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Ok thanks, as far as I can see the most current version is 1.5 (universal binary). For now I am going to stay on the PPC machine running 1.2, it's been rock solid. I will have to upgrade to 1.5 in order to have it on the new intel. thx J

Hi everyone, I have a question about upgrading Metacorder to Intel machines. Is version 1.5 the first universal binary release? I thought there another previous release that was universal binary... 1.3 ? 1.2 has been working great on the PPC machine... thanks, J

Great replies everyone. I agree a lot with Jason Porter - Water is the fluid that will keep you clean. Learn about keeping the blood pure with good food. Stop going to the doctor. No one in my immediate family goes to a doctor, and it's been that way since before I was born. I'm named after Jethro Kloss, author of Back to Eden, a very famous health book. I eat and assimilate good food 24/7, with occasional fun times thrown in for good measure. I use products from Richard Schulze, who has his store in Santa Monica. He's got the purest and most potent herbs I've found, and I've been around this stuff since forever. It's expensive, but the best. Order online. http://www.dr-schulze.com/abp_1024x768.asp During a show use his: Superfood SuperTonic Echinacea+ Cayenne I use this stuff whenever in high demand situations...toured Europe for 8 weeks and worked very hard...no sickness. Wash your hands often especially when people are sick around you. Get a juicer, and use it at home when you are not working. I remember Peter Devlin joking with me about my juicer I took on the road for a movie in Utah. Temperature extremes, many exteriors, and long hours; never got sick once, always had energy. I'd juice up the carrots in my room at the end of a day and go to bed. Wonder what the person next door thought (strange sawing sounds?). Now I use a Champion Juicer, the best simplest juicer there is. Got a used one Ebay for $60. Old School has it right with family, food, fun, and projects for thyself. Jeff's got the sleep in check, for sure that's needed. cheers, J

I just finished working a few days on an Army ROTC video, shot on HVX200's. It was just me, my 442, 2 Lectros, and Boom. The video will end up on the web, as Windows Media 9 format, I believe, and is designed to offer insight to the ROTC program. Various scenes including bits of classwork and field training shots, mixed with very personal interviews from a Sergeant, a former trainee (Lieutenant Street) and his mother. The interviews sounded very good, I was using the Schoeps I bought from John Blankenship a while back, I realllllly love that mic. One interview with all 3 talent on a couch could have sounded better, but they were wide and tight, and I had to blend 2 lavs with the Schoeps, which was stationary (boom guy: Charlie Stand) because I didn't want to swing it around during a one take scene with non actors (especially mom who was nervous)...

Hi folks, once again we visit the perspective thing. How about listing your favorite films from the old school where perspective is king? First Blood Every Which Way but Loose