there is a parable -- parabolic profile tendons. their lowest in the mid span and they are the highest above. what happens is once that you place these inside of the form work and you have the other reinforcements, you pour the concrete. at a certain point where you have adequate curing of the concrete, which is usually about two-thirds of the strength of the concrete, then you jack these and pull them. >> you pull them with hydraulics. you attention it. >> it does two things. it puts large. compression into the concrete slab. because of the profile, it also lifts the slab. that is how you counteract some of the debt load -- dead load. >> how long is this intended to last? >> the life of the structure, basically 50 years. but it could go on. >> let's talk about that. the anticipated life of the building is? >> usually 50 years. >> this is a big issue in san francisco. i say that because we're now seeing buildings considered historic resources, if they are over 50 years old, they may have historic value of any sort. seems once a buil

>>> tiene una rotura de un t tendÓn, este es el sangrado que fue bajando y llega hasta acÁ abajo, aly traer mÁs consecuencias. >>> una operaciÓn por supuesto. >>> en este momento no requiere de operaciÓn. >>> no. >>> cÓmo te sientes dasa. se que es difÍcil. hasta con lÁgrimas. >>> ustedes me conocen, es difÍcil andar brincando, de repente te sientes inÚtil uno. >>> y te das cuenta de lo valioso de la salud. >>> la gente sabe que le puse corazÓn, y los expertos te tienen que decir que no es juego. >>> tu no lo hubieras dejado? >>> no, le decÍa al doctor quÉ hay hoy en dÍa algo nuevo, hay tratamientos que me recomiendan para una pronta recuperaciÓn, de bailar no, pero para recuperarme mÁs pronto de lo normal y seguir con lo que hago. >>> cuanto tiempo necesitarÁ? >>> con fisioterapia, con utilizaciÓn de cÉlulas madres? >>> de 3 a 4 meses. >>> te fregaste sabroso. >>> pero me mori en la raya. le di bien. >>> tenemos una sorpresa que son saludos todos los compaÑeros que te quieren saludar. y quieren ver cÓmo estÁs. >>> triste porque no estarÁ con nosotros, es triste. y esto es parte de l

and then, your muscles, tendons and ligaments, all these things become weakened and overstrained. that causes more degeneration and even more pain. it's just a horrible, vicious, downward cycle. and people without any joint pain, they just can't possibly understand how bad it can be. >> and how does supple work? >> well, supple just stops, it stops the vicious cycle of cartilage breakdown and degeneration. first it provides the core building blocks your body needs to heal and replace and repair the old and damaged cartilage. >> so it helps to restore an equilibrium of healthy cartilage? >> that's right. and then it stops, it removes the swelling and inflammation, it stops those enzymes that are eating away at your cartilage. it rebuilds your entire joint structures. it eliminates pain so you don't have to worry about pain in your bones, muscles and joints, and it helps you you to be more mobile again. just listen to these real stories about how supple works. >> working at the arthritis foundation, i've been able to turn a lot of people on to it, through our events. we hand out fre

i detached 2 tendons in my shoulder and i had to have major shoulder surgery. i noticed that after surgery that wearing the shirt 24/7 really was helping me feel better. i was really expecting it would take him a full year to recover because of how bad things were. it took him about 4 months to recover. i did not know he was wearing a tommie copper i just told him whatever you're doing keep doing. my passion is golf. i had grade 4 bone on bone arthritis in both my knees. i would up no longer being able to walk a golf course because i couldn't deal with the swelling that would occur. i got the tommie copper compression sleeve, put it on, immediately noticed it was not the torture that it had been. the first thing we do is we put on our tommie copper. because without it we ride. we don't' ride anymore. we walk and enjoy golf all because of this little sleeve. it's pretty amazing. prior to the tommie copper sleeve i'd get up in the morning and this is how i went down the stairs. just like this. it was amazingly painful and it took time for the joint to kind of lub

