Abstract: A method for playing a card game where players can practice expressing feelings of anger. A hand of letter cards is dwelt to players playing the game. A stack of topic cards is provided from which each player may draw. Each topic card includes an anger topic describing a situation commonly known to cause anger in the average person. A stack of letter cards is also provided. The player selects a topic card from the stack of topic cards. The player then verbalizes a sentence within a predetermined time period. The sentence must include the anger topic and a reason why the anger topic makes the player angry. If the player successfully verbalizes the sentence within the time limit he can then select a new letter card from the stack of letter cards. The winner of the game is the player who is able to use his letter cards in his hand to successfully spell a predetermined anger word or phrase.

Abstract: A braid singeing clamp for singeing the end of a braid to prevent said braid from coming undone. The braid singeing clamp comprises a pair of pivotally connected clamping surfaces having grips on one end and heating elements on the opposite end. The heating surfaces are attached to each clamping element by a set of rings which are situated on the top portion of each surface. The rings slide over a tube portion of each clamping element, and secure the heating surfaces to the clamp. Alternatively, the heating surfaces may snap into sockets positioned on the tube portion of each clamping element. The heating elements are shaped to envelope the lower portion of the braid and provide heat only to the braid end.