FScenario
FScenario Namespace
| Type | Description |
| CmdArg |
Represents a CLI argument that hide secret values from any log entries. |
| Fixture |
Fixture representation of a series of disposable types and a value that can be used during the test execution. |
| HttpPollTarget<'a> |
Function alias for a target function that can be used in |
| SimpleConsoleLoggerProvider |
Logger provider that writes messages directly to the console. |
| HttpHandler |
Function alias for handling a HTTP request. |
| HttpRouter |
Function alias for routing a HTTP request. |
| Module | Description |
| App |
Expose application related functionality to start/stop/manage/... applications. |
| Dir |
Exposes a series of directory functions simular to and . |
| Env |
Operations on the environment. |
| Fixture |
Operations on the fixture model. |
| FixtureAutoOpen | |
| Hash |
Adding quick access to hashing functionality. |
| IOOperators |
Adding operators related to IO. |
| Item |
Exposes a series of file functions simular to and . |
| LogBuilder | |
| Poll |
Exposing functions to write reliable polling functions for a testable target. |
| PollBuilder |
Computation Expression builder for the type. |
| RetryBuilderAutoOpen | |
| Http |
Provides functionality to test and host HTTP endpoints. |
| HttpRequestExtensions |
Add F# friendly access to |
| HttpResponseExtensions |
Add more F# friendly access to the |
Security Namespace
| Module | Description |
| Certificate |
System Namespace
| Type | Description |
| Disposal | |
| IAsyncDisposableFSharp | |
| ILifetimeAsyncDisposableFSharp | |
| ILifetimeDisposable |
| Module | Description |
| Disposable |
Exposed functionality for implementations. |
| DisposableOp |
Disposable infix operators |
| Prelude | |
| TimeInt | |
| TimeString |
System.IO Namespace
| Type | Description |
| MemoryFlag |
System.Net Namespace
| Module | Description |
| HttpStatusCodes |
HTTP status codes that can be received in an HTTP response |


| Total net profit | -92.83 | Gross profit | 3.55 | Gross loss | -96.38 |
| Profit factor | 0.04 | Expected payoff | -1.55 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -92.83 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 90.41 (-3735.95%) | ||
| Total trades | 60 | Profit trades (% of total) | 2 (3.33%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 58 (96.67%) |
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| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 2.0 (3.55) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 41.0 (-66.35) | |
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| Total net profit | -90.41 | Gross profit | 3.55 | Gross loss | -93.96 |
| Profit factor | 0.04 | Expected payoff | -1.53 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -90.41 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 88.56 (-4787.03%) | ||
| Total trades | 59 | Profit trades (% of total) | 2 (3.39%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 57 (96.61%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 3.36 | loss trade | -3.09 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.77 | loss trade | -1.65 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.19 | loss trade | -0.35 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 1121.0 | stop loss in pips | -453.2 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 20.7 | stop loss in pips | -279.0 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -255.7 | stop loss in pips | -198.7 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 4.6 | Duration in minutes | 152.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.4 | Duration in minutes | 7.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 2.0 (3.55) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 40.0 (-63.93) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 40.0 |
| Total net profit | -2.42 | Gross profit | 0.0 | Gross loss | -2.42 |
| Profit factor | 0.0 | Expected payoff | -2.42 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | 0.0 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 0.0 (0.0%) | ||
| Total trades | 1 | Profit trades (% of total) | 0 (0.0%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 1 (100.0%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -2.42 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -2.42 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -2.42 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 937.6 | stop loss in pips | -368.7 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 937.6 | stop loss in pips | -368.7 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 937.6 | stop loss in pips | -368.7 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 2.5 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 2.5 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 0.0 (0.0) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 1.0 (-2.42) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 0.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |


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Kia Ora fellow MTB athletes! Thanks for venturing out into the wilderness to ride our trail!
Here at Pandemic Head Office, we love getting out in the bush and want to see more trees
and more trails around NZ.
If you've enjoyed this trail and would like more awesome trails through native forest, I'd like to take this opportunity to ask you to give to one of the following charities that are involved with planting forests around NZ.
The Wakatipu Reforestation Trust is a group of
local legends working to restore native biodiversity to the basin.
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So if you too enjoy being outdoors in the bush (If you're riding this trail I suspect that you do!) then consider taking a a brief minute before dropping in to ensure that we will have awesome trails to ride in native bush long into the future.
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The Soweto Derby ended with a 3-2 victory to Amakhosi on the weekend, with the encounter filled with drama all around.
Read more: Chiefs' Big Win, Sundowns Loss - 12 Pictures Of Absa Prem Action
Speaking to the media after the game, Mokwena, who was on the losing side on the day, credited his players for how hard they have fought despite results not going their way.
“There’s a certain way that Orlando Pirates must lose football matches, not by allowing opponents to bully them, there is a certain way that we have to respond to the game and there’s a certain way we play particularly because we have prepared in a certain way,” Mokwena told the media.
“We don’t want to beat ourselves up and when we lose, we lose to a better opponent and like I said, Kaizer Chiefs are good enough to beat us on tactics. They beat Sundowns six on tactics and okay, other related issues it is not my business, but this is a strong Kaizer Chiefs team.
“They made rotations, eight rotations against Chippa United and they beat them. But we don’t accept to be bullied over and allowed to change. But yes, the way you lose a match, you have to lose it with dignity and pride and credit to the players for that,” he added.


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Is your body set to “self-destruct”?
You might think that’s impossible. But as a doctor with years of medical experience in this field, I can tell you the human body DOES have a “self-destruct” switch…
And if yours is “on”, you could be at HIGH RISK of SUDDEN DEATH in the next decade…and not even know it.1
My name is Dr. Cary Nelson. And I insist all my patients get tested for this.
THE ONE POTENTIALLY LETHAL THING, especially if they’re experiencing the following symptoms:
You may even have chalked this all up to simply “getting a little older”…
Without knowing it is NOT normal…these are the effects of a build-up of something that, little by little, could be wreaking havoc on your insides.
Eventually, your heart becomes a ticking time bomb, ready to explode at any moment…and take you with it.
Fortunately, that does NOT have to be your fate.
Thanks to a revolutionary new breakthrough, a small group of people have finally discovered how to not only stop the “self-destruct switch”…
Imagine having:
It’s actually quite amazing – in my medical opinion based on years of expertise as a doctor, I feel I’ve NEVER seen one thing so crucial to whole-body health.
If you have elevated levels of this, you may have already noticed the warning signs:
Most people are shocked when I explain to them that these could all be caused by the same thing – and that they aren’t just unpleasant, but actually warning signs of something far worse.
You see, when this health hazard in your body activates the “self-destruct” switch…
your body will start to literally attack itself.3
If you’ve experienced any of these warning signs, I urge you to please listen closely.
Because there is hope. This is no longer a “mystery illness” that has plagued millions of Americans for years.
We now have methods to CONTROL it – to REVERSE IT – and to TAKE BACK the healthy lifestyle that the “ticking time bomb” has tried to steal from us.
In exactly 90 seconds, I’m going to tell you what this lethal invader is – how to stop it – and how you can have more energy, and the stronger, healthier body you deserve.
But first, let me tell you who I am, and why this is so important to me.
I completed my undergraduate study at UCLA, and received my medical degree from New York Medical College.
For years I’ve not only practiced family medicine, but conducted research and worked hand-in-hand with real world patients.
I also founded the Torrance Memorial Family Medical Group, here in Los Angeles...
...and I’m honored to be regarded as one of the most well known physicians in Southern California.
And even with all my medical experience, for years I was still experiencing all those symptoms I mentioned before.