. >>> ya que parte de este tendÓn se rompiÓ el dasa no va a poder bailar. >>> la tristeza por variose "mira quiÉn baila" con mÁs emociones. a las 8/7 centro por univisiÓn. >>> fue una gala llena de emociones. >>> y te querÍa preguntar porque vi a bÁrbara rondando ahÍ. >>> todas las noches estÁ ahÍ. >>> no serÁ como que te cuidaba, porque la vez pasada bianca maroquin estuvo... >>> no, siempre va a estar ahÍ. >>> tienes una familia hermosa. >>> otra cosa es que bailaste un tango con pia, y sabemos que pia van con manÉ al supermercado. >>> no sabÍamos. >>> no te hagas jhonny. >>> yo estoy en mi casa. >>> por eso te pregunto si notaste celos de manÉ? >>> no, nada que ver. >>> si bailo con pia me van a pelear. >>> esa pia estÁ amarrada. >>> ya empezamos. >>> gracias, seÑores. >>> y vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica." y lunes maravilloso, nos visita la actriz protagonista de mentir para vivir, mayrin villanueva. y tocaremos un tema comÚn, como ser felices donde hay los tuyos, los mÍos y los nuestros. >>> y protege a tus hijos de los gÉrmenes, en esta epoca tenemos que decir cÓmo evitar

but it turned out to be a tear of a tendon under the kneecap, he won't need surgery, and he should be good to go for spring training.. machdo spoke with the media tonight for the first time since the injury... tonight...a pretty memorable debut for a new phenom.. 22 year old jonathan scoop making his major league debut..playing second... bottom 3rd, his first major league at bat...slaps this single up the middle... talk about making a debut... ..and then, ryan flaherty just rocks this shot onto the flag court...scoop scores head of him..flaherty's 9th...orioles trail by a run... ...bottom 6th, the orioles have taken the lead 6-4...and here's the kid again... scoop just rips this one to dead center...and on the night when he made his debut, scoop hits his first major league homerun...wow... there's your second baseman of the future folks... orioles go on to get the win over toronto 9-5, snapping a 6 game losing streak that's all for this edition of sports unlimited... thanks for joining us. i'm bruce unningham... >>> almost live from stage six at sunset studios on the world famous suns

what happens when a dentist develops severe tendonitis? i used to tuck my elbow in like this when i was taking out teeth. it was a horrible situation for a dentist. when a gardener's arthritic knees become unbearable. usually after a day of gardening i'm really limping badly. four years of wear and

. >> you don't want to go into your foot or your ankle or your achilles tendon. you want to go there way away from the skin on a diagonal. dr. oz: show me how you do it, dr. abby. >> i like that. ready? r. oz: go ahead. oh! >> get that out of there. dr. oz: oh! oh! >> that's disgusting. [cheers and applause] >> imagine me doing this to a kid's foot. dr. oz: once you have done that, you let this heal in there. you put a dressing on, smooth it out. you have to put a little bit of cream. >> and this is a traditional band-aid. they have the new band-aids now, they are a jell cushion to go in your shoe. it's great. dr. oz: i want to show folks what they can do to prevent a blister. >> or prevent a fall. dr. oz: yes, we usually walk around that. walk around the blisters you probably cause from the arduous dance classes you have. this is the abby lee blister kit. it starts with petroleum jelly. it reduces friction. sprinkle powder on your foot to keep them dry. there is wicking socks, the drier your feet are, the less problems you have with blisters. do you do the poppi

they basically give as a guideline so we know where the tendons are. >> all this is figured out before you pour the slab. then the wall is going out. the walls are, what are the call? what is this made of? >> they are framed with light gauge steel studs, which are typically 25 gauge. on this project, because it is a high-rise, they tend to be heavier due to the acceleration forces on the upper floors. typically one, too, or more layers of drywall over that. >> how much movement can we expect in a building like this, either with wind load or seismic load? high-rise buildings are usually built by either wind or seismic. in this case, it is not that paul. it -- is not that tall. the most buildings in san francisco bay area are not covered by wind, except maybe in the central valley. maybe wood frame buildings with large surface areas. seismic, or earthquake is what is governing this design. th. the lateral system is the bearing wall, fairly stiff. i cannot recall the actual displacements, but they are not much more than a couple of inches. >> how do we finished these? give us a clue how y

and later tore tendons in his knee playing roller hockey. after racking up $50,000 in medical bills and maxing out his credit cards he filed for bankruptcy. >> i got the discharge saying i did not owe money to anybody. i was so happy. i wanted to go back to work without owing money. i didn't know that would be a major problem. >> a major problem because alfred could not find work for three years. employers told him he was qualified, made offers, but never contacted him, with no explanation. then in 2010 one of the stores said it didn't hire him because he had a pour credit history. >> how did this make you feel? >> i got depressed. i said, "what am i going to do is this -- what am i going to do?", i was 52. i was going to lose my apartment. i lost 20 pounds. >> alfred did not realise 43% of employers from the united states look at your credit history before hiring you. the reasoning - the financial snapshot opens a window into a person's character, offering a glimpse of what kind of employee someone might be. >> author and credit expert lyne

