EMTs Transport Elin Nordegren's Mother From Tiger's House to Hospital

Overnight, yet another 911 call to the Windemere, FL house of Tiger Woods, as emergency crews transported a blonde, middle-aged woman to the very same hospital that Tiger Woods went to on Black Friday, when his "transgressions" began to become public. The woman has since been identified, and is said to be Barbro Holmberg, the mother of Elin Nordegren Woods, Tiger's wife, according to a hospital spokesperson.

Paraedics reached the home at 2:37 AM and stayed until 3:13 AM when an ambulance from Health Central Hospital arrived to transport the victim. Holmberg is still be being evaluated at the time of this writing, though initial reports on her condition were rather dire, with "advanced life support" mentioned. She was admitted suffering from stomach pain, reports say.

Meanwhile, a woman resembling Elin Nordegren, was seen at the hospital driving a black Cadillac Escalade. The license plate number on the Escalade seen at the hospital Tuesday was one digit off the license of the Escalade that was damaged two weeks ago. It should be noted that GM has lent Tiger Woods vehicles in the past.

Since the Black Friday incident, it's been one incident after another, with the sheer number of women coming out of the "woodwork" (pun intended) nearly too much to keep track of. The latest newss with regards to Elin Nordegren is that she has moved out. Another report stated that she has purchased a $2.29 million house on an island near Stockholm, according to the Daily Express newspaper in London.

Watch a video report below that shows the victim being wheeled out of Tiger's house.

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Tiger, Elin Prove Fodder For SNL Tiger Woods Skits

With revelations of four, five, six (more?) mistresses and images of Elin Woods chasing Tiger down the driveway with a golf club (whether or not it actually happened), one couldn't expect a lack of SNL Tiger Woods skits, could one? No, one couldn't.

Saturday Night Live skewered the golf superstar with a hilarious Tiger Woods SNL skit revolving around a strange series of accidents. However, one problem that was brought up by some, was that the skits seemed to focus on potential domestic violence on the part of Elin Woods against Tiger, and some felt that was insensitive to musical guest, Rihanna. Rihanna had her own domestic violence issue with Chris Brown, you might recall.

In the Tiger Woods SNL skit, actor Wolf Blitzer on CNN’s “Situation Room” (portrayed by Jason Sudeikis) reported on a news conference that Tiger Woods (played by Kenan Thompson) and his wife (played by Blake Lively) were holding outside their home. After Woods admitted to “multiple” transgressions, Elin Woods looked surprised at the word "multiple" and the screen shifted quickly back to Blitzer for "breaking news."

“This just in. Tiger Woods is back in the hospital. Apparently just hours after a press conference where he confessed to multiple transgressions, Woods had an accident in his home where he fell down a flight of stairs, then inadvertently threw himself through a plate glass window.”

At that point, Blitzer went back to Tiger for another news conference. Tiger said, while Elin Woods stood next to him holding a golf club. “Wow, I’ve been really clumsy this week.” Of course, after Tiger received a cell phone call, he was mysteriously hit by his own car.

Watch the video:

Palin Left Hawaii Because Of Too Many Asians: Father

In the New Yorker review of "Going Rogue," Sam Tanenhaus writes a paragraph that exposes something that should gather a lot of attention in a country where whites are becoming the minority. Apparently in her travels to various colleges, Sarah Palin's stint at the University of Hawaii was ended not by poor grades or distractions, but by too many Asian faces.

In "Going Rogue," Palin wrote of her Hawaii experience “Hawaii was a little too perfect. Perpetual sunshine isn’t necessarily conducive to serious academics for eighteen-year-old Alaska girls.”

In the much less publicized "Sarah From Alaska," by Scott Conroy and Shushannah Walshe, the authors were told something completely different by Sarah Palin's father, Chuck Heath:

According to him, the presence of so many Asians and Pacific Islanders made her uncomfortable: “They were a minority type thing and it wasn’t glamorous, so she came home.” In any case, Palin reports that she much preferred her last stop, the University of Idaho, “because it was much like Alaska yet still ‘Outside.’ ”

The New Republic has the Palin question of the day: "Why--and readers should weigh in--has this gotten absolutely no media attention?"