Abstract: A conventional golf tee comprising a circular member connected along the cylindrical region of the golf tee used to support the lid of a cardboard box such as a pizza box. The tee and circular member are inserted into a hole in the lid of a pizza box so that the point of the tee is placed downward and the lid of the box rests on the circular member. This arrangement is used in a pizza box, with the point of the tee placed in the pizza, and the circular member used to prevent the pizza box lid from sagging onto the pizza's surface. Furthermore, after use as a support piece for the pizza box, the tee may be used as a normal golf tee or as a spinning toy.

Abstract: The visualization method includes generating a relatively wide beam of light directed onto an object to be inspected and determining the center of intensity of the wide beam of light reflected from the object for facilitating geometric dimensional calculations of a large number of such objects, such as solder deposits on the surface of a printed circuit board, in a very short period of time and in a very accurate manner.