answer:According to the passage, the federation system plans to get all of its constituents to have some uniformity in their names that would include "Jewish federation." Currently, only around 130 of the 157 federations have "Jewish federation" in their names, and the lack of uniformity has caused difficulties for donors trying to find a federation from state to state. The UJC hopes that the new naming system will make it more clear that all of the federations are part of one system, and it will be easier for donors to identify and support them. Additionally, the UJC will be searching for a common logo for all of the federations as part of a common branding effort.

answer:The United Jewish Communities (UJC) decided to change their name because their existing name was not working as well as they had hoped. Few of the federations that the UJC represents had attached the letters "UJC" to their own names, which created a lack of uniformity and made it difficult for donors to find a federation from state to state. As a result, the UJC decided to undergo a year-long, 1 million marketing research initiative to explore new naming options. The idea was to come up with a new name that conveyed that all of the federations are part of one system and to get all of the federations to have some level of uniformity in their names that would make it easier for donors to support them. The new name for the umbrella organization of the North American Jewish federation system will be announced at the annual General Assembly in November.

answer:The passage doesn't provide any additional details about the specific steps or methods used in the marketing research initiative that the UJC underwent to explore new naming options. It only mentions that the initiative took place over the course of a year and cost more than 1 million. However, marketing research initiatives often include a variety of methods such as online surveys, focus groups, one-on-one interviews, and data analysis. It's possible that the UJC used some or all of these methods to gather information and feedback from relevant stakeholders, including federation leaders, donors, and members of the Jewish community, to help inform their naming decision.

answer:Krishna played a crucial role in helping Arjuna during the war as his charioteer and advisor. He guided Arjuna through the battlefield, providing him with wisdom and clarity, which helped Arjuna overcome his doubts and fears. Krishna also utilized the chariot in several ways during the war. He made sure that the chariot was always in the right place at the right time, allowing Arjuna to make strategic moves and gain an advantage over his enemies. He also protected Arjuna from enemy attacks, using his divine powers to shield the chariot from harm. Furthermore, Krishna used the chariot as a platform to impart the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna. He explained the nature of the self, the cycle of birth and death, and the importance of fulfilling one's duty. This knowledge helped Arjuna gain a deeper understanding of life and his role in the world, which enabled him to fight with renewed vigor and determination.