What I learned was that these things weren’t just related – they all shared one root cause.
Amazingly, almost NOBODY is talking about it.
But soon I came to realize that the biggest profiteers in health care – the insurance companies, the device manufacturers, and the drug makers themselves...
...would stand to lose BILLIONS if they announced all these things were related.
Think about it – the medical industry makes hundreds of billions of dollars a year by treating all these ailments, one by one.
So it’s in their best interest to keep the truth bottled up – and silence any news outlets or doctors that speak up.
That’s why this video is so important. I am about to blow the lid off this Silent Destroyer, so people – including people who are generally healthy – can take back their bodies and start feeling YOUNG and ENERGIZED again – the way they’re supposed to.
Now you’re probably wondering what this one thing is…and if you like to keep up to date on health news, you may have already heard of it.
In fact, in my medical opinion, I consider it to be the root cause of some of the most insidious ailments Americans experience.
Now, many people are familiar with inflammation. Inflammation is a response your body has to damage.
For instance, when you jam your toe, it turns red, swells, and you feel pain.
This is “inflammation” – your body’s way of repairing the damage. It’s actually one of your body’s main ways of healing itself.
So inflammation is designed to help you...when it is working properly. But for many people, inflammation is going out of control.
For instance, people who have arthritis experience constant inflammation in their joints.
Redness, swelling, pain – this is OUT OF CONTROL INFLAMMATION, and means your body is not working right. Your body is literally attacking itself…causing pain to fix something that isn’t even broken.
And it doesn’t need to be caused by a serious condition or injury. Many people experience what I call constant, LOW-LEVEL INFLAMMATION.
If someone is experiencing constant low-level inflammation, they may be suffering every day — and not even know why.
For instance, if you experience stomach discomfort when you eat certain foods — such as
...it’s likely these things are inflaming your delicate stomach lining.
Your stomach has mistaken these foods for harmful invaders — which leads to
...as your digestive tracts attempts to get rid of them quick. The result? Digestive pain and discomfort — just from eating.
And many skin conditions — such as psoriasis — are the result of skin becoming inflamed for no real reason, which causes redness, itching, and even pain.
But the list of inflammation symptoms goes even further…
Asthma is caused by mild inflammation of the airways, causing shortness of breath.
Millions of people suffer from allergies, or “hay fever,” which is low-level inflammation of the nose — the nose, ear and throat mucous membranes become inflamed, likely because your body is overreacting to some harmless dust, pollen, or pet dander.
For instance, just last month, a patient of mine — who we’ll call Amy — came for a regular check-up.
After some tests, I found that her triglycerides were elevated, her cholesterol was sky-high, and she was overweight, unhappy, and very stressed out.
Her face was flushed, her lips were chapped and dry, and she seemed very uncomfortable and even irritable.
She complained of bloating and digestive problems, as well as sore joints and muscles, but to her that was all “ pretty normal.”
On the surface she just seemed like she was having a bad day, but when I probed deeper I saw a woman on fire from the inside out.
As I suspected, a test showed she was living with constant, low-level inflammation.
This, of course, made me very worried…because researchers now know that low levels of inflammation – sometimes without any symptoms at all – are occurring in millions of Americans, right now.
It turns out these low levels of inflammation may actually be the most dangerous type of inflammation there is.
But there’s good news. We now know there are very specific things that CAUSE inflammation. And there are ways to stop it!
So I gave Amy my list of 3 Inflammation “Arsonists”
Things that Amy – and possibly you, yourself – could be doing to make your inflammation WORSE.
When I share this list with my patients, and they are incredibly grateful... they usually share it with their friends.
That is what inspired me to include them in this presentation – in the hopes they will help out the millions of other good people suffering in silence.
So let's get right to it. I'm confident what you are about to discover will give you the tools to combat inflammation, and STOP your discomfort.
200 years ago, the average person consumed 2 pounds of sugar per year. Do you know how much sugar the average American consumes today?
And if you’re overweight, you might be consuming as much as 150 pounds of sugar every single year.
Now, this is NOT your fault...a quick check of the food items at the grocery store reveals that the major food companies are LOADING almost everything we eat with sugar.
Why? Because it’s a cheap way to make processed foods taste better.
And the added sugar has little nutritional value and also stimulates the immune response, thus elevating levels of C-reactive protein, or C-RP… a leading marker of inflammation.
Unfortunately, unless you have access to farm-fresh foods every day — which most Americans simply can’t do — then you’re getting too much sugar, which is causing inflammation all over your body, every single day.
Have you ever had an argument with someone...and your body felt terrible after?

This is the chemical effects of stress on your body. And now, researchers know it isn’t just unpleasant...stress actually leads to inflammation.
The culprit is the hormones your body releases when you’re under stress. Chief among them is the “stress hormone” known as cortisol.
Just like inflammation, cortisol is supposed to help you...
It triggers your body’s “fight or flight” reaction...meaning it pumps adrenaline into your muscles, getting you ready to handle physical danger.
Which was very useful back when your ancestors had to fight off saber tooth tigers or other physical dangers.
But these days, the causes of stress are usually not so physically dangerous…

These things all release the stress hormone cortisol, and when you don’t actually use your body to handle
stress...that cortisol just sits in your muscles, causing you to feel achy, jittery, and emotionally distraught.
Researchers subjected 279 healthy adults to a virus, and then tracked them for 5 days. The ones that reported experiencing prolonged stress were SIGNIFICANTLY more likely to develop a cold.7
According lead researcher Dr. Sheldon Cohen, inflammation is the root cause here:
When under stress, cells of the immune system are unable to respond to hormonal control, and consequently, produce levels of inflammation that promote disease.
Because inflammation plays a role in many diseases such as cardiovascular, asthma and autoimmune disorders, this model suggests why stress impacts them as well.
- Dr.
But this third issue might be the worst of all…
Our ancestors spent their lives being active. Roaming the countryside, hunting for animals to eat, gathering fruits and nuts, or farming the vegetables that fed their families...
...physical exertion is something all humans, male and female, used to do. Even the village elders did their part.
But in our modern, developed world...sedentary lifestyle has become the norm.
Again, this is hardly our fault...most of us were born into a world where we sit all day.
I’m even sitting right now as I write this...and you’re probably sitting as you watch it!
If you’re lucky, you have a job that keeps you active...but even the most active modern jobs don’t really compare to our ancestors’ physically demanding lifestyle, where they needed to hunt or farm to survive.
We might try to squeeze in a few exercise sessions a week, but the truth is for most of us that just isn’t enough.
These extra pounds are not just an appearance issue. A recent study at Johns Hopkins University found there is a direct correlation between gaining weight...and C-RP, the #1 biomarker for inflammation I mentioned earlier:
Just look at these results:
And if you’ve gained any extra weight recently, you’ve probably felt the inflammation first-hand...most commonly in the lower back, pelvis, knees and feet.
If you’ve felt pain in any of these areas, that is your body screaming at you: “ Help.”
I see people struggling with these problems every day. Unfortunately, the solutions just aren’t convenient for many people...
Unless you live on a farm, it’s tough to eliminate all processed foods and sugars.
And only professional athletes can exercise rigorously every single day.
As for stress? Well, that might be the most difficult to control of all.
As a doctor, it frustrates me that so many of my patients struggle with inflammation...which I now believe is result of simply being alive in our “Modern” world. It’s practically unavoidable.
And if you’ve struggled with...
...
But as a doctor, just realizing this was not enough.
I wanted to actually be able to offer my patients a way out of this “ self-destruct” spiral that so many people’s bodies are stuck in.
