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title: Reasons to celebrate 15th April 2010
description: Karmic saw the first community wallpaper competition and delivered us
  a beautiful set of photographs for our desktops.Last cycle’s winners were this cycles
  judges and everyone has delivered.Ladies and gentlemen I give you the results of
  the wallpaper competition!Congratulations to the winners and huge thanks to the
  judges. I know, from my […]
url: https://canonical.com/blog/reasons-to-celebrate-15th-april-2010?format=md
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15 April 2010

# Reasons to celebrate 15th April 2010

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Karmic saw the first [community wallpaper competition](http://www.flickr.com/groups/ubuntu-artwork/pool/) and delivered us a [beautiful set of photographs for our desktops](http://www.ivankamajic.com/?p=209).

Last cycle’s winners were this cycles judges and everyone has delivered.

Ladies and gentlemen I give you the results of the wallpaper competition!

Congratulations to the winners and huge thanks to the judges. I know, from my experience as a judge last time, that the task is neither small nor simple and I would like to thank everyone for their hard work and for making such excellent choices. To the winners, congratulations and thank you for contributing beauty to our lives!

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