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Calgary, AB (Sports Network) - Lee Stempniak scored the go-ahead goal as the Calgary Flames used a huge third period to take a 5-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday.
Stempniak and Curtis Glencross each posted a goal and an assist, while Jay Bouwmeester, Blake Comeau and Alex Tanguay all scored for the Flames, who snapped a three-game slide. Miikka Kiprusoff posted 36 saves in the win.
Valtteri Filppula and Niklas Kronwall each had a goal for the Red Wings, who are on a three-game slide. Jonas Gustavsson gave up all five goals on just 22 shots in the loss.
With the score tied in the third, Calgary scored three times in just over four minutes to take over the game.
Off a broken play in the Detroit end, Glencross picked up the puck and kept the play alive by skating over to the left circle before firing it back the other way where Stempniak snapped it home for a 3-2 lead at the 5:37 mark.
The next two goals came off Detroit turnovers as Glencross picked off a bad clear and from the slot he buried the puck for a 4-2 lead at the 9:12 mark.
It was a 5-2 game just 48 seconds later after another Detroit turnover saw Comeau wrist it home from the left wing for his second of the season.
"As a team, we've been doing a better job of developing chemistry and creating chances," said Stempniak.
Mikael Backlund was stopped on a penalty shot by Gustavsson with 7:43 to play, but the save didn't spark Detroit as the team failed to close the gap.
Kronwall's big blast from the left circle got Detroit on the board just 3:20 in, but Calgary answered 2 1/2 minutes later when Tanguay beat Gustavsson on a short breakaway.
Bouwmeester gave the Flames a 2-1 lead halfway through the first, but Detroit scored its first power-play goal of the year on the road at the 16:39 mark of the second period when Filppula buried a rebound for his fifth of the season.
Detroit plays in Edmonton on Friday ... Calgary hosts Nashville on Friday ... The Flames have taken both games against the Red Wings this season ... Both teams went 1-for-2 on the power play.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets acquired forward David Clarkson from the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday in exchange for injured forward Nathan Horton.


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Yet there are many in Dubai who bravely sing the praises and expound the benefits of companies going green. Along time before going green was fashionable, The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) started retrofitting its headquarters in Dubai. Jagath Gunawardena, manager projects and building development at DCCI, said retrofitting isn't as expensive as some may think.
"There is no need to pull the building apart. We used 80 percent of our building resources and materials. Environmentally friendly buildings are not as expensive as commonly thought, there is no need to burn a hole in the pocket but one can manage with the operating budget," said Gunawardena.
And the savings that a company can make from investing in greener efforts are huge. Since 1998, the DCCI have reduced their energy consumption by 47 percent, saving up to AED 709 million.
So where does a developer begin if they wish to retrofit with sustainability in mind? Brent Ridgard, director of Dubai-based WSP Environment and Energy says the first thing a company should consider is an energy audit. An energy audit can reveal unnoticed areas and instances where a company is wasting energy – like the air-conditioning that is switched on at 1 in the morning and put off only at 10 in the evening – far outside operating hours (Kipp's office managers, are you listening?).
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It seems most people here are in temperate climates. Does anyone have any suggestions for plants and trees in the subtropics of South Florida? I have been to the wonderful Morikami Gardens in Delray Beach. They use lots of standard Florida landscape plants but in traditional Japanese styles. Are their any proscriptions from using very colorful plants or are white flowers prefered? I want to select species that would lend themselves to Japanese gardening but be a little unusual too.
Hi Jerry, I am no pro but I would say choose plants that have varied shades of green and use the foliage to play off each other. The Japanese Garden uses more plants for foliage than for the flowers. If you do have plants that flower try to plan so only one plant is in bloom at any given time.
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Jerry a good friend reminded me that white flowers are avoided in Japanese Gardens because they represent death.
Jerry, the person who created the Morikami Garden is well versed in the use of plant material appropriate for Japanese gardens. He is from Japan and has installed gardens in temperate and tropical environments. If you know who he is go to his webiste otherwise drop me an email and I will email the web address to you.
I love Morikami gardens. Whenever I go down to South Florida I try to stop by.
One thing I did not see at Morikami though was the use of Native Sand Pines (Pinus clausa) in place of the dwarfed pines normally used in Japanese Gardens.
The sand pine takes trimming very well. It was once used for Christmas trees, and kept trimmed into neat cones. You can trim them into big bonzai shapes. I haven't done it myself, but I saw of photograph of a beautiful sand pine trimmed this way.
I think you can really get the feel of the Japanese garden using easy-care natives and naturalized plants if you just go for the same style of planting. For example, for those low mounding shrubs, you could use coonties. Lots of the native stoppers can be trimmed into picturesque little trees. There is of course a big selection of tropical bamboo. The one problem is finding a substitute for the Japanese maple, which won't grow down there. At Morikami I noticed they were using Firebushes for this effect, but to be honest I wasn't really crazy about it. Finding a deciduous small tree with "fall color" that will work down there would be difficult, but there must be some kind of tropical shrub or small tree with burgundy/reddish leaves. You wouldn't have the change of seasons, but you could have the look.
Down where you are you probablly have access to lots of natural Florida limestone rocks too.