Sunday, May 01, 2005
Shortly after getting up we got a call asking for Mae to meet with the Bishop at 8:45 AM. It was a beautiful morning so we just walked to the church. We really enjoyed the cool beautiful walk. Mae was called to be in the Relief Society as a Literacy Specialist. Our membership records were read in today and then Mae was sustained in the calling. She was set apart right after the Block. Bob invited us for dinner and when we went up Linda and Juliann were there. They came up for the Women’s Conference. We enjoyed the meal and visiting with Linda and Juliann. Linda and Roy are putting in their papers for a mission call. It will be after July before they can go. Mae and I came down and took a nap. Shortly after we lay down the Relief Society President came over to bring Mae a book. I slept for a while. Bob said there was a show on but when I turned it on it was the “Home Teacher”. I watched it about five minutes and turned it off. I don’t like that kind of show. Mae got on the inter-net while I filled capsules. We called and talked to Shellie for a while. I filled in my journal for today. It was after 11 before we went to bed.
Monday, May 02, 2005
We were most of the day moving things in from the trailer. Bob helped me quite a bit. Mae put thing away and then this afternoon she had a Dr. appointment. After empting the trailer I mowed the lawns with Bob’s rider lawn mower. I watched a show on TV but Mae kept working on the house.
Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Before going to Mike & Becky’s we stopped at the Star Restaurant for breakfast. We got to Mike’s place before 9:30 AM. We visited with Becky’s mother before she left. It was good to hear about some of their mission experiences. Mae played with Mattie & Jessie and I balanced our checking account. I also worked on the plans for David’s shop. Mae called me for help as Mattie had shoved her hand through the toe of Mae’s slipper. She could not pull it back. We worked a plastic bag over her hand and through the slipper which made it smooth enough to pull her hand out. At 3 PM I left for S.L. to meet with Sandi and then we met with her investment adviser concerning the money she will be getting from the settlement of Terry’s accident. We were there almost 2 hours. Sandi and I went out to eat and visit after that. When I got back to Mike’s David, Taylor, Mae and I played some card games. Mae said that Mattie had a high fever this evening. Mae went to bed about 10:30 PM as she may be up with the children. I filled out my journal and played a game on the computer before going to bed.
Wednesday, May 04, 2005
We got up at 6 AM to fixes breakfast for David and Taylor before they went to school. Today I worked on David’s plans and Mae and I went through some of the pictures to show the family Friday evening. I got a couple of short naps today. Becky got home about 4:30 PM. I think the children were glad to have her home. We stayed for dinner and then left shortly after 7 PM. Bob came down shortly after we got home and told us of a show on TV. We turned it on but then felt that we had better things to do than watch it, so turned it off. I entered my journal and while doing that Charles Hyer called to visit with me about Sandi’s investments. The computer tried to go into stand by and locked up. It took me a few minutes to recover. David also called and we visited concerning his plans. Before going to bed Mae and I each played a game on the computer. There is something relaxing about it and we play “Spider Solitary” and if it gets to where it looks like we can’t win it we just start a new game. Oh well, we have fun with it.
Thursday, May 05, 2005
We slept in until almost 7 AM. After the morning regular routine Bob and I went up to David and Shauna’s and measured their house for a plot plan. We then drove up to Porterville just to look around at property. I didn’t get to excited about it. Mae had gone out to lunch with Jeff when I returned so I warmed something up. We visited with Jeff for a while when they came back. Mae got on the computer to work on pictures so I went looking for a Western Union so I could send some money to Roger Sylvia. After doing that I went over to the White Elegance and bought Mae a white sweater for Mothers Day. I stopped at Bryce’s and looked at what he wants me to repair for them. We visited for a while. Mae was still working on the computer when I returned. We ate some dinner and watched a show on TV. Mae wanted to read or work on pictures so I went into the bedroom and watched another show.
Friday, May 06, 2005
We slept in until 6:30 AM. I had slept in the recliner last night because of stomach problems. The pills I am taking seem to be helping but not totally. Bob came down and invited us to breakfast of biscuits & gravy. We set the table down here as Carroll has things on her table right now. I worked on the computer most of the day working on budgets and David & Shauna’s plans. I took a nap at 5 PM while Mae went to town to make some changes in our insurance and to a book and other supplies. We went to the Ogden Temple with Bob and Mark this evening as it was Ward Temple night. We didn’t see very many from the Ward there. It was a nice session and I was alert all the way though.
Saturday, May 07, 2005
We got up and had breakfast then I went over to Roy to correct the Western Union money transfer as I had not used Roger’s given name, for Roger is a nick name. I got that corrected and then went to Scott’s where Scott, Mike & Jeff helped move out the rest of our storage in the basement. We also exchanged the refrigerator of Mae’s mother and put the one of that was downstairs. It was 2:30 PM when I got home. I took a nap before we went over to the Clearfield Chapel to give a family fireside about our mission experiences. Bryce had arranged for us to use their chapel for the evening. We met in the Relief Society room. We had quite a few that came. Mae had put several presentations together from the pictures we had taken while on our mission. We showed two sets of the presentations which took about two hours. We asked if they would like to see the second one after we finished the first. We had several express their feelings and said that they enjoyed the presentations. On the way home we stopped at the grocery store for a few items. It was 11:30 PM when we got home. It was enjoyable but we were very tired.
Sunday, May 08, 2005
Neither Mae nor I slept very well last night. I got up at 7 AM. I prepared breakfast this morning for Mae as it is Mothers Day. I gave Mae her Mothers Day gift Friday evening so she could wear it to the Temple. It was a white sweater. Church went well, the discussion in Priesthood meeting was very enjoyable, I got sleepy during Sunday school class and though the Sacrament program was very good I fell asleep during part of it. After getting home Mae took a nap while I entered some data onto the Palm. Bob and Carroll invited us for dinner. Bob, Mark and I visited for a while after. I set in the recliner and took a nap. Mae tried to do some typing on the computer but was having problems with the computer trying to go into standby and locking up. I tried several things to find the problem but it didn’t occur with me. We went over to Scott & Mishelle’s where David and his family, Sandi, Jeff & Gail and Scott’s family wished Mae a happy Mothers Day. It was almost 11 PM when we returned home. I entered my journal and we soon went to bed.
Monday, May 09, 2005
I had to unload the pickup and then get some tools this morning. I went up to Bryce & Deana where I did some electrical wiring of a switch, and outlet and a doorbell. I was until 2 PM getting it done. Bryce paid me $100 witch included $14 plus, worth of parts that I purchased or took from my supplies. I then called Jeff and he met me at Scott & Mishelle’s where we loaded items to go to the D.I.  We then loaded a load of tools and supplies from the garage and I brought them back and unloaded them in the shed. Mae had dinner ready so we ate and then I went with Bob to Sherrie’s and measured her kitchen for changing the back door and making a pantry. When I got home we watched the DVD “The Work and The Glory”. We really enjoyed the movie. We had reservations about it as we could not understand how they could put all 6 volumes into one movie. They didn’t as this one only covered the 1st volume. Now we will be waiting for other volumes to be made into movies.
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
I have spent most of the day working on the computer or on the phone. Bob came down and wanted more help with Sherrie’s kitchen so I spent some time trying to find the place where I bought the doors for Terry & Sandi’s remodel. I called Sandi to give her some advice about checking on her money and tax payout. She told us that JaNae is having gull bladder problems and will need to go into the hospital. Jeff called and we visited about finding a home for remodeling. Mae and I went over and looked at one house and called the realtor about it but it doesn’t look to good. We went over to the store and I locked my keys in the car. We had to have Bob come over and bring us home to get Mae’s keys for she had left her keys in her coat pocket. We sent over to Davis High School to listen to a concert that Lindsey was in. We got home shortly after 9 PM but I stayed up to work on David’s plans until almost 11 PM. Mae also stayed up studying on her lesson for tomorrow night. We seem to keep very busy but sometimes I feel that I’m not getting very far.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
