what does "at site level" mean?
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In this context, "at site level" means at the center or site where the work is occuring. This whole thing is basically saying that a large organization can provide a standard approach to PM, but on a local, or site, level, there is still an attitude of "doing for themselves" and not following the standard approach. \n\nLeaders at the site level who are not "bought in" to the standard will often use the "lone ranger" (standing alone to work outside of the standard) approach to managing projects within their local site. \n\nA large company may have many sites - think of banking for example. Bank of America as a coroporation has centralized leadership that set policy and standards, but there is also a bank manager at every local B of A branch bank (site) who manages projects locally.
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web is like a spider web its all over, site is like a place (site) the web is a web of sites
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Here are several sites.
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See the site below...
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it means there is a single explorer window, but with tabs (like a file folder in paper) that have different websites open in each.\n\nthis way you can have several websites open simultaneously, but all in the same window.\n\nlike AOL explorer.\n\nits very useful.
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As it stands you don't there is an automated server is busy message tagged as the sites index page.  Unless there is a backdoor for snoopy fed reasons.
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You Still in the first level.  Must go much higher.\n  Check levels.
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both actually.. u can use 'at' when u wanna say wher u and someone must meet.... (hey..let's meet at the amusement park..) or  "he works at the amusement park."anyway there are a lot of uses 4 at aside frm those..\nfor 'in' ...it's used when ur very particular of the location which is.. inside..
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An authority site is a site that has high quality content. This content causes people to link to them on their ownwith out any reciprocal linking. Other facts such as the age of the site and PR also comes into effect.
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In situ is a Latin phrase meaning "in the place". It is used in many different contexts.
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That's completley dependant on what the contaminant is, how large of a site it is, and the site location.  you should consult both a civil and an environmental engineer for the specifics
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there's a site but i'm not sure
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This site is what you're looking for.
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There is a story at the site below.
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This may help u\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=319019
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https:// sites are secure sites.  The above answer is close.  It actually fully stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol over Secure Socket Layer, or SSL.  https:// sites have added encryption and use a different port (443) than http:// (80) to assist in added security over sensitive data transfers, such as credit card information and bank transfers, etc.
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i think - what ?%?^@^@$%R does that mean... wouldve searched for it online but hey, got plenty more questions to answer before the net gets jammed and slows down and all..\n\ncheers..