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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Pixelised
[dscrd-hush] <denio> The problem is that such bugs don't seem to interest anyone in the mainstream. Every day we hear about how bad Facebook and others deal with our data and what they do with it. But even in my lessons I notice that even young people are hardly interested in what happens to their data. Why should it be any different in the Cryptoworld? Everybody thinks "Private Coins" are the future...but to question why? No, I'd rather take the next hype with me...slowly it's getting boring. I find nowhere is the discrepancy between actual achieved and marketing BlaBla so great as in Crypto
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @denio that is why I am paying 10,000 HUSH
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> not many would do the work for free
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Facebook isn't built with zcash protocol either. This is a protocol-level bug, not a company spying on us (tho many companies would love to use this kind of bug in secret!!!!)
[dscrd-hush] <denio> i know i just wanted to say that private data isn't worth anything to most people.
[dscrd-hush] <denio> they simply don't care what happens to it. Whether their IP becomes visible or not...but I like to be convinced by the opposite. I give 1000 Hush to it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @denio agreed, most people don't care
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> but all the people at NSA, FSB, CSE + friends that want Tor + Zcash + Monero to work enough so they can hide on those networks, those people are extremely interested in this stuff
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Their lives depend on it and the lives of their coworkers depend on it
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> They don't want it to work for everybody
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Or be easy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Just enough so they can hide in plain sight
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> If people would understand this, everything would make more sense.
[dscrd-hush] <aledel> Ppl are paying to give they data #kyc
They dont Even know who they are giving it
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> Coin exchange.io is closing
[dscrd-hush] <AkiraX> We need a new place for btch
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @AkiraX do the work
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> make it happen
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @aledel you are right, people give their most personal data away to strangers, for the chance of gambling
[dscrd-hush] <denio> but i have hope for the future! We have to educate our children about the topic privacy...and i think they will get it. They are the first native Internet/Computer generation
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zero-Knowledge Math, if implemented correctly, can give us privacy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It's never been implemented correctly, yet
[dscrd-hush] <aledel> Then that 3th party sells ur data to highest bidder or lose it coz of poor "security"
[dscrd-hush] <denio> since i'm in crypto, i think security is a myth...but a myth that some guys can maybe bring in reality
[dscrd-hush] <maruse> Hi Duke what about this???
[dscrd-hush] <maruse> I want to say, you see the bug, but can be resolved??
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @maruse what about it, we have been talking about it for days?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> gosh, people misunderstand this stuff so much
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @maruse tldr: it's complex
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash is lying to the world
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's been fixed in a source code release, but most people need binaries
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> And I don't 100% trust zcash anymore, never will
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> We need the exploit to verify we are now secure.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> thanks to @denio for adding 1K HUSH to the bounty
[dscrd-hush] <aledel> Ppl get these "free" servises with out knowing/ignorin that they are product of that free servise
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> If you don't pay, you are the product.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> with cryptocoins and full nodes, you "pay" by running a full node and helping the network
[dscrd-hush] <maruse> And Zerocoin Protocol have the same??
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> that costs electricity, internet, etc..
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @maruse the coins i mention in the article are affected, i didn't look into zerocoin coins. Do you have one in mind I should look at right now?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I saw the price of Zcoin was up on this CVE in Zcash news, lol.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> So funny how the market reacts to some info, and not others
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Literally nobody cared about Sapling Woodchipper, but everybody cares about this CVE
[dscrd-hush] <aledel> Ppl goes where money goes
[dscrd-hush] <maruse> @dukeleto I have the tipicals: hush, Zer, Zcl, Komodo, Arrr. I though that ZeroCoin Protocol and ZeroCash Protocol were differents. Coins: Zcoin(xzc), Pivx for example???
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> zcash protocol != zerocash protocol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> zcash inherits from zerocash proto, and improves
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> so you are a bit confused
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> XZC and PIVX are zerocash protocol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> the others are not
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> hmm, pivx is a dash fork
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> stuff gets complex
[dscrd-hush] <maruse> @dukeleto This sure ♂!! Over information in net, make me crazy!! Thanks for your time and knowledge Duke
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> TLDR: the exploit is only related to sprout+sapling zaddrs, so far that I know. Sprout zaddrs were FUCKING LUCKY to not be affected
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash caught a break, but also, without proof, do you really believe them?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Sprout has the same exact bad code as Sapling.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> SAME EXACT
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> but because of the code that USES that code, it was lucky. We don't know if every zcash coin was lucky
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we only know that ZEC happened to be lucky with sprout
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> And they left that sprout code there!!!!
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I was aghast
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Any sane coder would add "defensive coding" to that, and prevent that same bug from ever accidentally happening in sprout
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> but since they were working in secret, lying to the world
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> They just did what they want.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> TLDR: This kind of bug may exist in many other coins
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I just happened to see it getting fixed in ZEC
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Does this make everybody cozy and warm?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I will look in Zerocash coins, i am intrigued now


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| enum | State { RUNNING, PAUSED, QUIT } |
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| void | run () |
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| void | close () |
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| void | load_media () |
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| bool | is_media_loaded () |
| This method is a test to know if media is loaded. More... | |
| void | change_scene (Scene *) |
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| void | set_game_background_color (int R, int G, int B, int A) |
| This Routine set the game background color. More... | |
| void | set_name (std::string) |
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| void | set_window_dimensions (std::pair< int, int >) |
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| std::pair< int, int > | get_window_dimensions () |
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| void | set_state (State) |
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| std::string | get_name () |
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| State | get_state () |
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| SDL_Renderer * | get_renderer () |
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| Scene * | get_actual_scene () |
| This method get the current scene of the game. More... | |
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| static Game & | get_instance () |
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| static Game & | initialize (std::string, std::pair< int, int >) |
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A Hitbox class.