We slept in until 6:45 AM. Jeff called me to remind me of an appointment at 9 AM to look at a house. I had to hurry as it was then 8:45 AM. It snowed heavy last night and I was unable to get my truck out of the back yard. I had to take the car. It was almost 9:30 AM when I got to the house at 1204 N Nayon Dr. in Layton. The house has water damage and has been trashed. We can figure the restoration cost and put a bid on it. We went back to Jeff and Gail’s where Jeff and I visited a while. He and Gail are going on a trip to Nauvoo with the Hunsaker’s. They will leave this evening and still have to get some things packed. I came home about 2 PM. I worked on David’s shop plans and did some figuring as to the repair needs for the house Jeff and I looked at. Mae left at 6:30 PM to attend R. S. Enrichment Night.  She has sure put a lot of time into her lesson. Bob came down so I went with him to see about Sherrie’s needs. I didn’t get back home until after 9 PM. I was just starting to get something to eat when Mae came home. We at some taco salad and then I worked on the house estimates. It was after 11 PM before we got to bed.
Thursday, May 12, 2005
I slept in the recliner last night so Mae let me sleep in a little longer. Mae had an appointment with the dentist at 9 AM. I have worked on the computer all day with most of the day working on David’s plans. Bob and I went Home Teaching at 6 PM to the Bryon Johnson’s. Mae is working on files of talks and articles she has saved over the years. I am trying to get her to use the scanner and file them on the computer system. At 8 PM Bob & Mark came down and informed us that Irven was involved in a head on collision with a semi but he is not in critical condition. He was transported to the LDS Hospital with damages to his legs and hips. They didn’t have very much detail at this time. Bob, Carroll, Mark, Mae and I joined in prayer and fasting in his and his family’s behalf. I called and informed Roy with what little facts that we have. I visited with Roy concerning their expected mission call, as they are planning on turning in their papers Sunday. I stayed and lessoned to the news for a few minutes and that is quite negative. I wonder how long The Lord will hold off His second coming.
Friday, May 13, 2005
It was a good morning so I went down to Randy’s and put a new chimney cap on his front room fireplace. Bob went with me and was some help. We were until 1.30 PM finishing it up and talking with Randy about remodeling his home. Also Randy has a water line that runs under his sun room that probably froze and need to be repaired. Scott and Mishelle had a wedding to make a DVD for so they ask Mae if she would tend Kylan and Ashley for them today. She did and took them to Dinosaur Land for most of the day. After Bob and I got back from Randy’s, Bob Mark and I went to SL to see Irven. We stopped at Layton city for me to check on some requirements on the house Jeff and I are looking at to buy and repair for an investment. We also went over to the house to make some measurements. We went to a door shop in SL to check on door prices for Sherrie’s house. I was able to find it ok. We then went up to the hospital to see Irven. We were there for a couple of hours or more and didn’t get home until after 5 PM. Mae and the kids were back. Scott and Mishelle soon came back. They visited for a few minutes and after they left we soon started to bed. We started to rub each others feet but we both fell asleep.
Saturday, May 14, 2005
We woke and were just cuddling when Mae asked if we had to be to the Church at 9 AM for cleaning. I had forgotten about the assignment and I was to be there at 7:30 AM. It was 7:15 AM then, so I hurried and got dressed and left. I reminded Bob and Mark as I left. There was a fair group and we completed the job at 9 AM. After getting home I suggested that we go out for breakfast. Bob, Carol, Mae & I went to the Star Café, after we stopped at Rheams and bought a few groceries. I helped Mae move some items into the house form the trailer and then we moved the trailer to the back of the yard. Bob wanted me to call on the doors for Sherrie. They said they could have them built before 4 PM. Scott wanted to use the truck to haul trash to the dumps. I had him use Bob’s pickup so Bob could go to SL to pickup the door. Bob mowed the lawn and I worked out in the yard cleaning up tree limbs and trimming the grass. Bob went down and got the door but when he got back the doors were not what we had ordered and Sherrie didn’t like them so we will have to return them. I worked until 7 PM outside and then came in and worked on David’s plans until 9:30 PM when I had a computer failure and lost most of my work. I filled in my journal and went to bed.
Sunday, May 15, 2005
We got up at 6 AM and worked on our talks. I rewrote my talk and then when we spoke I did a major revision to it again. They went fairly well but maybe not as good as we wished they had. After getting home I drew on David’s plans and got them back to where they were last night before I lost them. David, Shauna and the children came for dinner and I wanted to show David the plans. Sandi called and visited with me about Irven’s accident. We enjoyed dinner with David and his family. We also enjoyed visiting for a while after. After they went home we read for a while but I fell asleep. Bob woke me by calling to tell me what he had found out about Irven. Mike called and visited for a while. Mae and I read for a while again but got ready for bed about 9:30 PM. I filled out my journal before we went to bed. I started with a skin treatment that is to clear up precancerous spots on my face. I have to put it on twice a day and let it stay on for a hour before washing it off.
Monday, May 16, 2005
Mae didn’t sleep to well as she is taking some medication to clean her out for a check up today. Mae’s appointment was at 9 AM so she left early. I fixed me something for breakfast. Bob and I went to Sherrie’s and loaded the doors to take back. After Mae returned we drove down to Salt Lake to return the doors and to visit Irven at the hospital. Sandy was there and we visited quite a while with her. Irven is in pretty bad shape but I guess he lucky to be alive. I finished David’s plans this afternoon. We went over to Scott & Mishelle’s for dinner and to watch a video “Return to Me.” I had to stay up until after mid-night because of the medication on my face.
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
I worked on David’s plans and also prices on the house Jeff and I are looking at. Jeff came over and we visited a while. As we looked at the prices being asked for the houses, the Realtor cost, the repair cost and what the market is on resale, there just isn’t enough in it for us. We will let it go for now. Mae got quite a bit packed. She rescheduled her Dr appointment until we return from Arizona. I was able to take David’s plans to the Engineer in Bountiful. Bob and I went Home Teaching this evening and finished it up. We took food up to Bob & Carroll that we didn’t think would keep until we returned. It will still be after 10 PM before we get to bed. Shellie called to be sure that we were set to come down. In talking with her we realized that we didn’t leave SL until 10:30 AM. That will let us sleep in a little longer.
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
I woke at 4 AM and realized that the alarm wasn’t working so spent a few minutes getting it set. We got up at 5 AM. After eating we drove over to Jeff’s and he drove us to the airport. Shellie was there to pick us up. This evening we all went to the High School to listen to the band concert. This will be the last band concert that Garrett will play in as he isn’t taking any more band classes. It was good but we were tired.
Thursday, May 19, 2005
I got up shortly after 5 AM. Roy and Shellie and their friends left for the airport 6:45 AM. I went with them to bring the car back. I have to admit that Roy’s driving had me a little nerves. The traffic is terrible here but add to that the driver and I was glad when we made it ok and I could drive back at my own pace. It is hard to believe the changes and the growth that this area has made since we originally came to the Phoenix valley. We just relaxed most of the day. I watched the video “The Shooter” staring John Wayne. Later this afternoon Mae, Jase and I went swimming. When Garrett came home from school he wasn’t feeling well. He did some home work and then went to bed. Quint and Kevis came in swimming when they got home from school. I helped Mae prepare dinner. I watched a couple of nature shows on TV while Mae played games with the children. I went out and played a game of dodge ball. David called me this evening and said he was talking to his builder about us building a garage and he said he would be into it about $30,000 to $35,000. If that is the cost we won’t be building a home for a while. David said he can’t pay that kind of money for a garage. We will just have to bid it out and see where we stand. We read scriptures with Quint and Kevis and discussed them before putting them to bed. Garrett woke and was hungry so got up and ate.
Friday, May 20, 2005
We were awakened by someone calling Garrett. He had over slept, as he wasn’t feeling well last night, and some friends had come to get him for school. I told him that if he felt well enough to go that I would take him. We got him to school in time. I worked on David’s plans making a material list. Mae and I went grocery shopping about noon. After the boys got home from school we watched a DVD on TV.
Saturday, May 21, 2005
We got up and had breakfast with the boys. I am having some problems with enjoying the boys as Mae seems to. The boys did their Saturday chores and then plans were made as to an activity for today. It took quite a while but Garrett decided to go with some of his friends this evening to see Star Wars. The rest of us went to Tempe where we saw the show “Are We There Yet”. It was ok, I guess! When Garrett got home he wasn’t feeling the best, still running a fever. I let my self get to passionate this evening and upset Mae, so it didn’t turn out to be a very good evening.
