EZ-FRISK version 8.11 is now available!
This version includes the USGS NGA East Ground Motion Model that was used for NSHM 2018.
This model and optimized to run more quickly than Goulet et al.(2018) added in v8.10.
We will be optimizing Goulet et al. (2018) in the next release.
We have also fixed several bugs and slightly modified the ribbon menu in this release.
Added in version 8.10:
This version brings these new features:
- NGA East Ground Motion Model - Goulet et al. (2018)
- NGA Subduction Ground Motion Models:
- Abrahamson & Gulerce (2020)
- Kuehn et al. (2020)
- Parker et al. (2020)
- Updated and improved Graphical User Interface
- Updated Chart creation and editing tools
- Under the hood performance optimizations
Radiohead - No Surprises 95%
"No Surprises" by Radiohead is often interpreted as a "fucked-up nursery rhyme"—a song with a gentle, lullaby-like melody that masks deeply bleak lyrics about the soul-crushing monotony of modern life.
Arthur’s heart felt like a landfill—piled high with plastic boxes, unread emails, and the "debris of his life" that never seemed to rot away. Every morning at 6:00 AM, the alarm would scream, and Arthur would begin the "job that slowly kills you". Radiohead - No Surprises
He spent his days in a fluorescent-lit office, a cog in an "emotionless bureaucracy". His colleagues were polite but distant, offering nothing more than a "handshake of carbon monoxide"—a quiet, poisonous routine that left him feeling "tired and unhappy". He looked at the bruises on his spirit that wouldn't heal and wondered why the government, which "didn't speak for him," expected him to keep going. The Quiet Life "No Surprises" by Radiohead is often interpreted as
Here is a story inspired by the song's themes of social alienation, routine, and the quiet desire for escape. The Landfill Heart He spent his days in a fluorescent-lit office,
One Tuesday, Arthur decided he’d had his "final fit" and his "final bellyache". He stopped fighting the forces that made him unhappy and decided to embrace the "quiet life". He didn't want any more alarms. He didn't want any more surprises.
