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My oldest has severe food allergies, so this is a concern for us. How we do BLW is only giving one ingredient foods for a while. So, the baby will get the vegetable from our meal. Or just some eggs with breakfast. I'll do more than one different food each day, but I try to avoid things like casseroles that have a lot of ingredients mixed together. If my child did have a reaction to something with more than one ingredient, I would do a food challenge with the common allergens (milk, soy, eggs, etc.) until I found out which one caused the reaction.
I read a BLW forum and I can't do it. I read a few post about gagging with posters saying it is natural and they are working it out. I think it is fine that others do, but giving a 6 month old table food freaks me out. It sounds cool, but I am too chicken. Not to mention that we did pretty well with giving puree first, I grind up what the family has so it is probably a little lumpier than the jars anyhow. I am interested to see how it goes for others
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The Nikon 1 J3 is the successor to that manufacturer's series of entry-level mirrorless cameras. It employs a CX-format 1" 14.2MP sensor capable of full 1080 HD video. The J3 boasts an impressive 30 or 60 fps continuous shooting capability with focus locked on a single AF point, and with continuous AF burst shooting is available at 15 fps. The Nikon J3 is able to capture HD video and full resolution stills simultaneously, and offers a number of photo features including Smart Photo Selector, a shooting mode that captures 20 frames in succession and presents the shooter with the top five images. The J3 looks a lot like the previous 1 Js but sees the mode dial moved to the camera's top plate. It also has the ability to wirelessly share and transfer images when paired with the WU-1b Wireless Mobile Adapter.
Nikon 1 J3 Mirrorless Camera
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Key Features
- 14.2MP 1"-type CMOS sensor
- 15 frames per second continuous shooting
- Hybrid phase and contrast detect AF system
- 1080 HD video
- 3.0 inch LCD with 921,000 dots
- Built-in stereo microphone
- Raw and Raw + JPEG shooting
- Pop-up flash
- Creative Mode in-camera filter effects
- SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot
Product Description
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|Body type
|Body type
|Rangefinder-style mirrorless
|Max resolution
|4608 x 3072
|Image ratio w:h
|3:2, 16:9
|Effective pixels
|14 megapixels
|Sensor size
|1″ (13.2 x 8.8 mm)
|Sensor type
|White balance presets
|Custom white balance
|Image stabilization
|Uncompressed format
|Optics & Focus
|Digital zoom
|Manual focus
|Number of focus points
|Lens mount
|Nikon 1
|Focal length multiplier
|Screen / viewfinder
|Articulated LCD
|Screen size
|Screen dots
|Touch screen
|Screen type
|Live view
|Viewfinder type
|Photography features
|Minimum shutter speed
|30 sec
|Maximum shutter speed
|1/16000 sec
|Aperture priority
|Shutter priority
|Manual exposure mode
|Subject / scene modes
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|15.0 fps
|Metering modes
|Exposure compensation
|-3–5 (at 1/3 EV steps)
|WB Bracketing
|Videography features
|1920 x 1080 (60, 30 fps), 1280 x 720 (60 fps), 1072 x 720 (60 fps) 640 x 240 (400), 320 x 120 (1200)
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|101 x 61 x 29 mm (3.98 x 2.4 x 1.14″)
|Other features
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User Reviews
Have tested this camera for some days. It´s a big disappointment. Pics are lacking details and aren´t crisp. Same thing regardless if JPEG or RAW. Noise performance is a shame for Nikon. Controls are frustrating as there are not enough buttons, e.g. there is no ISO button, you have to change ISO in the awkward menu. The 1 system is a joke, the price-tag just outrageous. You can get a decent DSLR for this price, a good mirrorless cam from other brands or a high-end-compact if you want small ...
Great Little Camera
I have owned a couple of DSLRs, like Nikons D40X, Sony Alpha 230 and Canons EOS 70D. They're awesome, but bulky, and hard to have around at any given time. I bought this camera in order to have the option of switching lenses and still have a compact camera. Happily, this camera has delivered on my expectations. I bought an 1.8f lens, which is pretty awesome for night pictures. I won't bore anyone with talk, since we all want to see pictures, so let me share my results. Hope this is helpful!
