http://sbm.temple.edu/blogs/alter/2007/06/19/maybe-the-question-of-the-week-was-too-hard/ Building Fox, Transforming Lives Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:03:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://sbm.temple.edu/blogs/alter/2007/06/19/maybe-the-question-of-the-week-was-too-hard/#comment-594 John DeAngelo Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:44:09 +0000 http://sbm.temple.edu/blogs/alter/2007/06/19/maybe-the-question-of-the-week-was-too-hard/#comment-594 Congratulations! That is exactly what they are. The recently posted "clue" photo shows a"Detention Basin " located on the west side to collect and divert water from Liacouras walk away from the building. These "crates will become part of the basin. Stop by my office to claim your prize. Congratulations! That is exactly what they are. The recently posted “clue” photo shows a”Detention Basin ” located on the west side to collect and divert water from Liacouras walk away from the building. These “crates will become part of the basin. Stop by my office to claim your prize.

]]> http://sbm.temple.edu/blogs/alter/2007/06/19/maybe-the-question-of-the-week-was-too-hard/#comment-593 An Observer Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:30:04 +0000 http://sbm.temple.edu/blogs/alter/2007/06/19/maybe-the-question-of-the-week-was-too-hard/#comment-593 Could the "plastic crates" be used for interior drainage system beneath a concrete slab? Just guessing. Could the “plastic crates” be used for interior drainage system beneath a concrete slab? Just guessing.

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