This class is a model that contains all specifications of the game. What is necessary to load, pause and quit the game. All of attributes is too important to start the game, renderer, and resize the window.
| void Game::change_scene | ( | Scene * | level | ) |
Changes the scene.
Changes the scene based in its level and in its actual scene. Loads the media based in this.
level pointer to know which scene will be loaded.
| void Game::close | ( | ) |
Closes the game.
Closes the game, destroying its renderer, window, functions of the game and medias.
| Scene * Game::get_actual_scene | ( | ) |
This method get the current scene of the game.
It is important to load the media of the game
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| std::string Game::get_name | ( | ) |
This method get the current game name.
| SDL_Renderer * Game::get_renderer | ( | ) |
This method get the renderer of the game.
it is most important because it's the contact of the software with the user. It is one the principals parts to load and close the game.
| Game::State Game::get_state | ( | ) |
This method get the current game state.
It is important to know what the game state to run the game.
| std::pair< int, int > Game::get_window_dimensions | ( | ) |
This method get the window dimensions.
It is important to resize the window dimensions accordingly the dimensions that need to run the game without bugs.
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Initializes an instance if one does not exist.
p_name name of the game. p_dimensions dimensions of the window.
| bool Game::is_media_loaded | ( | ) |
This method is a test to know if media is loaded.
| void Game::load_media | ( | ) |
Load the media based its scene.
| void Game::run | ( | ) |
Runs the game.
Runs the game updating the scenes and verifying the states.
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This Routine set the game background color.
It is important to use RGBA to change the opacity of the background. R (red) G (green) B (blue) is the regular colors and the A is the opacity nivel.
| integer | containing the quantity of the red color to be set to the background. |
| integer | containing the quantity of the green color to be set to the background. |
| integer | containing the quantity of the blue color to be set to the background. |
| integer | containing the quantity of the Alpha (A) opacity to be set to the background. |
| void Game::set_name | ( | std::string | p_name | ) |
This Routine set the name of the game.
| string | containing the game name to be set. |
| void Game::set_state | ( | State | p_state | ) |
This method set the current game state.
| state | that contains the game state. |
| void Game::set_window_dimensions | ( | std::pair< int, int > | p_window_dimensions | ) |
This method set the window dimensions.
it is important to scale the window on the player screen and no errors happen.
| map | that contains two integer that will set the width and the height. |


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A distributed autonomous agent model
- DistributedAgentModel(DistSysRunContext, String, String) - Constructor for class org.simulationsystems.csf.distsys.core.api.distributedautonomousagents.DistributedAgentModel
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Instantiates a new distributed agent model.
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THis manager provides some utilities for the client (e.g.
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This is an object in the CSF that represents a distributed autonomous agent.
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The manager for a single distributed autonomous software agent (such as a JADE
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Represents a single distributed system containing one or more distributed agents.
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The Distributed System Run Configuration
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- DistSysRunGroupContext() - Constructor for class org.simulationsystems.csf.distsys.core.api.DistSysRunGroupContext
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1 I am Nahum, from the village of Elkosh. This is a message about the city of Nineveh, a message that Yahweh gave me in a vision.
2 Yahweh our God tolerates no rival gods to himself. He is very angry with those who worship other gods, and he continues to be angry with his enemies.
3 Yahweh does not quickly become angry; but he is very powerful, and he will never say that his enemies are innocent. Wherever he walks, there are whirlwinds and storms, and clouds are like the dust stirred up by his feet.
4 When he commands oceans and rivers to become dry, they dry up. He causes the grass to wither in the fields in the region of Bashan and on the slopes of Mount Carmel, and causes the flowers in Lebanon to fade.
5 When he appears, it is as though the mountains shake and the hills melt; the earth quakes, and the people on the earth tremble.
6 There is no one who can resist him when he becomes extremely angry; there is no one who can survive when his anger is very hot. When he is very angry, it is as though his anger is like a blazing fire, and it is as though mountains are shattered into pieces.
7 But he is good; he protects us, his people, when we experience troubles. He takes care of those who trust in him.
8 But he will get rid of his enemies; he will be to them like a flood that destroys everything.   It will be as though they will be burned up like dry stubble.
11 In Nineveh there was a man who advised people to do very wicked things against Yahweh.
12 But this is what Yahweh says to you Israelites:
"Although the people of Assyria have very many people and their army is very powerful,
they will be destroyed and will disappear. I say to my people in Judah, I have already punished you, but I will not punish you again.13 Now I will cause the people of Assyria to no longer enslave you; it will be as though I will tear off the shackles on your hands and feet."
14 And this is what Yahweh also declares about you people of Nineveh:
"You will not have any descendants who will continue to have your family names.

15 You people of Judah. Look! A messenger will come across the mountains, and he will bring good news to you. He will declare that you will now have peace.


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45 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 3:00 |
45 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
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Recently, my friend got some AMT. He'd wanted to try it for awhile, and previously had done 5-MeO-DiPT. I'm not an amateur to drugs, but to chemical compounds I'm fairly new (and done).
