Power Query to consume Azure ML Web Service

I've been struggling with creating a Power Query to consume an Azure ML web service and believe it's probably time for help from the community.
The Azure ML web service needs the following:
OData Endpoint Address
API Key
JSON formatted body
JSON formatted response
Chris Webb's post (http://cwebbbi.wordpress.com/2014/04/19/web-services-and-post-requests-in-power-query/) gets most of the way there, but I'm missing something.
My sample Azure ML Web Service API: https://ussouthcentral.services.azureml.net/workspaces/ca45b0a19ee14a95aecde329dcb6c2b9/services/71d0c6db78214e63b63e335e07f1dd7d/score/help
Any thoughts or examples that could be provided would be appreciated.
Anthony Martin | www.pragmaticworks.com

Hi Curt, and how do I pass input parameters to a ML web service? I need to pass some parameters to an experiment I created and I´m trying to use the code below...
How do I need to change the code below to pass along 6 input parameters? Many thanks, Daniel
let
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://ussouthcentral.services.azureml.net/odata/workspaces/3a1d1f26c7de4ab2984b017cfed66a07/services/28fecca0a77d484bbe76e2e266ee9100/score",
[Headers=
[#"Authorization"= "Bearer h8EMTuSgrg3nWj6KGLw0qFKhpy1xYPOcdpjnFnOzuVOxQZWcSMP4H1O19JhsN0UwKoT2kcL7sNZsVA70F2I68w==",
#"Content-Type"= "application/json"]]
in
Source

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