As I read some of the earlier posts I see @Bob Floss II said more elegantly what I tried to say here.

I think the gray will give a little elegance to the place (but have a paint store do it on a computer screen first to test the look).

Just found this forum...hello everyone...I have been using this service for the past couple of years and it works elegantly...I did my due diligence prior to purchase and I am satisfied that there is no other system or process that will achieve the same result, and I am fairly financially savvy...just thought I would chime in...Warmly,Jim

The other tools do accomplish essentially the same thing, but the one I was looking for seemed a bit more elegant in the way it could present the data.

I lived in the Napa valley for a good part of my life so I understand rural and rural elegance and what money to an area means..

They offer you an elegant design options and they give you an awesome overall look.

The old model was really stupid IMO.Perhaps this new system offers a little more mathematical elegance, but it depends how the new numbers will be used.

All homes come complete with elegant and comfortable furnishings, washer and dryer, full size kitchen with kitchenware, linens, wood floors, two flat screen televisions with cable and internet.

I always despised those flippant little sections of finance texts that summarily discounted the value of IRR because it has more than one solution in some cases or isn't a perfectly elegant mathematical solution.

I'm sure there is a more elegant, and legal, way of doing this... so I'll have to look into it more.