The mark consists of Two right triangles with their longest legs aligned vertically and parallel to each other and a gap between these legs. A line runs from the corner of the longest and shortest legs of each right triangle to the hypotenuse which measures the same length as the shortest right triangle side. This line effectively subdivides the original right triangles into an equilateral triangle and an isosceles triangle. The equilateral triangles are then dissected by a line running from the midway point on the side adjacent to the isosceles triangle, and connects to the lower, outside corner of the equilateral triangle. Lines extend upward running collinear with the hypotenuses of each right triangle until they intersect in a point. The isosceles triangles are connected by a line running horizontally between the gap of the right triangles longest sides. This line is centered halfway up the sides of these triangles. Two more lines run parallel to this line an connect the isosceles triangles. These two lines are equally spaced on both sides of the first centered line. The text is located below the lower short sides of the right triangles and is centered in the space between the two triangles. The text extends on either side horizontally beyond the lower outside corners of the equilateral triangles.