anchor.diff:  				<IMG title="Verizon" alt="Verizon" src="/resources/VerizonLogo.png"
   					width="110%" height="110%">
   			</div>
  -			<div class="app-name">Car Pooling System</div>
  +			<div class="app-name">Dispath Technician Route helper</div>
   			<div class="app-support">&nbsp;<BR>
  -			Email: <A href="mailto:VDSI-CarPoolingSystem@one.verizon.com">vdsi.carpooling@gmail.com</A><BR>
  +			Email: <A href="mailto:VDSI-CarPoolingSystem@one.verizon.com">vdsi@gmail.com</A><BR>
   			&nbsp;<BR>
   			</div>
   		</div>
  
positive.code: 		<table style = "margin-top: 5px; float: left;">
  			<tr>
  				<td>
  					<a href="login?username=<%=username%>" id="poolingRequest" title="poolingRequest" style = "padding-right : 5px; font-weight: bold; border-right : 2px solid white; color : white; font-size : 14px;">Pooling Request</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
  				</td>				
  				<td>
  					<a href="report?username=<%=username%>" id="reports" title="reports" style = "padding-right : 5px; font-weight: bold; border-right : 2px solid white; color : white; font-size : 14px;">Reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
  
negative.code: 		<td style="width:99%;">
  			<div class="block" >
  			
  			<h4>What is the Dispatcher?</h4>
  			The Dispatcher is the Adobe caching and/or load balancing tool that helps realize a fast and dynamic Web authoring environment. For caching, the Dispatcher works as part of an HTTP server, such as Apache, with the aim of storing (or "caching") as much of the static website content as possible and accessing the website's layout engine as infrequently as possible. In a load balancing role, the Dispatcher distributes user requests (load) across different clustered CQ instances (renders).
  			For caching, the Dispatcher module uses the Web server's ability to serve static content. The Dispatcher places the cached documents in the document root of the Web server.
  			<br>
  			<h4>How does the Dispatcher determine if a document is up-to-date?</h4>
  			To determine whether a document is up-to-date, the Dispatcher performs these actions:
  
  			It checks whether the document is subject to auto-invalidation. If not, the document is considered up-to-date.
  			If the document is configured for auto-invalidation, the Dispatcher checks whether it is older or newer than the last change available. If it is older, the Dispatcher requests the current version from the CQ instance and replaces the version in the cache.
  			<br>
  			<h4>I am here for need of car pool, what happens next after I place a pooling request?</h4>
  			Application would scan all provider's location data who offer car pool, have a vacant seat in their vehicle and who's drive route falls within your location and show those provider's on the next page after you place the pooling request.
  