#embree

[dutchwinter]

this is the last time this will happen [x]

[govindhtech]

Boost Ray Tracing Performance for Arc GPUs

Image Credit to intel The Intel Embree Ray Tracing library has recently been updated by Intel, taking the ray-tracing performance on the Arc GPUs to new heights. Intel Embree 4.2 Version Outperforms NVIDIA’s Rival in Ray Tracing Performance on Arc GPUs To summarize, Intel Embree is a “open source library of ray tracing kernels” that professionals in the media sector use to improve the…

[american-noire]

Mr. Frank Embree, Fayette, Missouri, 1899.

[whitesinhistory]

On the morning of July 22, 1899, a white mob abducted Frank Embree from officers transporting him to stand trial and lynched him in front of a crowd of over 1,000 onlookers in Fayette, Missouri.

About one month earlier, Frank Embree had been arrested and accused of assaulting a white girl. Though his trial was scheduled for July 22, the town’s residents grew impatient and, rather than allow Mr. Embree to stand trial, took matters into their own hands by lynching Mr. Embree.

According to newspaper accounts, the mob attacked officers transporting Mr. Embree, seized him, loaded him into a wagon, and drove him to the site of the alleged assault. Once there, Mr. Embree’s captors immediately tried to extract a confession by stripping him naked and whipping him in front of the assembled crowd, but he steadfastly maintained his innocence despite this abuse. After withstanding more than 100 lashes to his body, Mr. Embree began screaming and told the men that he would confess. Rather than plead for his life, Mr. Embree begged his attackers to stop the torture and kill him swiftly. Covered in blood from the whipping, with no courtroom or legal system in sight, Mr. Embree offered a confession to the waiting lynch mob and was immediately hanged from a tree.

Black people accused of crimes during this era were regularly subjected to beatings, torture, and threats of lynching in efforts to obtain a confession, and the results of those coercive attacks were later used to "justify" the lynchings that followed. In fact, without fair investigation or trial, the confession of a lynching victim was more reliable evidence of fear than guilt.

Though published photographs of Mr. Embree’s lynching clearly depict the faces of many of his assailants, no one was ever arrested or tried for his death.

[thatartiststudios]

Just wondering, is there anyone on here who is also reading or has read The Lost Causes by Jessica Koosed Etting and Alyssa Embree Schwartz? I'm almost done and it's been a gripping read so far, and I'm loving

Just curious if there were other fans of it on here

[killthefuhkinglights]

flesh is heretic, my body is a witch, i am burning it

you agree?

[reality-detective]

CIA's Heart Attack Gun

Former CIA employee Mary Embree discusses the infamous heart attack gun. The weapon was first made public during the Church Committee hearings in 1975. Very lethal & untraceable, using this weapon a murder is made to look natural. No doubt the CIA has been using this weapon and has most likely has been improved upon since the 70's. 🤔

[batteredshoes]

Marilyn Monroe on the set of "Something's Got To Give" in 1962. Photo by Glenn Embree

[utau-fanchildren-combos]

Error x Ink (part 1)

Acrylic by @drawingerror

Acrylic by @drawsomeshet

Acrylic by @rats-inyourtrashbin

Adobe by ?

Aelis by @ari-cuno

Axel by @ari-cuno

Airbrush by @adorablemew

Amarant by @kotikaleo

Amour by @melody69dark-thelostboy-blog

Anti by @redcas121

Āto by ?

Binary by @azulsundertaleblog

Blank Canvas, or Black Page, by @help-im-a-gay-fish adopted by @ari-cuno

Blank Page by ?

