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Rechargeable batteries are better and cheaper than you remember, holding a charge for months on the shelf and costing less than a nickel per charge over their life cycle. Over the past year, we ran our battery analyzers for more than 600 hours and performed 20 hours of additional real-world tests—including literally driving three top brands considerably harder than recommended. After all that, we still recommend the Energizer Recharge line of batteries because they offer the best performance for the price whether you're using them on their first or 50th charge.
We made our pick based on a balance of not just the raw capacity tests measured in milliamp-hours (mAh) and watt-hours (Wh), but also how well they performed after 50 charge and discharge cycles and how much that performance will cost you. The Energizer Recharge Universal batteries performed well at each step of testing: initial capacity, capacity after four dozen charges, self-discharge, and high-drain RC car racing.
Advertised with a 2,000-mAh (2.4 Wh) capacity, we measured an average discharge of 1,888 mAh (2.3 Wh) in controlled bench tests. That's roughly 30 percent more capacity per dollar than the main competitors, the Panasonic Eneloops. After a few hundred battery-analyzer-hours that simulated once-a-week charging for a year, or once-a-month charging for four years, both the Energizers and Eneloops had virtually the same available capacity as when we started. This means any differences in charging capacity after four dozen cycles needs more precise equipment to detect and shouldn't be noticeable in normal use. Going beyond bench tests, we soldered six batteries together to run the motors of a high-powered RC car around a competition track. This setup is a good stress test because it drains power faster than any common use you'd encounter at home. (Please don't try this!) Our haphazard battery pack lasted 11:28, about half a minute longer than the Eneloops. This wasn't quite as long as the 15:52 that new, higher-capacity Powerex Precharged batteries managed, but the Energizers are around a dollar cheaper per battery, so they're still the better overall deal.
Finally, we like that the Energizers are readily available for a fair price when you run to a brick-and-mortar store (like Target) last minute. You can stock up online for an even better deal, but in-store availability is important for batteries, because when you need batteries, you don't always have the luxury of waiting a few days or weeks for shipping. And, for what it's worth, the Energizer Recharge Universal line contains 4 percent recycled material recovered from hybrid car batteries, so they should be a bit less harmful to the environment than other options.
*At the time of publishing, the price was $23.
Eneloop batteries may have a loyal following, but the Energizers performed better and are typically cheaper. But if the Energizers are out of stock or cost more than the brick-and-mortar retail price of around $2.50 each, get the Panasonic Eneloop AA 2100 Cycle Rechargeable Batteries instead. Even though their performance was a bit short of the Energizers in most of our tests, it wasn't by much. Out of the box, our Eneloops averaged 1,849 mAh (2.2 Wh) over their first three discharges, compared to Energizers' slightly higher 1,888 (2.3 Wh). Track runtime of both brands was pretty similar when we modified them to race our competition-level RC car: Energizers bested Eneloops with an extra 29 seconds, 11:28 to 10:59.
But the Eneloops did win decidedly in one test—after nine months on the shelf, our sample Eneloops still had an average of 82 percent of their charged capacity available, compared to just 71 percent available from the Energizers. In a single battery flashlight like this one, that could mean 10 minutes or more of extra battery life. When taken together, it's a close call to say which is the "better" battery. Still, the Eneloops regularly cost 25 percent more, and that's not really worth it to most people just for slightly extended shelf life.
If you need to get a charger anyway, we recommend buying the Panasonic Advanced Individual Cell Battery Charger with four Eneloop batteries. As long as the batteries you want to charge are standard NiMh rechargeables, the brand you put in the charger doesn't matter. We spent some time looking over the competition, including a newer charger from Panasonic, but this is still our favorite for most people because it's accurate, safe, and completely automatic. You can mix and match AA or AAA batteries (of different brands and capacities too) in odd or even numbers and still end up with happy, healthy batteries. Even though we didn't choose the included Eneloop batteries as our top pick, they're certainly a good value when bundled with the charger for less than $20 total—and for some reason, the charger is almost always cheaper when sold with batteries than when sold alone.
We clocked over 20 hours of research, ran our battery analyzers for more than 600 hours over the past year, and came up with some unique real-world tests, just to figure out which rechargeable battery is worth the couple bucks they normally cost. That's on top of The Wirecutter's hundreds of hours of research experience with batteries in general, plus past interviews with experts like the head of R&D at Duracell, David Klein.
When the technical questions get too technical, we head over to our consulting electrical engineer, Lee Johnson, and last year we spoke with David Hobby of the Strobist about the demanding battery needs of professional photographers.
Our top pick packs the equivalent of three or more times the capacity of a cheap disposable battery into a single charge. We know that rechargeable batteries haven't always performed consistently or well, but the latest technology—LSD NiMH—can hold a much larger charge, retain it for much longer, and recharge more times than what was possible only a few years back.1 If you gave up on rechargeables because they didn't seem reliable or have a high enough capacity, it's time to take a fresh look.
Since Sanyo (now Panasonic) Eneloop batteries effectively launched the modern rechargeable in 2005, their line has tripled capacity and doubled cycle life—the number of recharges a battery can take without degrading too much. But a bigger breakthrough than capacity or cycle life is the incredibly long shelf life of the latest generation of NiMH batteries. Any batteries marked "pre-charged," "low self discharge," or "LSD" will retain their charge for potentially years, not just months. While there was a time when Eneloop had the only reliably long-lasting batteries, this is no longer the case. We put shelf life claims to the test and found that even after nine months on the shelf, all our batteries still had more energy left in them than any disposable AA battery has fresh from the factory. So having a bad experience with Duracell, Energizer, or another brand several years ago doesn't mean you should write them off today.
That makes LSD batteries practical for emergency kits or other instances of infrequent use. Michael Bluejay's Battery Guides have a wealth of information on the underlying technology and the history of its improvements, and he still regularly updates with additional testing.