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sebastian had an interception in the first quarter, but he suffered a torn achilles tendon.an was rushed to the hospital in training camp with a serious concussion and he came back from that, but the junior is out for the rest of this year. he dropped the first set and then picks it up. he moves out of the quarter finals with the four-set victory. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> that was a catch.he majors ts year. you don't see a guy doing over the top like that. >> thanks, larry. >>> well, talk about a parking problem. >> coming up, the strange power this building has that is making drivers [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130 calories or less per serving. and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. from lucky charms to cheerios. over 40 cereals. 130 calories or less. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy s

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kids in dubai but the shooting guard is racing against time to get fit after tearing his achilles tendon in april. i mean every year you step into believing your goal is to win the championship you know that's the thing is get to the top of that mountain and if i'm fortunate enough to to want to six where i could be just. your dream come true. walpole a basketball great shaquille o'neal has vowed to turn the cycle menfolk and into a world wide run off to the retired four time n.b.a. champion bought a stake in the club he once called the sacramento queens but now the to me to sixteen legend wants them to back his night. look forward to bring the sacramento back to where it used to be like to say the sacks and mark for the slow rate up which will be the first volley and surely for the whole childish of the battle for all except now are saying that the new name which will be called shaq or mental capital of california. well as they would both be able to assess go most go beat obama seventy six points to sixty five to win the preseason gunnels b. cup for the fourth time in a row and michael

y entonces tus músculos, tendones y ligamentos se debilitan y se tensionan.supple? >> supple ayuda a empezar a lanzar el proceso milagroso del crecimiento y regeneración del cartílago. primero, nos provee los agentes de rehabilitación críticos para que el cuerpo reemplace el cartílago viejo y dañado. >> entonces, ¿ayuda a restaurar el equilibrio del cartílago sano? >> correcto. y así reduce la retención de agua y ayuda a detener las enzimas que destruyen tu cartílago. refuerza y protege la matriz de fibra que mantiene el cartílago flexible. ayuda a reconstruir todas las estructuras articulares. ayuda a aliviar el dolor, por lo que no tienes que preocuparte más por tus huesos, músculos y articulaciones. y te permite recuperar movilidad. escuchemos estas historias reales de cómo funciona supple. >> al trabajar en la fundación para la artritis, he podido convencer a mucha gente. mediante nuestros eventos, entregamos muestras gratis de supple, y he escuchado muchísimas historias como la mía. personas a las que les ha cambiado la vida. personas que tienen mucho má

. >> this shoulder has a tear on the biceps tendon, which is right in the front here.to an orthopedist. he said it's a considerable tear, you'll never do it. >> so diana found another doctor with a better outlook. >> icing around the clock. >> and at another swimmer's suggestion, she even changes the stroke she's had for over 30 years. >> you're going to start swimming with your shoulder down. so i changed my stroke. i'm in way better shape even than last year. just strong, strong, strong. strong as a bull. >> strong and ready. but can the new stroke work? will the torn shoulder hold? and will that weather ever come? humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits today, like our 24/7 support and service, because at liberty mutual insurance, we believe our customers do their best out th

. >> this shoulder has a tear on the biceps tendon, which is right in the front here.an orthopedist. he said it's a considerable tear, you'll never do it. >> so diana found another doctor with a better outlook. >> icing around the clock. >> and at another swimmer's suggestion, she even changes the stroke she's had for over 30 years. >> you're going to start swimming with your shoulder down. so i changed my stroke. i'm in way better shape even than last year. just strong, strong, strong. strong as a bull. >> strong and ready. but can the new stroke work? will the torn shoulder hold? and will that weather ever come? [ female announcer ] the digital world makes everything easier... easier to get things done... easier to get what you want... and easier to stay in touch. unfortunately, it also makes it easier for identity thieves to steal your personal information. so when you use those devices you love... you may be giving identity thieves something they love -- your personal information. did you know something as easy as posting pictures of your daughter's birthday... mig

i pulled her off gluten, and a few weeks later, her chronic tendonitis was gone. can you imagine this change in her life? another big, big issue with gluten is its connection to autoimmune disease. autoimmune disease affects 23.5 million americans. it's thought to be the most common cause of all disease worldwide. and it turns out that gluten could be at the root of it. so if you have a family history of autoimmune disease or you've been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, gluten does not have a place in your diet. and eliminating it could turn your life around if you're suffering with one of these conditions. now, another issue with gluten and all grains for that matter and why i take such offense to this idea of "whole grain goodness" is that they all contain lectins and phytates, which are basically antinutrients that can have a hugely negative impact on your health. lectins are a type of protein that bind to carbohydrates. they can bind to insulin receptors which creates insulin resistance which means that your blood sugar rides higher, making it harder to b

