High School Time Capsule.?
I just started high school (Grade and our counselor is doing a project with us. A time capsule that we will all open before the graduation ceremony (5 years) What do you think i should put in it?
I've already got:

A mix cd i made of my fav music
Stamps
a bracelet my friend made me
a few pennies for good luck
a 50 cent coin
a sea shell my friend painted me
a few beads from my little sisters lucky bracelet
a few googley eyes (inside thing)
a rock i got from my teacher in gr 1 (inside thing)
"oh the places you'll go!" Poem my grade 7 teacher printed out for us for elementary school grad
business cards and flyer card things from my moms business
grade 8 schedule
piece of paper with my student number on it for the first time i forgot it
my first excused absence note
school store money that i won from the grade 8 scavenger hunt
list of my likes and dislikes
a letter poem from my friend
a drawing i made
pictures of my friends and family
magazine clippings
news paper clippings
a twilight poster
taxi reciepts
a letter from my little sister
a letter from my olderest cousin (gr. 11 going to be first to graduate high school, ill be either second or third depending on someone in my family, im really not sure about him) shes also including a few things but she wont let me see what they are
letter from my mom
letter i wrote to myself

the capsule is a nice but small chest looking wooden box (not bigger then a shoe box)

What else should i put? I want a lot of things in there, it makes it more exciting to open!

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The Money Changing Problem (for my purposes) is to find the smallest number of coins needed to get some dollar value. The "greedy algorithm" is the one where we repeatedly take the largest possible coin without exceeding our limit.

Example: To make 73 cents,
Take a quarter (25)
Take a quarter (50)
Take a dime (60)
Take a dime (70)
Take a penny 3x (73)

The greedy algorithm always works with US denominations, but may not with others.

For example, with coins 1, 5, 10, 20, 25, if we want to get 40, we would take 25, then 10, then 5, but the optimal solution is to take 20 and 20 (two coins instead of three).

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Now, on to my question:

Suppose the denominations are powers of a fixed integer p > 1 (that is, the denominations are 1, p, p^2, ... , p^m) for some fixed integer m). Prove or disprove that the greedy algorithm above correctly solves the Money Changing Problem for these denominations (if we apply the algorithm, it always gives us the fewest number of coins).

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My gut tells me that it is true, but I am having trouble proving it. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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“OUR hearts may condemn us.” With those words, the Bible acknowledges that at times our heart may cause us to be overly critical of ourselves. Indeed, it may insist that we are unworthy of God’s love and care. Yet, the Bible reassures us: “God is greater than our hearts and knows all things.” (1 John 3:19, 20) God knows us better than we know ourselves. His view of us may be very different from the way we view ourselves. What, then, are we worth in the eyes of the one who really matters—Jehovah God? The answer can be found in a touching illustration that Jesus used on two separate occasions.

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Sparrows were among the cheapest of all birds used for food. Jesus had no doubt observed poor women—perhaps even his own mother—in the marketplace buying these tiny birds to feed their family. For one assarion, a coin worth less than five cents in modern values, a buyer could purchase two sparrows. These birds were so inexpensive that for two coins, the buyer received not four but five sparrows, an extra one being included at no additional charge.

Jesus explained that not a single sparrow “goes forgotten before God” or falls “to the ground without” the Father’s knowledge. (Matthew 10:29) Jehovah notices each time a sparrow falls to the earth perhaps because it is injured or alights on the ground in search of food. The seemingly insignificant birds that were not too little for Jehovah to create are not too little for him to remember. In fact, he values them, for they are precious living things. Do you see the point of Jesus’ illustration?
In his teaching, Jesus often used contrasts, reasoning from the lesser to the greater. For example, Jesus also said: “Ravens neither sow seed nor reap, and they have neither barn nor storehouse, and yet God feeds them. Of how much more worth are you than birds?” (Luke 12:24) Now the point of Jesus’ words about the sparrows becomes clear: If Jehovah cares for these tiny birds, how much more will he care for humans who love and worship him!

In light of Jesus’ words, we need not feel that we are too unworthy to be noticed and cared for by the God who “is greater than our hearts.” Is it not comforting to know that our Creator may see in us what we may be unable to see in ourselves?
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