Most notably, the BTD offers the sponsor âour organizational commitment, involving senior managers,â which has been likened to an âall hands on deckâ call for collaborative, cross-disciplinary engagement by the FDA, not just at the division level but across all levels of management.
Soap Lake is a city in Grant County, Washington, on the shores of Soap Lake. The population was 1,733 at the 2000 census. In 2002, the city announced preliminary plans to construct the world's largest lava lamp (60 feet in height) as a tourist attraction. Soap Lake was officially incorporated on June 9, 1919. The choosing of the townâs name ended the battle between two rival factions. One group had platted a town site and called it Siloam in 1905; while another faction named their town-to-be Cottage City on 1908.
If you are keen on a view, there is a trail to the top, but be warned, it rises 800 feet in 1 mile. Once flowing with water during the last ice age, Dry Falls was the largest waterfall known to have existed on the earth. Not to be missed. The grand scenery continues along WA-17 from Coulee City to Soap Lake. Just north of Coulee City the road crosses the top of Dry Falls Dam, which holds back Banks Lake. At Ephrata, you have the choice to take WA-283 and join up with I-90 for a spectacular Columbia River Crossing at Vantage.