So several years ago, I began to dedicate a large portion of my career to finding a solution to this epidemic that is wreaking havoc on so many people.
I spent many long nights poring over research, looking for a starting point.
All my research kept pointing me to one culprit:
You’ve heard me mention C-RP before...it’s a protein released by your liver, and it’s the #1 biomarker of inflammation. It’s the thing we doctors test for to measure inflammation in the body.
C-RP caught the attention of myself and others starting in 1997, when Dr. Paul Ridker of Harvard Medical School began finding a relation between this nasty protein and heart disease.
The flip side is also true: Folks with extremely low levels of C-RP, rarely have heart attacks.
Then, in 2004, researchers at Remin Hospital made a startling discovery…
After much testing, they discovered that C-RP isn’t just a “sign” of inflammation...
They concluded C-RP may actually be a DIRECT CAUSE OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.
Based on this study and many others, I began to see C-RP for what it really is — a danger to your entire health, starting with the most important organ in your body: Your heart.
I began calling it “The Artery Assassin.”
My mission had become clear: CRP – The Artery Assassin – MUST BE STOPPED.
But I quickly realized that NOBODY in the medical field wanted to address this issue...not the insurance companies, not the device manufacturers, and certainly not the drug makers.
After all, these people make billions of dollars off their lucrative products, which treat all the symptoms of “The Artery Assassin” one-by-one.
That’s when my partners and I realized we would have to go it alone...and not only that, we would need to work around the drug companies and the billionaires who control “Big Pharma.”
So I asked myself:
I can tell you, our initial efforts yielded some good results, but nothing lowered C-RP levels like we wanted to. Our “dream result” was a formula that lowered C-RP in the 30-40% range.
Yet all our efforts came up short. They were very trying times, and I sometimes questioned if this problem had an answer...or at least one that we’d discover in my lifetime.
And then, we finally had a breakthrough.
A colleague of mine — who worked on digestive health, of all things — turned me on to a fascinating new field of study.
You see, the beneficial bacteria in your digestive tract – called “probiotics” – have long been used to treat digestive issues.
I’d known for years that certain probiotics were very effective at treating things like gas, bloating, and diarrhea...but had never heard of a probiotic that affected C-RP.
But this colleague was involved in a whole new type of research – called “Targeted Probiotics” – that involved creating NEW types of powerful probiotics...
...some of which could treat other health issues ALL OVER the body.
Well, it turned out some of these targeted probiotics might affect certain hormones...including C-RP.
Once we realized this, a whole new world opened up for our research. I felt like a ray of light had shined down, finally pointing me toward a solution.
We tested dozens of probiotic strains...some worked well, but we knew we needed to go farther.
Eventually, we discovered a very unique strain:
This “targeted strain” focused on one area more than any other: Heart Health
In fact, after testing it, we soon started calling L. reuteri the “Heart Hero” probiotic…
Here’s why...
L. reuteri even PREVENTED the cholesterol damage of a high fat diet.12
Based on these results, it was time to start testing on humans.
A double blind, placebo controlled study was conducted on healthy adults…the gold standard in clinical research.
This study was conducted at the world renowned Biomedical Technology and Cell Therapy Research Laboratory at McGill University, to ensure the results would be beyond doubt.
This is where things really got incredible. After users took L. reuteri in capsule form for nine weeks:
With a reduction in the LDL to HDL cholesterol ratio of 13%.17
We had not only achieved the goal we’d set for ourselves...we had surpassed it!
My partners and I were ecstatic.
I began offering L. reuteri to my patients and, as I had prayed for, the results were fantastic.
I was overjoyed...we had finally found a way to turn off the dreaded “self-destruct” switch and give people the healthier, happier life they deserved.
My patients kept telling their friends and family about our targeted strain, and the amazing health changes they were experiencing.
Soon enough my medical practice had more patients than we could handle!
I knew it wouldn’t be long before we had to start turning people away…which I did not want to do. These people had been suffering for years, and deserved relief from the “Artery Assassin.” That’s when I realized…
If I was going to truly make a difference, I needed to take matters into my own hands.
So I researched ways that we could make L. reuteri available in capsule form…so people did not need to visit doctors or hospitals, or beg their stingy insurance companies for access.
A strain powerful enough to be effective – proven to survive digestion – and affordable enough to be taken by ANYONE, right from the comfort of their own homes.
This new strain turned out to be the quantum leap forward we had hoped for – the final step in bringing renewed health to millions of people in need.
We called it...
Vital Biotics is the first and only compound made of pure, patented L. reuteri which is proven to reduce “The Artery Assassin” by 62% compared to placebo!
But that’s not all. The ingredients in Vital Biotics have been shown to:
And to confirm the power of Vital Biotics, we conducted a user group to see what effect this potent formula had on a group of actual users.
We conducted user groups this year, beginning in August of 2016. Our hope was that we would start seeing user results within the first few months.
People started feeling changes…within DAYS.
After just 2 weeks of using Vital Biotics, early users reported ALL of the following:
But that’s not all.
And the VAST MAJORITY of users reported:
And best of all, a staggering 94% of user experienced more energy…regardless of age. And this was after just 2 weeks!*
If you’ve experienced aches and pains, low energy, weight gain, and the feeling that your own body is fighting you at every turn...
Then Vital Biotics was designed for you.
What makes Vital Biotics so revolutionary is that this is the first product ever created to fight the “Artery Assassin” using the power of targeted probiotics.
And using Vital Biotics couldn’t be simpler. Here’s how it works:
You just take one capsule, twice a day.
You can take Vital Biotics with any type of food or beverage — in fact, this strain has been proven in multiple studies to successfully survive digestion...unlike some probiotics, which are not strong enough and get destroyed by your stomach acids.
Once Vital Biotics is in your stomach, it immediately goes to work.
The L. reuteri probiotics will begin what I call “recolonizing” your digestive tract. That means these helpful probiotics will spread in your digestive tract, like an army fighting for your health.
Even better, as the good probiotics spread, they begin to drive out all the “bad bacteria” that are currently living in your gut. These harmful bacteria can sap you of your strength and cause sickness, digestive issues, and fatigue.
As your new, friendly army takes over and clears out the bad guys, you’ll begin to feel the health and energy boost you need.
One of the questions I get asked most often about Vital Biotics is:
Well, everyone’s body is different, and everyone has been dealing with different amounts of processed sugars, stress, and fitness levels.
But I always recommend that my patients take Vital Biotics for at least 4 weeks so they can start to see the deeper benefits.
And I can personally attest to these deeper benefits — because I am a daily Vital Biotics user.
After years of feeling something was “wrong” in my body, I was amazed by the changes I felt with Vital Biotics and how quickly they occurred.
Within just the first week, I could feel my digestion improve.
Even better, I started to experience what virtually all my patients felt too — a sudden and dramatic increase in daily energy.
I woke up feeIing refreshed and motivated, and I didn’t have that “crash” in the afternoon.
My wife commented that my skin looked smoother and younger. I was surprised...people could actually see the changes I was feeling every day.
Best of all was the long-awaited reduction of all those aches, pains, creaky joints and sore muscles I’d dealt with for years…
It wasn’t just that I’d “stopped” the self-destruct switch...I felt like I was actually turning back the clock on my body, and I felt stronger and healthier than I had in years...or maybe ever.
Even as a doctor, these results shocked me.
Now, let me be very clear:
While the effects of L. reuteri have been studied for years now, the discovery of how it affects C-RP and cholesterol levels is very recent.
As such, there is no conclusive evidence, as of now, that lowering C-RP can prevent, treat, or cure any type of disease whatsoever.
