Bill Zwecker writes that not only is Elin having a "hefty seven figures" transferred to a bank account that she controls alone ASAP -- but that Tiger Woods' (what's the reverse of cuckolded?) wife also has demanded that her prenup agreement be rewritten.
The couple's current prenup dictated that Elin would get $20 million if they split after 10 years -- but since the Woods have only been married 5 years when the stuff hit the public fan, Mrs. Woods has reportedly requested a change.
"I'm being told that time frame has been shortened," writes the Sun Times columnist, "and the dollar amount increased 'substantially.'"
Exactly how much their prenup agreement will be changed remains to be seen -- as well as whether or not the increased monies and reported marriage counseling sessions will make up for the admitted adultery's turmoil.
More speculation over just how this week's harried events will affect Tiger Woods' endorsement contracts abounds.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Famous Tennis Players Wallphotos
The Tennis Times has an article about how tennis injuries can be successfully treated with acupuncture. The writer quotes famous tennis players' who treated their injuries with acupuncture. "Sania Mirza, who when her right wrist fell apart and she was unable to compete after the Olympics last year (thinking her career might be over) visited an acupuncturist during the fall and amazingly recovered and now says she has her full range back. Another one would be Gael Monfils who used it at last year's US Open to recover after his often exhausting games..."
"The tennis elbow, one of the most common diseases in tennis is probably also one of the easiest to treat with acupuncture and cupping. It shows a success rate of about 90%. Another name for tennis elbow is epicondylitis. It is due to constant over rotation of the wrist and forearm, which of course is why it is called tennis elbow, since this is one of the basic movements in tennis.Acupuncture tennis elbow treatment works effectively in this condition because it works towards improving the blood flow in the area and also the entire body, in an attempt to provide permanent relief from pain and to decrease effectively inflammation."
"The tennis elbow, one of the most common diseases in tennis is probably also one of the easiest to treat with acupuncture and cupping. It shows a success rate of about 90%. Another name for tennis elbow is epicondylitis. It is due to constant over rotation of the wrist and forearm, which of course is why it is called tennis elbow, since this is one of the basic movements in tennis.Acupuncture tennis elbow treatment works effectively in this condition because it works towards improving the blood flow in the area and also the entire body, in an attempt to provide permanent relief from pain and to decrease effectively inflammation."
Monday, November 22, 2010
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