Pekka Lundmark, Nokia’s CEO makes a bold statement at World Economic Forum (WEF).

Pekka Kirnuvaara, en medelålderns copywriter, minns inte mycket av sin far. Fadern gick ut för att handla en dag när Pekka var barn och kom aldrig tillbaka. Flera år senare, när Pekka ligger i en tandläkarstol och genomför en rotfyllning, möter han oväntat sin tidigare okände bror, Esko.Esko och Pekka bestämmer sig för att tillsammans leta reda på sin pappa som de nästan inte vet någonting om. Sökandet tar dem ut i världen, från Finland ända bort till Australien med stopp på vägen i såväl Södertälje som Thailand.Roten till det goda är en varm, fartfylld och tragikomisk roman om ursprung, identitet och tandvärk. Detta är Miika Nouisianens tredje roman på svenska, han har tidigare skrivit Hallonbåtsflyktingen och I långa loppet.ProduktfaktaISBN: 9789173378628Utgivningsdatum: 2017-04-20Språk: SvenskaFörfattare: Miika NousiainenFörlag: Brombergs BokförlagLängd: 349 sidor

Versatile composer, sought-after musical collaborator and guitarist Bryce Dessner presents 'Solos', a collection featuring a series of unaccompanied instrumental works written by the composer over the past few years. Dessner, who is also a founding member of Grammy Award-winning rock band The National has selected works from both his classical and soundtrack worlds, which showcase not only his compositional flair but also the immense talent of his acclaimed collaborators, many of whom work regularly with him and are his friends. Featured soloists include cellist Anastasia Kobekina; violinist Pekka Kuusisto; pianist Katia Labèque; harpist Lavinia Meijer; violist Nadia Sirota; percussionist Colin Currie; and Bryce Dessner himself on guitar.Disc 11. Lullaby for Jacques Et Brune (Bryce Dessner) - Katia Labeque2. Francis (Bryce Dessner) - Bryce Dessner3. Tuusula (Bryce Dessner) - Anastasia Kobekina4. Song for Octave (Bryce Dessner) - Katia Labeque5. Tromp Miniature (Bryce Dessner) - Colin Currie6. I. (Bryce Dessner) - Pekka Kuusisto7. II. (Bryce Dessner) - Pekka Kuusisto8. III. (Bryce Dessner) - Pekka Kuusisto9. A Good Person (Bryce Dessner) - Katia Labeque10. On a Wire (Bryce Dessner) - Lavinia Meijer11. Walls (Bryce Dessner) - Bryce Dessner12. I. (Bryce Dessner) - Nadia Sirota13. II. (Bryce Dessner) - Nadia Sirota14. Ornament III Piano (Bryce Dessner) - Katia Labeque15. Song for Ainola (Bryce Dessner) - Anastasia Kobekina

Mowing Men, 1891. Pekka Halonen (23 September 1865, Linnasalmi – 1 December 1933, Tuusula), landscape and figurative painter, one of the major figures of the Finnish "Golden Age". The son of a farmer, he first studied at Helsinki's Finnish Art Society drawing school, and later traveled to Paris and Italy in pursuit of his artistic career. In Paris, he studied at the Académie Julian and later with Paul Gauguin. Gauguin encouraged him to find his own individual style, which would be based on a strongly nationalistic aesthetic. Holiday in the New House, 1894. In 1898, Halonen and his growing family - he would eventually have eight children - moved to the shore of Lake Tuusula in Finland, where he designed and built a house and studio. (Called Halosenniemi, the building is now a museum and includes the original furnishings and the artist's work.) Halonen was a conservationist - something considered radical at the time - and his family farmed and endeavored to live what we would call a sustainable lifestyle; Halosenniemi was established in a natural preserve. On the shores of the lake, an artist's community grew up, helping to foster work with a Finnish national character. Violinist, 1900. (The painter's brother, violinist Heikki Halonen) Boy on the Shore, 1891-93. Woman in a Boat, 1922. Meal, 1899. Boys Swimming, 1894.