Since we have moved on to punctuation, I feel free to add further comment here.
You merely reinforce my point, madam! You caught me fair and square in a punctuation error - well, typo, really - and
my IQ is in the 150s. A perfect illustration of my argument that errors of language, whether written or spoken, have nothing whatsoever to do with intelligence. My thanks for your supporting evidence.
If - as appears to be the case - you are having difficulties with pronunciation, I would recommend a good dictionary. Regarding your current problem, click
here and, once on the linked site, click on the two red loudspeaker icons in turn for alternative pronunciations of 'pavlova'. It is an American dictionary web-site, but I have heard both in British usage, too.
I am not familiar with Russian, but I suspect that - for the actual Russian name, as opposed to the Australian dessert - the stress is on the opening syllable. Your lower-case �p' and the notion of �ordering' one suggests the dessert, of course. That, I myself would stress on the second syllable, as do
Chambers and The Oxford English Dictionary.
My apologies for the sequencing error, Derrynoose, though I can but reiterate the point remade above.