These are background and source notes to the Grammar.  Some of you have
requested them:

The People:

The High Priests:  ancient race believed to be extinct

The Masters:  inherited The Grammar and The Language from the High
Priests.  Some of them are still alive.  Many Web Intellectuals rank
amongst The Masters

Tim:  Berners-Lee, Tim,  invented the 20th century Web at CERN
This is a sample of his writings: "Web Etiquette for Information
Providers"  <http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Provider/Style/Etiquette> 

Jalaludin Al Rumi:  12th century influential Sufi philosopher and poet.
 Best known translations of his works are by Coleman Barks

Rabindranath Tagore:  Bengali poet and Noble Laureate

Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi (780-850):  invented Algebra (The Book
of Algebra and Almucabola and The Book of Restoration and Opposition of
Number)  amongst other things:

khayam:  Omar Khayam,  poet most known for his 'Ruba'iya't (The
Quartets)

Kazantzakis:  Nikos,  Greek author of the 'Fratricides',  'Zorba The
Greek' and 'Report to Greco'

Bulgakov:  Mikhail,  author of 'The Master and Margarita'

Paulo Coelho:  author of 'The Alchemist'

Grace:  British general practitoner somewhere

The Wanderer:  remains undefined

Ahmad Risk:  thoughts,  writings and conversations 1974-1998

Places:

The Well:  http://http.well.com

GenX:  one of the first conferences at The Well

Electronic Frontier Organization:  http://www.eff.org

WWW Consortium:  http://www.w3.org

One hundred million and more other Web places


'Of Some Place Else':

The Holy Qora'n

Noor

The Cave

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These notes cover The Grammar so far.  There will be other characters, 
places and 'Of Some Place Else' notes introduced to The Grammar in the
future.

Ahmad





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