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Although we were up late trying to discuss our problem yet I am very confused with my self this morning. There are many things that are bothering me at this time and I don’t know the answers to them. Garrett and Quint stayed home sick today. Meetings went well and we enjoyed being there. Mae put potatoes in to be baked when we got home. Mae and I lay down and took a nap while the potatoes were cooking. I grilled a ham steak to go with dinner. This evening we played games with the boys. I have noticed that the pool pump has not been working the past two days so I had Garrett come out and we checked it. He knows of no other switches that might be off. I added some chlorine to the pool as the test shows that it is low in chlorine. I will try to check the electrical circuit out in the morning and if I can’t find something there I will call the pool service co.
Monday, May 23, 2005
I got up early to take Garrett to school. There is several of the parents that car pool the High School students. We left just after 6 AM but Garrett forgot to give me directions and we missed the first house and had to turn around and go back. Then they forgot to have me turn on the right street, so we had to go around another way. At that house another mother drove up and we found out that Shellie had asked her to take the youth. I left to come back home but it took me several minutes to find my way back as all streets come to a dead end. The boys upset me as to there eating habits and I just have to keep my mouth shut. I got a hold of the pool co. and they will come tomorrow to check out the pool. I went down town to the Home Depot and did some looking for instructions on laying cement block and brick. I felt depressed this morning so after looking at Home Depot I took a ride out East of town. I could hardly believe how far the building has expanded and how many subdivisions they are still building. We watched a show after lunch. I took a nap this afternoon. After dinner we held Family Home Evening. We showed the boys some of our pictures from our mission.
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Mae got up and prepared breakfast and got the boys off to school. I came in time to eat breakfast with the family. Quint went to school this morning as he wants to be able to go on the Science Field trip on Wednesday. Roy called us from Alaska to see how things were going. I told him the problems we are having with the pool and that I had a man coming to check it out. He said he would call back later today. A service man from Caribbean Pools came out to check on the problems we are experiencing with the circulating pump on the swimming pool. He said the pump was ok. We checked the electrical circuit and found that we were loosing power between the main panel box and the main switch at the pool area. He is unable to work on the electrical problem. He gave me the phone number for Sonaran Electric and said they were the one that had ran the electrical lines to the pool. I called them at<PHONE_NUMBER> and talked to the receptionist. She told me she would have someone call me by this afternoon to set an appointment to give me an estimate. She asked me how long the pool had been in and I estimated it to be 4 to 5 years. She said that their warranty was only for 3 years. I told her that it didn’t really matter as we needed it fixed. This afternoon Mae and I watched the movie, “The Diary Of Anne Frank”. It was a very good movie about the experiences of World War Two. When Quint and Kevis got home from school Mae started preparing the items that Quint will need for tomorrows field trip. I went to the store to get a couple of items that he needs and I bought some groceries. Mae made Corn Beef Patties and rice for dinner this evening. Garrett is pretty good at eating what Mae prepares but the other three boys are so picky that it really upsets me. I had to leave the table or I would have said more than I should. I drove Garrett and Quint to the church so they could attend Mutual activities this evening. They were able to find a ride home. I watched a movie on TV this evening. Mae was busy helping the boys with their school requirements. I don’t know how much help I am for her. I am letting the boy’s attitude get to me. I guess I am getting to old to raise children. My stomach bothered me to bad to lay down to sleep so I went into the family room and slept in the recliner.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
I woke at 2 AM and tried to go back to bed, but I was tossing and couldn’t quite worrying about the problems with the pool and the boys, so I got up and entered my journal entry for yesterday. I set in the recliner and went back to sleep about 4 AM and was again waken by Garrett shortly after 6 AM. Mae had the other boys up before 7 AM so that again woke me. After eating breakfast I went back to sleep for about an hour but my stomach problems woke me an hour later. I called the electrical company and was told that a person would be out soon. Butch came out about 4 PM and soon found out what I had surmised yesterday. He changed the wiring from the water fall to the circulating pump so that the auto chlorine would start working.
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Today was an almost wasted day for I mainly watched shows. We went swimming this evening with Quint and Jase. I really don’t feel the best but I don’t know what to do about it.
Friday, May 27, 2005
I was wakened at 1 AM with an alarm going off. I searched all over and found it was coming from the freezer in the storage room.  I had to wake Garrett to see if he knew how to shut the alarm of. He didn’t. I found the switch at the bottom of the freezer and got the alarm off. My stomach bothered me to the point that I know I couldn’t lay down so I slept the rest of the night in the recliner. Mae got up to get Quint off to school. I lay down and slept until 8:45 AM. Quint wasn’t feeling well so didn’t go to school today. Shellie called and wanted Terry’s cellar phone number which we do not have so I called Bryce to see if he had it. He doesn’t. We visited for several minutes about a sprinkler system for his home. I told him to go to Durk’s and get a yard lay and have them figure the materials for the job. We also talked about the selling and buying of houses. I told him I didn’t know enough to advise anyone for I figure I have lost money on every house I have ever bought or sold. I feel like I am just wasting time with nothing to do. I watched the movie “Red River” with John Wayne. Mae and I went shopping for a few groceries and took Jase with us. While we were gone the boys watched a movie that Shellie had given them permission to see. I don’t feel good about what the kids watch.  I just can’t help feeling that these types of entertainment are not good for anyone. Roy called and asked if the electrician had come. He hadn’t. Roy had called the pool co. asking them if they could put some pressure on the electric co to fix it right. This evening we put up a sheet and set up the projector and watched the move “The Phantom of the Opera”. After the boys went to bed, Mae and I straightened up some of the mess and then went for a swim. I tried to get Mae to go skinny dipping but she wouldn’t.
Saturday, May 28, 2005
I woke shortly after 6 AM and read my scriptures, put cream on my face to kill the cancer cell.  I finished my journal entrance from yesterday. We had to finish putting the furniture back from last night. We got the boys to do their assigned chores. Mae swept the floors and I mopped most of the tile floors. Mae keeps getting after me because I lost the Birthday List from the Palm Pilot so I made some calls and before the day was over I was able to build a new Birthday list with the exception of Gail’s and Jace’s birthdates. I also took time to play a game with Quint and Mae. This evening Mae and I watched a movie on TV. I laid my glasses down on the bed and later rolled over on them and bent the frame. In trying to straighten them they broke.
Sunday, May 29, 2005
We were awakened by Jase playing with the games upstairs. I prepared breakfast of waffles and eggs. It doesn’t seem to matter what you prepare for these boys at least one of them doesn’t like them. I am really struggleing with this. We all attended meetings and enjoyed that. When we got home I helped Mae prepare dinner and again we had picky children. I took a nap. We got a call from Bryce telling us that Cheryl’s daughter Sarah died today. I called Sandy and she confirmed it that Cheryl was there visiting Irven when she received a call telling her of the death.  That will be a hard one to handle. We held Family Home Evening with the children. We played a couple of games with them for an activity, Books and Chinese Drawing. The boys enjoyed them. Bob called me to let me know of the death. Patsy and Veldon called and I visited with them about their mission calling for a few minutes.
Monday, May 30, 2005
I got up and went into the airport to get Roy, Shellie and their friends. I didn’t know what to expect with the traffic so left before 7 AM. The traffic was very light and only took me a ½ hour to get there. After getting home they told us of their trip. We went swimming this afternoon. Mae and I started to watch a show but then this evening we set up the projector and Shellie and Roy showed us their pictures and told us of their trip.
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Mae and I slept in but Shellie had to get up and get children off to school. We really spent a fairly relaxing day. About 7 AM the electricians came and pulled new wiring from the main electrical panel to the pool area. I took my glasses into a shop and got them repaired. It cost me $55 to get them done but I guess that is what I get for not having patients when I realized I had bent the frames. Mae wanted to watch the Phantom of the Opera again.  We went swimming this afternoon. We were just getting out when Roy got home. Roy and I visited a while about the pool repairs and then we went back in for a swim. This evening we ate dinner by the pool. Roy & Shellie really have a beautiful pool and back yard. They have really taken pride in the home and yard and it shows it.


