Rather than logos, have participants use a famous tag line or marketing slogan. Break the group into small teams of four to six members. Have the team choose a logo that best represents them. Alternatively, choose a logo that best represents the project or the whole work group they belong to.
Your body makes vitamin D when your skin is exposed to the ultraviolet B (UVB) rays in sunlight. About 5 to 30 minutes of exposure to the skin on your face, arms, back or legs (without sunscreen) two times every week is enough. But, too much exposure to sunlight is a risk for skin cancer, so you should use sunscreen after a few minutes in the sun, even on hazy or cloudy days.
Give a plant too much sun and it will look bleached, pale, or event burned; too few hours and it will have thin leaves and elongated shoots. Some plants require about a half day of light, while others need up to 18 hours of light each day; the latter include vegetables, which will get pale without sufficient light. Still others, such as African violets, need only about eight hours of light per day year-round. Many indoor plants might get a few hours of direct sun each day, but the angle at which the sun hits a window can be undependable. And natural light isn't strong or long enough to grow herbs or vegetables indoors.