The charging port can be dirty or dusty, blocking the connection. Try using a can of compressed air to remove debris from inside the port. If this does not help, it might need further cleaning.urn off the device, remove the battery and use a small amount of rubbing alcohol or contact cleaner to clean inside the port very carefully. Use a piece of paper dipped in alcohol â do not spray or dump any liquid into the port itself. You also might be using the wrong charger.
USDA is observing World Health Day today. This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from USDAâs rich science and research portfolio. April 7 is World Health Day and food safety is the primary focusâand with good reason. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that, in the United States alone, every year there are 48 million foodborne illnesses and 3,000 deaths from unsafe food.
Here in central Indiana, our USDA loans can take up to 90 days to close because our regional office is always so back logged. The loan must clear local lender underwriting fully before being sent to USDA.