In addition to technology improvements, the price of rechargeables has come down considerably. Even after including the cost of a new charger, your first set of eight AA batteries will pay for themselves in five to six recharge cycles compared to buying most name-brand disposables. And the benefits go beyond your wallet: Globally, over 10 billion alkaline cells are made every year, and roughly half are purchased in the US. That's an average of 47 batteries per US household per year. Over four years, that would mean 12 rechargeable batteries take the place of 188 disposables—not a bad way to save some money (and the environment).
The only persistent drawback to rechargeables is that they still take a long time to recharge. Properly charging batteries takes time if you want to preserve their long-term performance—about eight hours for our top pick. Technically, the faster you charge your batteries, the less life you'll get out of them, though with modern batteries and chargers, the difference is likely negligible. There are many "fast chargers" available, but we don't recommend them, as they degrade rechargeable battery life.
Instead of a faster charger, we recommend buying an extra set of batteries. Figure out what device takes the most batteries and buy that many extra. If you always keep the extras charged and sitting next to (not in!) your charger, they'll be there when you need them. Rotating batteries this way is like having a perpetually stocked supply without going to the store.
Batteries don't require hours assessing industrial design or critiquing the user interface. They're pretty straightforward, and they have to match a fairly precise set of dimensions. We wanted to find the best, most quantifiable value—a reliable mix of capacity, life, price, and availability.
There are a handful of different battery technologies out there right now, but the only ones that will truly replace your alkaline AAs are nickel-metal hydride AAs, commonly abbreviated as NiMH. (You can pronounce it "nim" and save some trouble.) Specifically, look for new NiMH batteries that advertise "Low Self Discharge," "LSD," or even "Precharged!" that will hold a charge for months or years as opposed to mere weeks.
Most batteries are advertised based on their capacity and cycle life. Capacity, generally measured in milliampere-hours (mAh) and also noted in our guides as watt-hours (Wh),2 will give you an idea of how long one battery will last compared to another. Cycle life is supposed to tell you how many times a battery can be charged and discharged, but the number most manufacturers advertise is pretty useless for normal people—it's a number measure in idealized conditions that don't really match reality.3 Of course it'd be best if both capacity and cycle life were as high as possible, but due to the way batteries are made, improving capacity comes at the expense of cycle life and vice versa.
To oversimplify it, a battery has two main ingredients on the inside: cathode material—which determines capacity, and anode material—which determines cycle life. Because an AA battery has to be a specific size, if a manufacturer decides to max out one side of the material equation, they do so at the expense of the other. For example, the regular Eneloops claim a capacity of 2,000 mAh and a cycle life of 2,100 recharges, in contrast with the higher-capacity Eneloop Pros that claim 2,550 mAh and only 500 recharges. Because that tradeoff can be so unforgiving and because the claimed number of recharges is basically hogwash anyway, we looked for batteries that balanced capacity and cycle life rather than favoring one or the other.
Some simple math shows why we don't buy into advertised claims for the number of recharges, also known as cycle life. If an Eneloop were charged once a week, it would be 38 years until it reached its advertised life of 2,000 cycles, or over five years if charging it every day. The battery would die of old age before it hits that limit in real-world usage. We like that some of the Energizer promotional materials more realistically claim "up to 5-year battery life when used under normal conditions." That seems more reasonable, and, when charged once a month, would still bring your cost per charge down to less than a nickel.4
We talked to David Klein, the director of R&D at Duracell, and he explained another wrinkle to these claims: Different companies have different definitions of acceptable functionality when it comes to their testing. For example, company A and company B might both make a 2,000-mAh battery, but company A claims that it lasts 500 cycles while company B claims 1,000. But if A defines functional as 80 percent of original capacity and B defines it as 60 percent, the numbers don't mean much. We know that cycle life comes at the expense of capacity, and since both those fictional batteries have the same capacity, we can infer that they probably have a similar cycle life. Any variation likely comes from the quality of the materials being used.
Last year we considered all of this and chose eight brands to test. Though we ultimately recommended the Energizer Recharge Power Plus as the best deal, the Powerex Imedion was our runner-up, and the Panasonic Eneloop performed well but wasn't quite as good a value. For this update in 2016, we revisited all three. Energizer changed the Recharge line of batteries to include 4 percent recycled content—an industry first—and we wanted to see how it would perform after the change. Specifically, we chose to test the Energizer Recharge Universal batteries that have the same stated capacity as the Panasonic Eneloops. Powerex told us they'd be discontinuing the Imedion batteries in favor of the newer, higher capacity Powerex PreCharged batteries, so we brought those in for testing as well. Panasonic Eneloops stood in as something of a control group, the only tested battery that was unchanged from last year to this year.
Advertised Capacity (mAh)
Capacity (Wh)
Advertised Cycles
|Recharge Universal
In addition to last year's bench tests to measure raw capacity, we tried out each of our contenders in high-powered flashlights and camera flashes. For this latest update, we did our standard bench tests, added a few more data points, and came up with a new way to test battery performance out in the real world—that is, if you consider competitive RC car racing to be the real world.
Our first bench test was straightforward. We discharged four batteries from each brand so we'd clear out whatever charge was left from sitting on the shelf. Then we charged them and discharged them three times to average the results. How fast a battery is charged and discharged actually impacts how much energy it will store, so we standardized both rates. We charged all batteries at 500 mA (.5 A) because it's a gentle rate similar to many simple chargers and below the maximum recommended C-rate for charging batteries this size. (If that doesn't mean anything to you, just ignore it. You don't need to know that to use rechargeable batteries.) Depending on your use, you could be discharging batteries quickly—like photography lighting or RC cars—or slowly—like in a wireless keyboard. We split the difference of these extreme scenarios and discharged at 1,000 mA (1 A) rate, which would be closer to something like a reasonably bright, non-LED flashlight. With such a huge range of possible uses, it's impossible for us to have data for all of them, but a standardized test like this is still useful for comparing batteries to one another.
