Abstract: A dock can be slid into a receptacle of a computer. The dock has a media player bay for receiving a media player. The multimedia streams can be sent from the media player through the dock to the computer to be played on the computer speakers when the media player is operably engaged with the bay of the dock and the dock is operably engaged with the receptacle of the computer. The battery of the media player and/or dock can be charged from the computer.

Abstract: An inside tube whose wall has oxide layer of impurities is provided, wherein the oxide layer is about 400K Å. The inside tube is washed with pure water by level-style washing. Then, taking the inside tube out and soaking it with hydrofluoric acid (HF). Next, the inside tube is taken out from hydrofluoric acid (HF) and it is soaked with pure water. It is dried with ammonia gas(NH3)after the inside tube is taken out from pure water. The inside tube is then washed with pure water by vertical-style washing, and it is dried with nitrogen gas (N2). Finally, the purged inside tube is set into furnace, then proceed a baking process about two hours at low temperature and low pressure to eliminate entirely remained acid from the inside tube, wherein the foregoing temperature range is about between 120° C. to 400° C. and the foregoing pressure is about 0.3 torr. The baking process begins proceeding to follow the purged process has been finished.

Abstract: A composition comprising morphine; and a dosage form comprising morphine are disclosed for morphine therapy. A method of using the composition and the dosage form are disclosed and indicated for morphine therapy.

Abstract: A therapeutic tablet comprising morphine, poly(alkylene oxide) and poly(vinylpyrrolidone) encased by a composition comprising a cellulose polymer.

Abstract: A bilayer comprising a morphine layer of morphine, poly(alkylene oxide) and poly(vinylpyrrolidone); and an expandable contacting layer of coated granules of a higher molecular weight poly(alkylene oxide) and a hydroxyalkylcellulose, which bilayer is disclosed for morphine therapy. A method is disclosed for using the bilayer composition.