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Jef Gaitan undressed at episode 51

November 3, 2009

Jef Gaitan is a pretty Filipina model who started her career at age 17. We can find her modeling for print ads, TV commercials, billboards and endorsements from a variety of consumer products. Jef Gaitan also did numerous TV Commercials, printads and billboards for Globe Telecom.

Crowned MS. Sta. Rosa 2003, a runner up for Ms. Teen Philippines 2004 and was awarded Miss Photogenic at the Mossimo Bikini Summit.

Jef Gaitan may be sweet, friendly and approachable but her charming demeanor and her stunning looks should not be construed as signs of weakness.

“Palaban ako at matapang kapag kinakailangan,” the petite model said.

At 18, she decided to become truly independent and she stopped studying to focus on her modeling career.

When faced with tough challenges, Jef has always resorted to prayers.

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Amanda Coolley, construction worker, survivor!

“Survivor ako dahil bilang isang construction worker sa mundo ng mga lalaki, kinakaya at ginagawa ko ang trabaho, enjoy ko pa!”

2 straight win for Amanda!

Amanda Coolley Van Cooll works as a general labor construction worker in Alaska.

Name a work in construction and she’s done it all – from driving trucks to mixing cement.

“I love building things and working with my hands,” Amanda said when asked why she chose a career considered for men.

Amanda said that she got bored working in a bank, doing the same things everyday.

“In construction, there’s really no specific job description. The work is very physical and there’s always something different and new in every project,” Amanda said.

Amanda grew up a probinsyana and is accustomed to island life. She is confident that her experiences prepared her enough for the game.

For the challenges of Survivor Philippines Palau, Amanda did a lot of research and a lot of eating, too.

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The Live Finale and Reunion Special of SP2

Announcement: The Live Finale and Reunion Special of SP2 will be on November 13, Friday. We have alloted 300 limited slots for Survivor fans to witness this historic event. Please come at the GMA Studio 7 Entrance gate, on Nov. 13, at 6pm. It will be on a first come, first served basis. We are encouraging you to wear your favorite Survivor Philippines T-shirt.

Winners in our official contests which will announced next week can claim their prize on the Finale Night and they will have a sure slot in the 300 limited slots = )

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Justine Ferrer the real survivor?

Justine Ferrer worked in Japan as a singer at the age of 19 and since then has become a breadwinner of the family.

As a businesswoman, Justine helped her father in a buy-and-sell business and managed a baby ultrasound company.

To physically prepare for Survivor Philippines Palau, Justineenhanced her skills by enrolling in a swim school, but most of all sheinvested on a lot of rest and vitamins.

She has also prepared emotionally for the experiences ahead of her on the island.

Justine believes that her “uniqueness” is the key for her to become a Castaway.

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About Survivor Phil.

Survivor Philippines premiers on September 15 at 9:15 p.m. with a power-packed episode you'll never forget.

After more than a year of planning and production, the Survivor Philippines team has produced a word-class reality series that lives up to the high standards of Castaway Television Productions, the owners of Survivor.

The making of a world - class reality series

After countless meetings, consultations and brainstorming sessions, Survivor Philippines held nationwide auditions attended by more than 43,000 Survivor fans and aspiring castaways.

To give more Filipinos a chance to be part of this groundbreaking reality series, GMA chose 18 instead of 16 contenders to be part of Survivor. The contestants underwent a rigorous screening process to make sure that each one is up to the life-changing challenge that awaits them.

As for the Filipino counterpart of Jeff Probst, there was only one choice on who will host Survivor Philippines: reality TV guru Paolo Bediones.

With 18 castaways and 120 production staff in tow, the Survivor Philippines team flew to Koh Tarutao island in Thailand to embark on their biggest challenge yet.

The perils of island life

Staying for more than 39 days in a place called the Devil's Island cannot be easy.

Both the castaways and the production team had to deal with elements both seen and unseen whether on land or at sea.

Whenever there was a challenge at sea, everyone had to beware of lurking manta rays, sharks and sea urchins.

Everyday there would be stories of wild animal encounters that can send even the most brave man running.

Snakes, crocodiles, scorpions, tarantulas and wild boars were just some of the few animals that lurk in the island ready to strike at the unguarded tribe member at the most opportune time.

Then there were the ghost sightings, spirits of the ancient island inhabitants who visit the tribes at night.

Despite the daily threats, the show went on in the island.

The real test of human nature

Living in an island deprived of basic necessities while competing for the chance to win three million pesos can really bring out the best and the worst of human nature.

Some castaways proved to be ruthless villains who would do anything and everything to beat his opponents.

Still others proved to be remarkable heroes who cared more about saving people's lives than winning the game.

There were numerous faces of deceit, hate and defeat as well as truth, love and triumph.

This promises to make Survivor Philippines a must - see with various twists and turns that will keep you at the edge of your seat long after the closing credits.