Opening day is tomorrow! |
This spring, Nebo Lodge celebrates 10 years of our restaurant! We invite all our guests, friends, and neighbors to join us for an anniversary celebration on Sunday evening of Memorial Day weekend, May 29th, from 4:30 to 6pm with complimentary oysters and appetizers on the deck and drink specials at the bar. Join us!
Also this week, we are putting the final touches on the gardens, adding new treats to our menu, and sprucing up the inn to be ready for you this weekend—we open Friday night!
Scroll down for our opening weekend menu and a sneak peak of what the season has to offer (although, of course, our menu changes nightly). From halibut that was just caught in Penobscot Bay to our favorite North Haven Oysters to spring greens and a new fromage blanc cheese from the farm—we are celebrating the bounty of the bay and island this weekend and all season. All spring we'll be open Friday and Saturday nights, serving dinner from 5–9pm. We always welcome walk-ins at the bar and you can call or email for reservations any time!
We've got a few rooms left for inn guests this coming weekend and a special dinner deal for mid-week inn guests.
This time of year, the island is absolutely gorgeous and green. The afternoon light and sunsets are breathtaking, town is peaceful and the roads are quiet for biking and walking, and the trees are bursting leaves and budding lilacs. It is a perfect time of year to have our seaside golf course to yourself, to kayak around the inlets and bays, or just relax on our porches.
—The Nebo Lodge crew