When we picked our favorite battery charger, we didn't recommend the Powerex MH-C9000 WizardOne because the extra button presses, settings, and information are all more than most people need day to day. But for our purposes, or for anyone who wants the maximum amount of customization in charging profiles, the WizardOne's extensive feature list fits the bill neatly. (Powerex loaned us two units for testing, and another two after they'd be running for a hundred hours with no end in sight.)
Stated Capacity, mAh
Charge Average, mAh
Discharge Average, mAh
Discharge Average, % of Advertised
|Powerex Precharged
|Energizer Recharge Universal
|Panasonic Eneloop
We know that rechargeables have a bad reputation for losing their mojo a bit too quickly, so to simulate the same kind of charge and discharge cycle that you'll do over the course of months or years, we kept cycling after our first few measurements. After 48 cycles—the interim charges and discharges both done at 1 A to speed things up a bit—we charged one last time at 500 mA and discharged at 1,000 mA, then compared the capacities to what we found out of the box. Incredibly, there was no conclusive difference after the 49th charge. While there were fluctuations of roughly 2 percent, they were in both directions. The most conclusive statement we can make with that data is that if there was a loss in capacity after four dozen cycles, it was too small to be detected by our equipment. That means that you shouldn't experience any noticeable degradation at home until long after the batteries have paid for themselves. Of course we can't speed up time or simulate how each brand will do three or four years out—time heals all wounds and drains all batteries—but the actual charge cycles certainly won't be what does them in.
One of the biggest differences in today's rechargeable batteries compared to the original NiMH batteries common 10 to 15 years ago is their ability to hold a charge for long periods of time when sitting on the shelf. These batteries are said to have Low Self Discharge, but are also advertised with other terms like LSD or as precharged. The marketing materials will often tout impressive numbers, like having 80 percent of their charge after one to three years. After our last update in 2015, we charged up fresh samples of our top battery picks and set them aside. Imedion batteries are being discontinued, so we only compared the Panasonic Eneloops to the Energizer Recharge Power Plus cells, the latter of which were charged and stored before the change to 4 percent recycled material.
While neither the Energizers or Eneloops matched manufacturer claims, both did well enough that we'd trust them in an emergency kit, probably topping them off once a year. Eneloop loyalists can hang their hats on the details though, because even though the Energizers had a respectable 71 percent of their charged capacity still available, the Eneloops cleaned their clock with an average 82 percent available (the difference is equivalent to about 10 minutes of extra battery from a flashlight like this one). Those numbers are based on an average of four of each battery being tested, so the results are different enough to be significant, but not different enough to change our pick. We have another set of batteries charged and sitting on the shelf to test like this again in 2017.
9-Month Difference from Charge to Discharge
Average Discharge per 30 Days
|Energizer Recharge Power Plus
|Panasonic Eneloop
Running all these bench tests gives us great data to decide which batteries perform the best, but let's face it, that's some pretty dense info. And most people don't know how these numbers relate to how well their batteries will work day-to-day. In our last update, we patiently waited for flashlights to burn down and timed the runtime of each battery.
To build on that and test our updated batteries in a high-stress situation, we headed out to Trackside Raceway in Brookfield, WI and spent a day of summer 2016 with owner Jamie Tennies. Trackside has an indoor RC race track that hosts national competitions in additional to their normal open track practices. These cars are serious, regularly going 40 mph, with brushless motors powered by high-quality lithium-ion battery packs—far too fancy for our purposes. Instead, Jamie soldered up our sample batteries into a pack with high enough voltage to run our test cars around the track. For all the battery testing we've done recently, we literally had no idea what to expect. These batteries are not made to be worn down so quick, and the electric motors aren't made to run off this type of batteries either.
To keep the driving style roughly the same, JT used each pack in turn to drive the same car around the track, and we stopped the time when the car didn't have enough power to clear one of the track hills. We took bets on how long they'd last (we were guessing five minutes or so), and whether we'd be starting any fires (we considered it very possible). Five minutes turned to six, and at 10 minutes in, we started getting nervous about exactly how long our experiment would run. In the end, our little AA battery packs raced around the track for between 11 and 15 minutes each. All three brands, the Powerex Precharged, Energizer Recharge Universal, and Panasonic Eneloop, impressed us. And as we pulled each one out of our test car at the end of the run, we realized that while we didn't start any fires, what we were doing wasn't exactly safe—the surface temperature of one pack was 210 degrees Fahrenheit a minute or two after being (carefully) removed.
Because of the voltage characteristics of our packs, our car didn't go as fast as when running on its normal lithium batteries. JT thought it was probably going about half its top speed, even on straightaways. But given that these cars are a lot beefier than what kids will play with from Radio Shack, the results prove that modern rechargeable AA batteries are up to the task of this kind of high-drain duty. Not surprisingly, the Powerex batteries, rated for roughly 25 percent more capacity, lasted the longest. We'll give the silver medal to Energizer for staying on the road for an extra 30 seconds, but given all the variables of our setup, Panasonic might have eked it out if conditions had been a little different.
Track Time
Average Resulting Voltage
Resulting Surface Temperature
With the right charger, your batteries will mostly take care of themselves. LSD NiMH batteries don't need be kept in the refrigerator or freezer, you don't need to drain them before recharging, and they don't need trickle charging to hold power. If you use one of our recommended chargers, the only care they need is to be taken off when they're done charging to avoid power leaking into and overcharging them.
Since our charger picks all measure each battery independently, you can mix different brands when charging and not cause any problems. On the other hand, you'll want to keep battery brands matched when you're using them to ensure similar levels of charge. A device will usually stop working once the battery with the shortest life dies.
Overcharging batteries will eventually lower the cycle life, which means you'll be replacing them sooner. On the other hand, fast charging batteries will eventually reduce their capacities, causing you to charge them more often. There are all sorts of technical reasons to not go too slow or too fast. If you're into learning about that sort of thing, jump over to the charger guide to learn the basics. If you're really into that sort of thing, you can wander off to more technical sites that will explain why Negative Delta V Detection and pulse charging are the way to go.
