I agree with Patrick about the cross links on the chromosome..  I think the logic model captures all the essential pieces and it looks good. 


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Hi Lori,

Just a comment on the logo.  The cross-linked chromosome bothers me.  I like the cross links with the states on them, but we should make it look like a double helix of DNA.  Or, we could keep the chromosome (which is very pretty, I must say) and have a strand of DNA coming of it with the states cross-linking.

Thanks,

Patrick



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Colleagues:

 

If you wanted to comment on the logo or logic model, you have another
chance.  By 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, I'll be sending the comments to Pam
King.  We received several comments....THANK YOU!

 

 

 

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