Best Mirrorless Camera on the Market ? Yes
A few years back if someone wrote that the Nikon 1 represents one of the best mirrorless camera's on the market I probably would have laughed: I mean a 1 inch sensor ? Small bodies with minimalist looks ? No retro styling ? Well times have changed and I have been fortunate (or stupid depending on your perspective) enough over the last few years to have owned quite a few bodies (the Olympus OMD EM5, The Sony NEX 3N, Fuji X100 to name a few). I have tried and tried, but nothing gave me ...
J3 compatible with ML-L3 or not
Dpreview says this camera compatible with ML-L3 INFRARED remote, however NIKON website does not say this camera compatible with ML-L3. Hope someone confirm this for me. Many thanks with your help.
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Quadcopter carrying a Nikon J3 with 10mm lens?
Do you have any experience, or do you have recommendation which quadrocopter or quadcopter can carry a Nikon J3 (244g) with 10mm lens (77g)? The total weight including battery and lens is less than 330g. The J1 (277g) + 10mm would be around 360g. S1 (240) + 10mm is the same as J3 + 10mm. V1 (383g) + 10mm would be 460g, which might be too heavy. Thank You, Miki PS: Starting at 4:00 in the vimeo video (How of Why) of http://www.nikonusa.com/cinema/index.html#Why gave me the idea, that a Nikon 1 camera might be easier to lift with a less expensive quadcopter than lifting a 1340g body + a heavy FF lens.
Hi Miki, This video might show an option. See a short section starting at about 3:58. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHdEW69qZ2E Continue Reading
No experience, but send an email to Thom Hogan as an article on his site mentions using that exact same body and lens with a quadcopter: " I continue to marvel at the things I can sometimes do with the V2 that I can't with other cameras (e.g. it's not much of a payload for my quadcopter, at least the J1 with the 10mm" http://www.sansmirror.com/newsviews/on-safari-four-years-later.html Continue Reading
Some recent videos of using quad copters with Go Pros got me enthused about purchasing one of the stronger quad copters. So I began reading about the experiences of many using them. Not entirely unusual for the copter to all of a sudden take off into the wild blue yonder or the deep blue. Many are blaming the manufacturers for product defects while the manufacturers are claiming user error. (sounds just like some of the forums on this site). Many setups are never found again. I did not like the image of my copter and video camera sailing away. My final decision is to stick to my earth based photographic endeavors. Continue Reading
Is J2 enough for me or should I go for J3/S2?
Currently I have the Olympus XZ-1 which I find very slow in focus tracking. Nights of research have pointed me to the Nikon 1 when it comes to focus tracking speed. Despite the smaller sensor size compared to the m43 or APS-C, seems like its still the king of focus tracking, is that true? So I will be mainly taking pictures of my son who is now 15 months old, he is very active. Occasional nice portrait will be nice as well. I found the J2 for around 300USD, and J3 and S2 goes for 450USD. Is J2 enough for my usage, so I can spend the additional money on lens? Or I should go for J3 or S2? I can't seem to find much comparison between J2 vs J3 vs S2. Thanks in advance!
