Repair Dr Watson

Council hears storm drain repairs ordinance

The Ironton City Council will be working this weekend.

The council has scheduled special meetings for 10 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday mornings for the purpose of considering an ordinance to authorize the repair of a storm drain that collapsed at Eighth and Ashtabula streets.

The storm sewer collapsed about two weeks ago. Mayor Rich Blankenship received an estimate of $125,000 for the repair.

An ordinance to contract with Southern Ohio Trenching was on the agenda for the regular meeting Thursday evening. However, with only four of seven members present, the council could not suspend the regular meeting rules and vote on the ordinance as an emergency measure.

Regular rules require the council to hear three readings of the ordinance during three separate meetings before voting on it. To pass the ordinance on the first or second readings, six members of council have to vote for it.

The ordinance would also declare the situation an emergency. A two-thirds vote is required to pass the emergency declaration. Without an emergency declaration, the mayor would be required to take bids for the work, a process that could take up to eight weeks, he said.

“We don’t have eight weeks,” Blankenship told council. “I’ll be honest with you, it’s very frustrating for me to be standing here having an emergency and I can’t get council members to attend meetings.”

Council members Bob Cleary, Beth Rist and Frank Murphy were absent. Murphy attended a funeral Thursday, Blankenship said.

“I don’t know what else to do I can’t make them come to the council meetings or finance meetings,” Blankenship said. “But it should be heard by the citizens who’s not showing up and if their house gets flooded, call them because I’m doing everything I possibly can to get this done.”

Blankenship has said that without the fix, the problem has the potential of causing flooding in the south end of town. As it is, there are two exposed holes in the pipe that city workers constantly monitor, he said. The contractor has ordered the materials and is ready to start work, Blankenship said.

The mayor brought the situation to the council’s attention at a meeting two weeks ago, when he declared it an emergency.

Blankenship said he took it to council because it fell on a week when there was a council meeting and he could get it on the agenda.

If six council members attend Saturday’s meeting and agree on the ordinance, it can pass on the second reading and the council will not need to meet Sunday.

How to Repair Dr Watson Debugger

Have you been annoyed by Dr.Watson errors and want them to go away? Well, let’s look at what they are and how you can fix them.

Dr. Watson is an application debugger that ships with Microsoft Windows and it’s purpose is to help detect, debug and log errors that occur while windows or windows applications are running. You are probably familiar with the name, because it is named after the famous Doctor Watson, the confidante of Sherlock Holmes in the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle novels.

If an error does occur on your system, the Dr Watson software creates a log file that records the information needed by technical support staff to diagnose and repair the problem. The filename that Dr.Watson creates to log errors is called Drwtsn32.log or user.dmp.

If you want to run Dr.Watson, do so by  typing “drwatson” into the quick search box and click ok. The Windows NT and 2000 Version of Dr. Watson can be run by clicking Start->Run and typing “drwtsn32″. From here you can select from the following;

Generally users will see Dr.Watson errors while browsing the internet. Your browser may suddenly crash and the Dr. Watson post mortem debugger pops up. Unfortunately this is not very useful to the average user and most of us think Dr.Watson is the actual error. I used to think it was Spyware, that is why I researched futher to find out the truth. Luckily, Dr.Watson is actually there to help out.

The best method for you to fix up any Dr Watson errors is to scan your PC to identify and eliminate any errors that could be causing Dr Watson. We recommend the use of a Registry cleaner to fix errors and speed up your PC.

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