Lightroom 1.3.1 raw photos

Is there a way to let lightroom open Camera raw photos only like it is in Raw Therapee? I don't what to see jpeg in the filmstrip.

There are other threads here which say the 5.0.2 update caused it, and that going back to 5.0.1 fixes the issue.  See "More like this" over there on the right ==>
I'd suggest submitting Aperture feedback to ensure Apple is aware of it; I think others here have done the same but I'm not 100% positive.

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