From the splendid Awful Library Books, a 1966 title that really ought to have been an international bestseller.
While Mary correctly points out the likelihood of the publishing magnate saying “I think the kids are looking for a good book on wax”, she overlooks clear evidence from the cover that the book's true purpose was to popularise, for tinies, some sort of Aztec-voodoo wax doll curse-and-abomination pin-sticking procedure.


Bristol singer Yola nominated for FOUR Grammy Awards including Best New Artist
She's one of the most nominated UK artists and goes up against the likes of Lizzo and Billie Eilish
by Robin MurrayA Bristol musician has been nominated for four gongs at one of the music industry's most prestigious award ceremonies.
The Grammys was launched 60 years ago and honours the very best in music across the world, recognising the artists who have had standout years.
Nominees for the 2020 Grammys were revealed on Wednesday (November 20) and include the likes of Lizzo, Billy Eilish, The 1975 and Ariana Grande.
Also among the potential winners at the coveted award ceremony is Bristol-born singer Yola - who is in the running to walk away with a staggering four awards.
About Yola
Aged 35, Yola (real name Yola Carter) has had an on-off career in music for over a decade.
Even if you’ve never heard the name, you may well have heard the voice, as Yola’s powerhouse vocals - and songwriting talent - have featured on tracks from the likes of Iggy Azalea, Massive Attack, Katy Perry, Will Young and the Chemical Brothers, among others.
After years in London Yola moved back to Bristol following an eviction, which left her temporarily living on the streets of the capital.
Incredibly, it was a house fire in 2015 that put her solo career back on track, she told Bristol Live's Matthew Jenkins.
It led her to pick up the guitar again and her debut album, Walk Through Fire, was then recorded in Nashville with acclaimed producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys.
The LP, which features break-up songs and sun-soaked tales of new opportunities which already sound like they’ve been around for years, was released in February and widely praised.
What has she been nominated for?
Yola has been shortlisted in the Best New Artist category alongside the likes of Billie Eislish, Lizzo, Maggie Rogers and Rosalia.
She has also been nominated for Best American Roots Performance for Faraway Look, which is awarded for performances in the style of any of the subgenres encompassed in the American Roots Music field including Americana, bluegrass, blues, folk or regional roots.
Her other nominations include Best Americana Album for the aforementioned Walk Through Fire and Best Americana Roots Song.
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private final FeatureMap features; // populated by the parser
private final Environment environment;
private final Yaml yaml;
public FeatureManager(Environment environment, String featureFileContents) {
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@VisibleForTesting
protected FeatureManager(Environment environment, String featureFileContents, Yaml yamlParser) {
this.environment = environment;
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This is my first blog and anyone who knows me have heard me talk about creating a blog for a very long time. However, I was unable to start my blog I was't sure what was stopping me. I would wake up and drive to work and think to myself different topics I wanted to go over. My communte is only 20 minutes but I would have full conversations with my self over that time. I wanted my first post to be about picking a programming language, then wanted to discuss ways to get into programming, then I thought how to make money coding. You see all these great things but never actually started. Now it is 2017 and I'm not a fan of the "New Year New Me" talk but I did need to make a change.
At first I wanted to make a YouTube channel but then thought that market is over saturated, I would need to learn how to film, edit movies, get equipment, setup a channel, market my blog, etc. Then I thought that is too much work, I just want to talk about technology. Then I realize the reason it's difficult to start a blog because it was hard to focus. Even writing this blog post, I've checked my phone several times. I change my approach. Instead of worrying about the techincal side, I got a pen and pad and wrote down the date, title of the blog and 5 items I wanted to go over for the post. I found that writing it on paper made it tangiable, real, even rewarding to some degree. I recommend, start small and figure out what you want to write about, a few guidelines on how you want it(pictures, gifs, bullet points, any format you like). Even draw images if you think it will help. Most people don't read the entire blog anyways.
After I started writing on ideas down my next challenge was setting up a platform. This is where it can become challenging if you haven't created a blog before. This is challenging because you are flooded with different options, you can go with a content management system like Wordpress, Drupal, Wix, SquareSpace, etc. Maybe you wanted to show off your dev skills, you saw a tutorial on making a blog with React.js or Angular 2. That's fine if you are willing to learn the new language, build the blog, edit the style and bam! A working blog on your computer. Now you need to purchase a domain and get it on the web. Do you buy from GoDaddy, Google Domains, Namecheap?! Ahh more choices. I didn't like this choice because it cost.
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| 1 | Title 1 | published |
| 5 | Title 5 | published |
| 3 | Title 3 | scheduled |
| 4 | Title 4 | scheduled |
| 2 | Title 2 | drafted |
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angle between the two vectors
| vec1 | cartesian vector |
| vec2 | cartesian vector |
Vector cross product.
| vec1 | cartesian vector |
| vec2 | cartesian vector |
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Vector norm.
| vec | the cartesian vector |
normalize the input vector
| vec | the cartesian vector |
Dot product of two cartesian points.
| lhs | the left hand side object |
| rhs | the right hand side object |
Vector scalar multiplication.
| vec | the cartesian vector |
| scalar | the the scalar value |
Vector scalar multiplication.
| scalar | the the scalar value |
| vec | the cartesian vector |
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Addition of two cartesian points.
| lhs | the left hand side object |
| rhs | the right hand side object |
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Subtraction of two cartesian points.
| lhs | the left hand side object |
| rhs | the right hand side object |
Scalar Division a cartesian point.
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Noodel is a user interface for presenting beautiful, dynamic content trees. Based on an innovative swipe-based design that is simple and intuitive.
Currently available as a javascript library. Powered by Vue.js.
At the maximum, Noodel offers a completely new way to structure and present your website that is intuitive and interactive. As most types of content can be organized into trees, you can use it for virtually anything - from static blogs and wikis, to dynamic sites with complex structure and flow.
At the minimum, Noodel is a component you can plug in to an existing web page for a touch-responsive carousel of flexible containers, or a full-page slideshow.
Noodel presents your content tree on an infinite canvas that you can navigate just by moving up, down, left and right.
Blocks of content will show or hide as you move through the tree, keeping only the relevant subtree visible.
It's like an infinite cascade of drop-down menus - only much more elegant and useful.
Much of the content we encounter everyday naturally comes in tree structures. Trees, however, are difficult to present on a viewing surface. Conventional UI schemes tend to "flatten" trees into linear layouts - the most common offender being lengthy vertical documents divided into many sections and subsections. Trying to find the section you want can be an exercise.
This is sometimes helped by table of contents and navigation menus. But such components occupy precious screen space (especially on mobile devices) and does not scale well.
Noodel is a system design from the ground up for presenting content in a better way - by directly integrating content with the navigation mechanism itself. This makes it much easier to find and navigate to the piece of content you want. The whole experience is highly intuitive and human-friendly as it invokes the spatial memory of the viewer.
It's a mix of node and model.
The basic unit of content in Noodel is called a noode - just like the one you're looking at right now.
Noodes are equivalent to nodes in a content tree. Each noode contains a block of content. It can also have multiple ordered child noodes that have their own blocks of sub-content. This can recurse infinitely to form a tree of any size.
The basic principle of Noodel is breaking down long form content into individual noodes. A noode should never exceed the size of the viewport - a precondition for noode-based navigation.
A noodel (lower case) refers to a whole content tree formed by noodes.
If a noode has children, it must have exactly 1 child that's active. The descendents of the active child will be shown while the others hidden.
This means that, at any given time, only the children of noodes on the hierarchy of active noodes starting from the root are shown. This tree of visible content is called the active tree.
The container for a list of sibling noodes is called a branch.
The axis on which noodes are ordered in branches is called the branch axis. It is vertical (top to bottom) by default.
So when you swipe up and down, you are moving in the branch axis.
The container for the list of branches in the active tree, ordered from ancestor to descendents, is called the trunk.
The axis on which branches are ordered in the trunk is called the trunk axis. It is horizontal (left to right) by default.
So when you swipe left and right, you are moving in the trunk axis.
The branch that the view is currently focusing on is the focal branch.
Moving in the trunk axis changes the focal branch.
The active noode inside the focal branch is the focal noode.
The focal noode is the noode the view is centred on, and represents the noode that is currently interacting with the user.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/noodel/dist/noodel.css">
For more advanced projects with bundlers, install from npm:
npm install noodel
And import into your code:
import Noodel from 'noodel'
// Don't forget to also include the CSS somewhere in your project, e.g.
// import '../node_modules/noodel/dist/noodel.css'
The basic syntax for creating a noodel and mounting it on the page is:
new Noodel(root).mount("#target");
where root is an element selector or object that specifies the root of the content tree, and #target is the target element for mounting the noodel.
Mounting will replace the target element with the noodel's DOM tree. By default, the noodel will expand to 100% width and 100% height of its container, so you should specify the size of the parent element to control the noodel's size, e.g.