It started out normally. My friend capped some out in about 20-25mg caps. I ate two and so did he, about 8:00pm. I started to feel wierd about 9:30 and my friend vomited.. we went down to the basement and turned on Phish. About 10:00 I started to have a body buzz and I cuddled up with my friend's mother's fuzzy coat.. We felt like we were rolling and told stories. About 11:00pm we popped two more caps each. The rolling feeling continued until about 1:00am, then everything went totally wierd.
I started to feel like I was tripping harder than I ever had before.. I wasn't worried, because I'd only read about one bad AMT trip on-line, and it was with multiple drugs. Then my friend told me I was gay, as I was rubbing his head still, the rolling feeling not quite subsided.. that threw me totally off and I was completely obsessed with making him believe I was no homosexual.. This frightened me, because I am not a homophobe.. I started thinking way too much and it started a loop in my head. My friend said that the only thing I said after that was, 'I got it!' and then, 'There it goes!', over & over.
About 4:00am I remember a big man lifting me into an ambulance. My friend said that I had gotten naked and refused to put my clothes on. I broke his computer and urinated all over his bed.. I'd thrown CD's, broken a lamp and other things.  When we got to the Hospital, I urinated on the bed, again. I called the doctor 'Ronald McDonald'. I very faintly recall all of this.
 She said I was sweating everywhere and didn't recognize anyone. I don't remember anything except them giving me lots of shots.
I woke up later upstairs in a hospital room. I was so doped up that I did nothing but sleep for two days. Now it's Tuesday. This all happened on Saturday evening/Sunday morning. I have no feeling in my right index finger, and my left ear is completely deaf. The doctors don't know if this will get better, or if it is in direct relation to the AMT. All I know is that this is the worst things that's ever happened to me.
Please, anyone who does this drug, do it carefully and take a small amount.  My girlfriend has left, and I am completely depressed and sorry. This was the worst trip I ever had, and I don't think I ever would've come back had the doctors not countered the AMT with Anti-psychotics.
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output_profile_query = self._output_profile_transform(query)
weights = self.estimate_competence(output_profile_query.reshape(1, -1))
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if all(weight == 0 for weight in weights):
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if np.sum(weights) == 0:
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Chapter 9 Lab 9 Repeated Measures ANOVA
However, perhaps the main point is that you are under no obligation to analyse variance into its parts if it does not come apart easily, and its unwillingness to do so naturally indicates that one’s line of approach is not very fruitful. —R. A. Fisher
9.1 Betcha can’t type JHDBZKCO very fast on your first try
This lab activity uses the data from Behmer & Crump (2017) to teach one-factor repeated measures ANOVA with-up follow comparisons
9.1.1 STUDY DESCRIPTION
Behmer & Crump (2017) used the everyday task of typing on a computer keyboard to ask questions about how people learn to put sequences of actions together. Whenever you type a series of letters on the keyboard, you are putting a sequence of actions together, so typing is task that could be used to measure skilled sequencing. Typing also happens to be a convenient task for measuring sequencing. For example, every time a person types a letter, the timing of the button press and the letter pressed can be measured and stored for later analysis.
Behmer & Crump were interested in asking a few different questions, however, we will simplify everything and talk about replication. First we describe an interesting finding from previous research. Behmer & Crump repeated an experiment that should also produce this same finding. If they succeed in doing this, it means the finding can be replicated, and that it happens in more than one lab.
Finding from previous resaearch: Prior research showed that typists do something funny. Skilled typists can type normal words very fast. This suggests they know how to locate all of the letters on the keyboard, and can press each letter very quickly to type words. That part isn’t particularly funny. However, if you take really skilled typists and make them type random letters like this: kwitb dhhgjtryq xkldpt mazhyffdt, guess what happens? They slow down a lot. It’s kind of weird that a typist would slow down, after all they can type letters really fast when they appear in words, but not when they appear in random orders…what gives? Last, it turns out that typists are kind of in the middle in terms of speed, if you ask them to type non-words that have similar properties to words, such as: quenp hamlke phwempy.
To summarize, prior research showed that typing speed changes as a function of the structure of the text, roughly in this order from fastest to slowest.
(FASTEST) Normal Words < Word-like Non-words < Random strings (SLOWEST)
Replication question: Behmer & Crump also measured typists while they typed words, non-words that were English-like, and random strings. They had some additional things they were interested in, but for us, we are interested in whether they would show the same effect. Would they replicate the pattern: Normal words (Fastest) < Word-like Non-words (medium) <- Random strings (Slowest)?
9.1.2 Study Methods
The authors conducted a repeated measures experiment. A total of 38 subjects were used for the analysis.
Independent Variable: The IV Stimulus or typing material had three levels: Normal, Bigrams, and Random. Normal refers to normal 5 letter English words (like truck, or plant). Bigrams refers to non-words that have properties similar to words (e.g., phemt quilp). Random refers to 5 letter strings whose letters were totally random (qmklt gdrzn lprni).
Dependent Variables: There were three dependent variables, that all measured different aspects of typing performance. Reaction times (RTs) were defined as the temporal interval between seeing a stimulus (to type), and then starting to type it (first key press). Inter-keystroke intervals (IKSIs) are the times between each key-press. Last, accuracy was also measured (correct or incorrect key-presses)
The task: Participants (who happened to also be students from Brooklyn College) sat in front a computer. They were presented with one stimulus (word, bigrams, or random) at a time. As soon as they saw the string of letters, they typed it as quickly and accurately as they could, then they moved on to the next trial.