It's simply too soon to know.
In fact, by Federal law, no vitamin or supplement can claim to treat or prevent any disease or illness. And I am making no such claim.
That being said, Harvard Medical School, the top medical research institution in the world, recently stated:
A gush of studies has shown that as the C-RP level rises, so does the risk of having — or dying from — a heart attack, stroke, or other cardiovascular problem. 19
- Harvard Medical School, 2005
And according to esteemed biologist Chris Woolston, M.S.:
When tissues become inflamed, they release several different proteins, including C-RP. If a heart attack or stroke is looming in your future, now is the time to act. By maintaining a healthy lifestyle and working with your doctor, you can protect your heart — and perhaps save your life.
- Chris Woolston, M.S.
National Association of Science Writers
Just think…as recently as 10 years ago, researchers barely understood what targeted probiotics were and how they functioned.
And for the past several years, the benefits of targeted probiotics could only be experienced by scientists in labs like Yale and UCLA, with access to multi-million dollar machines.
Yet today – right now -- regular people like you and I have access to one of the most incredible medical discoveries in human history!
And when I tell you that, I’m not just speaking as a doctor. I’m speaking from experience as a patient…because I also use Vital Biotics.
I’m 48 years old. And while some guys my age are slowing down, I’m literally in the best shape of my life. I lift more than I did when I was in college.
I have more energy than I did twenty years ago. When I’m at work, I feel alert and clear-headed all day.
All those little aches and pains I used to deal with are now gone.
For the first time in my life,
My body just feels like it’s working.  It means the world to me that I can go on...
What would it be worth to you to revitalize your entire body? To achieve the health and the confidence you’ve always wanted?
To regain the libido you had in your youth. To be as attractive, vibrant, and happy as you’ve always deserved to be.
To me, feeling this way is what makes life worth living.
On that note, I, along with my colleagues here at Probiotic America, would like to invite you to try Vital Biotics for yourself.
When we are at the capacity to sell in stores, Vital Biotics will retail for $89.95 for a 30-Day supply.
But because you are already a loyal Probiotic America, you can purchase Vital Biotics during this brief launch event for just $46.99.
Even better, Probiotic America customers like yourself have access to savings that are not available to anyone else.
So as our way of saying THANK YOU for making us #1, we've created some special discount packages for you, so you can stock up, and save even more.
When you invest in a 3-bottle package of Vital Biotics today, you will pay only $39 per bottle.
That's over HALF OFF the retail price and...we will even give you free shipping! And when you invest in a Family Pack of 6, you’ll save even more.
Best of all, certain packages even come with a FREE bottle of Perfect Biotics…so you can enjoy Vital Biotics with our world famous digestive formula.
Our proprietary bottling system has been designed to keep your Vital Biotics fresh for a minimum of one year on your shelf. So don't hesitate to stock up and save.
However, because of the deep discounts we are offering, our multi-packs of Vital Biotics typically sell out much faster than our single bottles.
So click on the link below now, to see if they are still available.
Again, this offer is only available to new customers who get Vital Biotics through this presentation, and only while supplies last.
So if you are serious about your long-term health, it makes good sense to stock up now.
When this first batch is sold out, we will remove this offer and Vital Biotics will return to its regular price, moving forward.
Right now, you can pay just a few quarters a day to give yourself the gift of a healthy, properly functioning body...one that makes you look and feel great!
You could see and feel a difference within days... and wonder why you never felt so good before!
Imagine waking up with...
Your cellular function feels heightened...

Many users report the real magic begins after 4-5 weeks. That's when your body truly starts to reflect the impact of a recolonized and restored digestive tract.
And no matter which package you buy, you are totally protected by our no-questions-asked, 90-Day Money Back Guarantee.
We are so confident you will love Vital Biotics, and that you will feel noticeable improvements within just days of getting started... we'd like to invite you to take this Challenge:
Simply try Vital Biotics for 90 Days
If you don't notice you are feeling more energized, experiencing reduced belly fat, clearer thinking and a stronger, healthier body... simply return the unused portion, and we will refund every cent of your purchase price.
Now, most users report feeling results a whole lot faster than that. In fact, you will likely notice a difference in your very first few days of using it.
So if you're not satisfied for ANY reason, at ANY time within the 90 days, then we aren't satisfied either.
You can simply return the unused portion, and we will refund every cent of your purchase price. With no hassles, and no questions asked.
Our Customer Service Team is located right here in Los Angeles, California, and if you would like to call with any questions, or to place a re-order, you'll speak with a real live person, who is happy and eager to help you. The number is in the upper right hand corner of your screen.
We'll even honor this Challenge if you return the empty bottles. We feel you should give it at least a month to work its full range of magic... so we want you to use it all.
When you click on the button below, you'll be taken to our Secure Server, which is 128-bit SSL Encrypted for your total security.
When you click on the button below, you'll be taken to our Secure Server, which is 128-bit SSL Encrypted for your total security.
If you see the Vital Biotics package options, that means we still have some in supply, and the deeply discounted package options are still available.
Select the package that is right for you, and then fill out the shipping and payment information on the next page.
Your order will leave our facility within 12-24 hours.
Many ask me if there is a way to “jump start” the effects of Vital Biotics, and my answer is... it works quickly, all on its own!
However,
If you regularly consume a “nutritional overload” of food, including sodas, sugars, or sweets...
Or if you are exposed to above average levels of stress, or have been unable to exercise regularly…
Studies show you may have elevated C-RP levels, and I highly recommend you take 2 doses of Vital Biotics per day, for your first 30 days, to “load up” and restore your C-RP levels fast.
So click on the button below, and let's get started.
Remember, you must act quickly, as this new customer offer will not be around for long... so don't delay! There is no investment on the planet that gives you a bigger return than investing in your health.

I want you to imagine what life will be like if you do nothing and simply let your C-RP levels get higher and higher.
Your body will continue down the current path it is on.
The “ self-destruct” switch will continue to click away, day by day, hour by hour.
You may look down in the morning and see your belly getting a little larger every day.
Which could mean that C-RP is lurking deep inside your body, attacking you from within.
 You’ll feel frustrated, and begin to think that getting healthy is impossible.
You may not like what you see in the mirror. And even worse, you may not like the way you start to feel.
And that's when some realize the consequences aren’t just about you… it’s about the people who look to you, who rely on you, the people who would miss you if you were gone.
I dread this as much as you do.
Which is why I encourage all my patients to take advantage of this incredible scientific breakthrough, that our generation now has access to, for the very first time...
We are very fortunate in that we can make one simple change: We can harness the power of L. reuteri, the revolutionary targeted probiotic.
Imagine: Your C-RP levels begin to decline. You defeat the Artery Assassin...and stop the self-destruct switch before it’s too late.
 Your midsection shrinks, as your internal biology starts working again, the way it was supposed to.
You’ll have the physical energy to keep up with younger friends and family.
And you’ll have the motivation and confidence to pursue all the things you’ve dreamed of.
Traveling to exciting places, picking up a new hobby, even starting a new business…you’ll have the health, and confidence, to turn dreams into reality.
And the amazing thing is, this isn’t impossible, or even hard to do. We’re blessed to live in a time where science has given all of us the power to improve our own cellular function.
But nobody can do it for you. If you want to unleash your body’s full potential, you can’t just sit there. You must act.
Will you do it?
Click the link below to order Vital Biotics now...
And be one of the first to experience the scientific breakthrough that has changed the way we’ll view health…forever.
For your health,
Dr. Cary Nelson
Chief Medical Officer
Probiotic America
How many bottles should I order?
