


In September 2010, Los Angeles reached its hottest temperature in recorded history. The 113°F (45°C) high on September 27th, beat the record set in 1877.
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The joys of a new haircut, whether your first or your last, are countless.
Photos from carole.athen, Bobby Bokeh, Micah Taylor, josh_amber_johnson, Suite 112SYATES1113 and kygp.
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Cholula Mexico has lots of beauty and history to show off. If you can’t make it there in person try a search for Cholula on Flickr.
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Flickr wants you to share photos from anywhere, including that cool new Android phone. Up till now you’ve only been able to upload-by-email which allows you to send photos to Flickr from your phone without having an app. Starting today, you can now browse to m.flickr.com and choose exactly the photo you want to upload, directly from your phone.
If we see that you’re coming from an Android 2.2 device, we’ll give you an upload link right on the Flickr homepage. This takes you to our mobile upload page where you will now see the option to simply “Choose a file”. Selecting this button gives you access to your photo gallery, where you can conveniently select the photo you like to upload and then send it to Flickr via the “Upload” button.

Got an Android device that runs Android 2.2? Head over to m.flickr.com and try it out.
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Flickr members upload more than 3,000 images every minute, and yesterday yeoaaron uploaded the five billionth photo. Thanks to yeoaaron and all our members for helping us reach 5 billion!
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Zack Sheppard
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