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| + | Most people pronounce my name incorrectly. In fact, I actual mispronounce my own name when introducing myself to people who I don't think will be able to say it. People will either put the stress on the 'u' or the 'a' in my first name. My first name actually has no stresses. The way most people pronounce my name is Ku-shal (coo(as in cooing a baby)-shawl (as in the blanket-like item that people wear). My last name is a little bit easier to pronounce: See-tha-ram (Sea-tha-raam (the raa is like the wro part of wrong). | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 24 September 2010
About Me
My name is Kushal Seetharam. I'm a prospective ECE/Physics major along with a potential neuroscience minor.
Here is an article about reverse engineering the brain:
Will We Be Able to Build Brains Like Ours?, Terry Sejnowski, Scientific American, created April 27,2010, accessed September 23, 2010
Pronouncing my name
Most people pronounce my name incorrectly. In fact, I actual mispronounce my own name when introducing myself to people who I don't think will be able to say it. People will either put the stress on the 'u' or the 'a' in my first name. My first name actually has no stresses. The way most people pronounce my name is Ku-shal (coo(as in cooing a baby)-shawl (as in the blanket-like item that people wear). My last name is a little bit easier to pronounce: See-tha-ram (Sea-tha-raam (the raa is like the wro part of wrong).
