== (mis)pronunciation of the name == 

 The pronunciation in Note 1 does not match the pronunciation referenced in footnote 1 (Merriam-Webster), and the pronunciation in the first line of the article matches neither the actual dictionary (see footnote 1), nor the mispronunciation given in Note 1. Really, Note 1 is superfluous and could be deleted, otherwise it should be corrected. The main pronunciation should also be corrected. It would seem that the dictionary should rule here, as it's a reliable reference and can be cited.