The mark consists of A pair of simplified human figures. The first figure is kneeling, with the torso vertical and in line with the femoral segment of its legs. It is straight from the knee to the head. This first figure is attached to the second figure at the distal end of the torso, or pelvis, and each distal end of its arms are attached to the second figure’s distal torso, at the buttocks. The second figure is generally lying face up. Head and elbows generally on the horizontal plane as the first figure’s knees. From the neck, the torso is generally inclined to the distal torso, or pelvis, of the first. From this point, the second figure is straddling the first. The second figure’s legs are generally bent at 90 degrees, drooping downward, and the distal ends are touching the horizontal plane as the first figure’s knees.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.