anchor.diff:  
   #### Creating a default client
   
  -If you feel fine with the default MeteoClient shipped with Meteo, then you can create a client like this:
  +If you feel fine with the default MeteoClient shipped with Meteo, then create a client like this:
   
   [source, java]
   ----
  -MeteoClient client = new DefaultMeteoClient();
  +MeteoClient meteoClient = new DefaultMeteoClient();
   ----
   
   This client allows you to configure a proxy and connection timeout if needed:
   
   [source, java]
   ----
  -client.setProxy("myproxy.host", 9000);
  -client.setTimeout(1000);
  +meteoClient.setProxy("myproxy.host", 9000);
  +meteoClient.setTimeout(1000);
   ----
   
   ### Services
   
   The Meteo core library is organized in a set of services where each service represents on of the services in the MET API.
  -Each service will need access to a Meteo client in order to be able to fetch data. You can either implement your own
  -client or use the default client found in the meteo-client package.
  +Each service will need an Meteo client to be able to fetch data.
   
  +Current services:
   
  -At the moment we have a LocationForecast service and a Sunrise service implemented. The usage of these are pretty
  - simple.
  +* Location forecast
  +* Sunrise
  +* Text forecast (Under development)
  +
  +#### Location forecast service
  +
  +This is the service for fetching raw data from http://api.met.no/weatherapi/locationforecast/1.9/documentation.
  +(We would like to use the long time supported version of this API, but it has p.t. some errors.)
   
   [source, java]
   ----
  -LocationforecastLTSService service = LocationforecastLTSService(client);
  +LocationforecastLTSService service = new LocationforecastLTSService(meteoClient);
   try {
  -    MeteoData<Sunrise> fetchContent(longitude, latitude, date);
  +    MeteoData<LocationForecast> data = service.fetchContent(longitude, latitude, altitude);
   } catch (MeteoException e) {
       // Handle exception.
   }
   ----
   
  -## The Meteo extras library
  +#### Sunrise service
  +
  +This is the service for fetching raw data from http://api.met.no/weatherapi/sunrise/1.0/documentation.
  +
  +[source, java]
  +----
  +SunriseService service = new SunriseService(meteoClient);
  +try {
  +    MeteoData<Sunrise> data = service.fetchContent(longitude, latitude, date);
  +} catch (MeteoException e) {
  +    // Handle exception.
  +}
  +----
  +
  +## The extras library
   
   The data you get from MET are not ready to be used in traditional weather reports like what you find on yr.no. You
   will have to do some processing if you want to create beautiful weather reports like the ones you find on online weather
  
positive.code: </dependency>
  ----
  
  
negative.code: The https://github.com/amedia/meteo/blob/master/meteo-client/src/main/java/no/api/meteo/client/DefaultMeteoClient.java[default implementation]
  of MeteoClient that ships with Meteo does not have any caching what so ever, but it does support configuring a proxy.
  
  ## The core library and client
  
  The core library in Meteo is all about offering access to the raw MET data through a Java API.
  As stated earlier we have only implemented support for the services that Amedia needs or that is requested/implemented
  by other users (Please send pull requests).
  
  ### Requirements
  
  Meteo requires Java 8.x or later.
  
  ### Installation
  
  