One of the biggest differences between the J2 and J3 is the number of pixels for the sensor, 10 MP versus 14 MP. The 14 MP of the J3 will allow for more cropping, etc. Their performance and picture quality are very similar. If you want WiFi in order to send photos from your camera to your phone/tablet, the J3 is your best choice. Neither camera has integrated WiFi but the J3 supports Nikon's optional Wu-1b WiFi adapter. I have one on my V2 and it is an ok, but not spectacular solution. Both cameras do support Eye-Fi SD memory cards which is a different way of sending your photos by WiFi, but that requires you to buy a specific memory card that isn't as fast as some solutions (which may matter if you are "machine gunning" shots of your kid in action). If I remember correctly, the J3's integrated flash can actually do bounce flash which I think is missing from the J2. It's not a very powerful flash, so I think the places where it would be useful are limited, but it might be nice ... Continue Reading
Fast tracking and insanely high burst speed is the thing the 1 series does well. In most other respects it's inferior to micro 4/3, which has much better image quality. Still, the 1 should be fine for your purposes and is great for those fast action in good light events, which is where it shines, so you will undoubtedly find other uses for it. By all means, go for the refurbished units, save a bundle of money. I'd get the j3, the later unit, for the extra $50 or so. Check buydig, ebay (some vendors actually offer the same merchandise on eBay at a better price. Really), and nikonusa.com refurb store. If if you don't want to spend much money, pm me for a killer deal on a J1. Continue Reading
It is a good choice of camera for your intended purpose, though not so good indoors -the best lens would be the 18.5mm f1.8 for kid portraits and lower light. All the nikon 1 cameras are fast and the newer ones almost have no improvment in image quality, I think the 14m pix sensor models are the best value for money at moment V2 or J3 S2 etc or the older ones -I don't see much value for money in the newer ones. Also look at Sony A6000 or A5100 also fast, better image Q alround better cameras but maybe a bit more $ and bit bigger! Continue Reading
Is the J1 slightly sharper than the J3?
I take a lot of sideline sports photos, and recently got the J3 (bundled with the 10-100). When I took it out with the 30-110 yesterday, the shots did not seem as sharp as the ones I was getting from the older J1. Is this normal, or is there some way to set up the J3 for better sports shooting? These were shot S priority (400) continuous AF, just the same way I set up the J1.
Hi, pictures seem softer because of relatively high-density of the pixels in combination with a small Nikon CX sensor. My opinion is that 14 MPix is too high for such a small sensor. Shoot and don't bother with a sharpness. By the way, at first, you should resize images from 14Mpix to 10MPix and than compare their sharpness with images from J1. Continue Reading
I see a couple of issues here. (1) One is your shutter speed of 1/400 sec is a bit slow for action sports, resulting in subject motion blur. I suggest you use 1/500 sec a a bare minimum shutter speed and higher if the light allows. (2) Noticeable image softening from diffraction is often noticeable at apertures smaller than f5.6 with the 1" sensor so avoid going beyond f5.6. When shooting action sports in broad daylight, I suggest the following camera settings: (1) Manual Mode (This is usually the preferred mode with pro sports photographers) (2) Auto ISO set to 100-3200 to ... Continue Reading
Jon, thanks a lot. I have bookmarked your response. I always shot the J1 at 400 (which is what I shoot my EM5 and 75-300 zoom at when I am in the stands) but have no trouble moving it up to 500. I usually keep the ISO at 100-800, but will give 100-3200 a try. And I will give M a shot. If I am not happy with the results, I can always go back to shooting sideline sports with the J1, >grin<. Continue Reading
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The Splatmaster was the staple product of the NSG company. The simple plastic pistol was the marker of choice for many hands. The Splatmaster lined the walls of paintball fields as a venerable rental gun, used by early tournament players in the NSG sponsored tournaments, and purchased by thousands of early players looking for their own way to play the "Survival Game". The Splatmaster was light, simple, and did not require a great deal of maitenance. Its lack of many parts and clamshell design allowed the Splatmaster to be hit, dropped, smashed, and fallen upon with only aesthetic damage. The guns came in grey, green, brown, and woodland camoflauge. Many Splatmasters were also painted by players looking to distinguish their gun, and engraving of rental numbers or player names was common as many Splatmasters looked identical to each other.