We were using the Energizer Recharger Power Plus batteries in our mice and keyboards for most of 2016 without any problems or unexpectedly short runtimes. Because NiMh batteries have a different voltage curve than alkaline batteries, we have noticed that simple battery meters, like the one that warns of low battery on macOS when using an Apple Magic Mouse or first-gen Magic Trackpad/Keyboard, can be confused about how full they are. We've learned to ignore the low battery warnings and to continue to use the same batteries for a couple more weeks—if not months. Overall, the charge capacity life of our picks should be three to four times that of a standard disposable alkaline, but no matter what brand you use, be prepared for charge meters expecting alkalines to behave a little funky with NiMHs.
Our testing results are only applicable to AA batteries, and they were so extensive we haven't had time to repeat them with AAA batteries. But we wouldn't hesitate to buy whichever brand had better pricing on AAA when we needed them, either Energizer or Eneloop. We are just now beginning to work on a review for AAAs and hope to have some results to you in the coming months.
Rechargeable C and D batteries are available, but they're much less common. And because rechargeable NiMh AA's have capacities and voltage curves very different from their disposable alkaline counterparts, many companies suggest and sell C and D adapters that let you use AA batteries in devices that normally require the larger sizes. We haven't tested our picks' performance under such grueling circumstances, but we'll keep it in mind for further testing.
Probably not. There's quite a lot of speculation on some sites and in some reviews that certain cheaper brands might actually be Panasonic Eneloops in disguise. Independent reviews and enthusiasts have been floating the idea that AmazonBasics Rechargeable Batteries and the High Capacity version, which are considerably cheaper than their Eneloop counterparts, are actually made by Panasonic. There's all sorts of rumors about whether the factory that makes Eneloops contracts out to other brands since the sale from Sanyo to Panasonic. But no matter what corporate evidence someone wants to go dig up, our just tests don't agree.
Despite having similar measured capacity to Eneloop in the first few cycles, the AmazonBasics only powered our test flashlight for 2 hours, 12 minutes while the high-capacity version improved to 2 hours, 39 minutes. The equivalent Eneloops bested them by burning for 2 hours, 45 minutes and 2 hours, 56 minutes. Even in last year's inconclusive camera flash tests, the AmazonBasics batteries only strobed 80 percent as many times before being completely run down. While Amazon has been churning out impressive discount products in some categories, we don't think the AmazonBasics are a great deal for most people—especially because at a price of around $2.12 per battery, they're not much of a deal.
All the non-AmazonBasics batteries we tested did surprisingly well, and if we happened to see any of our top four on sale for $2.25 or less, we'd probably go ahead and grab them.
The new Powerex Precharged batteries tested well in all our bench tests, with 2,470 mAh (3 Wh) available for discharge of 2,600 mAh (3.1 Wh) of state capacity. That's over 25 percent higher than either of our picks in terms of raw capacity, but you're really paying a premium for that extra energy. The new batteries are retailing for roughly a dollar more per battery than our top pick—a huge difference if you want to stock up. If you have a specific need for the extra capacity, and don't mind the cost, we're sure they'd be great. But they're just not necessary for what most people need around the house.
The Duracell Rechargeables were the only batteries to have a higher available capacity than the packaging claimed—2,473 compared to 2,400 mAh— but they were in sixth place on our flashlight test, lasting just 2:43. It's surprisingly hard to find the current generation for sale outside of Walmart, and their retail price averages about 45 cents more per battery than our pick.
The EBL 8-pack High Capacity 2,800-mAh Ni-MH Rechargeable Batteries are among the least-expensive batteries we've found, and they had the highest available capacity in all our tests. At an average of 2,487 mAh (3 Wh), an EBL bests our pick by a good 15 percent. But because of the technological tradeoff between capacity and longevity, we're not willing to put much stock in their cycle claims: 1,200 in some places and 1,500 in others.
The Panasonic Eneloop Pro line is a higher-capacity, lower-cycle-life version of the Eneloops, rated for 2,550 mAh and 500 cycles compared to the standard 2,000/2,100. But an Eneloop Pro is the most expensive of our group, offering only 10 percent more available capacity than our pick despite costing about 25 percent more. Higher capacity and lower cycle life is important in some situations; photographers might want to squeeze every flash they can between battery swaps. In general, though, this isn't a good tradeoff for most people and isn't worth the premium price.
Additional reporting by Clifford Agocs.
Special thanks to Jamie Tennies and RC Hobby and Raceway for soldering up our test packs and giving us track time for our testing.
(Photos by Mark Smirniotis.)
1. LSD NiMH stands for Low Self Discharge Nickel Metal Hydride, a mouthful that you should just check for on the box. If you're curious about what that means, you can read more here. Jump back.
2. For this guide, measurements taken in mAh have been converted to Wh at an estimated 1.2 V and rounded to one decimal place. Jump back.
3. Most manufacturers follow a standard test procedure for cycle testing outlined by the International Electrotechnical Commission, but it's completely voluntary and isn't always noted on the package. Jump back.
4. Even at a high of $2.50 per battery, when charged once a month for five years, the cost per charge would be roughly $0.04 ($2.50 / (12 x 5) = .04167) Jump back.
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In 2004, Image established the Denise Levertov Award to honor one of the twentieth century's greatest poets.
Levertov, who spent her last years in Seattle, embraced the landscape and culture of the Pacific Northwest. Particularly in her later poetry, her identity as a Christian believer—a pilgrim whose faith was inextricably entwined with doubt—became another important facet of her work.
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Invoice? This document, according to which the buyer takes the VAT to the deduction or refund of the budget provided by the seller of goods, works and services.
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Invoices are made onlytaxpayers. Businesses do not pay VAT, to fill in the invoice is not necessary. If VAT is zero, the invoice will still be drawn up indicating the 0% VAT in the appropriate box.
The invoice is filled in 2 copies and issued to the customer within 5 days, excluding the day of shipment of goods (works, services).