Reminder, this is a repeated measures design because each participant typed letter strings from the word, bigrams, and random conditions.
9.2 Lab Skills Learned
- Conducting a one-factor repeated measures ANOVA
- Conducting follow-up comparisons
9.3 Important Stuff
- citation: Behmer, Lawrence P., Crump, M. J. C. (2017). Spatial Knowledge during Skilled Action Sequencing: Hierarchical versus Non-Hierarchical Representations. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics, 79, 2435-2448.
- Link to .pdf of article
- Data in .csv format
9.4 JAMOVI
In this lab, we will use jamovi to:
- Conduct and graph a One-Factor Repeated Measures ANOVA
- Use a post-hoc test to locate differences
9.4.1 Experiment Background
In this experiment, Behmer and Crump (2017) recruited 38 subjects to type words presented on a screen as quickly as they could. The independent variable was typing material and it had 3 levels: Normal (5 letter English words), Bigrams (5 letter non-words that have properties like real words), and Random (random 5 letter strings). The authors wanted to know whether reaction time (RT) was different according to the type of word being typed.
Dependent Variables: There were three dependent variables, that all measured different aspects of typing performance. Reaction times (RTs) were defined as the temporal interval between seeing a stimulus (to type), and then starting to type it (first key press). Inter-keystroke intervals (IKSIs) are the times between each key-press. Last, accuracy was also measured (correct or incorrect key-presses). For this analysis we will use Pure RTs
as our one DV.
Nota bene: This is a repeated measures design because each participant typed letter strings from the word, bigrams, and random conditions.
9.4.2 Conduct a One-Factor Repeated Measures ANOVA
For this part of the tutorial, we will use the file below. Here is the link; it’s called BehmerCrumpMeanRTs.sav. Each person’s data is contained within a row: there are 3 measurements corresponding to all stimulus conditions.
9.4.3 Post-hoc tests
To find out where the difference among these 3 conditions exists, we will use post-hoc tests in the form of a paired-samples t-test. This method takes 2 groups at a time and tests for pairwise differences. There are three comparisons that can be made here:
- normal vs. bigram
- bigram vs. random
- random vs. normal
We will use a paired-samples t-test instead of an independent-samples t-test because in each comparison, the same people are being remeasured in each group.
To conduct a one-factor repeated measures ANOVA and post-hocs tests in jamovi, follow these steps, and you will see the rght side of the screen update with the chosen analyses and statistics:
9.4.4 Practice Problems
Run the same analysis as illustrated in this lab tutorial but with accuracy (correct) as the dependent variable. Use an alpha level of .05. Remember to calculate means per subject and stimulus first. This will generate a table, whose values you can enter into a new SPSS spreadsheet file.
Is there an effect of stimulus on error rate? If so, conduct the appropriate planned comparisons.


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3 power snatches
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Do 3-5 RMU the first minute, 3 power snatches the second then 3-5 RMU the third minute and so on.
Loading should be heavy but with good form.
3x6 @ 70-80% of 1rm
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Devils Press
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The goal is to go heavy but with good form.
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3x5 @ 75-85% of c&j (clean and jerk) 1rm(one rep max)
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Should be heavy but also with good form. Try to focus on using your legs to explode up. Keep your whole foot on the ground during the lift to generate maximum power.
6 STOH (Shoulder To Overhead) @ 50kg/35kg
6 TTB (Toes To Bar)
Rest 3 min
30 DU (Double Unders)
8/6 cal assault bike
Rest 3 min
6 double KB swing @24kg/16kg
6 burpee box jump
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Go har during the three minutes then try to get your heartrate down as much as you can during the three minute rest.
Focus on your breath.
5 Dead lift 70-75%
5 Strict HSPU
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Find your 75% of 1 RM in your deadlift. Add weight if needed.
If 5 strict HSPU is too easy, add weights and do deficit.
5x3 85% of 1 RM
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You can add weight after every set but focus on good form.
5 weighted pull ups
5 weighted dips
15 weighted GHD sit ups
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Find a weight where you can perform maximum 5 strict pull ups/dips.
The last rep should be close to failure.
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Start with the bar on the ground and try to go ”touch and go” on each rep.
If you drop the bar, you have to start over from thruster.
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Focus on good form and being exlposive.
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For time
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20 back squats 110 KG
20 bar muscle ups
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Long and heavy workout focusing on good form and being able to sting as many pullups/C2B/Muscle up when breathing heavily.
Focus on your breath.
Every 90 sec for 6 rounds
2 snatch
Every 90 sec for 6 rounds
5x5 Push press @ heavy weight
Description:
Try to do ”touch and go” on every set.
Choose a weight where you can perform all 5 reps to look the same.
5 rounds for time
30 cal row
15 cal ski erg
50 double unders
Description:
Go hard on the row and ski erg. Quick transitions and try to recover during the double unders.
Focus on your breath.


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The goal and the audience
I believe Kate Raworth’s goal in this book was to lay the groundwork for a new paradigm within the field of Economics. This means that this book is primarily aimed at economists and economics students. She writes the book at a level of complexity, however, that makes the book approachable for anyone curious about economics and how it affects our society today.
