Pictures from the KW Ubuntu Release Party » Cake and Eggs
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At the Kitchener Ubuntu Release Party there was a Quantal Quetzal Cake and plates of Devilled Eggs with Ubuntu logos.
Picture by Laurel L. Russwurm, used under a CC-BY license.
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