I wouldn't pick one with the name in it.  It's a hard name to read, hard name to remember, and makes for an awkward logotype.<p>I'd go with something conceptual instead.  Too bad you didn't contact an actual design shop to do that for you, because none of the presented specimens go in the right direction -- conceptualizing the branding instead of visualizing the rather meaningless (by power of ambiguity) word.<p>You asked.