The average order for new customers is 3 bottles and that’s what we recommend to start.
However, because we have many repeat customers, we offer the 6 bottle package so you can take advantage of our best pricing.
What's in Vital Biotics?
Vital Biotics is made with pure Lactobacillus reuteri...a patented strain known as L. reuteri 30242.
Each capsule contains 2.9 billion CFUs, or “colony forming units.”
Once ingested, these powerful probiotics will go to work recolonizing your gut. They not only target specific heart health biomarkers but also activate a host of benefits for your body and your overall health.
How safe is Vital Biotics? Are there any side effects?
Vital Biotics is a formulation of all-natural ingredients. There is nothing artificial or synthetic or man-made, and there’s no known side-effects. Plus, we source only the purest form L. reuteri that goes into every single capsule.
Some users report a surge of energy that seems to last throughout the day, however, that is perfectly natural.
How should I take Vital Biotics?
We recommend you take 2 capsules a day. To help you stay consistent, we recommend making it a habit of taking Vital Biotics first thing in the morning. It is okay to take on an empty stomach. Our capsules are small and very easy to swallow. You do not need to refrigerate them.
How long does it take to work?
Everyone's body is different, and everyone has a different amount of C-RP when they begin taking Vital Biotics. For that reason, it is very difficult to predict exactly when you will begin feeling results. I can tell you that many people feel a difference in their energy levels in just the first few days.
However, I usually suggest waiting 30 days for your digestive tract to be recolonized to a point where you can begin seeing and feeling a difference in your body.
What if it doesn't work for me? Is there a guarantee?
We take your health seriously... which is why we've sourced only the purest and most potent form of L. reuteri that goes into Vital Biotics.
In the unlikely event that you don't experience a near-immediate improvement in your health, and the health and vitality of your entire body, we do offer you a 90 day no questions asked money back guarantee.
And the last question: Can I buy Vital Biotics in stores?
The answer to this one is no.  And now, with our special new customer offer, you can get Vital Biotics at the lowest possible price. Best of all, when you get Vital Biotics through this offer, you'll be “grandfathered in” at this price, even if we have to raise costs in the future.
So what are you waiting for? Click on the button below, and place your order now. And let me be the first to welcome you to the Vital Biotics family, and congratulate you on this wise decision to invest in your new, healthier life.
*These results are not typical. Your results can and will vary.


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To get started, simply highlight all of the songs in a playlist on the desktop app, then paste them into the big friendly box on the left.
Then over on this side you'll see an editable representation of your playlist, letting you insert new fake songs into a playlist.
Once you're done, just copy and paste the text on the left back into a playlist.
Thanks to /u/devnevyn for this Reddit comment which inspired the tool.
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Last year, I ranked 56 films expectations so it’s time to review it. I watched 30 (!) of these films and almost all of them legally. Twelve have been delayed to 2022 (two were already listed for the 2020 films: Morbius and Top Gun: Maverick).
I only missed 14 of them, some because of the closed cinemas but most of them for lack of desire (F9 and Venom 2, I’m looking at you).
On every review, next to the title, I indicate the predicted rank and the evolution with the final rank.
- Luca 16
After Soul last year, Pixar continues to deliver great movies but with a totally different feeling. I don’t understand how I could rank it so low last year, maybe the down-to-earth story didn’t excite me. But I was touched by the simple story. I loved the character design of Giulia. Some tracks make me melt.
- West Side Story 10
I lost Steven Spielberg after Ready Player One, hence my ranking, but I’m more than pleased to see him back at the top.
Beautiful, stimulating and very well directed musical even if I’m not a fan of all numbers.
- The Mitchells Vs. The Machines 12
I was scared the film coming after Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse would not deliver but it’s a great and fun adventure. The ending is so exhilarating! that is why I love animation.
- The Mauritanian 23
I didn’t know what to expect, except a good cast, and that’s maybe a good recipe to enjoy a film. Guantanamo is a primordial and horrible issue and the film finds an unexpected warm and joyful side.
- The Matrix Resurrections 2
The first trilogy is a cornerstone in the making of my imagination. Matrix and Matrix Reloaded are perfect films for me.
So expectations were through the roof. Simply put, this addition to the trilogy is, disappointed. Mostly by the action and fight scenes that are average, at best.
But I’m still thinking and talking a lot about Resurrections because it contains plenty of smart material. I loved the scene with the song White Rabbit (Alice again, everything is connected) by Jefferson Airplane and yet it does not look like Matrix at all.
The whole word changed in twenty years and Lana Wachowski is in a totally different situation now, you can see it in this movie.
- Last Night in Soho 4
Very good soundtrack, I was so happy to rediscover Happy House by Siouxsie and the Banshees, this track was a perfect bridge between the two periods of the film. I enjoyed the story and the end.
Like expected, Edgar Wright delivers a solid and gorgeous film but its subject (giallo, London Sixties) doesn’t resonate with me.
- Dune 1
Nice audio-visual trip to experience in cinema. I liked to see the doomed destiny of Paul Atreides again after reading the book but my expectations were higher. Discovering the "part 1" in the titles left a bad taste in the mouth. I’m hoping the second film will be more daring, even if the art direction is unexpectedly dry for a blockbuster, I already forgot the music and most of the production design.
- The Last Duel 11
Nice surprise. I didn’t expect anything from the late Ridley Scott but I was pleased by the screenplay structure. I loved the crazy hairstyles and Adam Driver is always scary impressive. Funny to see Scott coming back to a duel story after his first film The Duellists.
- Promising Young Woman 14
The trailers were very good and the film is in the same vein. The message is clear and well delivered but I liked even more all the nuance in the main character writing and the romance that could have felt out of place.Kudos to Carey Mulligan and Bo Burnham.
- Don’t Look Up 8
Adam McKay, an all-star casting and a hot topic put the expectations high but with some apprehension as well.  It was personally too infuriating, being too close to reality, to be funny all the time but the film is still pleasant to follow thanks to colourful characters.
- Vivo 17
It looks more like a classic Sony Pictures Animation production with a fun adventure and songs. Some tunes are catchy and part of the story is touching. But it’s not visually exciting and there is a big problem with the character design: no one is lovable.
- Kaamelott - Premier volet 3
Being a fan of the TV show, I would have loved to love the film. I spent a great time laughing in the cinema, seeing again most of the characters but the story is a bit weak and it looks cheap for a feature-length format.
- Raya and the Last Dragon 15
Nice but the humour is not my cup of tea, at all. Good Samurai Jack vibes. It should use more slow cinematic shots to enjoy the decor and the fights choreography. Weird choices for other art styles flashbacks and inserts.
- Encanto 18
Most of the songs are great and the plot is original for a Disney but it didn’t click with me. Too many characters, a story that unfold too easily and weird aesthetic choices for some numbers.
- Finch 5
I imagined a desolated post-apocalyptic world with dramatic score from Gustavo Santaolalla but the film is way more boring and forgettable. The best part is the robot Finch who reminded me the best movie droids (Chappie, K-2SO in Rogue One). The rest feels cheap and nothing but innovated.
From here on starts the list of films with problems that I would not recommend.
- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings 19
I will remember the bus fight scene that is surprisingly decent. The other action scene in the scaffolding is, of course, inspired by the masterpiece Bloodshot.
- No Time to Die 7
I’m usually enjoying a James Bond film for the stunts, the cars, the cinematography and the smirky spy.
The last episode for Daniel Craig is trying to change a lot of things in the 007 format, I’m not against it, but it fails on every level.
The cold open is lazy, the story continues to be uselessly convoluted, James Bond is retiring, again (!), and I still don’t believe in his love with Madeleine Swann.