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As I am not a technically inclined player, I'd like to quote "minghelterra", an eBay user that posted this description under a Splatmaster auction. (Whether or not this is his/her own work I do not know, and so if you recognize the author, please let me know). This paragraph best describes the technical operation of the gun:
"The Splatmaster is a pure stock class pistol. 10 round cigar type tubes fit into the upper receiver above the barrel in the front. Arming the gun is accomplished by pushing in a large plunger at the rear of the gun. The sear is part of the trigger, and catches on the guide rail which is attached to the cocking plunger. This in turn locks the bolt and the entire barrel in a forward position, allowing a ball to drop into the breech. Pulling the trigger, the bolt and barrel release, moving rearward, as CO2 is expelled from the valve pushing the ball forward. At rest the oval port to allow a ball to drop (rear end of the barrel,) is just behind the ball feed port in the gun body, which prevents double feeding by blocking off the feed. A very simple, yet effective design. "
With the exception of the two small springs, the screws, and the valve, all the internals and externals of the Splatmaster pistol were plastic. This offered few upgrades. Some users polished their plastic barrels, while others machined new barrels out of brass. Splatmaster users always remember a phrase about the ability to clean the gun in water ( I would not recommend this as the paint on existing Splatmasters is old and will wear and fade if put under water ). Yet at the time, running the gun under water would be a quick and effective way to clean the entire gun, especially for a player who did not have the tools or skills to carefully dissemble a Nelson based pump gun.
Aditionally the cost of the gun was very attractive. At times where some pump guns were being sold for up to $200.00 USD, the Splatmaster was generally available for around $70.00 - $80.00 with shop goggles and insturction manual (which often included a coupon, a warantee, and an invitation to the NSG sponsored paintball club). Low maitenance and functionability was perfect combination for the new player and for early fields which needed guns that could take a beating and still shoot.
So what did you get when you purchased a brand new Splatmaster pistol?
The box covers vary from different time periods and eventually Splatmasters were even sold in "Walmart-style" plastic clamshell packages. But most collectible Splatmasters with boxes are similar to this one. The gun fit in a cutout area, with an adhesive tape over the front end of the gun. Shop goggles (acceptable at the time for safety) were also included along with an instruction manual. If not ripped up, the box makes a nice little case to tuck the gun into and slide into a closet or in a drawer. Again, perfect for the recreational gamer.
So why is an old, beat up, plastic paintball pistol from the 80s and early 90s at all important to the overall development of paintball?
-The Splatmaster was one of the first widely used rental guns. With thousands of paintball fields across the globe, we have become accustomed to seeing the venerable (albeit aesthetically unpleasing) rental guns hanging on the shelves and waiting to be abused by young children and hyped-up bachelors. We can directly trace this use of "beaters" to the Splatmaster. In fact, one modern field in the United Kingdom still rents out Splatmaster pistols.
-Modified grips on the gun are made specifically for user comfort. Today's market of paintball guns has all sorts of comfort grips such as the "Z" frame, the 90 degree Angel grip, and other seemingly oddly shaped grips in the name of comfort. Many players new to the Splatmaster ask me what the "double trigger but not actually a trigger" thing is for; the middle finger rest, despite its appearance, is actually rather comfortable and helps grip the gun.
-Goggle/gun Combo: While the shop goggles included with the Splatmaster are laughable when compared to today's standards, at least the gun included a safety measure that stressed the importance of eye care on the field. The Nelspot 007 was not marketed in any package of this nature. Today, "player packs" are common at general sports stores and paintball fields including a gun and a mask to get players going safely.
-Plastic use: The Splatmaster is mostly plastic, and still manages to take quite a beating. Of course it's not at all accurate and the parts are not going to last as long as metal parts, but the Splatmaster is extremely light and easy to run with. I suspect this choice of material helped mass market the gun and kept the price down on each model. Today, guns such as the PMI Black Maxx, the Trracer Semi-Automatic, the Tippmann A5, the Brass Eagle Samurai, and others use noticable amounts of polymers. One rumor I had heard said that the NSG company sold the rights to their plastics to the Glock company after they went out of business but I cannot confirm nor deny the conjecture.
-Decock Mode: With a Nelspot 007, if the user chambered a round and then de-gassed the gun, the sear was still engaged and the ball was still in the chamber. With the Splatmaster, the user could hold the "button" in the rear of the gun inward while pushing the trigger, allowing the rail to return without firing the gun. Then paintball could then be pushed backwards with a squeegee or left in the gun to be shot the next time.