In one instance an invoice drawn uptaxpayer in the case of pre-payment from the buyer or partial payment, performing its own construction and installation work, gratuitous transfer of property, financial assistance, the emergence of positive sum differences.
Allowed to extract invoice combined way? and using a computer by hand.
Register invoices made in chronological order from the beginning of the year.
The amounts in the invoices are usually specified inrubles, although allowed to reflect payments in foreign currency and standard units. In this case, the allocation policy must be reflected in the agreement between the buyer and supplier.
According to the rules of invoice registers, filled with the invoice as follows. In line 1? serial number and date of issue of the invoice.
In line 2? the name of the seller in accordance with the constituent documents.
In line 2a? location of the Seller in accordance with the constituent documents
In line 2b? TIN and CRR of the taxpayer-seller. If the sale is a branch, the branch of the CPT indicated.
In line 3? the mailing address of the shipper. If the seller and the shipper? one person, it is written in this line? he is ?. When performing work or services in a row put a dash.
In line 4? name of the consignee (purchaser) in accordance with the constituent documents and e-mail address or the name and address of the branch, if the shipment of goods is carried out a separate unit.
In line 5? number and date of preparation of bank payment order or cash receipt, which is attached to the invoice and which received an advance payment for goods, works or services. Otherwise, put a dash.
In line 6? the name of the buyer in accordance with the constituent documents.
In line 6a? its location in accordance with the constituent documents.
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In column 2? unit of measurement of the goods (in other cases? If it is possible to specify it)
Column 3? the total amount of the goods, works or services, respectively, the unit of measurement.
Column 4? Price per unit without VAT. In the case of state-regulated prices, including the amount of tax? VAT included.
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While roasting brings out the sweetness in carrots, this easy make-ahead side goes one step further to blend sweet and savory flavors. Large chunks of carrot are roasted with olive oil, cumin, and cinnamon and then tossed with raisins and parsley. Substitute baby carrots if you'd like.
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2 tablespoons olive oil
2 large garlic cloves, minced
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 pounds carrots, cut diagonally into 1-inch pieces, or baby carrots
1/4 cup white raisins Juice of 1 lemon
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley or cilantro
Heat oven to 400º F. Combine the oil, garlic, sugar, cumin, salt, cinnamon, and carrots in a shallow baking pan. Roast 20 minutes or until fork-tender. Remove from oven and add the raisins, lemon juice, and parsley. Toss well. (Can be made up to 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate.)
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Nutritional Information
Calcium 45 mg
Calories 99
Caloriesfromfat 0 %
Carbohydrate 16 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Fat 4 g
Fiber 3 g
Iron 1 mg
Protein 1 mg
Satfat 1 g
Sodium 217 mg


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"Cellular S-nitrosothiol signaling in respiratory biology" is a program designed to use the expertise in S-nitrosothiol biology at the University of Virginia to form a collaborative center that will excel in defining the roles of S-nitrosothiols in respiratory medicine. Emerging evidence from our group and others suggests that S-nitrosothiol (and related nitrogen oxides such as nitrite)-based signaling downstream from nitric oxide synthase activation is relevant to respiratory biology and airway diseases such as cystic fibrosis, pulmonary arterial hypertension, and apnea. However, fundamental questions remain regarding the cell biology and biochemistry of S-nitrosothiols in the respiratory system. Our goal is to establish a leading center to address these questions, enabling development of new, S-nitrosothiol-based therapies for respiratory diseases. Project 1, S-nitrosothiol signaling and localization in airway epithelial cells, will define mechanisms by which nitric oxide synthase activation leads to S-nitrosylation of specific proteins in specific cellular locations in primary human airway epithelial cell cultures;and we will define the mechanisms by which disorders in this S-nitrosylation signaling are relevant to the development of therapies for cystic fibrosis. Project 2, S-nitrosothiol signaling in pulmonary endothelial cells, will define the interaction between Snitrosylating and denitrosylating enzymes in the pulmonary vascular endothelium;and the role of imbalance between nitrosylation and denitrosylation in the pathogenesis of pulmonary arterial hypertension, particularly as it relates to gender discordance. Project 3, S-nitrosothiol biology in ventilatory regulation, will examine the effects of S-nitrosothiols as respiratory stimulants at the level of the carotid body. This program will make extensive use of intramural and extramural collaborations, as well as Program Core facilities, to make good use of our institutional strengths in S-nitrosothiol biology.
S-nitrosylation signaling is relevant to virtually every aspect of respiratory/ventilatory biology. In Project 1, we will focus on defining the biology of ainway S-nitrosylation downstream of NOS activation, particularly as it relates to developing therapies for cystic fibrosis. In Project 2, we will study S-nitrosylation signaling in pulmonary endothelial biology as it relates to gender effects in pulmonary arterial hypertension. In Project 3, we will study S-nitrosylation signaling in neurorespiratory biology as it relates to apnea. We anticipate that the results of these focused and integrated studies will be of direct relevance to the treatment of airways diseases, pulmonary vascular diseases, and apnea. Additionally, we anticipate novel insights of therapeutic relevance to emerge from the collaborative work of the investigators in this Program Project.
