In White Bluffs, where only a crumbling former bank remains, people looking to the southeast could see a mothballed nuclear reactor in the distance, wrapped in a cocoon of metal siding meant to keep radioactive material within -- just part of the huge federal cleanup effort involving Hanford's nuclear past.
Awash in red peaks and white bluffs, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is nothing short of spectacular.
The federal government relocated some 1,500 residents of White Bluffs and Hanford, and nearby settlements, as well as the Wanapum and other tribes using the area.
In the Mesdag Panorama museum, I got a painter's-eye view of the white-sand bluffs, then saw the entire country in miniature at Madurodam.
Eight of the stories were constructed to measure the ability to infer mental states from scenarios involving lies, double bluff, white lies, persuasion, an appearance/reality distinction, and misunderstanding.
Monk's viewers get filmed, too; Giuffre's hardly do, and those of Chico Hamilton, the drummer whose jazzified chamber music remains onscreen for extended shots, or Gerry Mulligan, the bluff (and white) baritone saxophonist, aren't seen too much, either.
Lawyers said that among Fifa's "white lies, commercial lies, bluffs, pure lies, straight untruths and perjury, Mr Valcke even lied when testifying about his lies".
A thousand sun-dappled villas in Tuscany can't touch the rows of plain white crosses on the bluffs of Normandy.
Lawyers at a civil trial in New York said that among Fifa's "white lies, commercial lies, bluffs, pure lies, straight untruths and perjury, Mr Valcke even lied when testifying about his lies".
Apparently they're so sorry that a regular apology won't do, so they made a music video featuring every cheesy cliche in the book: young, unshaven cute guy; a white piano on the bluffs; a live dove and rose petals.
STYLE -- Huge white clapboard structure on a bluff.
