Abstract: A golf tee includes a shaft having a first end portion and a second end portion, a ball support member formed at the second end portion of the shaft; and a collision impact member formed between the first end portion and the second end portion of the shaft. The collision impact member is plate-shaped component formed separately from the ball support member. The collision impact member protrudes from the shaft. When a golf club swing by a player approaches a stationary golf ball supported on the ball support member, the club first hits the collision impact member that causes dislodging of the ball from the ball support member and also the suspension of the ball in the midair; and subsequently, the club hits the ball suspended in the midair, without any contact with the golf tee, thereby eliminating possibility of deflection or restriction on the ball movement and trajectory thereof.

Abstract: An aesthetically pleasing vault and urn system for use in a memorial service and/or interring the cremated remains of persons and/or pets. The vault and urn are weatherproof and tamperproof closures that prevent unauthorized access to the cremated remains. The urn can be used alone or in combination with the vault. The vault and urn are covered with materials capable of resisting deterioration for extended periods of time. In one embodiment, the vault simulates the appearance of a traditional gravestone mounted on a concrete or mounted side-by-side with a second simulated traditional gravestone for holding the remains of a husband and wife, a pet and its owner or close friends.

Abstract: A pre-fabricated lightweight roadside mailbox structure having an inner core made of a rigid foam material, a capital joined to the inner core, a reinforcing cloth adhesively joined to the inner core and a decorative outer coating for simulating the appearance of an immovable massive roadside mailbox. A first horizontal aperture extends into the mailbox for receiving a mail enclosure, a second horizontal aperture extends into the mailbox for receiving a newspaper and a vertical aperture upwardly from a bottom of the mailbox for mounting the mailbox on a square post. The inner core is comprised of a rigid foam base and a rigid foam mailbox housing adhesively joined to the base.

Abstract: A rollable toy tank including a flexible, tubular body, which is open at the transverse sides thereof, and which is adapted to be rolled forward on a supporting ground or water surface by a child crawling inside of the tubular body.