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|Davisson, Robin L; Bates, James N; Johnson, Alan Kim et al. (2014) Effects of intracerebroventricular injections of 5-HT on systemic vascular resistances of conscious rats. Microvasc Res 95:116-23
|Zaman, Khalequz; Bennett, Deric; Fraser-Butler, Maya et al. (2014) S-Nitrosothiols increases cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator expression and maturation in the cell surface. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 443:1257-62
|Getsy, Paulina M; Davis, Jesse; Coffee, Gregory A et al. (2014) Enhanced non-eupneic breathing following hypoxic, hypercapnic or hypoxic-hypercapnic gas challenges in conscious mice. Respir Physiol Neurobiol 204:147-59
|Mendoza, James P; Passafaro, Rachael J; Baby, Santhosh M et al. (2014) Role of nitric oxide-containing factors in the ventilatory and cardiovascular responses elicited by hypoxic challenge in isoflurane-anesthetized rats. J Appl Physiol (1985) 116:1371-81
|Palmer, Lisa A; May, Walter J; deRonde, Kimberly et al. (2013) Ventilatory responses during and following exposure to a hypoxic challenge in conscious mice deficient or null in S-nitrosoglutathione reductase. Respir Physiol Neurobiol 185:571-81
|Sun, Yuansheng; Rombola, Christina; Jyothikumar, Vinod et al. (2013) Forster resonance energy transfer microscopy and spectroscopy for localizing protein-protein interactions in living cells. Cytometry A 83:780-93
|Palmer, Lisa A; May, Walter J; deRonde, Kimberly et al. (2013) Hypoxia-induced ventilatory responses in conscious mice: gender differences in ventilatory roll-off and facilitation. Respir Physiol Neurobiol 185:497-505
|Jyothikumar, Vinod; Sun, Yuansheng; Periasamy, Ammasi (2013) Investigation of tryptophan-NADH interactions in live human cells using three-photon fluorescence lifetime imaging and Forster resonance energy transfer microscopy. J Biomed Opt 18:060501
|Marozkina, Nadzeya V; Wei, Christina; Yemen, Sean et al. (2012) S-nitrosoglutathione reductase in human lung cancer. Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol 46:63-70
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Illinois' newest wine trail connects six wineries dotted throughout the southeast corner of the state. Visitors can enjoy both breathtaking vistas and friendly rural communities, all while sampling excellent red and white wines.
Casual dining offering salads, sandwiches, steaks, chicken, seafood & pasta for lunch & dinner. We seat 100 people.
Visit this Metropolis icon for barbecue done the old fashion way! In business since 1965 and located just 2 blocks from Ft. Massac State Park, you will enjoy some of the best breakfast sandwiches and BBQ in town! Open 4:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday - Saturday.
Bringing the atmosphere of China to Metropolis, The China House Buffet has opened in a newly remodeled facility. This deluxe buffet has everything you could possibly want and more. From Chinese favorites, pizza, American classics, seafood, salad and desserts you will find something you will enjoy. Located across U.S. 45 from Ft. Massac State Park. 11:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. daily.
Chicago Style Pizza at its best. Even though you are 6 hours away from Chicago you will feel like you are on the streets of the Windy City every time you bite into one of the handmade pizzas at Cubby Bears. A pizza buffet makes it easy to sample all that Cubby's has to offer. Sandwiches and pasta also available. 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Daily
Located directly across from Ft. Massac State Park you will feel like you have stepped across the border into old Mexico. Select from the finest traditional Mexican cuisine or have a drink from the bar. 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. daily
Down-home cookin' at Rube's is served up three meals a day. The cooks in the kitchen specialize in cooking "the way your mamma made it'" so you'll find something to your liking on the menu. Daily specials are sure to please even the pickiest eater. 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday 6:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sunday
Located two blocks from Harrah's Fat Edd's Roadhouse offers a variety of foods and drinks. Many appetizers such as peel-n-eat shrimp and great food choices from salads to Roadhouse platters. They also offer a full bar. Open daily 11:00 am to 10:00 pm.
This 18-hole course, designed by renowned golf architect Steve Smyers, was named by Travel + Leisure as one of "America's 100 Best Courses for $100 or Less." Kokopelli offers a full-service pro shop, professionals who offer personal golf instruction and an eight-acre practice facility. This course has a restaurant, lounge, and banquet facilities available.
Award-winning BBQ. Family style dine-in and carry out. "Best Ribs in the U.S." by Bon Appétit Magazine and featured on the Food Network show, Bon Appétit Picks the Best.
20's Hideout Steakhouse and Bar
The 20's Hideout Restaurant serves up steak, seafood and live entertainment in roaring 20's fashion. Boasting the largest wine cellar south of Chicago with over 1,900 international and domestic bottles on hand sure to satisfy the pickiest of palates.
Family oriented, dine in or carry out. They have a drive thru for convenience. Hamburgers are made from scratch.
Small Italian restaurant with delicious authentic cooking. Made fresh everyday and homemade. Family oriented, dine in, take out, and delivery.
Casual and friendly family atmosphere. Quick, fast authentic Italian food and reasonably priced. Offers dine in or take out.
Nice cozy family restaurant and friendly atmosphere. Dine in or take out. The home cooked meals are very good.
Good barbecue! Fish, Chops, Ribs, dine-in, carry-out and we cater.
Koko's Bar at Kokopelli Golf Club
This restaurant is open to the public and club members. Excellent steaks and chops, perfect after a round of golf.
Family experience, to dine in or carry out. Casual dining. All Authentic Mexican cuisine.
Offers catering; menu filled with over 100 different items; sandwiches, spuds, salads, soups, and sweets.
Family casual dining, dine in or carry out. Melt in your mouth rib eye steaks. See website for other locations throughout the state.
Tucked away behind the tower square, this Chinese restaurant is known for good food and large portions.
Razmo's is a family owned take-out restaurant with an emphasis on quality, fresh ingredients. It is known for it's large burgers but also serves a variety of daily specials including Po' Boys, Wraps, Reuben and more. Also serves a variety of breakfast items.
Open for dinner at 3 pm near the Lake of Egypt and exit 45. We have a bar, a jukebox, pool tables, karaoke on weekends, and live bands on certain weekends.
Ranked one of the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the entire country. The Bistro's upscale atmosphere provides an ideal setting for business meetings or dinner with family and friends. Check out our website to see our menu and make reservations online.


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We hope you're not afraid of heights, but if you are, you're going to want to sit down for this one. We all know Urbexers are known for climbing to unreal heights and having unobstructed views of some of the world's grandest cities, but they also do something special –deliver the audience the same unique view using GoPros.
