.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using Fuchsbau.Components.CrossCutting.Configuration;

namespace Fuchsbau.Components.Logic.ProjectWorkflows.Tests
{
    [TestClass]
    public class ProjectFileWorkflowUnitTests
    {
        // [TestMethod]
        // public void Generate_xxx_yyy()
        // {
        //     var projectConfiguration = new ProjectConfiguration();
        //     var projectFileDirectoryRepository = new ProjectFileDirectoryRepository();
        // 
        //     foreach (var directory in projectFileDirectoryRepository.Directories)
        //     {
        //         Debug.WriteLine(directory.Name);
        // 
        //         Test(directory);
        //     }
        // }
        // 
        // private void Test(ProjectDirectory directory)
        // {
        //     Debug.WriteLine(directory.Name);
        // 
        //     foreach (var projectFileDirectory in directory.Directories)
        //     {
        //         Debug.WriteLine(projectFileDirectory.Name);
        // 
        //         Test(projectFileDirectory);
        //     }
        // }
    }
}
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Weather can be unpredictable, and if you’re on a 10+ mile hike it’s going to be that many more miles of miserable before you’re able to get back to the car and warm up or dry off. If you somehow become injured and have to spend a night on the trail, that extra set of clothing could be critical when the light begins to fade. Be sure to bring spare socks, wind and rain protection, an extra mid-layer, and bug protection.
The same logic for layering applies to food. Though you should also be bringing extra food on casual day hikes, on more remote trips you will want to bring around 1.5x the amount of food you think you will consume that day. This is both because it’s good to have emergency rations, and it’s nice to have something to nibble on during the long drive back home. Bring something that is, of course, compact and high in calories and protein. An extra meal and supplemental snacks like trail mix are a good choice.
Curious about how many calories you should carry while hiking? Check out this burn-rate calculator.
Always use the coordinates of a trailhead – addresses are frequently bungled on map apps, but GPS coordinates are not. Getting lost is not only annoying, it also burns daylight and gas, which can be risky depending on how far out you are. GPS coordinates remove the potential for confusion, which is helpful both for getting yourself there and for letting other people know where you will be.
Print out or screenshot the directions on your phone in case you lose service. If you do lose service, be sure to note the miles on your odometer every time you reach a turning point in the directions, and base your movements off that. It’s common sense, but many of us navigate the world with instantly accessible maps, and it’s easy to forget just how reliant we are until those tools are no longer accessible. Keep the need for basic, old-fashioned navigation in mind – driving around until you ‘find it’ is not a wise choice. Tracking mileage, with some flexibility knowing that directions may not be accurate down to the quarter mile, is especially helpful if you’re driving at night and unable to rely on landmarks.
Those driving high-clearance vehicles with larger-than-stock tires should keep in mind that their odometer is not totally accurate, and calculate that difference in for long distances. If you plan to drive into no-service areas frequently or for long stretches, downloading a backcountry navigation app and maps for the area is a wise choice.
Tell someone where you’re going and how long you plan to be out, with a time that you expect to be back in cell range. Choosing one person you send this to every time keeps things simple. Send them the GPS coordinates and the information you’re using to get yourself there and navigate the trail. There are often alternate routes both to the trailhead and on the trail, and it’s important for them to know what information you’ve based your navigation on in case you do get lost or injured.
You don’t want to find yourself deep into a service road with a quarter tank – it may result in a longer hike than you bargained for. If you’re concerned about being able to fuel up, bring a 5-gallon gas can and keep it in the trunk just in case.
Your phone battery is likely to get zapped on fall and winter hikes, especially on those that go above the tree line. The best way to avoid this issue is to keep your phone in a pocket close to your body, in a mid-layer if possible. Pants and some hiking leggings offer pockets to store it in, but keep the screen facing outward as it will get sweaty.
Always bring a backup battery and charging cord as well in case you need your phone for offline navigation or an emergency call. Don’t forget that your backup battery is equally susceptible to drain from the cold.
Do you know which way north is? Do you know how to find your coordinates on your phone with no service? Do you know what a cairn is? Do you know which direction you’ve been hiking in for the last 45 minutes? You should. Navigation skills are crucial, especially if you place yourself in a remote area where trail maintenance is irregular and route-finding skills are needed. Have at least a basic understanding of navigation and route-finding before you go out. To develop this skill set, check out one of our navigation courses. There’s a good reason we require it for many of our courses.
You’ve heard it before, but it bears repeating – bring your Ten Essentials. It may seem bulky or unnecessary, but all of the items on that list will seem like cheap insurance if you actually need to use them. Consider the extra weight in your pack a conditioning aid.
The marquee college football game on Saturday afternoon is a contest between the 17th ranked Florida Gators and the 11th ranked Michigan Wolverines. The Gators will attempt to build off of last season as the Gators went 9-4 including a victory over Iowa in the Outback Bowl. Florida is still a long ways away from being a title contender, but the program is definitely headed in the right direction. Michigan, led by coach Jim Harbaugh, will look to build on last season as the Wolverines went 10-3 last season. However, the season ended with a brutal 33-32 loss to Florida State in the Orange Bowl. Both of these teams have a very slim chance to make the college football playoffs but a win against a top 20 team will definitely help.
Florida, led by coach Jim McElwainn, has the ability to put their program back on the map and a victory over Michigan is a good place to start. However, that victory looks less likely as the program had to suspend several players indefinitely including star running back Jordan Scarlett. With Scarlett out, one has to wonder if Florida will still be able to put up enough points to defeat Michigan. To add to the confusion, Florida is going to start freshman Feleipe Franks at quarterback but it is still likely that other quarterbacks like Malik Zaire will see some snaps. However, Florida’s team will succeed this season due to its defense. Florida has a very solid defensive line which can dominate the line of scrimmage and make life difficult for the Michigan offense.
Michigan, led by senior quarterback Wilton Speight, have their work cut out for them in they want to make a title run. Specifically, Michigan’s defense is a huge question mark. Michigan only has one returning starter from a season ago on defense and could be using up to six freshman in the starting lineup. However, Harbaugh is known for being an elite recruiter and one can expect those freshman to play a lot better than most people anticipate. Out of all the losses on defense, the biggest loss has to be safety jabril Peppers. Peppers played a variety of positions, on offense and defense, last season and was a head of that defensive unit. With him gone, one of the new faces will have to step