# Talk:Annika Sörenstam

Extraordinary that an article on one of the world's greatest female golfers doesn't show her face.
Are there no publicly-available images of the woman showing her front-on, with no sunglasses?

About Vijay's comments: it is tough to find out what he really said, and I didn't see his comments on TV.  The media apparently twisted it around somewhat, and quoted him on some things, but left out other parts, which didn't lead to a complete quoting of what he really said.  dave 01:24 19 May 2003 (UTC)

Well done.  Assuming those are from televised comments, or from newsprint and he was quoted correctly.  Thanks.  dave 19:54 19 May 2003 (UTC)

Some discussion on how to reference the fact that Sorenstam was born in Sweden has taken place recently (given the edits in the past few hours).  I'd be interested in comments from others on my talk page on the subject. - Cafemusique 22:03 23 May 2003 (UTC)

I've swapped the redirect and the article, so the article is now titled with the correct spelling, and the accentless version is a redirect. --Brion 18:22 24 May 2003 (UTC)

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