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"Survivor returns to our screens for its brand new season tonight (February 15) and there are a few twists in store for the new castaways... The two tribes - Salani and Manono - will be split into men versus women and both tribes will have to live together at the same camp, meaning they will have to decide whether to share resources and alliances could be formed between opposing tribe members.  Ahead of tonight&amp;#039;s premiere, make yourselves familiar with the female Salani Tribe by watching their introduction videos below.  Kourtney Moon Single mom Kourtney is a mechanic with a 7-year-old son who wants to play the game with integrity and show her good character. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t want to be known as the person who flip flops or stabs people in the back.&amp;quot;   Chelsea Meissner Southern farm girl Chelsea is a certified scuba-diver, goes spear fishing, and used to train wild horses. She&amp;#039;s also been in three fist fights in her life. &amp;quot;I can get feisty. I don&amp;#039;t like when people mess with my friends or family.&amp;quot;  Christina Cha LA native Christina is recruiter for sales marketing and PR and also works as a freelance travel and food journalist. She&amp;#039;s used to winning and nabbing the $1 million is just another goal to achieve. She thinks people will be shocked by how &amp;quot;goofy and silly&amp;quot; she is and predicts her charming saleswoman skills will help her in the game.  Kim Spradlin Bridal boutique owner Kim previously worked as a white-water rafting and outdoor adventure guide (but she might keep that a secret!). She plans to be easy-going and engage others and form her strategy as she goes along. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m really honest. People who like me call me honest, people who don&amp;#039;t call me blunt. It&amp;#039;s something that scares me being on TV!&amp;quot;  Monica Culpepper Tampa resident Monica is married to football player Brad Culpepper and jokes that she calls herself &amp;quot;ringmaster&amp;quot; because of her many roles at home. She&amp;#039;s not afraid to play the mother card with the younger players and says the hardest thing for her will be seeing players being &amp;quot;lazy or unappreciative&amp;quot; and not calling them out.  Nina Acosta Mother of four Nina is an executive secretary and former LAPD officer (although she&amp;#039;s going to keep the latter information to herself). She played basketball in college and says her pet peeve is people who don&amp;#039;t know how to work in a team. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s only one &amp;#039;survivor&amp;#039; but in order for any of us to get there, there has to be some teamwork.&amp;quot;  Kat Edorsson University of Central Florida senior Kat describes herself as friendly, family-orientated and a typical girl next door - although her role as a sales rep means she has a bit of an edge. She had open heart surgery when she was 12 but is planning on keeping it secret from the tribe. It means she&amp;#039;s never even attended so much as a PE class and wants to prove she can do this.  Alicia Rosa High school special ed teacher Alicia says she&amp;#039;s representing the girls who don&amp;#039;t like walking around in bikinis. She jokes that she has a skill for manipulating men and predicts the girls will all trust her. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m always going to be that girl you can confide in... but at the end of the day I&amp;#039;m going to backstab them anyways. I&amp;#039;m going to play them all!&amp;quot;   Sabrina Thompson Brooklyn girl Sabrina describes herself as &amp;quot;that kick ass high school teacher&amp;quot; who designs jewelry by night. She wants to bring harmony to the camp and provide entertainment but warns she&amp;#039;s still a strong competitor.   Survivor: One World premieres tonight (February 15) at 8/7c on CBS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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