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The enthusiasm among the iReport Team today is electric. That's because we've received dozens of incredible iReport submissions overnight and this morning. Check out some of the highlights:
natashabisho shot up-close and powerful photographs of Lisa Ling and other attendees at a vigil for Ling's sister in Santa Monica, California, last night.
* arundhatib witnessed a jaw-dropping high wire act in Maryport, England, this weekend.
* First-time iReporter Haaris shared his thoughts on Obama's speech on American-Muslim relations and sparked a passionate debate in the comments field.
* JesseBearden made a clever time lapse video as he built a Tetris-inspired chair. The video game celebrates its 25th anniversary this month.
* Veteran iReporter DavidJohnson captured video and photos yesterday of a soaring desert rainbow in Ridgecrest, California.
This varied collection of iReports from around the world is further proof that news can happen anywhere. What's happening near you? Share your photos and video – we love days like these!
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