. >> this shoulder has a tear on the biceps tendon, which is right in the front here.t to an orthopedist. he said it's a considerable tear, you'll never do it. >> so diana found another doctor with a better outlook. >> icing around the clock. >> and at another swimmer's suggestion, she even changes the stroke she's had for over 30 years. >> you're going to start swimming with your shoulder down. so i changed my stroke. i'm in way better shape even than last year. just strong, strong, strong. strong as a bull. >> strong and ready. but can the new stroke work? will the torn shoulder hold? and will that weather ever come? polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. sa

. >> this shoulder has a tear on the biceps tendon, which is right in the front here.n orthopedist. he said it's a considerable tear, you'll never do it. >> so diana found another doctor with a better outlook. >> icing around the clock. >> and at another swimmer's suggestion, she even changes the stroke she's had for over 30 years. >> you're going to start swimming with your shoulder down. so i changed my stroke. i'm in way better shape even than last year. just strong, strong, strong. strong as a bull. >> strong and ready. but can the new stroke work? will the torn shoulder hold? and will that weather ever come? [ male announcer ] ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. that's not much you think. except it's 2% every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch. over time it really adds up. then go to e-trade and find out how much our advice costs. spoiler alert: it's low. really? yes, really. e-trade offers investment advice and guidance from dedicated, professional financial consu

> this terrible news for the bears they lose the junior safety sebastian for the season with torn tendond before half time against northwestern. you recall this is same young man who suffered a serious concussion in training camp so just double dose of bad news there. cal will play port land state on saturday. 2012 french open convenient a williams won 95 matches and lost only 5. pure ñ the quarter final of the u.s. open. learrested in 0enjoying david drinking out of the goblet. maybe they all have goblet in that section. i don't know. certainly could afford them. carlos if juarez no goblet. and no victory against serena williams. check out serene a.just waiting waiting waist i'll smash this easily. bagel bagel 6 love 6 love for serena as she moves on to semifinal. i think this is goblet worthy group right here. >> goblet paper cup. >> yes. >> thank you that's funny. >> well from the goblet section that's our report thanks so much for watching. we appreciate your time as always. for all of us here, see you again at 11:00 over on channel 7 is that reporting continues on twitter any time y

. >> how do you work out given i can't shake your right hand because of this terrible tendonitis you> i can run. so run every day. >> you're in agony, right? >> i'm on painkillers so. >> for how many months have you had this? >> don't know. >> nearly a year. >> no, it started in february. i've been to so many specialist. i've had x-rays, mris. i've had ultrasound. i've had steroid injections. never again. so painful. there is nothing they can do. it's a frozen shoulder. i've never heard of this. >> a frozen shoulder. >> that's what it's called and the other name for it is 50-year-old shoulder which is really rubbing salt in the wound. every doctor they say we don't know why it happens but know it gets better by itself. it's like a weird curse. where is the medical science? why all these drugs working? i could have an operation if i wanted which would speed it up, but, you know, i'm not big on hospitals and things like that. i think trying -- whatever -- i think i'm going to die, i -- everything is terminal but i think it will get better if i wish it away. >> well for you, everyone th

. >> how do you work out given i can't shake your right hand because of this terrible tendonitis youave. >> i can run. so run every day. >> you're in agony, right? >> i'm on painkillers so. >> for how many months have you had this? >> don't know. >> nearly a year . >> no, it started in february. i've been to so many specialist. i've had x-rays, mris. i've had ultrasound. i've had steroid injections. never again. so painful. there is nothing they can do. it's a frozen shoulder. i've never heard of this. >> a frozen shoulder. >> that's what it's called and the other name for it is 50-year-old shoulder which is really rubbing salt in the wound. every doctor they say we don't know why it happens but know it gets better by itself. it's like a weird curse. where is the medical science? why all these drugs working? i could have an operation if i wanted which would speed it up, but, you know, i'm not big on hospitals and things like that. i think trying -- whatever -- i think i'm going to die, i -- everything is terminal but i think it will get better if i wish it away. >> well for you, ever