The reading Experience
I wouldn’t say this book is a page turner, or a particularly fun read, but it is exciting and inspiring. It’s a call for revolution written as if it were a textbook: it introduces totally new ideas addressing today’s economic issues, but in a logical, pedagogical, and well-cited manner. So while I had to work a bit to get through this book, the ideas within it were well worth the effort.
So what is this book actually about?
Raworth starts by pointing out the issues with modern economics: they’re not very modern. We are running today’s dynamic, international, digital economy based on the philosophy of dead white guys from 100-300 years ago. Our world economy is based on principles written by guys who had never heard of emails, global warming, or international tax havens. This results in a study that hasn’t kept up with the changing needs of our global economy.
What is Raworth’s counter offer to the stale set of economic models that currently chug along at 3 miles to the gallon today? The donut (she spells it doughnut since she’s British). This is a diagram of 12 social dimensions. At the center of the donut is a shortfall of that social dimension: starvation, ubiquitous homelessness, no access to electricity, etc. At the outer end of the donut is an overshoot of these dimensions: obesity and wildlife destruction from excessive agriculture, every person owning three 200m2 houses, or so much electricity usage that we are contributing to global warming.
Many of Raworth’s dimensions make sense along the shortfall-overshoot spectrum, but many also don’t appear to have an overshoot range. Is there such a thing as too much gender equality, too much peace & justice, too much health? Despite this small awkwardness, the donut is a clear image that immediately gets its point across. Embedded in this image is the radical idea that economics should not be optimizing for GDP growth; instead, it should be a balancing act of maintaining human wellbeing with practices that can sustain our planet in the long term.
And Raworth spends a lot of time shitting on what is effectively the internationally ingrained pyramid scheme of GDP growth. Our societies are set up in a way where they will fail without constant growth. This is how we fund our governments. This is how we ensure the mental wellbeing of the population. But there are huge issues associated with this.
GDP growth can’t continue growing exponentially in a world of fixed resources unless we rapidly decouple wealth creation from the extraction of material from the Earth. Raworth remains agnostic about the possibility of this decoupling, but that’s not the only reason she poo-poos GDP. GDP doesn’t account for inequality as shown by stagnant real wages between 2002-2012 in the US for the bottom 70% of earners: this was not reflected at all in the US’s ever growing GDP during that period. Furthermore, GDP growth as a north star promotes movement towards the “overshoot” region of the donut. This is what has led to mass consumerism, excessive deforestation, overfishing, and other avoidable environmental degradation.
The new economic paradigm
So what should we change our paradigm to? Kate Raworth spends a lot of time talking about this new paradigm of economics. Firstly, the economy is not a closed system. It is a network that has effects on government, politics, personal well being, and a number of other aspects of human life. This means that economic thinking should not be separated from sociology, psychology, and ecology.
 Inequality will not inevitably rise and then fall as countries become wealthier. The data that led to the original Kuznets curve came from a set of the first modernizing countries when the world was very different and this curve has not been reproduced in more recent times. Okay, so what should we do about this? Raworth is a fan of a universal basic income, open source design, and shaking up today’s patent design system. She pushes for a knowledge commons: instead of corporations patenting and then locking up designs, make them public knowledge so that anyone can innovate building on that design. Mix this with 3D printers and you have people manufacturing their required household goods locally instead of ordering everything from Amazon. I thought that was a pretty neat idea.
Thirdly, she promotes modeling the economy through systems instead of mechanical equilibrium. When modern economics was developed, the mathematics of chaos theory hadn’t been invented yet. But now it exists and we know for a fact that it is more accurate a model of systems of human interaction than mechanical equilibrium. As a data scientist who has built some models like this, I totally see the benefit here. It’s like we’re using a black pen and paper to try to paint a rainbow: classical economic modeling is too much of an oversimplification to properly capture the essence of the economy.
Fourthly, she talks about designing goods to be reused, repurposed, fixed, or -as a last resort - recycled. You may be thinking, that’s fine and dandy, but I’ve heard this 100 times before.  Essentially this movement is built on the principles of:
- Modularity: imagine if all manufactured goods fit together as well and in as many flexible ways as legos do.
- Open standards: if everything is using the same standard, they can work together better.
- Open source: people can make these things themselves because the recipe is public knowledge (think 3d printing, for example)
- Open data: documenting the location and availability of materials so that we don’t need purchasing managers with highly specialized knowledge to acquire the goods needed for manufacture.
Final Thoughts
At the end of the day, Donut Economics is an incredibly important book.Perhaps the most important book for our times. I think this gives guidance for the specifics of the paradigm shift our world needs to address the challenges of our times.
I often ponder the question: if I could make everyone on Earth read a single book, what would that book be. It used to be Enlightenment Now, by Stephen Pinker. But after having read this, I’m pretty sure Donut Economics would be my answer.
Links
- Kate Raworth's main website on donut economics
- TED talk on donut economics


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Solitaire is all about simple rules. Can I put this card on this tableau? How many cards can I move at once? It turns out that these rules are relatively easy to store as data in arrays and objects. This has a few big benefits:
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
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| T+ 2:30 |
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I have times stated during this report, they are approximate my phone become unreadable about the time I made a saftey call.
I started the trip with a friend we had 150mg of 2C-T-2 'Squid love'. We both choose to rail some, I was wanting a stong trip and inhaled about 40mg over the next 3 mins, he had about 18mg.
We then left the party about 10pm deciding that tripping alone and walking back to his house would be fine, it was.
