内容摘要：Before you go shuffling through your jar of pennies, you should know that CoinWeek called Lincoln cent mules “spectacularly rare.” When you include the four mentioned above, the total might not reach double figures. Because they’re so hard to find, even those in poor condition can fetch up to $20,000.

Before you go shuffling through your jar of pennies, you should know that CoinWeek called Lincoln cent mules “spectacularly rare.” When you include the four mentioned above, the total might not reach double figures. Because they’re so hard to find, even those in poor condition can fetch up to $20,000.

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Whether you're baking a pie on a summer afternoon or have a simmer pot on the stove during the holiday season, there's nothing better than a clean kitchen that smells amazing. But what about when your kitchen has that not-so-fresh scent? This can be especially frustrating if your home has an open-concept layout—allowing unpleasant odors to spread throughout your entire home and keep you from being able to relax.If your kitchen smells, you'll want to tackle the odor ASAP, but that's not so easy to do if you can't pinpoint exactly where the bad odor is coming from. So, here are the 8 most common culprits of a stinky kitchen—and what you need to do to banish those odors and freshen up your space.The most common culprit for bad kitchen smells is the garbage. So, if you can’t recall the last time you took it out? Then it’s probably time to do it.

After taking out the garbage, it’s a smart idea to clean the can itself. Even if it looks clean, your garbage can may be dirtier than it appears. For a deep clean, fill it with a few pumps of dish soap and then hose it down outside (or in the shower, if you don’t have outdoor space). Let it dry completely before putting in a fresh garbage bag.If you don’t have time for a full deep clean, spraying down both the inside and outside with multi-purpose cleaner or vinegar and wiping it with a microfiber cloth is a quicker option.

Even if you don’t have dishes in the sink, your sink could be the source of the stink. “Simply rinsing or wiping the sink after each use isn’t enough to eliminate bacteria or prevent odors,” says Katie Dills, president of

For a deeper clean, she recommends starting by scrubbing the sink with a microfiber cloth or soft sponge. “Use warm water and dish soap for this step to remove any grime," she says. "Next, sprinkle baking soda over the surface and scrub your sink again. This will help lift remaining residue and help neutralize any lingering odors. Finish by rinsing with warm water and drying with a microfiber cloth.”"When I first came to practice, it was ‘never put your client on stand, ever,’" New York City defense attorney Louis Gelormino told Fox News Digital. "But I tend to disagree with that sometimes. I think we have gotten our biggest wins when we put our client on the stand."

On Tuesday, the defense submitted the team’sthat indicate Read will not take the stand in her trial.

"As you know, Ms. Read did not testify at this trial," the instructions read. "You may not hold that against her. Ms. Read has an absolute right not to testify because, as I've explained, she is presumed to be innocent and does not have to do anything to convince you she is innocent."The instructions stress that the reason Read chose to not take the witness stand is not relevant to the jury’s deliberations and cannot be considered evidence