"Well, this is a fine mess we've gotten ourselves into," Ralphi remarked sourly.
He was leaning against the room's only doorframe. It wasn't a very large room, but there were several other people and one large bed in it. A tense looking Herah was standing guard on the other side of the door. Geralhd was sitting in a chair beside the bed, and Khita was sitting on the edge of the bed itself. Behind her, Blacknail was sleeping. He'd been cleaned, and his wounds had all been bandaged, but there were bloodstains showing through some of the cloth. Many of his wounds were still bleeding, even while others had healed. It was miracle that he was still alive at all. He'd looked dead when they'd first found him.
"That's practically a real compliment," Ralphi muttered snidely.
"I just hope Blacknail recovers soon. Ilisti has been wanting to see him, but I've been making excuses. I can't keep doing that for too long, and the vympir is rather intimidating," Geralhd said before sighing deeply.
"Even when he does wake up, that will just cause us a whole bunch of different problems. We don't know what to expect from him," Ralphi countered. He was in a very bad mood.
"He'll be the same old Blacknail as always, no doubt," Khita said.
"Why would the vympir know anything?" Khita asked with obvious confusion.
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I've been waiting so long for his next evolution, finally. Last time he transformed, he had Saeter around to beat sense into him. Now, however, he'll be forced to handle himself, literally. It's noted that he now thrives on fear and anger…his awakening is something I look forward to.
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Has anyone at HP Graphic Arts in Atlanta (Tim Mitchell?) printed on Aberdeen's fabrics with the Latex 850? If so, what side of the fabric are you using to get the best output. For instance the 5013 Bannerlux has a glossy side and a non glossy side.
Check with Aberdeen, but most of their materials are uncoated, so the side you print on is largely preference. Their website is a little minimalistic so you may need to call them. I usually print on the non-glossy side, Brian usually prints on the glossy side.
If there is a coating on the media, then you can either print on the coating (better color pop, less ink needed) or the uncoated side (more ink, less pop, but a little better fold and crease resistance).
No profiles on the HP Media Solutions Locator for this media that I can see, so you may have to build your own based on the 250% textile defaults, 14pass is good. What RIP are you running? Do you have an external spectrophotometer?
We are using Caldera GrandRIP v9.2 and I'm profiling with an X-Rite i1pro 2. I thought I remember seeing Aberdeen samples at PRINT13 that Brian had on the glossy side. So far the non glossy side is looking pretty good. I'll test both sides and see what works best.
First, I create a media at 250% for uncoated Textiles and then build it at 14pass. After I have created the new media (from the Textile 250% setting default) I do not do the onboard calibration, but instead print the chart from Caldera, the ink restriction/Lin chart. All I want is to find the right numbers for the ink restrictions. I look at the Caldera chart and get those numbers, and, once I have them, I go back to the IPS and enter those into the IPS for that media, and then drop the light inks by ten points (you may find a better transition number for this, but I have not had time to really run a series of detailed charts. I would never, ordinarily, have light inks going to 100% in any other calibration I have ever built, and I suspect you might even go lower than 10 points with good results; it's hard to say because the transition are all behind a 'wall' and I cannot see the curves). You can do this selection of the solid inks from either Chroma or from the density readings, but let Caldera show you the ideal number, not relying on the on-board calibration defaults of 100% in all channels. What you will notice is for almost all textiles, 100% is way too much ink; my spectro always suggests a much lower percentage. This will also make your linearization chart much more rational as a result. This will also reduce your print costs.
Once those numbers are confirmed, go to the IPS and enter them and save. Open again to make sure they are secure in the IPS.
Next, cancel the whole process in Caldera and delete the preset entirely, the one you made was only to get your starting numbers in the IPS. Now start again from scratch, but reconnect to the media name with those new numbers in the IPS, these will now be different from any default numbers. Then do the whole process from end to end. This will help get the right ink restrictions just right for that fabric and then let Caldera build a Linearization from that. Run the Global just to be sure (I usually bring the ink down some more here), then build your ICC. That's it. This workflow works very well for me, following this script, in Caldera, for uncoated, soft textiles. For coated textiles I do the same but use the 150% baseline instead of 250%.
What I'm doing, in effect, is trying to take as much away from the machine as possible and letting the RIP drive. Even if you tried to calibrate with the ink collector on (which I use for almost all textiles, even most airtight textiles), the machine will advise against it.
I usually find 14pass BIDi is perfect, rarely do I use 18p and 10p may work or it may have a little banding.
The slower to run (more passes) the wider the sweet spot to adjust the drying and the curing temps. The idea is to get the tension, the curing, and the vacuum just right. Too much heat can cause the media to shrink excessively and may interfere with registration. I usually turn the fans down some, too, so I do not have fan-related vertical banding.


Whatever it means for the Church to confess 'We believe in the forgiveness of sins' at the same time as it professes belief in 'life in the world to come' can mean no less that that the life of the world to come is the life of restored relationships. One implication is, as Volf observes in his essay 'The Final Reconciliation: Reflections on a Social Dimension of the Eschatological Transition' (Modern Theology 16/1 (2000)), that 'the not-loved-ones will have to be transformed into the loved ones and those who do not love will have to begin to do so; enemies will have to become friends … Without such transformation the world to come would not be a world of perfect love but just a repetition of a world in which, at best, the purest of loves falter and, at worst, cold indifference reigns and deadly hatreds easily flare up' (pp. 91, 92). The weight of this cannot conceivably be carried by traditional notions of the last judgement alone, Volf notes, and would seem to require an 'ontological novum that a comprehensive transformatio mundi represents' (p. 92), reconciliation occurring as part of a broader eschatological transition.