Giving out Admin accounts to random people is unnecessary and is asking for trouble. Site owners don't have to have admin access to content-manage a portal and I never provide admin access myself. Most relevant Admin functionality can be provided to non-admins by using third party modules and the rest is coming in the next major "Cambrian" release of DNN. 

Rob

Hi Omer,
For a given portal if you wish to move a tab from the admin menu and allow the user group siteadmin to view it do the follow:

select the item on the admin menu you wish to be accesible by the siteadmin.
Once the page has loaded take a note of the tabid in the URL

now select any other normal page on your site and click on settings.

now in the URL replace the number after /tabid/ with the tabid you took a note of earlier

You can now edit the page properties as you would a normal page.
So assign view privileges to the siteadmin group and select a location from parent page e.g. a page called site admin.

That should solve the problem for now.

John

Thanks guys.

If i consider what Bryan is suggesting by hiding the tab in the admin, i sense a flaw. I want the tab to be hidden from the admin in all portals when the administrators are logged in, but available to the superuser account.  If i hide the tab with Bryan's SQL Script, i am afraid it may not be available to me (i.e. Superuser) neither. At the moment of this writing, that is just a gut feeling....but i am willing to try.  If somebody can elaborate on Bryan's SQL script to make it work the way i want, that would be perfect.  Hide any tab i want from the Admin Menu for the administrator roles but still keep available in the admin menu for the superuser account.