
negative.code: * If you make change to your manifest, run `bosh deploy` to update your Cloud
  Foundry deployment with these changes.
  
  * If you make changes to the `cf-release` directory, run `bosh create release && bosh upload release && bosh deploy` to update your Cloud Foundry deployment with these changes.
  
  ## <a id="deploy-cloudfoundry-services"></a>Deploy Cloud Foundry Services##
  
  