T+ 5-10 mins: We just turned the corner I remarked that I wasn'tt feeling anything too heavy just yet, thou the burn from Squid was amazing, not the most painful substance to rail but definantly wins if you think about for how long the pain can stick around.
I start feeling a tightness in my stomach, and my friend yaks. We joke about his weak stomach for a sec and notice first audio effects, the powerlines are crackling. He says yeh nopticed it on my last trip, little weird eh? Asked if that's going to follow us the whole way home, shrug and a laugh we keep walking.
T+ 15 mins: The sides of my vison are now blurry, shadows flickering, nothign to strong but it definantly effecting me, take a few more steps and have to yak, stare at the ground for a good 15 seconds amazed the grass and sand is writhing beneath me.
Pull myself up and set off to catch up, chatting about what we are seeing, both decide that it's a sinister drug - sneaking up on the corner of your vision, shadows change, noise is distant, hollow almost. Our bodys are being work over right now, head feels detached from neck, because of blurr it feels like I'm bobbing alon at about 6ft high, my body however isn't have the best time. So more yakking and noticed clenches almost when I tried to relax, it made walking an experiance, adding a fast-slow sway back and forth while heading forwards almost like walking and having a seizure.
T+30 mins: I had now had well and truly enough of this experiance, with 45 mins left to I walk sat down and called a friend back at the party, mate who was with me said not too use a saftey line so lightly, I said that I really didn't feel capable of walking the rest of the way, we had drunk all the water (god that help settle the stomach after some yakking) and we were exceptionally thirsty, with no taps near-by, and a glowing coke maching and no change! Friend answers, I explain where we are ask if he'd come pick me up, say he really can't have a fair bit to drink and would be over the limit, damn. But the stopping and distracting myself helped more than a yes could have. With new resolve and a seemingly better grasp on things we set off again.
T+35mins-1:20 : Wow, we ranted and raved the whoule way back to his house, just about what I can't remember, but ego loss, paranoia (a huge dose for me) and revenge for acts showing basic lack of respect for a human were involved. Visuals and now very intense and body effects have not become worse so I guess that makes them better. Halting outside my friend house I ask if anyone in there had had 2C-T-2 before, no he says.  We talk a little bit about this and then head in, that was that paranoia before, we were both in a state I didn't want to invade someones home with this 'evil' all very cute and scary but somehow through all of this a I was still having alot of fun.
T+1:30, Walk in explain that were tripping, what on etc. get berated a bit for taking dangerous drugs, we haed off and have a bucket, the weed sets a nice gloy to things start feeling relaxed, never thought about the paranoia again, psyche and sense of place were still all over the place thou. I sit down and watch a movie the lcd screen is warping and colours are irridesent, nothing is staying still, and the closer I look the more it's moving, seeing in fractles was the best term we had for it. I finally work out the film is 'Half Baked' plot line is impossible to understand and i wander back to the kitchen, friend comments that the trip is like film editing, laugh, yeh trying to make sense of a whole when you can only focus in little bits.
T+2:30, another (very drunk) friend comes back home, I then suggest we take the remaining Squid I have left, about, 65mg. The drunk friend and myself take the battle lines, we go back downstairs smoke a few more buckets and and feeling good but ravaged, i sit on the couch and wander between bedrooms till morning, at one point sitting witht the drunk frien we agree that the trip was amazing, I lost any real grasp that I'd have 2 and 3x as much as my friends.
The visuals over this period were intense and when i closed my eyes it was a void of something that wasn't quite light, ideas of things could rush at me out of this void, all very weird never experianced a reality like this on and other substance.
The floorboard made out of bleeding jarrah did in fact bleed and I preferred not to look at them, evil could still come out of the shadows.
T+ Dawn: Feeling a changed man I put on my sunglasses and walk out of my friends house, visuals and still strong, body is physicaly exhausted. On my walking home I have to remover the sunglasses because of the contrast of light blurry vision and dark hallucination vision.
When I get home I take a shower I can feel the heat of the water but not the actual showering itself, the shower screens still moving and I can't make sense of the world around me, physical co-ordinate is worse than at the end of a 5 day weekend , no sleep. decide to sit down play on my computer and listen to music, I soo become absorbed in looking at images on my computer, pass a few more hours with the extra colours and warmth from my vision and pass out.
*Noted*
On 2C-T-2 trips since negetive effects haven't noticable in strength, even with insufflated dose bordering on 30mg.
After tripping on Squid-love, I've wanted to take ecstacy less and have noted that even when i do the experiance feels suppressed, I think this is all mental, but it could be a lasting side effect.
I feel that on this first trip I had far too much or the substance, I was removed for my ego and my psyche, the empathy and communicating with people while feeling like a different person, humaitarian emotions intensified. It was a ++++ trip but I do feel desestised to my trips of anykind now, when you come close to killing yourself and love every second...
I feel the urge to take 2C-T-2 now, I'd say it's addictive mentally, a few of my friends agree, altough not a powerful addiction it's wispering in your ear remind one that it's never not a choice, you want to try it again. I'd say thou the drug is an accquierd taste, it borders so close on an unpleasent experiance.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Installation
$ gem install kicker -s http://gemcutter.org
The short version
Usage: ./bin/kicker [options] [paths to watch] Available recipes: ignore, jstest, rails, ruby. -s, --silent Keep output to a minimum. -q, --quiet Quiet output. Don't print timestamps when logging. -c, --clear Clear console before each run. -l, --latency [FLOAT] The time to collect file change events before acting on them. Defaults to 1 second. -r, --recipe [NAME] A named recipe to load. -e, --execute [COMMAND] The command to execute. -b, --ruby [PATH] Use an alternate Ruby binary for spawned test runners. (Default is `ruby')
The long version
Execute a shell command
Show all files, whenever a change occurs in the current work directory:
$ kicker -e "ls -l" .
