Re: [JXTA discuss] JXTA Java 2.3.4 "Arroz Congris" Beta Announcement!

Mike,

That's really intersting to know!!

You may like to try out among many Indian dishes the following popular ones:

North Indian Dishes:

Aloo Paratha, A very tasty whole wheat bread filled with spiced potatoes.

Mutter Paneer, Moist pieces of sauteed homemade cheese ina luscious sauce with
sweet green peas.

South Indian Dishes:

Bisi Bele Baath, This is a very traditional & spicy rice variety of Karnataka
State especially popular in local fast-food outlets in Bangalore.

Masala Dosa, looks like a pancake and is made from rice and other ingredients.

Enjoy!!

Cheers,

Rajesh

Quoting "Mike [bondolo] Duigou" <[email protected]>:

> Raymond Gao wrote:
> > Can someone please explain if there is some meaning to the release code
> > name?
>
> JXTA Java releases are named after exotic food dishes. In particular
> preference is given for dishes which are named in local dialect. Thus
> far the choice of release names has had no particular significance to
> the details of the release.
>
> "Arroz Congris" was suggested by Juan Carlos Soto and is Cuban dialect
> Spanish for the Cuban variant of mixed rice and black beans.
>
> http://home.swipnet.se/cuba/congri.htm
> http://www.recetas.net/receta.asp?ID=2025AA
> (Maybe Juan can contribute his families' recipe)
>
> Careful readers should note that there are yet currently no named
> releases following the September 2005 release (which was a suggestion
> from the illustrious Danese Cooper). Feel free to contribute suggestions
> especially those which meet the delicious criteria. (Exotic food named
> in local dialect).
>
> The other JXTA core projects JXTA-C and JXME have their own naming
> schemes (exotic vacation locations and science fiction place names
> respectively) and may be interested in release name nominations as well.
>
> Mike
>
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