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WHEN NFL COMMISSIONER RogerGoodell steps onto the stage at thePhiladelphia Museum of Art on April 27to announce the first draft pick, it will cul-minate months of preparation for fourmen with Jewish connections.

And each has unique ties to the area.Larry Needle, executive director of

PHL Sports, has been here since 1991when he started working at the Philadel-phia Convention & Visitors Bureau. He’shelped bring in such events as all-stargames in baseball, basketball and hockey,the NCAA basketball tournament and theNHL Draft, but said this is the biggestthing yet.

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50 Weeks ofDoing GoodDeeds Leadsto NewfoundCommitmentMARISSA STERN | JE STAFF

CELEBRATING A BIG BIRTHDAYdoesn’t always mean lavish parties orgoing out for a fancy dinner.

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In the 50 weeks leading up to her birth-day in November, she decided to do 50mitzvot in honor of her milestone year.

“A lot of my friends were doing differ-ent things for their 50th,” she said. “Somewere having parties, some were goingaway. So I was thinking of what would bemeaningful to me. I loved doing mitzvot,and I thought that that would be a fun andchallenging project for me to do.”

Such an endeavor didn’t come withoutits challenges, of course, including oneglaring one: coming up with enoughmitzvot without repeating. (Although, itmight help that there are 613 mitzvot sug-gested in the Torah.)

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