Abstract Antarctic glacial meltwater is thought to play an important role in determining large-scale Southern Ocean climate trends, yet recent modeling efforts have proceeded without a good understanding of how its vertical distribution the water column set. To rectify this, here we conduct new large-eddy simulations ascent buoyant plume after escape from beneath ice shelf. We find that meltwat...

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Home, as a special attachment to (and appropriation over) place, can also be cultivated in the public urban space, under certain conditions that we explore through case study Rinkeby, Stockholm. This article analyses various forms of homemaking among Somali-Swedes who live there. It shows how, vulnerable immigrants, neighbourhood feels like home insofar it facilitates continuity with their past...

In contemporary debates, it is regularly overlooked that working from home already has a long history, while the phenomenon of ‘tele(home) working’ even gained momentum since 1970s, being increasingly technologically enabled and socially prepared. This article aims to identify self-perpetuation work by investigating phases, turning points diverging temporalities gender- parenthood-specific disc...

Infinite loops make applications unresponsive. Potential problems include lost work or output, denied access to application functionality, and a lack of responses to urgent events. We present Jolt, a novel system for dynamically detecting and escaping infinite loops. At the user’s request, Jolt attaches to an application to monitor its progress. Specifically, Jolt records the program state at t...