Java and Coffee Relation

I have come to know about a very interesting about "java".

have u guys ever thought about about why its name is "java" not any other word present in the planet.

Actually java is The Indonesian phrase "Kopi Jawa" and that's is why is is reflected by the coffee symbol.

To know the Indonesian meaning of java, visit this url of Indonesian dictionary.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/java

For more details about java and coffee relation visit this url
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_coffee

And to read how coffee was first discovered by a shepherd named "Kaldi" visit here
http://wanttoknowit.com/who-discovered-coffee/

or read this article


Who Discovered Coffee

Coffee was first consumed by the Ethiopians in the 9th century (800 AD). Legend has it that a shepherd named Kaldi was tending his goats up on the mountains somewhere in Ethiopia. It was a hot day and he was taking a rest. Then he looked up and couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw his goats dancing. Walking over to where they were dancing, he discovered that they had been eating a red fruit (coffee beans). Wondering whether that had caused the goats strange behaviour he consumed some of the ‘fruit’ himself. Sometime later, a local imam (Islamic leader) came along and thought he must be dreaming when he saw Kaldi dancing with his goats! He asked Kaldi what was going on. Kaldi claimed that the ‘red fruit’ had caused him and his goats to start dancing. Trying some for himself, the imam found that this was no regular fruit. The imam then shared the coffee beans with others and its popularity in Ethiopia grew very quickly! That legend is called ‘the legend of the dancing goats’. Whether it is true of not is debated, but it is clear that coffee was consumed by the Ethiopians in the 9th century. So now you know who discovered coffee. Now let’s look at four cool facts about coffee.

Four Coffee Facts
Fact 1: Coffee is believed to reduce the risk of a number of diseases including Alzheimer’s disease, gout, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

Fact 2: Most negative effects of coffee consumption are due to its caffeine content. Caffeine is an addictive drug and many people who consume only moderate amounts of it have withdrawal symptoms (headaches, anxiety and depression) when they do not consume any caffeine.

Fact 3: Once coffee beans are roasted, they are stored in air-tight containers in cool conditions. This keeps that fresh coffee taste.

Fact 4: Brazil is the leading exporter of coffee.[/b]