Jimmy56 you the man. I took off the carb bulb after disconnecting the wire to it (note for next time, I need to drain gas first!). Then I sprayed some carb cleaner in there. I sprayed the rest of the carb while still on the machine. Was afraid to try and unscrew everything as I really have no mechanical experience. Replaced the bulb and reconnected the wire, put the choke all the way up and got it started. Engine is pretty rough with choke pushed back down to full throttle(picture of rabbit), but after running for about 10 mins it's pretty close to normal. Going to get some fuel treatment and put that through, hopefully it solves the remaining roughness. Thanks for helping out a true novice.

hmmm...movin on down

I use it - I suffered fron dry eyes and had corneal problems as a result. I do think it has helped a lot - my corneas are all healed. I still need to use drops at night though.

We went with Diamond cabinets- Semi-custom from the Kitchen Store in Culver City, CA. The cabinets are beautifully made and I love the finish. The doors do feel a bit cheap to me but that is due to them being veneer rather than solid wood- a choice that made sense since we live about a mile to the beach and have lots of humidity. Solid wood would probably have huge issues with warping down the road. Kitchen Store has a great KD, and solid support with broken cabinets(one came broken and needed to be replaced) but they are slow. Still waiting for our broken one 4 weeks later. They have a lifetime warranty which is nice. Plus if you don't like the look of the wood on a drawer or cabinet door they replace it no questions asked. Already changed out two doors and one drawer based on looks only. I heard not so good things about Diamond going in but think it more relates to the lower line cabs that they sell at Home Depot and Lowes rather than the semi-custom line. Custom cabs were not even looked at since in California very few chemicals are used in making them. All my friends with custom cabs have the wood starting to rot off the front of their sink cabs due to the lack of chemicals in the finish. Did NOT want that a year into my new kitchen so I admit to wanting a product made out of California. Verdict- love my new cabinets and the experience working with the Kitchen Store. Price was very reasonable too.