There are two ways to define the content tree that will be used by a noodel. For sites driven by static HTML templates, you can define the tree via HTML and give its root element to the constructor:

My first noode

My second noode

First child of my second noode

Second child of my second noode

Noodel will traverse the descendents of the root element and convert
all

s with
class="noode"
into
noodes of the tree, keeping all parent-child relationships. Any text or
elements inside a noode that are not child noodes will be treated as the
content of that noode, concatenated in the order they appear.
This contatenation preserves the markup of content elements
so you have complete freedom in structuring and styling the content
of each noode. Note this does not apply
to the

s that serve as
indicators for noodes, as they will be removed from the final DOM.
Also note that the original DOM nodes will not be used in the noodel, as a new DOM subtree will be created for it. This means any side effects such as event listeners attached to the original nodes will not be preserved.
By mounting a noodel on the root of the original DOM tree (as in the example), the original tree will be destroyed and replaced by that of the noodel. This is usually the behavior you want.
Alternatively, for dynamic sites driven by javascript, you can specify the content tree as a tree of objects:
let root = {
children: [
{
content: "
My first noode
"
},
{
content: "
My second noode
"
children: [
{
content: "
First child of my second noode
"
},
{
content: "
Second child of my second noode
"
},
]
}
]
}
new Noodel(root).mount("#target");
To configure global options for a noodel, add an options object to the constructor:
const options = {
visibleSubtreeDepth: 10,
swipeFrictionBranch: 0.1
};
new Noodel(root, options).mount("#target");
You can set options on-the-fly at any time and they will be merged into the existing options:
const noodel = new Noodel(root);
noodel.mount("#target");
// after some time
const newOps = {
swipeFrictionBranch: 0.3
};
noodel.setOptions(newOps);
By default, a unique ID will be generated for each noode in a noodel, which will be used for various purposes. You can provide your own ID for noodes using a data attribute:

...

or in object syntax:
let noodeWithCustomId = {
id: "myCustomId",
content: "A special noode"
}
Your custom ID must be unique and should not start with "_" as it may conflict with Noodel's default IDs.
By default, the initial active child for each noode is at index 0 (the first child). You can specify another child to be initially active by using:

...

or in object syntax:
let noodeWith4thChildActive = {
activeChildIndex: "3",
content: "A special noode"
}
By default, a noodel responds to three types of user input for navigation: swipe (mouse drag), scroll wheel, and arrow keys. Navigation will occur even when such input originates from content elements inside noodes.
There are situations where such behavior is not ideal, for example when you have
a selectable textarea inside a noode. To prevent navigation behavior from an element,
apply data-prevent-nav-swipe
,
data-prevent-nav-wheel
,
data-prevent-nav-key
attributes to
prevent swipe, wheel, and keyboard events accordingly, or
data-prevent-nav-all
for all three.