From Red Bull TV's Urbex documentary, Max Ross and Zack Burke bring you the most incredible look down moments from their urban exploration of Toronto, Canada.
With GoPro (and selfie stick) in hand, Ross and Burke bring you an incredible perspective right into your lap – a vantage you might only otherwise see if you put a camera on a bird. Whether it's placing a skateboard over the void or climbing to the very top of a skyscraper, it's pretty obvious this duo knows how to push the limits.
Across the Urbex board, all of the explorers give you such incedible action that it could easily convince you that they have no fear of the ledge. They're not daredevils with a death wish, though. Simply, they're searching for a unique perspective of the world. And, after you watch this GoPro video, it's easy to say urban explorers achieve that.
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06 Dec 2005, 12:49pm by P. Ryan Wilson
To be fair, Gisele Bundchen might have been the most exciting part of Sunday's game against the Jets. Seriously though, the article points out that, "...the open ends of Gillette and the close proximity of the club-level seats (where many fans opt to stay inside) have conspired to give the Pats one of the worst home-field advantages — in terms of crowd noise — in the NFL."
I'm guessing you won't be hearing this complaint from Colts players.
19 comments, Last at 07 Dec 2005, 1:51am by J
05 Dec 2005, 11:56am by Michael David Smith
Peter King is full of the playoff spirit this week, giving us his prognostications for the 12 teams that will make the postseason.
50 comments, Last at 07 Dec 2005, 12:00pm by Tom Kelso
05 Dec 2005, 10:52am by P. Ryan Wilson
Two things. First, there's no truth to the rumor that Morris Buttermaker coached the second half for the Bills, and second, J.P. Losman is no Shakespeare.
17 comments, Last at 06 Dec 2005, 2:19am by Mike
04 Dec 2005, 02:57pm by Aaron Schatz
Why all the comparisons to the 2000 Ravens and 1985 Bears? As Bob Cook points out, Lovie Smith was the linebackers coach for a team that had a great defense -- so great that it held the Greatest Show on Turf to 11 points in the NFC Championship -- and a horrific offense led by a bad rookie quarterback -- so bad that it could only score six points in the same game.
22 comments, Last at 05 Dec 2005, 6:06pm by B
04 Dec 2005, 02:54pm by Michael David Smith
You just knew we weren't done with this story yet, didn't you? Melissa Holden of Tampa filed a lawsuit Friday against former Panthers cheerleader Victoria Renee Thomas, saying Thomas "intentionally, willfully and maliciously assaulted and battered" her.
"I've been humiliated," said Holden, a 26-year-old University of South Florida student and nurse.
12 comments, Last at 06 Dec 2005, 1:25am by HLF
04 Dec 2005, 10:04am by Michael David Smith
The latest from Michael Lewis is about Mike Leach, head football coach at Texas Tech. Our friend Jim Schwartz is mentioned as one of the coaches who has shown an interest in Leach's offense. A couple thoughts:
1. Next time you hear someone talk about how college sports are all about the development of student-athletes, remember that Texas Tech sent its quarterback on the field with "a throwing arm so dead that he required a cortisone shot to move it."
24 comments, Last at 10 Dec 2005, 9:32pm by John Lemon
04 Dec 2005, 01:25am by Aaron Schatz
David Leonhardt of the New York Times asks: What if it was Bill Belichick all along? In his six seasons without Belichick, in New England and Dallas, Bill Parcells is 44-47 with no playoff victories. (Free registration or bugmenot required.)
27 comments, Last at 05 Dec 2005, 3:03pm by Another Craig B
03 Dec 2005, 02:04pm by Al Bogdan
Texas Congressman Joe Barton is calling for a Congressional hearing to address the "deeply flawed" Bowl Championship Series system. I'm glad our representatives are spending their time investigating the important issues that are facing our country. Next month, look for a Georgia Congressman to call for a hearing to investigate why the Falcons are so low in the FoxSports.com power rankings.
39 comments, Last at 06 Dec 2005, 5:40pm by Richie
03 Dec 2005, 12:30am by Aaron Schatz
Scroll down. Way down. Brady is the first NFL-associated Sportsman of the Year since Don Shula in 1993 and the first NFL player since Joe Montana in 1990. For you fans of "East Coast Bias," this is the second straight Boston-related choice. For you fans of the Buffalo Bills, enjoy your cover jinx-related upset in Week 14.
44 comments, Last at 08 Dec 2005, 10:00pm by stan
02 Dec 2005, 06:02pm by Aaron Schatz
Excellent Simmons this week, lots of good jokes, good observations, and very little Boston-centeric bias that will piss off those of you who root for the other 31 teams. He's dead on about those stupid "fantasy stats" scrolls that tell you which lame receiver has one catch for six yards. Whoopee. Bill's Bears bandwagon takes other step this week, as he suggests that they could even make it to the Super Bowl. It sounds ridiculous, but I was actually thinking about something this morning.
19 comments, Last at 04 Dec 2005, 4:32am by TomC
Our postseason look at the biggest weakness on each team starts out west, where offensive (and kicking) talent has proven to be in short supply.


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Patrick Peterson and Antonio Cromartie named amongst NFL's 'overrated' corners
"Overrated" is something fans love to chant at players on opposing teams. It's now also a word that Yahoo Sports' Shutdown Corner blog has used to describe Arizona Cardinals cornerbacks Patrick Peterson and Antonio Cromartie.
Shutdown Corner writer Eric Edholm says Peterson is a player that matches up well against bigger wide receivers such as Julio Jones in man coverage, but tried to reason why the former LSU Tiger is more hyped up than he deserves to be.
But smart, savvy and quicker receivers can give him fits. Double moves still befuddle Peterson. Yes, he can do things that 90 percent of corners cannot, but Peterson is still attacked regularly and beaten with some level of frequency that keeps him out of the elite category.
Peterson had three interceptions and 40 tackles in his third season with the team, which earned him a Pro Bowl appearance and a spot as a first-team All-Pro. Edholm also gave Peterson some credit for his confidence and that while his physicality is great, it's not "truly elite."
