Melbourne (UTC+10/UTC+11) is 14 hours ahead of New York (UTC-5/UTC-4) from the 1st Sunday of April to the 1st Sunday of October, 16 hours ahead from the 1st Sunday of November to the 2nd Sunday of March, and 15 hours ahead the rest of the year.
There is also mild swelling, noticeable loss of strength and sometimes a bruise. Grade III strain. This strain tears the muscle all the way through, sometimes causing a pop sensation as the muscle rips into two separate pieces or shears away from its tendon. Grade III strains are serious injuries that cause complete loss of muscle function, as well as considerable pain, swelling, tenderness and discoloration.
Tendons must therefore be in continuity with both muscle and bone if the muscle is to move the joint. Tendons can be disrupted either by a sharp injury (where the tendon is divided by, for instance, a kitchen knife), or an overstretching of a joint (where the tendon is torn off the bone - an avulsion injury). Some diseases will cause the tendons to become thinner and weaker, so that they are unable to transfer the normal forces, and tear easily (attrition).