. >> there was extensive tendon damage to the affected arm. he won't be coming back here anytime soon. he's going to be transferred to a medical facility that's going to be able to deal with that kind of damage. >> they called me in from home. right now we're in the crime scene, so watch your feet. >> see what these are. these are gravitational droplets. this is where he's walking and his hands are moving or he's got other wounds on him, and the blood is dropping from his body to the ground. >> the blood. so the actual incident might have taken place here, but they were struggling, it looks like, from up here all the way to the fence. >> looks like a smear. i can't it tell it if this is blood right now. it looks like a smear, like somebody fell down. like a mark that kind of dragged across. this is the victim's blood. >> after surveying the crime screen, investigator chuck wheeler examines the weapon. >> it's an x-acto blade from a hobby craft box. took a little bit of time to put a couple pieces of wood together to hold it in place. a ray raz

. >> this shoulder has a tear in the bicep's tendon, which is right in the front here.an orthopedist. he said it's a considerable tear. you'll never do it. >> so diana found another doctor with a better outlook. >> icing around the clock. >> and at another swimmer's suggestion, she even changes the stroke she's had for over 30 years. >> you're going to start swimming with your shoulder down. so i've change mid stroke. i'm in way better shape, even than last year. just strong, strong, strong as a bull. >> strong and ready. but can the new stroke work? will the torn shoulder hold? and will that weather ever come? [ male announcer ] what's important to you? at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. being active. and being with this guy. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. taking care of our customers. taking care of her. and the next thing on

he's been on a promotional tour in dubai as he continues to recover from a torn achilles tendon.the nba champion injured himself just before the playoffs in april but isn't 100% sure he'll be ready for the start of the season. >> now it's about recovery time from monday a tough workout to do the same workout on tuesday and wednesday and so forth and so on. it's about shortening that recovery time, and i should be okay. >>> one man who should be ready for the new season is chicago bulls star is derek rose, the former mvp to her his left knee in the 2012 playoffs and missed the whole of last season. he's expected to play in the preseason opener in i understand next saturday. >> i'm doing fine. i'm happy to be back moving around just being a part of the team, just being in the meetings. i'm feeling healthy right now, and last year was last year. i'm just trying to look forward. this is a new start starting with today. >> in major league baseball the st. louis cardinals clenched the national league central title after their win over the chicago cubs on friday. a home run from matt ho

and then, your muscles, tendons and ligaments, all these things become weakened and overstrained.hat causes more degeneration and even more pain. it's just a horrible, vicious, downward cycle. and people without any joint pain, they just can't possibly understand how bad it can be. >> and how does supple work? >> well, supple just stops, it stops the vicious cycle of cartilage breakdown and degeneration. first it provides the core building blocks your body needs to heal and replace and repair the old and damaged cartilage. >> so it helps to restore an equilibrium of healthy cartilage? >> that's right. and then it stops, it removes the swelling and inflammation, it stops those enzymes that are eating away at your cartilage. it rebuilds your entire joint structures. it eliminates pain so you don't have to worry about pain in your bones, muscles and joints, and it helps you you to be more mobile again. just listen to these real stories about how supple works. >> working at the arthritis foundation, i've been able to turn a lot of people on to it, through our events. we hand out free

. >> my tendon is cut in three places. >> go right here. >> with a large inmate population to manage, officers attempt to ensure that new arrivals are not housed with anyone who can be a threat to them. >> do you fear for your safety here? >> hell no. >> do you have any enemies in our facility? >> probably but i'm not worried about them. >> so you don't want to list them? >> i'm not scared of them. >> all right. that's all i need. >> he'll now join the 2300 other men and women housed at louisville metro. most of them are only charged with crimes and are awaiting resolution of their cases. many of them share something else in common. drugs have been at the root of their problems. >> about 80% of our population have substance abuse issues. you can call it the war on drugs or whatever you want to call it. but it's not working. >> while drugs like marijuana, cocaine, heroin and meth have contributed to many of the problems facing many of the inmates, abuse of another substance is rapidly filling up jail beds, and its origins lie further south. >> the prescription medication and some of th

and what the job is, but people can't forget, i mean, golf channelers, a former channel tore a quad tendonng anything, not just exclusively football. >> do you favor any rules, a rile change, to make the sport less dangerous? >> anything that makes the sports safer, less dangerous, obviously, we should implement, do, i'm in favor for. you got to be careful because you don't want to take away hitting or the football out of football, but you want to keep it safe. >> are you coming back to the game? >> absolutely. i'm rehabbing three times a day, working out every day, six days a week, a love the game. i've taken my -- a couple surgeries, but i love football. that's why we play the game. >> you get -- you're injured, been injured since 2012, i think, does that affect your pay? >> i took -- we restructured my deal, and, also, the risk games have a salary cap penalty imposed on us. quite a few of my teammates, as well as myself, we restructured our deals in order to help the team out to get under the salary cap and when you are hurt and not playing, sometimes you do that anyways, and i was will