As for Peterson's teammate, Frank Schwab explained that although Cromartie is looked at as one of the better cornerbacks in the NFL, he has suffered a severe drop off in recent years.
Cromartie had a great 2007 season, with 10 interceptions, and that's when he started being considered one of the best cornerbacks in the game. He also hasn't done a ton since then.
Cromartie moved on from the Chargers to the Jets, and next season he'll be with the Cardinals. Unless Cromartie can recapture his 2012 season (which was legitimately good), all Arizona will be getting is the post-2007 Cromartie, which is a corner who makes a big play here or there but generally gives up plenty, too.
While the Cardinals secondary is once again expected to be one of the toughest in the league next season, if these writers are correct, it could have a few more holes than anticipated.
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Miami dentist Ted Herrmann, D.M.D., has dedicated the month of May to spreading awareness for the toxicity of sugar in light of recent research that indicates sugar may be the leading contributor to a range of life threatening illnesses.
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They are very cute and colourful. They also feel very well made. They are very easy to clean. My only issue which would maybe be a plus if my daughter was a bit older is they are very spill proof. My little one is 9 months and can't suck anything out of them yet.
I bought the mickey mouse set for my 1 year old right after his first birthday, he is 18 months old now. These are so hard to clean. The mouth piece rubber and the air hole grew some kind of mold on them. I cleaned his cup at least 5 times a day. Each time he got a refill I cleaned it. It is almost impossible to clean the mouth piece, not even the small end of a bottle brush fits down enough to clean the spout. They leak and I dont think they are safe for use. The only good thing about this cups was the insulation and the color changing, other than that It is one of the worst cups I have bought for him. Please save your money and your peace of mind and buy a different cup for your child. The price is also a little steep for such a cheaply made cup.
I have experienced pros and cons with these sippy cups. While I like how they insulate the bevarage and keep it cold longer than regular sippy cups and that you don't need to insert or keep track of any type of valve, they do seem to tend to leak if they are, for instance, left laying on their side on the table, couch, wherever. Once you know that, you can tell your kids not to leave them tipped over, but if your kids are like mine, that is hit or miss...
My daughter is one of those children who hated transferring from a bottle to a sippy cup. The entire process took months and months. We were using soft spouted ones because she hated the harder spouts.
This is the ONLY cup she's drink out of with a hard spout, and now she's interested in drinking out of cups. I've never had a problem with this cup leaking. I was very surprised because most cups that say they do not leak end up leaking after a couple of days.
I am buying more for her and am buying some for my friends' kid. I strongly recommend these.
I was so excited to see these. Bought three sets - a different one for each grandkid, thinking they would be perfect for letting them sit on the my leather sectional to watch TV shows with granny. Between the kitchen and six steps later, the two year old had poked her finger right through the thin membrane of the air hole, obliterating the previous pin hole. When she she popped her finger out, big milk droplets splashed onto the livingroom floor. And I am a neat freak so this would not do. I concluded that these sippy cups were designed for children who were already too old for sippy cups anyway and took them back. Its back to Nubi for me - tried and true.
My daughter is almost 10 months old and I have struggled to find a sippy cup that she likes. I bought this for her because she LOVES Minnie Mouse. I wasn't sure if she would like it because she had never tried a sippy cup with a hard spout before. I put cold juice in it, to show her how it changed colors. I let her play with it and showed her the Minnie and Daisy picture. Then I slowly got her to put the spout in her mouth. At first she just chewed on it, but after a minute or two she started drinking from it. She's only had 1 bottle in the past few days!
The cups are very hard to suck from. There is a plastic covering over the hole, and even though you put a hold in the plastic, it is too hard for a 12 month old to suckle.
I wasn't sure when I purchased these online if I would like them when they were delivered to me. my daughter loves them and they don't leak at all, can tip upside and shake and still won't leak, lids screw on nice and tight and very easy to clean,no extra pieces to worry about just lid and cup, washes great in the dishwasher as well
We bought these for our 22 month old because of her love for Minnie. I honestly didn't expect these to hold up as well as they have, since she believes that once she is done with something she must throw it... but none of the 4 she has, has broken and they very RARELY leak (even when thrown)!! Which is a winner to me!
The only complaint I have with these cups, and most other all-in-one sippy cups, is the spout. It is extremely difficult to clean up under the little rubbery piece, and it does sometimes get mildew-y once it's washed and it dries. But it's not a deal breaker to me because I can slip my nail up under it and wash it, a little time consuming but no big deal (:
I recently purchased these cups for my childs birthday. first use the cup leaked out of the rim it didnt seal right. I contacted first years they sent me replacements. Well with in the first couple of uses I noticed wet spots all over myh living room carpet and furniture. They dont just drip it is a constant flow of liquid. She loves the cups but can only use them if sitting at the table. Which is the opposite reason for paying 8.00 for a "spill proof" cup!
these cups are horrible the leak and my child hates it huge waist of money and a huge dissapointment:(
I bought these for my toddler girl and she loves them and I love them too because they don't leak and she can't make any MESS.
The first time using this cup my daughter didn't spill a drop.... After that, I might as well just give her a normal glass. These are just horrible cups. I have bought 3 different packs and it is the same problem with each one. They have quickly made their way to my trash bin.
These cups are awesome. Does not leak! No extra valves to clean or loose! Dishwasher safe! I have 6 for my 1yo! LOVE THEM!
Like some one else said kids can easily make the hole bigger by poking lol fingers in the opening then it leaks but if they don't poke fingers in it I have never had a problem with leaking and more then this the thing I hate is I have no dishwasher and wash them by hand and the rings inside the lid collect curdled milk and I cannot find anything to get in there and clean but I love how if not abused by lol fingers they don't leak and don't break easily and are only two parts
My daughter loves these! Only problem is they do leak .
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My niece loved this cup. Very easy to clean and take with you.
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