### foundation:

Community foundation
* are often beneficiaries of complex deferred-giving arrangements.
* are one means that can be used to support community information networks
  - of the fastest growing sectors of philanthropy in the country
* are the fastest growing type of community philanthropy organisation in Europe
  - fastest-growing area of philanthropy in the United States today
  - very special nonprofit organizations
* focus on nurturing and benefiting the local communities they serve.

Corset
* are also a common tool for some sexual fantasies especially in Europe and America
  - an old-fashioned women s undergarment
* can vary in length.

### four letter word:

Fame
* are albums
  - bands
  - honor
  - musicals
  - proof
* can come from being born in a famous family or from achievement or accident.
* four letter word.
* four-letter word.
* is akin to celebrity, distinctiveness to uniqueness
  - also subject to aging
* is also the only attribute that can increase with experience
  - reward of virtue
  - an ornament to hang around the neck
  - proof that people are gullible
* is the only attribute that can be increased by experience
  - state of being widely known or recognised, a celebrity
  - story of how people view their world
* nuclear explosion where dropping names is more important than dropping bombs.
* often follows tragedy, especially when the victim is cut down in the prime of life
  - serves as an addiction and as a drug
* recognition of some achievement by a significant number of people.

### foxs:

Arctic fox
* Most arctic foxes adapt to environments
  - carry rabies
  - dig holes
  - eat meat
* Most arctic foxes have better heat insulation
  - body shapes
  - brown coats
* Most arctic foxes have compact body shapes
  - distribution
  - ears
  - fur
  - properties
  - short ears
  - thick fur
  - inhabit places
  - live in burrows
  - mate for life
  - rely on prey
  - use dens
* Some arctic foxes change color
  - eat berries
* are dark in the summer and white in the winter
  - foxs
  - generally less wary of humans than their near relative, the red fox
  - mammals
  - monogamous in the wild
  - more common in coastal areas, especially on the northern Seward Peninsula
  - omnivorous
  - opportunistic and eat almost anything that is digestible
  - perhaps the only canid that has no fear of man
  - scavengers and hunters eating almost anything available that others leave behind
* belong to the same genus as all foxes.
* can sniff out lemmings in their burrows under the snow.
* have a distinct seasonal movement pattern
  - great sense of smell and excellent hearing
  - choices
  - little choices
  - small ears which conserve body heat
  - the warmest fur of any animal in the world
* hide stocks of frozen meat that they eat during the winter.
  - tundra or icy mountain and sea regions
* is one of the cutest animals in the tundra.
  - on the sea ice in winter by scavenging polar bear kills
* make dens in rock piles, low spots in the tundra, or in debris piles.

Fennec fox
* are able to survive a long time without water
  - among the most attractive desert mammals
  - primarily nocturnal whose large, dark eyes provide good night vision
  - the worlds smallest foxes with the biggest ears
* can dig with great speed, and when pursued, seems almost to dive into the sand.

Island fox
* are agile tree climbers
  - omnivorous, eating both plants and other animals
* have an important role as the islands largest native land mammal
  - good vision, both during the day and at night
* live as long as ten years and generally mate for life.
* use auditory, visual and olfactory signals to communicate with one another.

Swift fox
* are agile hunters and very quick
  - relatively unafraid of man and are far less cunning than most other foxes
  - very easy to trap and very susceptible to poisoned bait
* feed on rabbits, ground squirrels, rats, grasses and berries.