Simple object conversion extension method

Example.cs

public static class Program
{
	public static void Main (params String[] args)
	{
		// setup
		var dict = new Dictionary<int, String> ();
		dict[1] = "The Quick Brown";
		dict[2] = "Fox Jumped";
		dict[3] = "Over The";
		dict[4] = "Lazy Dogs";
		
		// don't you sometimes wish that you could use LINQ Select for a single object?
		// for instance, if you wanted to convert that dictionary to a List of Tuples, you'd do
		var tuples = dict.Select (kvp => new Tuple<int, String> (kvp.Key, kvp.Value);
		
		// That's the idea for the .To extension method:
		var tuple = dict.First ().To (kvp => new Tuple<int, String> (kvp.Key, kvp.Value);
		
		// The .To method saves you from having to use an intermediate variable like this:
		var kvp2 = dict.First ();
		var tuple2 = new Tuple<int, String> (kvp2.Key, kvp2.Value);

		// or calling a Dictionary twice like this:
		var tuple3 = new Tuple<int, String> (dict.First ().Key, dict.First ().Value);
	}
}

Extensions.cs

namespace Com.PhilChuang.Utils
{
	public static class NgExtensions
	{
		public static TFinal To<TObject, TFinal> (this TObject self, Func<TObject, TFinal> converter)
		{
			return converter (self);
		}
	}
}