"Courage is better than a faint heart for any man who sticks his nose out of doors.
The length of my life and the day of my death were fated long ago."
Norse saying, quoted from The Norse Myths -- Gods of the Vikings, by Kevin Crossley-Holland.
"The 'New World Order' is really a very old world order -- that of the Babylonian empire --
the emperor decrees and the people Obey".
"What is money? -- money represents power over someone else's labour. When a central
bank prints billions in a 'bailout', they are giving themselves power over the labour of millions of people".
"Political correctness means to prefer convenient lies to truth. Freedom and Justice cannot endure when
untruth is valued more highly than truth."
William Kocay is a member of St. Paul's College
at the University of Manitoba, and a member of the Computer Science Department.
- Mailing address:
- William Kocay
- Computer Science Department
- University of Manitoba
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- CANADA, R3T 2N2
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- St. Paul's College
- University of Manitoba
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- CANADA, R3T 2N2
- e-mail:
- bkocay at cc.umanitoba.ca
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- bkocay at cs.umanitoba.ca
- telephone:
- (204) 474-6792
- Bill Kocay is the author of Groups & Graphs, a
software package for graphs, digraphs, combinatorial designs, projective configurations,
polyhedra, graph embeddings in the torus and projective plane, and automorphism groups.
It also constructs fractals.
Click for information on downloading Groups & Graphs.
- Bill Kocay is a co-author, with Don Kreher, of the textbook
Graphs, Algorithms, and Optimization, Chapman & Hall/CRC Press,
Boca Raton, 2005. It is a suitable text for a course at the second, third, or fourth year level
in graph theory, graph algorithms, or linear optimization. It is available from the publisher, or from
amazon.com and other retailers.
- Bill Kocay is a former Managing Editor (from Jan 1988 to May 1997) of
Ars Combinatoria,
a Canadian journal of combinatorial mathematics. Click for information on
submitting papers to Ars Combinatoria and for tables of contents of recent volumes.
- Bill Kocay is a founding fellow of the
Institute of Combinatorics and its Application.
- Bill Kocay is a founding member of the Manitoba
Be Users Group.
- Research interests include algorithms for graphs, the development of mathematical software,
the graph reconstruction problem, the graph isomorphism problem, projective geometry, hamiltonian
cycles, planarity, graph embedding algorithms, graphs on surfaces, combinatorial designs, etc.
- Click for info on Software Projects done by some of my students.
Currently there are three projects available.
Visit Bill Kocay's River Running Pages for maps, photos,
and information on Manitoba rivers.
The Red River Floodway -- How It Works, a storybook in pictures.
Personal Interests
Recommended Reading
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"Kill Zone -- A Sniper Looks at Dealey Plaza", by Craig Roberts.
Ever wonder who was behind the JFK assassination? Read Craig Roberts "Kill Zone". Roberts was a sniper
in Vietnam. When he visited the JFK assassination site, and looked out the window of the warehouse from which
Oswald is supposed to have shot, he knew instantly that the official story was a physical impossibility.
No sniper could have made those shots. This started him on an investigation for the truth.
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"The Mission of Joan of Arc", by Joan Edmunds.
The inspiring and heart-rending story of the Maid of Orleans, the 19 year old girl
who saved France from the English
invasion. Based on the transcripts of her trial and of her
rehabilitation proceedings.
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"America's Financial Apocalypse",
by Mike Stathis.
Published in 2006. Stathis is the only financial analyst to
correctly foresee the mortgage crisis and financial collapse. This book
contains penetrating insights into the current state of the US economy and
where it's headed.
Read about the dollar-oil link, the looming health-care and pension crisis,
the disaster of "free-trade". Mike Stathis is the managing principal of
Apex Venture Advisors.
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"The Black Arrow", by Robert Louis Stevenson.
A great adventure story, set in the days of the Wars of the Roses.
Probably Stevenson's best.
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"The Norse Myths -- Gods of the Vikings", by Kevin Crossley-Holland.
A retelling of the Norse myths in modern English. The adventures of the Norse Gods.
Great stories about Odin, Thor, Loki, and all the others.
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"The Facts of Life -- Shattering the Myth of Darwinism", by Richard Milton.
Heresy of heresies -- someone who opposes the Darwinian model of evolution on scientific
grounds. Milton is a non-creationist who finds Darwinism completely inadequate
to explain evolution.
The facts of life are that "Nature does not work by trial
and error". The non-existence of transitional types shows that "Nature goes unerringly to her target". Darwinism is a theory that is too small to fit the facts. A very thought-provoking, well researched book.
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Websites of Interest
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Joel Skousen's World Affairs Brief. Great articles on the major events
happening in the world.
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Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop -- Instructional fingerpicking guitar videos,
hard to find DVD's and CD's of great fingerpicking guitarists -- blues, celtic, jazz, etc.
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Chuck Baldwin Live Chuck Baldwin is a defender of Freedom and the
American Constitution. Subscribe to his weekly newsletter. He tells it like it is.
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The Haiku Operating System The BeOS has returned -- Haiku is a new open-source operating
system that specifically targets personal computing. Inspired by the BeOS, Haiku is fast, simple to use, easy to learn and yet
very powerful.
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William Engdahl In depth analysis of world economics, power-politics,
oil, and the financial tsunami. Penetrating insight into where the world is going, cutting through the propaganda.
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www.GlobalResearch.ca -- World News -- Research into Globalization --
What the official media will not tell.
Mark Twain: "A man who doesn't read the newspaper is uninformed.
A man who does read the newspaper is misinformed". Global Research fills that gap.
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David McGowan's Center for
an Informed America Witty, irreverant articles on
some holy cows of our age. Did NASA really land men on the moon? Read his Moondoggie series and make up your
mind based on the evidence. Anyone who was a teen in the 60's or 70's will love his series on Laurel Canyon,
the origin of the hippy movement and hippy music scene. McGowan takes us behind the scenes.
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