Aaron Nathan Cotteral is a former college football player from NCAA Division-II Lenoir-Rhyne College. He was signed as a free agent on May 28th, 2007, as a defensive end for the Canadian Football League Hamilton Tiger-Cats and released June 16, 2007, following the first pre-season game.
He was credited with three tackles and one special teams tackle in the game.
He was credited with three tackles and one special teams tackle in the game.
Sorudo is a derogatory term used among members of the online gaming community to indicate someone who is a consistent troll, yet doesn't overstep the established line of the community enough to result in a ban. Sorudos often claim ignorance to avoid reprimand, even after being corrected several times, generally by noted members of the community.
Sorudos have been compared with so-called '/b/tards', from the well-known 4chan imageboard. General consensus on the internet is that they are posters in the pre-troll phase and destined to troll forums.
Community Reaction
Sorudos are intensely disliked by many, especially among those communities which are dedicated to helping new gamers within the community, since the Sorudo is likely to mislead new players, providing them with false information. Most Sorudos have a tendency to think of themselves as better gamers than others, however through the spreading of faulty information and their general anti-social attitude (as described above) they are in fact worse. 'Fail' is an internet meme often used to describe Sorudos. In general they also think of themselves as qualified programmers and game developers, as they equate modding experience to actual programming. Furthermore, they have trouble using Internet based resources like , instead using their own opinion as fact, which has led to a derivation of Sorudo's known as Trollpedia's, who specifically target Wiki's with their actions.
Origins
The origin of the word Sorudo is unknown, though the most popular explanation is that it was named after the first Sorudo, who used Sorudo as his forum alias. Some think it is a derivation from popular anime, manga and similar japanese art.
It is also a common Dutch household name for pets [http://members.lycos.nl/pieter02/hpbimg/cavia%205.jpg].
Sorudos have been compared with so-called '/b/tards', from the well-known 4chan imageboard. General consensus on the internet is that they are posters in the pre-troll phase and destined to troll forums.
Community Reaction
Sorudos are intensely disliked by many, especially among those communities which are dedicated to helping new gamers within the community, since the Sorudo is likely to mislead new players, providing them with false information. Most Sorudos have a tendency to think of themselves as better gamers than others, however through the spreading of faulty information and their general anti-social attitude (as described above) they are in fact worse. 'Fail' is an internet meme often used to describe Sorudos. In general they also think of themselves as qualified programmers and game developers, as they equate modding experience to actual programming. Furthermore, they have trouble using Internet based resources like , instead using their own opinion as fact, which has led to a derivation of Sorudo's known as Trollpedia's, who specifically target Wiki's with their actions.
Origins
The origin of the word Sorudo is unknown, though the most popular explanation is that it was named after the first Sorudo, who used Sorudo as his forum alias. Some think it is a derivation from popular anime, manga and similar japanese art.
It is also a common Dutch household name for pets [http://members.lycos.nl/pieter02/hpbimg/cavia%205.jpg].
Andrew Sniderman was born and raised in Montréal, Canada. He co-founded the Washington-based Genocide Intervention Network (GI-Net)
with Mark Hanis in 2004. The organization aims to empower citizens with the tools to prevent genocide. GI-Net has been featured in the New Republic , the Boston Globe , and the New York Times. Andrew graduated from Swarthmore College in 2007 with highest honors in philosophy and political science. Andrew is a 2007 Action Canada fellow and 2008 Rhodes scholar.
with Mark Hanis in 2004. The organization aims to empower citizens with the tools to prevent genocide. GI-Net has been featured in the New Republic , the Boston Globe , and the New York Times. Andrew graduated from Swarthmore College in 2007 with highest honors in philosophy and political science. Andrew is a 2007 Action Canada fellow and 2008 Rhodes scholar.
The History of Truth is a 2008 film about a young kid named Rod. The film tells the story of the first recorded human to have HIV or AIDS.
Production
The only thing known about the film is that it tells the story of the first recorded human to have AIDS but the name of the main charecter was changed to Rod, for any legal problems. The production has keept every single detail of the film in secret. In late 2007, speculations said that Fox Searchlight Pictures will be the distributor of the film but still is unknown. The casting and director are suppost tol be annoounced in late March, early April. In January 3rd it was said that the film will be an independent picture and that will have a low budget. The film is expected to be release in late November early December of 2008.
Production
The only thing known about the film is that it tells the story of the first recorded human to have AIDS but the name of the main charecter was changed to Rod, for any legal problems. The production has keept every single detail of the film in secret. In late 2007, speculations said that Fox Searchlight Pictures will be the distributor of the film but still is unknown. The casting and director are suppost tol be annoounced in late March, early April. In January 3rd it was said that the film will be an independent picture and that will have a low budget. The film is expected to be release in late November early December of 2008.