Hi, I'm Jim Denison with Dennis in Form, and this is the Daily Article from Monday, October 22nd, 2018.

The personal jewels of Marie Antoinette are going on auction in November. You can buy her diamond and pearl pendant value between $1 and $2 million.

A pearl and diamond necklace value between $200,000 and $300,000, and a diamond brooch value between $50,000 and

$80,000. There's also a diamond ring containing a lock of the queen's hair worth an estimated $20,000 to $50,000.

For slightly less money, you can own a box of cereal based on the Golden Girls television show, which aired on NBC from 1985 to 1992. The serial

features a toy figure of Rose, Blanche, Dorothy, or Sophia. It's selling out quickly, but you can

buy a box for $50 on eBay, someone's selling a single lot of 18 boxes for $2,000. In other news,

the floor of a clubhouse near Clemson University collapsed yesterday

morning, sending 30 people to the hospital. A train derailed yesterday in Taiwan killing 22 and

entering 171 others. And three former Florida police officers were sentenced to prison for conspiring to

falsely arrest people in order to improve

their department's crime statistics. As long as people yearn to be more successful than they are,

there will be a market for celebrity possessions and memorabilia. In our broken, unpredictable

world, we yearn for security that transcends our circumstances, but neither public celebrity nor personal

security meets the deepest need of our souls. I'm speaking to you this morning from Israel, where

I've been leading study tours for the last two weeks. It's been my privilege to travel to the

Holy Land multiple times a year since 1995, but each time I come is like the first time. It's always a great

joy to be here. Yesterday, I group walked through Hezekiah's Tunnel, one of the most astounding

locations in Israel. In the 8th century before Christ, as the Assyrian Empire threatened his nation,

King Hezekiah built a tunnel to protect the Gihon Spring and bring its water inside the city.

Second Chronicles, 3230.

His engineers did this by carving a 1,750-foot waterway out of solid rock.

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