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Folks seem curious about Ginger Alexander and are hunting for photos that might give a hint of her private life.
Well, here’s something that fits the bill (thanks to someone who commented on Ginger’s MySpace page)… but it’s probably not what you had in mind:
The photo is titled “Megan, Ginger and Jordan 8th”. I’m guessing that Ginger’s the brunette. 
Written by emlarson on August 26th, 2007 with no comments.
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I can’t believe I missed this one. For those of you looking for Kari Byron pictures (and there are a lot of you)… not to be outdone by Ginger Alexander, Kari now has a MySpace page (www.myspace.com/karibyron) with tons of candid shots in the “Photos” area. (Well, “tons” is a relative term… but candid photos of Kari are hard to find, so a dozen is quite a few!)
If you’re not familiar with MySpace layouts… look on the left-hand side, near the top of the page, where there’s a box that has Kari’s photo in it. Scroll down to the bottom of that box and you’ll see a “Pics” link. Click it, log into MySpace if you haven’t already — yes, you need an account, but it’s worth it! — and you’ll see a dozen fascinating photos.
Wondering what Kari looked like in 1980? It’s there! Ever wondering if you’d see a photo of Kari in a skirt? It’s there!
Written by emlarson on August 17th, 2007 with 3 comments.
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I’m not sure why the Trademark Properties gang has banned embedding of such a neat video, but that shouldn’t stop you from clicking the link and watching it.
In a nutshell, this is a Richard Davis promotion encouraging folks around the country to create local Trademark Properties affiliates. An interesting concept!
It’s pure Richard. But if you want “pure Ginger”, fast-forward to about 3:20 in the video (toward the very, very end) and you’ll get a candid shot of her being very… Ginger-like.
To view, just click the background of the video (not the play button). If you do click the play button, you’ll get a message about embedding (unless Team Trademark changes its mind; we can hope!), but click it again and it will open right up for you in a YouTube window.
Written by emlarson on August 17th, 2007 with no comments.
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