Moving the focus to Bond’s emotions didn’t work for me.
But really, this music from Hans Zimmer is bad.
- Eternals 13
Poor marriage between Superman and Three of Life. The floating camera turning around characters during boring dialogue is just annoying.
Disappointing CGI and music. On Disney+, the Imax ratio is changing way too often.
I liked the characters and the storyline but, once again, the villains are uninteresting. Gemma Chan is captivating and other actors are good but the overall tone is not working.
- Chaos Walking 20
Right where I expected it. The project has just enough fresh ideas (men’s toughs are visible by everyone) to make it a bit special; otherwise the film unwinds without surprise.
- The Suicide Squad 6
I gave credit to James Gunn because of the funny Super and the first Guardians of the Galaxy. However the magic is running out.
- Black Widow 21
Exactly as expected, it’s a strange project, Black Widow feels like a useless and poorly planned film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I would remember the funny and cynical character played by Florence Pugh.
 Inconsistencies. Lack of world-building of the virtual universe. No subtlety: every plot element is repeated three times. Uninspired visual effects despite the possibility of playing with glitches and debugging tools.
Too many useless guest stars and pop culture references.
The story is a pseudo "fighting the system" tale with few surprises.
- Cruella 28
I don’t expect much from live-action Disney films but I was intrigued by Emma Stone.
Meh! It’s too long, too cartoony with a cheap British rebellious vibe. No actors stand out. Directing is poor. CGI terrible. The world is not believable. The soundtrack is too predictable besides Gettin’ Out by The J. Geils Band that I recommend.
- Red Notice 22
A bad live-action adaptation of Lupin the Third. The adventure looks fake, action scenes and the numerous drone shots look bad and Gal Gadot’s acting looks missing. Weirdly, the first act is the worst, if you are really curious.
We don’t feel the adventure when everything is in bad CGI.
What a waste of money ($200 million)!
- The Tomorrow War 9
Stupider than the stupidest Philip K. Dick’s adaptation. My enthusiastic expectations have been cruelly crunched.
Time travel is not totally controlled and used. They reused a lot of sci-fi tropes just to make a plain boring story.
What a waste of money ($200 million)!
- Cherry 24
Expectations could have been high with Apple putting money in this project from the Avengers makers but it didn’t smell good. The result is so pretentious and shallow at the same time.
- Mortal Kombat 25
A complete failure. The new main character sucks, fight scenes are scarce and poorly filmed. The final is happening in a hexagon in a gym, hard to do less epic. Music is very bad. Special powers and nods to the game are awful. There is not even a tournament.
Hiroyuki Sanada, as a guest, is the only thing to save.
- Godzilla vs Kong 27
I’m not fond of Godzilla or King Kong so I was not really expecting this film. Result: I forgot about it just after seeing it. It’s neither epic, nor easy on the eye.
- Monster Hunter 29
I was not expecting anything from Paul W. S. Anderson but I was still surprised how dreadful was the editing. The story is so bad the film stops before the end. Another terrible video game adaptation.
- Coming 2 America 26
A comedy film that did not make me laugh and affords itself, in addition, to reach an unequally level of lethargy. Sad.
Fin


Template Structure
Barley templates are created using only HTML, JS, CSS as you normally would develop to work in-browser.
Barley templates are created using only HTML, JS, CSS as you normally would develop to work in-browser.
As the designer of your template you can choose what content can and cannot be edited. If you'd like...
There are several editors that are available currently and we hope to extend this list as the needs...
There are several editors that are available currently and we hope to extend this list as the needs...
Barley templates are created using only HTML, JS, CSS as you normally would develop to work in-browser.
As the designer of your template you can choose what content can and cannot be edited. If you'd...
There are several editors that are available currently and we hope to extend this list as the needs...
There are several editors that are available currently and we hope to extend this list as the needs...


The repository endpoints are used to view and manage the repositories that have been ingested into the service. They respond and deal with one of the following entities:
Repository entities represent repositories that have been ingested into the service. As JSON they look like this:
{
// A unique identifier for the repo
"id": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
// The name of the repo on GitHub
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// The GitHub URL for the repo
"url": "https://github.com/Financial-Times/repo-name",
// The repo type, as outlined in the Origami Specification
"type": "module",
// The repo category, as outlined in the Origami Specification v1 (under origamiCategory).
// Set to `null` for more recent versions of projects, which no longer use the sub type.
"subType": "component",
// The latest version of the repo
"version": "1.1.0",
// The latest exact git tag of the repo
"versionTag": "v1.1.0",
// The Origami Specification version of the repo, or an empty string if
// not speciifed. https://origami.ft.com/spec/v1/manifest/#origamiversion
"origamiVersion": "1",
// The custom scheme of the imageset, if the repo represents an imageset
"imageSetScheme": "ftexample-v1",
// A description and keywords for the repo, based on one of the JSON manifests in it
"description": "An example Node.js module",
"keywords": [
"node",
"example"
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// Keywords inferred from the repo description and component demos (excludes explicitly-defined keywords). This property should be considered experimental.
"inferredKeywords": [
"module"
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// A list of brands that this repo supports if it is a component.
// If it does not explicitly support brands, it will be an empty Array.
// If it is not a component, the value will be `null`
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"core",
"internal"
],
// A list of languages that this repo exports (based on manifest file "main" properties)
"languages": [
"js",
"scss"
],
// Support information for the repo
"support": {
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"channel": "#origami-support",
// An easy way to determine whether the Origami team maintains this repo
"isOrigami": true,
// Whether the latest version of the repo is a prerelease
// (alpha, beta, or release-candidate)
"isPrerelease": false
},
// The paths for other API resources related to this repository.
// Each key will be either a string path or `null` if the resource does not exists
"resources": {
"self": "...", // The canonical endpoint for this repository
"versions": "...", // The endpoint which lists all versions for this repository
"manifests": { // The endpoints which output named manifest files
"origami": "..." // (other manifest files appear as key/value pairs)
},
"markdown": { // The endpoints which output named markdown files
"readme": "..." // (other manifest files appear as key/value pairs)
},
"demos": "...", // The endpoint which lists all demos for this repository
"images": "...", // The endpoint which lists all images for this repository
"dependencies": "..." // The endpoint which lists all dependencies for this repository
},
// Additional supporting URLs for this repository. Each key will be either a
// string URL or `null` if that supporting URL is not defined or does not apply
"supportingUrls": {
"ci": "...", // A continuous integration dashboard for this repository
"issues": "...", // The GitHub issues URL for this repository
"service": "..." // The primary URL for the service, if this repository type is "service"
},
// When the repo was last ingested by {{origami.options.name}}
"lastIngested": "2017-11-06T09:56:45.991Z"
}
Version entities represent individual versions or releases of repositories that have been ingested into the service. As JSON they look like very similar to Repository entities, but with the following differences:
{
// A unique identifier for the version, rather than the repo
"id": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
// A unique identifier for the repo this version belongs to
"repo": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
// The semver version number that corresponds to this release
"version": "1.1.0",
// The latest exact git tag of the version
"versionTag": "v1.1.0",
// The paths for other API resources related to this version
"resources": {
"self": "...", // The canonical endpoint for this version
"repo": "...", // The canonical endpoint for the repository this version belongs to
// The rest of these are the same as the resources for Repository entities
}
}
Demo entities represent individual Origami demos for a Version.
