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+* [[:Category:Parsha|Parsha]] - Encyclopedia of the weekly Parsha's of the Torah.
-* [[:Category:Replacement Windows|Replacement Windows]] - New windows, installed to replace old or less energy efficient windows. Often purchased upon the remodeling or acquisition of a home, [[Replacement Windows|Replacement windows]] come in a variety of materials, styles and sizes.
+* [[:Category:Not Monkey|Not Monkey Project]] - The true goal of the human race and the purpose of their existence.
-* [[:Category:Jewish-Art|Jewish Art]] - Various Jewish artists and their creations.
 * [[:Category:Tzadikim|Tzadikim]] - Holy rightious rabbis throughout Jewish history including many [[:Category:Kivray Tzadikim|Kevarim of the Tzadikim]].
+* [[:Category:Safed|Safed]] - [[Safed|Tzfat]] a city in Northern Israel known as the world capital of Jewish mysticism.
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