-Mass production: While not always seen as a good thing, the Splatmaster was made in wide, wide quantities. Many players had Splatmasters and so the community of users was large enough to support homemade modifications, company sponsored clubs, and gathered enough attention for companies to make aftermarket parts. Most notably is the now-dismantled TASO company.
Why did the Splatmaster fade away if it was such a great idea? The Splatmaster completely dominated the market for a long period of time. Yet other pump guns, especially Nelson and Sheridan based guns, were going through rapid evolution and improvement. The guns could accept constant air and used hoppers, and eventually even carried the coveted auto-trigger feature. Yet NSG did not introduce new models to the table. While the GZ-1000, a direct feed version of the Splatmaster, was produced by ex-NSG employees under the new name of GFR Incorporated, no drastically new models or improvements were introduced to the market and so the Splatmasters were gradually phased out by newer, faster, and more accurate guns. By the early 90s when NSG disbanded, early semi-automatic guns made the Splatmaster an obsolete relic of the past.
Today, the Splatmaster legacy still lives on however. Collectors strive to expand their libraries of markers with Splatmaster models and stock class players still occasionally use the aged guns on the modern paintball field. They can be found at scenario games and there is even a Splatmasters Owners Group (see links for the URL!) And so the Splatmaster legend continues and will continue as long as someone is willing to hear the familiar click of plastic and thwack of an exploding round.
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Updated 5:51 pm, Wednesday, January 15, 2014
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San Pablo Dam Road, El Sobrante: Rolling hills covered with trees, a twisting road and the San Pablo Reservoir provide stunning views on the way to this semirural, unincorporated community that's less than 3 square miles. Here neighbors know one another and mom-and-pop businesses bustle with longtime patrons and outdoor enthusiasts.
1. San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area
7301 San Pablo Dam Road: The San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area features open space, paths and trails. Next month, the San Pablo Reservoir opens for the season, and its visitor center offers fishing licenses, bait and tackle and kayak and picnic site rentals. Check site for entry fees. (510) 223-1661. http://bit.ly/1dYmB4Y.
2. Sam's Dog House
3857 San Pablo Dam Road: Family owned and operated for 30 years, Sam's serves up a variety of classic dogs such as Angus beef, turkey, Polish and hot link versions, accompanied by a warm greeting and friendly conversation. Top it all off with a freshly made milk shake, float or freeze. (510) 223-8870.
3. The Pedaler Bike Shop
3826 San Pablo Dam Road: In 1978, Jeff Jerge opened his shop to encourage using bicycles as an alternate mode of transport and to establish a supportive environment for cyclists. The staff works to match riders with the appropriate bicycle and its inventory ranges from budget to high performance models. (510) 222-3420. www.theped.com.
4. Costume Corner
3820A San Pablo Dam Road: In addition to supplying leotards, shoes and accessories to the dance community, Costume Corner makes a useful resource for imagining, originating or interpreting a character for a performance, party or Halloween with its costumes, theatrical makeup, wigs, beards and boas. (510) 222-9200. www.costume-corner.com.
5. Champa
3550 San Pablo Dam Road: Presenting Thai, Vietnamese and Creole fare, the dishes at this family owned spot include chicken curry, spring rolls and gumbo. It also hosts live music. Next up: The Polka Cowboys, 7 p.m. Jan. 22. (510) 222-1819. http://on.fb.me/KmaB5h.
6. Bottles
3550 San Pablo Dam Road: In addition to stocking international craft beers, California wines and spirits, Bottles features a bar with beer on tap. For a fee, customers sample beer and wine at tastings 3 p.m. to closing Friday-Sunday and play pool for $1 a round. (510) 275-3454. www.bottlesonline.org.
Plenty of free parking in lots of businesses for customers. Fee parking in the San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area ($7) and the Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area ($5).
Public transit: Exit the Richmond BART Station and board the AC Transit No. 70 bus to the Richmond Parkway Transit Center. Exit at San Pablo Dam Road and El Portal Drive in El Sobrante. www.bart.gov, www.actransit.org.