They differ from accessing the origami.json
manifest demos in that they
are sanitized and normalised. As JSON they look like this:
{
// The identifier for the demo (normally the file name)
"id": "example",
// The title of the demo
"title": "Example Demo",
// A short description of the demo, or `null` if one is not given
"description": "This is an example demo",
// Additional supporting URLs for this demo. Each key will be either a
// string URL or `null` if that supporting URL is not defined or does not apply
"supportingUrls": {
"live": "...", // A live rendered version of this demo as an HTML page
"html": "..." // The HTML code required to reproduce this demo, with no boilerplate included
},
// Flags indicating which parts of the demo should be displayed
"display": {
"live": true, // Whether the live demo should be considered useful and displayable
"html": true // Whether the demo HTML should be considered useful and displayable
}
}
Image entities represent individual images in an Origami image set. They differ from
accessing the imageset.json
manifest images in that they
are sanitized and normalised. As JSON they look like this:
{
// The title of the image
"title": "example-image",
// Additional supporting URLs for this image. Each key will be a string image URL
"supportingUrls": {
"full": "...", // An Image Service URL pointing to the full size image
"w200": "..." // An Image Service URL pointing to a 200px wide copy of the image
}
}
Dependency entities represent individual dependencies that an Origami repository has. As JSON they look like this:
{
// The name of the dependency
"name": "example-dependency",
// The allowed Semver range for the dependency
"version": "^1.2.3",
// The registry that the dependency can be found in (either "bower" or "npm")
"source": "bower",
// Whether the dependency is a development dependency
"isDev": false,
// Whether the dependency is a peer dependency
"isPeer": false,
// Whether the dependency is optional (npm only)
"isOptional": false
}
Bundle entities represent CSS and JS bundles of a Version. As JSON they look like this:
{
// The unique id of this bundle
"id": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
// The version id this bundle belongs to
"versionId": "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
// The brand this bundle is for
// The brand may be `null`
"brand": "core",
// The Origami Build Service url for this bundle.
"url"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// The size of this bundle in bytes; wth no compression "raw", and "gzip" compression
"sizes": {
"raw": 18000,
"gzip": 1500,
},
// When this bundle was updated
"updated": "2017-11-06T09:56:45.991Z",
// When this bundle was created
"created": "2017-11-06T09:56:45.991Z",
}
Get a list of all available Origami repositories as an array, with optional filtering. This endpoint responds with an array of Repository entities.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos
|
| Querystring |
|
| Status |
200 on success
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Repository entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos
Get a single Origami repository by ID. This endpoint responds with a Repository entity.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
|
Path (aliases) |
/v1/repos/:repo-id (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository) |
| Status |
200 on success404 if a repo matching :repo-id does not exist
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Repository entity |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example
The following aliases exist for this endpoint, and each will respond with a
307
status and a Location
header pointing to the correct
endpoint. When redirecting, a client should forward on any authentication headers.
/v1/repos/:repo-name
(where :repo-name is the name of a repository, this works for
all sub-routes)
Get a list of all versions for an Origami repository as an array. This endpoint responds with an array of Version entities.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository) |
| Status |
200 on success404 if a repo matching :repo-id does not exist
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Version entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions
Get a single version for an Origami repository by ID. This endpoint responds with a Version entity.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
|
Path (aliases) |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository and :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it) |
| Status |
200 on success404 if a repo and version matching :repo-id and :version-id does not exist
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Version entity |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7
The following aliases exist for this endpoint, and each will respond with a
307
status and a Location
header pointing to the correct
endpoint. When redirecting, a client should forward on any authentication headers.
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-number
(where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a
Repository and :version-number is the
semver number for a Version of it, this works
for all sub-routes)
Get a single manifest for an Origami repository and version by type. This endpoint
responds with the JSON contents of the requested manifest file. This endpoint requires
the READ
permission.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/manifests/:manifest-type (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository, :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it, and :manifest-type is the type of manifest to retrieve – one of about , bower , imageset ,
origami , or package . The only manifest type
that is guaranteed to exist is origami )
|
| Headers |
|
| Status |
200 on success401 if authentication failed403 if authorization failed404 if a manifest matching :repo-id,
:version-id, and :manifest-type does not exist
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Manifest contents |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/manifests/origami
Get a single markdown document for an Origami repository and version by type. This endpoint
responds with the markdown contents of the requested document. This endpoint requires
the READ
permission.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/markdown/:markdown-type (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository, :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it, and :markdown-type is the name of the document to retrieve – one of migration , designguidelines or readme )
|
| Headers |
|
| Status |
200 on success401 if authentication failed403 if authorization failed404 if a markdown document matching :repo-id,
:version-id, and :markdown-type does not exist
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Markdown contents |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/markdown/readme
Get a list of all demos for an Origami repository and version. This endpoint responds with an array of Demo entities.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/demos (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository and :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it) |
| Querystring |
|
| Status |
200 on success404 if there are no non-hidden demos for the
:repo-id and :version-id
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Demo entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/demos
Get a list of all images for an Origami repository and version, assuming that the repository is an image set. This endpoint responds with an array of Image entities.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/images (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository and :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it) |
| Querystring |
|
| Status |
200 on success404 if there are no images for the
:repo-id and :version-id, or the repository
is not an image set
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Image entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/images?sourceParam=curl
Get a list of all dependencies for an Origami repository and version. This endpoint
responds with an array of Dependency entities. This
endpoint requires the READ
permission.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/dependencies (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository and :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it) |
| Headers |
|
| Status |
200 on success401 if authentication failed403 if authorization failed404 if there are no dependencies for the
:repo-id and :version-id
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Dependency entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/dependencies
Get a list of bundles by language, for an Origami repository and version. This endpoint responds with an array of Bundle entities.
| Method |
GET
|
|---|---|
| Path |
/v1/repos/:repo-id/versions/:version-id/bundles/:language (where :repo-id is the unique identifier for a Repository, :version-id is the unique identifier for a Version of it, and :language is one of "css" or "js". |
| Querystring |
|
| Status |
200 on success400 if the :language or :brand is
invalid404 if the :repo-id and
:version-id were not found
|
|---|---|
| Headers |
|
| Body | Array of Bundle entities |
curl
command:curl \
-H 'X-Api-Key: ABC123' -H 'X-Api-Secret: XYZ456' \
https://origami-repo-data.ft.com/v1/repos/o-example/versions/1.3.7/dependencies


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Apple’s Ecosystem and Accessibility
Last updated: Jun 11, 2020
Earlier this year, my Airpods Pro began making a clicking sound, when in Noise Cancellation or transparency mode. I didn’t think much of it, and just used them regularly, until sound began distorting after a while of listening. I’ve simply stopped using them, as I shudder to think how much a cab ride to the nearest Apple Store, potentially an hour away, would cost. This is only one problem with the Apple ecosystem: being locked into Apple’s wireless headphones, other Bluetooth headphones, or other workarounds, and Apple Stores being far away, which is what I’ll be focusing on in this article. I will show, in the following paragraphs, how Apple’s handling of its ecosystem effects the hardware and software regarding accessibility matters. These matters may effect some in the general population, but people with disabilities are effected much more acutely.
Hardware
Apple’s hardware has usually been very well built. Reviewers often talk about nothing else. From the iPhone’s camera, iPad’s screen, Mac’s CPU and RAM, to the Watch’s health sensors, and the Airpod’s H1 chip, hardware, for Apple, is a big part of their products, and reviewers focus on that. But how does that help or hinder accessibility?
