The mark consists of a symbol/logo comprised of the four capital letters (A, R, L, P) which lay on top of each other to create one logo. The left, diagonal line of the letter A is also the top line of the letter L even though it is diagonal and not vertical and straight. The bottom line of the letter L is horizontal and starts at the bottom of the left, diagonal line of the letter A and stops at the vertical line in the middle of the A which is the vertical line of R and P. The vertical line of the R and the P are the same line and is placed in the center of the letter A. This runs vertical down from the center of the point of the A and is the same length of the diagonal lines of the letter A. The short horizontal line of the letter A is drawn halfway down the two diagonal lines of the letter A. This extends across the letter A to the left, diagonal line to the right diagonal line. The hump of the R and P is the same. There is only one hump and it acts as the hump of the P and the hump of the R. The curved line of the hump begins at the top, point of the letter A. It makes a half circle shape to the right to form one hump which forms the hump that makes the P and R. It curves around and stops at the short, horizontal line of the letter A. The right, diagonal line of the letter A is also the short, diagonal line of the letter R.