Blur Color @arkangel-vidraws

Blurry Color by @bealdash12

Bonbon by @sosozsofieia

Book by @glitchy-post

Broomie by @pulpitava

Brushy by @uv_ruru

Caper Pen by @lostorigin

Captcha by @bobateaboo

Canvas by @myta

Cartridge by @officialwretcheddarkness

Checkmate by @radio-y3n / @0zmodeus

Chroma by @autoartist

Clause by @nota-01

Color Code by 0tterLucy

Contrast by @kurolini909

Copic Marker by @maple-and-pie

Copic by @bobateaboo

Crystal by @artybone (not a fanchildren anymore)

Cyclone by @nova-blues

Cyral by @nova-blues

Cytrait by @nova-blues

Dawning by @star-gamerxox

Defectum by @defectiveask

Delete File by @glitchy-post

Delette by @gvaries

Design by @pepper-mint

Despair by ?

Dexterity by @ginganinja

Digit by @llwandehll

Drop by @mini-shrimp14

Drop by @uyuni-poyo

Easel by @clearlyclueless

Ei by @pocketbonesstuff

Ekon by @ooyoichioo

Embree by @edinchik

Erin by @premiumsans

Erin by @supermidnightqueen

Errin by @verinel2

All Parts / Next Part

[tontalunar]

Some jadedego doodles

Credit to @embree for the ship name :0)

[mothmiso]

Mountain Road bridge (2) (3) (4) by ronald embree

[zombiedeers]

guys guess who's on the JadedEgo bandwagon >:]

And here's the link to my JadedEgo playlist too (it says my friend @/inzomb1a's user because its a collaborative playlist but he only added one song lol)

@tontalunar @embree posting this for you guys fr <333 love you mooties !!

[highkingpetermagnificent]

25 in 2025

No one's tagged me in this, but it looks fun to me so I wanted to do it. If you want to do it, go for it, and say I tagged you!

All books are from my big pile of books I've bought and haven't read yet, because I really need to get on that. Purple ones were on my 24 in 2024 list that I didn't get to, and green ones were purchases from Independent Bookstore Day 2024 (ideally I'll read them before Independent Bookstore Day 2025, but we shall see.) Some might be both.

In no order, though the first half of the list is fiction and the second half is nonfiction.

The Prisoner of Zenda - Anthony Hope

Tress of the Emerald Sea - Brandon Sanderson

The Art of Prophecy - Wesley Chu

Lavinia - Ursula K. Le Guin

Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries - Heather Fawcett

The Iliad - Homer, translated by Emily Wilson

The Mysteries of Udolpho - Ann Radcliffe

She Would Be King - Wayétu Moore

Kalevala - Elias Lönnrot, translated by Eino Friberg

More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop - Satoshi Yagisawa, translated by Eric Ozawa

The Peacekeeper - B.L. Blanchard

Sparrows in the Wind - Gail Carson Levine

Real Queer America: LGBT Stories From Red States - Samantha Allen

Within the Fairy Castle: Colleen Moore’s Doll House - Terry Ann R. Neff

The Anglo-Saxon World - Kevin Crossley-Holland

Building Anglo-Saxon England - John Blair

Enchanted Wales: Myth and Magic in Welsh Storytelling - Miranda Aldhouse-Green

False, Fleeting, Perjur'd Clarence - Michael Hicks

The Greek Way of Death - Robert Garland

Medieval Women: Voices and Visions - edited by Eleanor Jackson and Julian Harrison

Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: Art, Word, War - edited by Claire Breay and Joanna Story

The Contemporary English Chronicles of the Wars of the Roses - edited by Dan Embree and M. Teresa Tavormina

The Military Campaigns of the Wars of the Roses - Philip Haigh

The Nobility of Later Medieval England - K.B. McFarlane

Six Lives: The Story of Henry VIII's Queens - Charlotte Boland

Lots of things on medieval England, but a lot of them are SCA-related. I want to branch out with other history too this year, but these are the books I've already accumulated.

Again, if you want to do this, go for it and say I tagged you!

[femestella]

'Missing': Hollywood Hairstylist Justi Embree Breaks Down Just How Much Work Went Into Storm Reid's Braids

[tr4sh-m0uth]

Here’s a comic I made for my good friend @embree ! Hope you enjoy it :D

[oldshowbiz]

The vintage books of Edwin Embree