<textarea data-prevent-nav-swipe data-prevent-nav-key></textarea>

Note this only takes effect when the element is inside the focal noode (i.e events outside the focal noode will always trigger).
You can set options and event handlers on individual noodes by passing in an options object:
// set options at noodel creation
const noodel = new Noodel({
children: [
{
id: "1",
content: "something cool",
options: {
onEnterFocus: () => console.log("entered a cool noode")
}
}
]
});
// set options dynamically
noodel.findNoodeById("1").setOptions({
onExitFocus: () => console.log("exited a cool noode")
});
Setting options on individual noodes is currently available only via Javascript. If your noodel is defined by an HTML template you can set the options programmatically after noodel creation and before mount.
The object you get when you create a noodel is its view model. It has 2-way binding with the view, and you can perform operations on it to change the view dynamically.
Use functions such as noodel.getFocalNoode()
,
noodel.findNoodeById()
to get the view model
for individual noodes. See the API for details.
// view model of whole noodel
const noodel = new Noodel(root);
// view model of individual noode
const titleNoode = noodel.getFocalNoode();
Use functions such as noodel.setFocalLevel()
,
noodel.moveForward()
to change the focal noode.
See the API for details.
You can replace the content of a noode at any time:
const noodel = new Noodel({
children: [
{
content: "old"
}
]
});
noodel.getRoot().getChild(0).setContent("new");
Note this replaces the original content by setting the innerHTML of the noode. The original content elements will be removed.
Use noode.addChild()
or
noode.addChildren()
to insert child noodes to
a parent noode.
Use noode.removeChild()
or
noode.removeChildren()
to delete child noodes from
a parent noode.
const rootNoode = new Noodel({}).getRoot();
// inserts a noode
rootNoode.addChild({
content: "Hello!"
});
// deletes the noode just added
rootNoode.removeChild(0);
Noode insertions and deletions inside the active tree will affect the view, while those outside the active tree will not.
Noodel will always try to preserve the current focal noode during insertion and deletion, if possible. This means that if the current focal noode is at index 3, and you insert a noode at index 1, the focal noode becomes the noode at index 4, and no navigation will occur.
Navigation happens only when a deletion includes the focal noode. In that case the focus will go to an adjacent noode, as appropriate.
You render the view model on the page by mounting it on the DOM using
mount()
. On the other hand, you can remove the view
from the DOM using unmount()
, while keeping
the view model's state.
You can use navigation and mutation functions on the noodel before mounting it to dynamically construct the content tree or set the initial noode to focus on, e.g.
const noodel = new Noodel({});
noodel.getRoot().addChild({
content: "first child of root",
children: [
{
id: "grandChild",
content: "first child of first child of root"
}
]
});
noodel.jumpTo(noodel.findNoodeById("grandChild"));
// the view will focus on the "grandChild" noode initially
noodel.mount("target");
By default, routing is enabled for your noodel. This allows Noodel to control the hash of your URL to sync with the location of the current focal noode. It will use the ID of the focal noode as the fragment identifier.
This allows you to use the browser's history navigation to jump between noodes, as well as create URL links that target specific noodes in a noodel.
If routing is enabled at a noodel's creation, it will check the URL to focus on an initial target noode, if applicable.
The syncing between the focal noode and the URL hash happens regardless whether the noodel is in view, i.e. syncing will happen even if you programmatically navigate a noodel while it's unmounted.
Currently, only explicit changes to the URL will cause a new entry to be pushed to the browser history. Noodel uses history.replaceState() to replace the URL hash as you navigate around the noodel normally to prevent creating too many unnecessary entries. This includes the use of Noodel's programmatic navigation functions.
If you need to do a programmatic navigation that pushes to the history stack, you should manually change the URL hash to point to the target noode instead of using Noodel's navigation functions.
You should use routing on only one noodel per page (ideally, when you use a single noodel to control a site). Routing behaviour for multiple noodels on the same page is not well defined.
You can control most aspects of Noodel's appearance using plain CSS, by extend/overriding Noodel's CSS classes.
In addition, you have complete freedom in styling the content inside your noodes since they are just plain HTML. You can combine both approaches for more intensive style customizations.
Noodel comes with a simple grayscale theme by default. You can extend/override most of Noodel's CSS classes (see child) to customize basic aspects of the look-and-feel, such as color, background, border and padding.
In general, however, you should avoid setting properties that relate to element positioning, e.g. position, box-sizing, margin and transform, as they may interfere with how Noodel layout and moves its elements.
nd-canvas
the overall containernd-branch
the branch containernd-branch-focal
applied to the focal branch containernd-noode-box
the logical noode container (including the "gap" around noodes)nd-noode
the noode container (immediate parent of your content)nd-noode-active
applied to active noodesnd-child-indicator-box
,
nd-child-indicator
,
nd-child-indicator-active
,
nd-child-indicator-focal
classes for child indicators ("breadcrumb" arrows)
nd-limit
,
nd-limit-top
,
nd-limit-left
,
nd-limit-bottom
,
nd-limit-right
classes for the limit indicators
The size of noodes are actually determined in a very simple way - they are placed in a block context, so will grow or shrink to fit their content while conforming to the size of siblings, with respect to any CSS height and width properties.
This means you can fully control the size of noodes by setting the height, width, max-height,
max-width, min-height and min-width properties on the nd-noode
class. You can have either fixed size noodes
(by setting a specific width/height) or
flexible size noodes (by not setting a specific width/height), and well as using max/min sizes
to adapt to a range of situations. In addition, you can set the size of your content element
inside a specific noode and let that determine the size of the noode container.
And whenever the size of a noode changes, Noodel will align everything properly so your focal noode is always centered at the right position!
By default, Noodel comes with flexible size noodes with max-height: 100vh
and max-width: 100vw
.
As an example, it's actually very easy to use Noodel to create the typical full-page carousel site experience, with some simple CSS overrides:
.nd-noode {
height: 100vh;
width: 100vw;
}
.nd-noode-box {
padding: 0; /* Removes the "gap" between noodes */
}
.nd-child-indicator-box {
display: none; /* Hides the child indicator arrows */
}
All animations are done using CSS transitions. This means you can control the duration and timing functions of all animations via CSS overrides of the following classes:
nd-trunk
controls movement in the trunk axisnd-branch
controls movement in the branch axis, and branch show/hidend-noode-box
controls noode movement during insert/deleteAnimation effects during noode insert/delete depend on transitioning the branch and noodes simultaneously. This means they should have identical duration and timing functions - otherwise it will cause an odd "jump" in the animations.
You can attach handlers that listen to focal noode/parent change in the noodel, either caused by user interaction or programmatic operations, by setting them in the noodel or noode options. This is useful for triggering various effects as noodes enter/leave focus, for example syncing your own UI elements that indicate focal noode position.
Note, however, these handlers are called synchronously if triggered by programmatic operations.
This means if you call moveForward()
3 times in a row
to move 3 noodes ahead, focal change handlers will be called 3 times, even though the view
only seem to change once. Use moveForward(3)
or
jumpTo()
to trigger these events just once.
The core principle of Noodel is breaking down content into noodes. Because each noode has a limited space, as a general rule, you should try to break down long form content into bite-sized pieces that can fit into individual noodes. You should also style your content so they do not exeeed their noode containers for your target screen size.
There are situations, however, where this is not practical. As such, noodes by default
have overflow: auto
, which means each noode can be
a scrollable area by itself. This unfortunately conflicts with Noodel's navigation mechanism,
so certain tricks have been applied to make them play nice as much as possible.
This adjusted scrolling behavior comes with some pitfalls, and may not be consistent across browsers and environments. As such, you should avoid overflow content within noodes unless really necessary. If you do have overflow content, you must use the noode container's scrolling context instead of an internal element's to get the adjusted scroll behavior.
