The mark consists of three black rounded rectangles (also called capsule or stadium shape) standing parallel to each other at a 90-degree angle. Each rounded rectangle has a white border, which then has an additional black border around the white border. The black border is slightly thinner than the white border. On each rounded rectangle, there is a black circle, with a similar white and then thinner black outline except for any part of the circle that overlaps with the rounded rectangle. The bordered black circles are slightly larger than the rounded rectangles on each side and are positioned so as to be centered horizontally on the rounded rectangle. The bordered circles are less than one-third the height of the rounded rectangle, and more than one-fourth the height of the rounded rectangle. For areas of the circle that overlap with the rounded rectangle, the outer black outline is removed so that only the white border of the circle can be seen overlapping the rounded rectangle. The positioning of the bordered circle varies on each rounded rectangle. The first has the bordered circle at the very bottom, and the last or third rounded rectangle has the bordered circle on the top. The second rounded rectangle has the bordered circle positioned on its middle. The rounded rectangles are positioned equally from each other, side-by-side. The combined (bordered circle and rounded rectangles) shape for each of the three are equal lengths so that the tops and bottoms are aligned.