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[http://wso.williams.edu/facebook/view/imn2 Ian Nesbitt '13] is a rising junior Geosciences major (also [[JA]]'15 of [[Mills]] 2) and Nordic Team member who loves the outdoors. He can often be seen skiing, cycling, making geoscientific calculations, driving [[Nordic Ski Team|Nordic team]] vans, driving the [[WOC]] van, running, or inhabiting Schow's GIS lab.
=== Maps ===
The following was written is a paraphrase by Ian in from his final paper for GEOS 214 as a disclaimer to those trying to access maps for illegitimate reasons.
<blockquote>"Though I do have maps in my possession, I prefer not to give them out unless I receive written need. This is not because I like keeping y'all down. This is because Dave Boyer would probably bring all of Security down on my head if I did share this information. Please email me at [http://wso.williams.edu/facebook/view/imn2 imn2] in order for me to determine if you really do need these maps."<sup>[[#References|2]]</sup></blockquote>
= WSO =
Ian is also a [[WSO]] root user, which means that all your internets are belong to him. He can also help you with any WSO login problems you may have.* disclaimer: WSO passwords are different than unix passwords. If you're having trouble logging in to webmail, please contact stchelp@williams.edu, the [[OIT]] helpdesk. WSO is not affiliated with OIT in any way with one exception, that being [[Jesup Hall]] houses WSO's servers.
* [http://wso.williams.edu/facebook/view/imn2 WSO facebook page]
* WSO email: inesbitt (at) wso.williams.edu
* twitter.com/iannesbitt ''(I have a twitter account? #MustBeANerd)''* Google+ ''(Google+? okay, nerd with friends)''* out-of-date [http://wso.williams.edu/~inesbitt/ WSO user website] ''(really? I created my own web site? that's cute. huge nerd.)''* well-formatted [http://wso.williams.edu/wiki/index.php/User:Imn2 Willipedia page] ''([http://wso.williams.edu/wiki/index.php/Special:Search?search=nerd&go=Go wooooooooooooow])''
= References =
# Ian Nesbitt, ''Steam Project Layer Descriptions.'' May 15, 2011.
# Ian Nesbitt, ''Williams College Steam Tunnels.'' Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation. May 15, 2011.