Currently, all noodes in the same branch must have uniform width (or trunk-axis size) in order for alignment to work properly. This limitation may be resolved in a future release.
Represents the view model of a noodel. Has 2-way binding with the view.
constructor(root: NoodeDefinition | Element | string, options?: NoodelOptions)
Creates the view model of a noodel based on the given content tree.
mount(el: string | Element)
Mounts the noodel's view at the target element, replacing it.
unmount()
Destroys the noodel's view and removes it from the DOM, but keeping the current state of the view model.
setOptions(options: NoodelOptions)
Changes the options of the noodel. Properties of the given object will be merged into the current options.
getEl(): HTMLDivElement
Gets the container element of this noodel (i.e. nd-canvas), if mounted.
getFocalLevel(): number
Gets the current focal level (the level of the focal parent).
getActiveTreeHeight(): number
Gets the height (total number of levels) in the current active tree.
getRoot(): Noode
Gets the root noode. The root is an invisible noode that serves as the parent of the topmost branch, and always exists.
getFocalParent(): Noode
Gets the parent noode of the current focal branch.
getFocalNoode(): Noode
Gets the current focal noode.
findNoodeByPath(path: number[]): Noode
Gets the noode at the given path, an array of 0-based indices starting from the root (e.g [0, 2] gets the 3rd child of the first child of the root). Returns null if no noode exists on that path.
findNoodeById(id: string): Noode
Gets the noode with the given ID. Returns null if does not exist.
setFocalLevel(level: number)
Navigates the noodel to focus on the branch at the given level of the current active tree. If the level is greater or smaller than the possible limits, will navigate to the furthest level in that direction.
moveIn(levelCount?: number)
Navigates towards the child branches of the current focal noode.
levelCount
number of levels to move, defaults to 1moveOut(levelCount?: number)
Navigates towards the parent branches of the current focal noode.
levelCount
number of levels to move, defaults to 1moveForward(noodeCount?: number)
Navigates towards the next siblings of the current focal noode.
noodeCount
number of noodes to move, defaults to 1moveBack(noodeCount?: number)
Navigates towards the previous siblings of the current focal noode.
noodeCount
number of noodes to move, defaults to 1jumpTo(noode: Noode)
Performs a navigational jump to focus on the given noode. Cannot jump to the root.
noode
the noode to jump to, must be a Noode instance obtained from the noodelRepresents the view model of a noode. Has 2-way binding with the view.
getParent(): Noode
Gets the parent of this noode. All noodes should have a parent except the root, which will return null.
getPath(): number[]
Gets the path (an array of zero-based indices counting from the root) of this noode.
getDefinition(): NoodeDefinition
Extracts the definition tree of this noode (including its descendents). Useful if you want to perform your own operations on the content tree.
setOptions(options: NoodeOptions)
Changes the options for this noode. Properties of the given object will be merged into the existing options.
getEl(): HTMLDivElement
Gets the container element of this noode (i.e. nd-noode-box), if mounted.
getChildBranchEl(): HTMLDivElement
Gets the container element of the branch containing this noode's children (i.e. nd-branch), if it has children and is mounted.
getChild(index: number): Noode
Gets the child at the given index. Returns null if does not exist.
getActiveChild(): Noode
Gets the current active child. Returns null if does not exist.
getChildren(): Noode[]
Gets a mapped array of this noode's list of children.
getId(): string
Gets the ID of this noode.
getContent(): string
Gets the content (innerHTML) of this noode.
getIndex(): number
Gets the 0-based index (position among siblings) of this noode.
getLevel(): number
Gets the level of this noode. The root has level 1.
getActiveChildIndex(): number
Gets the active child index. Returns null if there's no active child.
setId(id: string)
Sets the ID of this noode.
setContent(content: string)
Replaces the content of this noode. This will remove the old content from the DOM.
setActiveChild(index: number)
Changes the active child of this noode. If doing so will toggle the visibility of the focal branch (i.e this noode is an ancestor of the focal branch), a jump to the new active child will be triggered.
addChild(childDef: NoodeDefinition, index?: number): Noode
Inserts a child noode (and its descendents) at the given index. Will always preserve the current active child. Returns the inserted child.
childDef
definition tree of the childindex
if not provided, will append to the end of the childrenaddChildren(childDefs: NoodeDefinition[], index?: number): Noode
Inserts a list of child noodes (and their descendents) at the given index. Will always preserve the current active child. Returns the inserted children.
childDefs
definition trees of the childrenindex
if not provided, will append to the end of the childrenremoveChild(index: number): NoodeDefinition
Removes a child noode (and its descendents) at the given index. If the active child is removed, will set the next child active, unless the child is the last in the list, where the previous child will be set active. If the focal branch is deleted, will jump to the nearest ancestor branch. Returns the definition of the deleted noode.
removeChildren(index: number, count: number): NoodeDefinition[]
Removes children noodes (and their descendents) at the given index. If the active child is removed, will set the next child active, unless the child is the last in the list, where the previous child will be set active. If the focal branch is deleted, will jump to the nearest ancestor branch. Returns the definitions of the deleted noodes.
count
number of children to removeDefines the template for a noode. Used for noode creation and insertion.
id?: string
ID of this noode. If provided, must be unique and should NOT start with "_" .
children?: NoodeDefinition[]
Children noodes of this noode. Defaults to an empty array.
activeChildIndex?: number
The index of the initial active child of this noode. Defaults to 0 (the first child), or null if the noode has no children.
content?: string
Content of this noode. Will be injected as innerHTML of the noode's container.
options?: NoodeOptions
Options for this noode.
Defines the options for a noodel.
visibleSubtreeDepth?: number
The number of levels of descendent branches to show after the current focal branch. Defaults to 1.
swipeFrictionBranch?: number
A number between 0 and 1 that affects the amount of movement when swiping in the branch axis. For every pixel swiped, the movement will be (1 - friction) pixels. Defaults to 0.7.
swipeFrictionTrunk?: number
A number between 0 and 1 that affects the amount of movement when swiping in the trunk axis. For every pixel swiped, the movement will be (1 - friction) pixels. Defaults to 0.2.
swipeWeightBranch?: number
A positive non-zero number that affects how many noodes to snap across after a swipe is released in the branch axis. The final number is calculated as a function of the swipe velocity multiplied by (100 / weight). Defaults to 100.
swipeWeightTrunk?: number
A positive non-zero number that affects how many levels to snap across after a swipe is released in the trunk axis. The final number is calculated as a function of the swipe velocity multiplied by (100 / weight). Defaults to 100.
useRouting?: boolean
Determines whether routing should be enabled for this noodel. Defaults to true.
onMount?: () => any
Callback after the view has been mounted and properly aligned after the first render. Changes to the view model from here onward will sync with the view and trigger animation effects.
onFocalNoodeChange?: (current: Noode, prev: Noode) => any
Handler called once after noodel creation, and whenever the focal noode has changed.
current
the current focal noodeprev
the previous focal noode, null on initial callonFocalParentChange?: (current: Noode, prev: Noode) => any
Handler called once after noodel creation, and whenever the focal parent has changed.
current
the current focal parentprev
the previous focal parent, null on initial callDefines the options for a noode.
skipResizeDetection?: boolean
If true, will not attach resize detectors on this noode, which may give a slight performance boost. Set this if you know that the size of this noode will never change after creation. Defaults to false.
onEnterFocus?: (self: Noode, prev: Noode) => any
Handler called whenever this noode entered focus. Will be called once after noodel creation if this is the focal noode.
self
the current focal noode (i.e. this noode)prev
the previous focal noode, null on initial callonExitFocus?: (self: Noode, current: Noode) => any
Handler called whenever this noode exited focus.
self
the previous focal noode (i.e. this noode)current
the current focal noodeonChildrenEnterFocus?: (self: Noode, prev: Noode) => any
Handler called whenever this noode's child branch entered focus. Will be called once after noodel creation if this is the focal parent.
self
the current focal parent (i.e. this noode)prev
the previous focal parent, null on initial callonChildrenExitFocus?: (self: Noode, current: Noode) => any
Handler called whenever this noode's child branch exited focus.
self
the previous focal parent (i.e. this noode)prev
the current focal parent
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