Show all files, whenever a change occurs to a specific file:
$ kicker -e "ls -l" foo.txt
Or use it as a ghetto-autotest, running tests whenever files change:
$ kicker -e "ruby test/test_case.rb" test/test_case.rb lib/file.rb
Et cetera.
Using recipes
A recipe is a predefined handler. You can use as many as you like, by specifying them with the --recipe (-r) option.
For instance, when in the root of a typical Ruby on Rails application, using the rails recipe will map models, concerns, controllers, helpers, and views to their respective test files. These will then all be ran with Ruby.
A few recipes come shipped with Kicker:
- Typical Ruby library.
- Ruby on Rails, as aforementioned.
- JavaScript tests, to run it needs HeadlessSquirrel.
- Ignore, ignores logs, tmp, and svn and git files.
Add your own shared recipes to ~/.kick.
Project specific handlers
Most of the time, you’ll want to create handlers specific to the project at hand. This can be done by adding your handlers to a .kick file and running Kicker from the directory containing it.
This file is reloaded once saved. No need to stop Kicker.
Writing handlers
Whenever file-change events occur, Kicker will go through a chain of handlers until that the files list is empty, or the end of the chain is reached.
Handlers are objects that respond to call. These are typically Proc objects. (If you know Rack, you’re familiar with this concept.) Every handler gets passed a list of changed files and can decide whether or not to act on them. Normally when handling a file, you should remove it from the files list, unless you want to let the file fall through to another handler. In the same way, one can add files to handler to the files list.
Time for a simple example
process do |files| execute("rake docs:generate && open -a Safari html/index.html") if files.delete("README.rdoc") end
A handler is defined by passing a block to process. Which is one of three possible callback chains to add your handlers to, the others being: pre_process and post_process. See Kernel for more info.
Then README.rdoc is deleted from the files array. If it did exist in the array and was deleted, a shell command is executed which runs a rake task to generate rdoc and open the docs with Safari.
Something more elaborate.
Consider a Rails application with a mailer. Since the naming convention of mailer views tend to be fairly application specific, a specific handler has to be added:
process do |files| test_files = files.take_and_map do |file| if path =~ %r{^app/views/mailer/\w+\.erb$} 'test/unit/mailer_test.rb' # elsif ... handle more app specific stuff end end Ruby.run_tests test_files end
The files list is iterated over with the Array#take_and_map method, which both removes and maps the results. This is an easy way to do a common thing in recipes. See Kicker::ArrayExt for details.
The handler then checks if the file is a mailer view and if so runs the mailers test case. Ruby.run_tests runs them with something like the following command:
execute "ruby -r #{test_files.join(' -r ')} -e ''" unless test_files.empty?
See Kernel for more info on the utility methods.
To load recipes from your ~/.kick file:
recipe :ignore ignore(/^data\//)
That’s basically it, just remember that the order of specifying handlers can be important in your decision on where to specify handlers.
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A simulated mote.
All motes have an interface handler, a mote type and a mote memory.
- See Also
- org.contikios.cooja.MoteInterfaceHandler
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org.contikios.cooja.MoteMemory
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org.contikios.cooja.MoteType
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- Fredrik Osterlind
| abstract Collection<Element> org.contikios.cooja.Mote.getConfigXML |
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Returns XML elements representing the current config of this mote. This is fetched by the simulator for example when saving a simulation configuration file. For example a mote may return the configs of all its interfaces. This method should however not return state specific information. (All nodes are restarted when loading a simulation.)
- See Also
- #setConfigXML(Simulation, Collection, boolean)
- Returns
- XML elements representing the current mote config
| int org.contikios.cooja.Mote.getID |
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Returns the interface handler of this mote.
- See Also
- #setInterfaces(MoteInterfaceHandler)
- Returns
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| MemoryInterface org.contikios.cooja.Mote.getMemory |
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Returns the memory of this mote.
- See Also
- #setMemory(MoteMemory)
- Returns
- Mote memory
| Simulation org.contikios.cooja.Mote.getSimulation |
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Returns simulation which holds this mote.
- See Also
- #setSimulation(Simulation)
- Returns
- Simulation
| MoteType org.contikios.cooja.Mote.getType |
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Returns mote type.
- See Also
- #setType(MoteType)
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- Mote type
| void org.contikios.cooja.Mote.removed |
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Called when mote is removed from simulation
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| configXML | Config XML elements |
- See Also
- getConfigXML()
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:


SOMEBODY TO LOVE A film review by Peer Wandel Hansen Copyright 1995 Peer Wandel Hansen
Rating (0-10) 7.5
Directed by Alexandre Rockwell Written by Sergei Bodrov, Alexandre Rockwell Cast Rosie Perez, Harvey Keitel, Anthony Quinn, Michael DeLorenzo, Steve Buscemi, Quentin Tarantino, Samuel Fuller, Steven Randazzo, Stanley Tucci, Gerardo Cinematography Robert D. Yeoman Music by Tito Larriva, Charlie Midnight Produced by Lila Cazes Running Time 100 minutes
This is a charming movie about the young actress Mercedes (Rosie Perez) making a living as a "taxi-dancer" (dancing with the customers for money) in Nick's (Steven Randazzo) Dance Club. At the same time she is desperately fighting for just a little part in a Hollywood production, that will get her recognized and eventually famous.
