conchita

De conchita derives its name from the tiny shell-shaped pieces that comprise the skin of the pineapple in this model, since de conchita means "of little shells."

A Family Tradition: The Pineapple Pottery Of Hilario Alejos Madrigal 2007

This family effort has produced some gorgeous specimens, including the biznaga and de conchita pineapples for which Alejos is most well known.

A Family Tradition: The Pineapple Pottery Of Hilario Alejos Madrigal 2007

De conchita derives its name from the tiny shell-shaped pieces that comprise the skin of the pineapple in this model, since de conchita means "of little shells."

A Family Tradition: The Pineapple Pottery Of Hilario Alejos Madrigal 2007

This family effort has produced some gorgeous specimens, including the biznaga and de conchita pineapples for which Alejos is most well known.

A Family Tradition: The Pineapple Pottery Of Hilario Alejos Madrigal 2007

We are beginning to plant another legume, which also grows wild in our fields, that is, the (conchita azul -- phonetic) as it is commonly known.

HAVANA UNIVERSITY GRADUATION 1966

Havana University are helping us on a project to isolate the nodule bacterias of alfalfa, kudzu, and (conchita azul).

HAVANA UNIVERSITY GRADUATION 1966

America is not Mudville. conchita we don't have time on many issues for politics as usual and we can't afford so-called bipartisan compromise or selling out for political expediency on issues, like global warming and the economy, that need real solutions now rather than band-aids that merely are smoke and mirrors for corporate greed.

Opinion Source: Delivering summaries of editorial and op-ed pieces from major papers by email. 2009