By car from S.F.: Cross the Bay Bridge, continue on Interstate 80 east and take the El Portal Drive exit in Richmond. Continue on El Portal Drive and turn left onto San Pablo Dam Road.
Another outdoor space to explore in El Sobrante is Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area. Part of the East Bay Regional Park District, it's centered upon a grove of eucalyptus trees planted in 1910. The 222-acre park contains trails, group picnic areas, an outdoor amphitheater and Fern Cottage. 6531 San Pablo Dam Road. (888) 327-2757. http://bit.ly/192EvGp.
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Once again the world is shocked to see how quickly unrest can erupt across the Muslim world, spreading almost overnight into numerous nations: Tunisia, Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, Pakistan, etc. The trigger this time happened to be an idiotic YouTube post called Innocence of Muslims which pokes fun at Prophet Muhammad and the origins of Islam.
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But how is it that this fringe video could suddenly generate this much hatred and violence – taking numerous lives in the process? The answer is that just as Arab Spring had little to do with zeal for democratic freedom (discussed here), these new violent protests have little to do with a new surge in anti-American sentiment (which has been strong for generations).
The unfortunate reality is that this unrest in numerous Muslim nations (as predicted here) is driven, far more than anything else, by the rise in food prices across the region. This is the same phenomena that toppled brutal dictators who were able to cling to power for decades.


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"It has just become really impossible, as cold as it is, to keep heat in the tank," Katusky said.
With a 1,000-gallon tank to fill, and prices much higher than the $1.50 per gallon that Katusky saw a year ago, the business simply couldn't keep up.
"Last Monday we put in gas, a week ago, and it was $2.44 a gallon, which I thought was high," Katusky said. "Now it's $5.00 dollars a gallon."
Katusky said while the rooms run on electric heat, the hotel relies on propane for warm water and for their gas dryer.
"We can't clean any rooms," Katusky said. "So all the rooms are dirty from Sunday night and we can't clean them until we get propane."
The hotel gets its propane from the Dexter co-op, and officials there said the market has been so volatile recently that it's causing problems for both consumers and distributors.
"Right now it's up about 40 cents a gallon," said Randy Stevenson who works for the co-op. "So it's really tough to put a price on LP right now, and I couldn't even tell you right now what to charge somebody if I wanted to."
Lawmakers have begun launching an investigation into the fluctuating prices, but for Katusky and his wife, who took over the business less than a year ago, they need something to change soon.
"We're essentially a start-up business," Katusky said. "We're just getting it going good and we can't afford this price gouging."
It's an unfortunate irony for a hotel that's namesake creates energy out of thin air.
"There's windmills everywhere around here to generate energy, but that's a different kind of energy than what we need," Katusky said.
Although the Windmill Hotel is currently closed to customers, Katusky said they are looking to get a new supply of propane in the next couple days and should hopefully be back in business by the weekend.


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Environmental group reacts to BP settlement
Updated On: Nov 15 2012 06:11:26 PM CST
Officials with oil giant BP said the company has agreed to pay $4.5 billion in a wide-ranging settlement with the U.S. government over the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Gulf Restoration Network said the battle for the environment is far from over.
"This plea deal does not cover the environmental damages," said Dan Favre of GRN. "The civil liability BP faces under the Clean Water Act and through their clean water damage assessment is still yet to be determined."
Favre said there's also the natural-resources damage assessment, which ensures the company fully pays to repair damage their oil did to the environment.
GRN officials said the legal battle where the environment is concerned is not over.
"There's still a ton of questions; the future of (the) gulf's environment is uncertain," Favre said.
Environmental groups have been fighting for and testing the animals, the water, air quality, seafood and the coast itself since the spill. Many eco-friendly groups said the effects from the oil are lingering and still cause damage.
"After Exxon Valdez, it took four years for herring to show true impact and after four years the fishery collapsed. Fingers crossed that doesn't happen here, but we are not out of the woods yet in terms of environmental impacts from this disaster," Favre said.
Favre is hopeful the gulf will come back in the long run, he said, but that remains in question.
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