Her lover is the former TV-star Harry Harrelson (Harvey Keitel) but he doesn't support her all that much in fulfilling her ambition. Instead she throws herself in the arms of Ernesto, a Mexican admirer she meet at Nick's Dance Club. This relationship develops into a strange love affair, where Ernesto declare his love to her by tattooing her name all across his chest. But Mercedes can not leave Harry, but he still refuses to leave his wife and see his life develop in the right direction after he has been offered to play a part in a new Tarzan movie. This is where we see the famous scene where Harvey Keitel is reciting Shakespeare, wearing only leopard-pants.
Mercedes want to get out, but need a large sum of money, so she can leave the city and fulfill her dream. Ernesto take contact to Emillio, a shady gangster (Anthony Quinn) who will give him the money but in return he must assassin one Emillio's enemies, with fatal consequences for Ernesto.
This is the second move from Alexandre Rockwells, and the captivating atmosphere found in the former IN THE SOUP (1992) has been preserved, even though the budget for this movie is somewhat larger. This is a great movie and Rosie Perez, Harvey Keitel play their parts astounding, and Quentin Tarantino has a small part playing the Bartender in one of the scenes, making one of his notorious speeches (like in SLEEP WITH ME)
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Welcome to the Roman de la Rose Digital Library, a joint project of the Sheridan Libraries of Johns Hopkins University and the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The creation of this resource and the digitization of manuscripts from the BnF was made possible by generous support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The goal of the Roman de la Rose Digital Library is to create an online library of all manuscripts containing the 13th-century poem Roman de la Rose. We currently have digital surrogates of more than 130 Roman de la Rose manuscripts, and our collection continues to grow.
This Digital Library features new content and enhanced functionality, and builds upon the previously developed prototype Roman de la Rose: Digital Surrogates of Medieval Manuscripts. We are continuing our relationship with the founding partners of the Digital Surrogates project, including the Walters Art Museum, the Bodleian Library, the Morgan Library & Museum, and the J. Paul Getty Museum, while working with an ever-broadening group of new institutions and private collectors who have contributed digital images of their manuscripts. Through the efforts of our project team and advisory committee, the Digital Library has been developed as a resource for scholars in a variety of disciplines, as well as for a wider public. All users must review and accept our terms and conditions.
The collections, services, and infrastructure of the Roman de la Rose Digital Library are intended to be dynamic. We look forward to engaging the community to help us consider new content and different features to be added over time, which will be discussed on the site's blog. In order to maintain and build the Roman de la Rose Digital Library, we will need support from this community. Please consider making a donation.


Finds the first instance of a given value inside the stack. Needs to be the exact value.
Return -1 if not found.
The value you're trying to find needs to be an exact match (case sensitive) to the stack value.
| Box Name |
Type |
Description |
| Stack Name |
String |
Name of the stack to search for the value |
| Variable |
Name of the variable to save the position of the found value under |
|
| Find |
Var./String/Real |
The value to find in the stack |
| Find Value |
Stack |
Result |
| “blue” |
[“yellow”,”red”,”blue”,”orange”,”blue”] |
2 |
| “blue” |
[“yellow”,”red”,”blue cat”,”orange”] |
-1 (not found) |
| “blue” |
[“yellow”,”Blue”,”blue cat”,”blue”] |
3 |


If you want MORE typography stuff
CocoaPad may be simple, but it's a powerful word processor. It supports such advanced typography features such as kerning, ligatures, writing direction, etc., previously only found in big, expensive page layout programs.
If you want to use these features, explore the Font and Text menus. However, we'll quickly cover what you can do:
- Kern (in the Font menu): Used to alter the amount of space between letters. Use the Tighten command to scrunch letters together, the Loosen command to widen them apart, and the Use Default or Use None command to return them to normal.
- Ligatures (in the Font menu): Ligatures are fancy characters made from usually two letters (such as fl and fi) that have parts of their characters joined with the other one. Choosing Use Default or Use All will substitute, for example, fi, with the appropriate ligature. Choosing Use None will get rid of ligatures. Not all fonts, such as Helvetica, have ligatures, but a lot, such as New York, Charcoal, and Hoefler Text, support ligatures.
- Baseline (in the Font menu): The baseline controls how far text dips below or rises up from the norm. Choose Raise to raise text bit by bit above normal level, and Lower to lower text bit by bit below normal level. The Baseline menu also comes with two handy commands, Superscript and Subscript, which are essentially predefined baseline levels for your text. You probably already know what these do. Superscript raises text above the line, which can be useful in math equations, like (x + y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2. Subscript lowers text below the line, and can be useful in chemical formulas (for example, CO2).
- Character Shape (in the Font menu): Some fonts offer special ways of making charactersthe sole item in this submenu toggles the character shape between Traditional Form and the font's specialized character shapes. According to Apple, "This feature is currently used to specify traditional shapes in Chinese and Japanese scripts, but font developers could use it for other scripts as well."
- Copy Style and Paste Style (in the Font menu): Used to copy and paste text with formatting intact.
- Writing Direction (in the Text menu): Select Right to Left to toggle right to left writing, where text types from the right to the left.