The TouchBar on the Mac
In late 2016, Apple’s MacBook Pro gained the Touch Bar, a touch strip across the top of the keyboard, replacing the function keys. The reason was to add variable icons which could visibly change functions across the operating system. Many people may have liked this change, as they could use hand-eye coordination to perform functions they otherwise would have used the trackpad and menus for. These type of users would not have known about keyboard shortcuts, using the function keys, and other easy ways of getting the same functions done without needing yet another touch input.
Blind people, however, are a bit different. We usually know many keyboard shortcuts, use the function keys without a problem, and do not always need a touch screen. The Touch Bar can be used, but it is much slower, as we have no tactile way of finding just one distinct item on the touch bar, like the play/pause button, or the volume slider. Once we have found the function we want, we must tap it twice to activate, like a sighted person must left click twice, once to focus the item, the next to activate it. In fact, VoiceOver, the screen reader for the Mac, had to adopt a command to raise or lower the volume via keyboard, since it is slower to do so on the Touch Bar. On the other hand, most operating system and application features can be accessed via keyboard commands, so I only need to use the Touch Bar for system functions like volume, brightness of the screen, and media playback when I’m not in the media player.
If a blind person wants to use their Mac as a Windows machine also, through Bootcamp, they must attach an external keyboard, or simply not use the function keys, as Windows screen readers have no such notion of a Touch Bar function key row, thus will not read what a user is selecting, and will also not let a user explore the touch bar to find a function before activating them, so one touch activates an item, even if it isn’t the one a user wants. See this Applevis forum post for more information on this.
I feel that Apple should have made this change on the MacBook Air, for regular consumers, and left the Pro machines alone. Yes, they could have made the power button into the Touch ID button on the pro machines, and I hope that, just as they revived the scissor-switch keyboards, they revive the Function keys as well. It would help me greatly in doing even simple tasks easier, like pausing, skipping, and rewinding audio, and handling volume and brightness more quickly.
There is still hope, however. This year, Apple released the MacBook Air refresh with the new keyboard. It has an Escape key, at least. Now, they just need to add back the other twelve keys on that row, and things will be back to normal.
The headphone jack
In 2016’s iPhone 7 and 7+, Apple removed the headphone jack, replacing it with their own Airpods, other Bluetooth headphones, and Lightning audio. They did not add another Lightning port onto the phone so that one could listen to wired headphones and charge the phone at the same time, or, as they did with the TouchBar on the MacBook, but left people to choose between wireless options if one wanted to be able to listen and charge the phone.
For most people, this isn’t an issue. They don’t usually need headphones, only using them when listening to music or movies, or playing games. Even then, some people just listen on speakers built into their phone, or use external speakers, like the HomePod. They also do not have to worry about latency. Music is not effected by it, and videos are usually delayed, so that the picture synchronizes with the audio.
For blind people, however, headphones are important. In order to use an iPhone, most blind people use a screen reader, which speaks information out loud using a voice like the one Siri uses. Using a screen reader without headphones means that anyone nearby can hear what the user’s phone is saying, which can reveal sensitive information like the phone numbers of people who call or text the person, user passwords, and even the pass code to their phone. This means that headphones are quite necessary. Some blind people own Braille displays, which gets output from a screen reader and displays it in braille, but these devices are expensive, starting at $600, up to near $6000, so are out of most blind people’s price ranges.
Wireless headphones, using Bluetooth, often have large lags when being used. If you play a game using them, you’ll surely notice it. A blind person who uses Bluetooth headphones must deal with that for all interactions with the phone. Imagine having to deal with a phone with a screen that lags behind what you’re doing on the phone, even by 300 Milliseconds. Some Bluetooth headphones are better, but none can match wired ones. Apple’s Airpods 2 and Airpods Pro come closer, but have their own problems: they still must be charged, have lesser battery life, and cost much for the sound quality they come with.
To solve all of these problems, I have bought a $10 Lightning to 3.5 Millimeter Headphone adapter, and use that with the headphones that I already have. Sure, I have to take my iPhone with me in my pocket wherever I go, but I usually do that anyways now that my Apple Watch is broken also. Sure, I don’t have my Lightning connector free, but I have a charging mat that I use to charge the phone. There is no lag when using VoiceOver, the sound quality is very good, and I don’t have to charge my headphones.
Hope is not lost, however. There is a rumor that iPhones could be completely wireless. Of course, one still must plug the iPhone into a computer, so it could be like the older MacBook products with a magnetic spot to plug dongles into. In this case, a third-party dongle could add the Lightning and headphone jack back to the iPhone.
The Home button and TouchID
In 2017, Apple shipped the iPhone X, the first iPhone without a home button. This was meant to extend the iPhone’s screen completely across the bottom of the screen, even though they had to notch the screen at the top. Along with the removal of the home button, they added FaceID. This replaced TouchID as the authentication method for unlocking the device in general usage of the phone.
Most users do not have a problem with FaceID. They raise the phone to look at it, and as they look at the camera, the phone unlocks. They can then swipe the lock screen away from the bottom, revealing the home screen. For sighted users, this is a quick, easy, and intuitive motion.
For blind people, it isn’t so simple. We do not have to look at our phones in order to use them. In fact, users with braille displays or hardware, Bluetooth keyboards, do not have to touch their phone. These users can easily and quickly enter their pass codes, however, so they usually are not effected by this. Most users must pick up the phone, wait for the unlock sound from the screen reader, then put it back down on the surface they were using it on before. If FaceID doesn’t work, they must angle the phone away and back again for another try. if it fails a few more times, they must enter their pass code, with headphones in, if they seek to preserve their privacy around others.
Hope is not lost, however. There is a rumor that a new iPhone SE type device, the iPhone 9, could be released this year with a home button, TouchID, and still sport the A13 CPU. This would be something that I myself may purchase, as I doubt there will be much greater features in the iPhone 12, released later this year.
Software
Apple’s software usually comes last in reviews. Reviewers may talk about the smooth animations, camera machine learning effects, or updates to apps. For users of Apple’s accessibility services, however, software is the core experience of a device, and what sets MacOS apart from Windows and Linux, and iOS apart from Android. I have covered Apple’s accessibility options extensively elsewhere, so I will use this section to highlight parts of software which effect accessibility indirectly.
Gatekeeper on MacOS
For a pro machine, the Mac lately has become a mess of confirmation dialog boxes and hindrances to opening software not blessed by Apple or its notarization process. For most users, even most blind users, this won’t be much of an issue. If you use Apple’s apps, or apps from the App Store, you’ll be fine. But what happens when you want to use, say, Emacs for editing text, or Retroarch for playing video games?
Blind people sometimes use specialized software to complete tasks. We use apps on our phones for recognizing pictures, money, and images of text, since these are not usually accessible to us. On the Mac, I use Emacs for editing text, using the Emacspeak extension, because I find it much easier and more enjoyable than Text Edit, Pages, and other alternatives. In fact, I am using Emacs right now, to write, and publish, this blog post. However, this program is not notarized by Apple’s processes, so instead of just being able to open it, I must open it from the contextual menu, press “Cancel,” then open it again, and press “Open.” My laptop is a pro machine; I should be treated as a professional. These features, as with the Touch Bar, should be left to MacBook Air users, or left for iPad users, when, or if, the iPad becomes a general-purpose computer.
Conclusion
In this article, I’ve explored how some of Apple’s decisions across its ecosystem have effected accessibility. Hardware has changed much, with software mainly being usable besides accessibility bugs and overbearing security. More about direct accessibility in software and services can be found in other articles. Other, smaller issues include the lack of Apple Stores is smaller cities, turning on iPhone not producing a vibration, sound, or other way for a blind person to immediately know when it has turned on, and the Mac’s startup chime disabled by default.
 I’d love to have your feedback, and thank you for reading.


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