In the second practice, I explored the Shift Data function that can offset points or other data by a specified interval. The example I followed was created by David Rutten and is shown on pages 46-47 in the Grasshopper Primer at:
http://static1.squarespace.com/static/51c6f9f3e4b0e47ad1bbc71c/t/521cf940e4b021571fc7d3a5/1377630528615/Grasshopper+Primer_Second+Edition_090323.pdf
To start, two circles were created, divided into points, and connected with lines.
Using the Shift List component, the points in the top circle can be shifted from the normal position. Here, the points are shifted 2 spaces.
Here, the points are shifted 10 spaces.