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In this photo supplied by Yosemite National Park, dust rises from a rockfall on Monday, March 31, 2014. Officials at Yosemite National Park say a massive amount of rock has fallen from a cliff, closing a hiking trail. The National Park Service said nobody was hurt on March 31 when approximately 16,000 tons of rock fell 500 feet from a cliff near Hetch Hetchy Reservoir. Officials say the rock crashed down from a cliff east of Wapama Falls. Some 400 feet of the Rancheria Falls Trail were destroyed and park staff says it will remain closed for now. Park officials say hikers can still get to Wampama Falls starting at O'Shaughnessy Dam. (AP Photo/Yosemite National Park)

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Ever since the economic crash in 2008, not-for-profit organizations report a steady increase in demand for their services from people who can no longer afford clothing, food and shelter. (Associated Press)

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Damian Barnes's mobile home was thrown 20 feet and destroyed during a tornado that struck the area Monday, March 7, 2014, near Collins, Miss. Barnes along with his girlfriend and two children were asleep when the tornado destroyed it leaving Barnes injured and having to pull the others from the wreckage. (AP Photo/Hattiesburg American, George Clark)