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Rebuild and Renew > All Site Content
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All Site Content
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This page shows all the libraries, lists, discussion boards, and surveys in this Web site. Click the name of a library or list to view its contents. The Recycle Bin contains deleted items. To create a new library or list, click Create.
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Document Libraries
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Document Center
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5 weeks ago
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Form Templates
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This library contains administrator-approved form templates that were activated to this site collection.
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9 months ago
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Picture Libraries
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There are no picture libraries.
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Lists
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Announcements
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Use the Announcements list to post messages on the home page of your site.
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6 months ago
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Events
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Use the Events list to keep informed of upcoming meetings, deadlines, and other important events.
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9 months ago
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Links
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Use the Links list for links to Web pages that your team members will find interesting or useful.
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9 months ago
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Tasks
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Use the Tasks list to keep track of work that you or your team needs to complete.
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9 months ago
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Discussion Boards
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General Discussion
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Use the General Discussion to hold newsgroup-style discussions on topics relevant to your team.
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5 months ago
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Surveys
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How Should the Government Define a Small Architecture Firm?
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According to the Small Business Administration (SBA), in most non-manufacturing industries a small business is one that has no more than $7 million in annual average receipts. Landscape architect and interior design businesses are defined as small if they are at or below that $7 million threshold. However, the SBA defines a small architectural business as having no more than $4.5 million in average annual receipts. The same goes for engineering businesses. The SBA explains how it derives at these figures, based on a number of factors.
Is that fair? Being a small business opens a world of loans and assistance and even government contracting opportunities. Are some small-but-not-small-enough-by-SBA-standards architecture firms (i.e., those that are between $4.5 million and $7 million) at a competitive disadvantage? Or are the numbers right?
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9 months ago
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Sites and Workspaces
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There are no subsites or workspaces.
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Recycle Bin
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Recycle Bin
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Use this page to restore items that you have deleted from this site, or to empty deleted items.
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