Midodrine. In: Ciccone CD. Ciccone C.D. Ed. Charles D. Ciccone.eds. Davis's Drug Guide for Rehabilitation Professionals New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; . http://fadavispt.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1873&sectionid=139018113. Accessed April 25, 2019.
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Symptomatic management of refractory orthostatic hypotension in patients whose lives are impaired.
Activation of alpha1-adrenergic receptors in arteries and veins. Therapeutic Effects: ↑ in vascular tone and blood pressure.
CNS: anxiety, confusion, head pressure/fullness, headache, nervousness. CV: supine hypertension, bradycardia. GU: urinary urge/retention/frequency, dysuria. Derm: facial flushing, piloerection, pruritus, rash. Neuro: paresthesia. Misc: chills, pain.
Assess blood pressure (BP) when the patient assumes a more upright position (lying to standing, sitting to standing, lying to sitting). Document whether drug therapy is successful in reducing the incidence and severity of orthostatic hypotension; that is, reduced episodes where systolic BP falls >20 mm Hg, or diastolic BP falls >10 mm Hg.
Assess BP when patient is lying down. Compare to normal values (See Appendix F), and report a sustained increase in BP (hypertension) to the physician.
Assess heart rate, ECG, and heart sounds, especially during exercise (See Appendices G, H). Report a slow heart rate (bradycardia) or symptoms of other arrhythmias, including angina, palpitations, shortness of breath, fainting, and fatigue/weakness.
Monitor and report signs of CNS toxicity, including nervousness, anxiety, confusion, or feelings of pressure or fullness in the head. Sustained or severe CNS signs may indicate overdose or excessive use of this drug.
If used to treat urinary incontinence, monitor the frequency of incontinent episodes to help determine if drug therapy is successful in reducing these episodes.
Because of the risk of cardiovascular stimulation, use caution during aerobic exercise and endurance conditioning. Assess exercise tolerance frequently (BP, heart rate, fatigue levels), and terminate exercise immediately if any untoward responses occur (See Appendix L).
Instruct patient and family/caregivers to report other troublesome side effects such as severe or prolonged headache, chills, pain, skin reactions (rash, itching flushing, goose bumps), or urinary problems (urgency, increased frequency, urinary retention, difficulty initiating urination).
Absorption: 93% absorbed following oral administration; rapidly converted to desglymidodrine, the active metabolite.
Distribution: Desglymidodrine crosses the blood-brain barrier poorly.
Metabolism and Excretion: Desglymidodrine is 80% excreted by the kidneys.
Half-life: Midodrine—25 min; desglymidodrine—3–4 hr.


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Human Rights Situation in the Republic of Armenia Under the State of Emergency Established for the Prevention of COVID-19 Pandemic. Report. Part 2
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Labour and Social Security Rights
On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced an outbreak of the COVID-19 virus (COVID-19 virus), reaching the level of a COVID-19 pandemic. The WHO called for states to take urgent and aggressive action to curb the spread of coronavirus. The WHO statement stressed that countries must strike a fine balance between protecting health, minimizing economic and social disruption, and respecting human rights.
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) infection in the Republic of Armenia (hereinafter referred to as also the RA), a state of emergency was declared in the country by Decision No. 298-N of 16 March 2020 of the Government of the Republic of Armenia. By Decision No. 298-N of 16 March 2020 of the Government of the Republic of Armenia, relevant decisions of the Commandant envisaged temporary restrictions on the rights and freedoms of natural and legal persons, which inevitably had their impact on labour and social security rights.
Based on the results of monitoring of the situation of human rights protection under the state of emergency, Helsinki Citizens' Assembly Vanadzor Office (HCAV) published the 1st part of the report titled "Human Rights Situation in the Republic of Armenia Under the State of Emergency Established for the Prevention of COVID-19 Pandemic" on 4 May 2020. The report presented the legal assessment on the compliance of the legal acts adopted under the state of emergency with the norms and principles of the international human rights law.
The second part of the report assesses the situation of protection of labour and social security rights in the period from 16 March to 4 May, 2020, based on the alarms raised relating to labour and social security rights received by HCA Vanadzor.
The legal assessment is based on the international obligations undertaken by the Republic of Armenia in the field of protection of labour and social security rights, the recommendations of international organizations, the legislation of the Republic of Armenia and other materials.
The full report is available HERE
Contribute to the adoption of procedures for systemic response to pandemics in psychiatric institutions in Armenia
Covid-19 vaccination – aimed at prevention of the pandemic – should be carried out in line with the law and requirements of a democratic state
The citizen was groundlessly held administratively liable: the policemen made an illegal protocol
In the frame of the project "Provision of material means to psychiatric institutions", HCA Vanadzor provided material means to 7 psychiatric institutions of the Republic of Armenia

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ARK CITY
WELCOME, VISITORS.
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FESTIVALS.
AC Tumbleweeds Last Run Car Show September 27-29 2019, to stay up to date with the latest on the Last Run Car Show check out the AC Tumbleweeds facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/lastruncarshow/
Arkalalah October 23-26 2019
Arkalalah is Arkansas City's biggest event of the year so don't miss out and be sure to check out the website: https://arkalalah.com/
Tacolalah May 2nd 2020. You can find the Facebook page for the Tacolalah festival under this link: ttps://www.facebook.com/Tacolalah/
To find even more local events be sure to check out the Chamber event calendar Here: http://www.arkcitychamber.org/upcoming-events
And the City of Arkansas City event calendar located at the link below!
http://www.arkcity.org/calendar.php
Arkansas City, Ks is full of great Hiking and Biking opportunities! Priding ourselves on our beautiful Kansas Scenery from fields of wildflowers to wild forest life.
Just off U.S. 77 bypass.
A well paved circular path 1 mile in length
Knebler Pond path
To the south of Kansas Ave, and East of U.S. 77 bypass
An unpaved path, perfect for hiking. 4.5 miles of trail.
Veterans Memorial Lake
1400 South 6th St
Paved pathway around Veterans lake, 7/8 of a mile around
Hike- Bike Trail
Begins at Paris Park Pool to 5th and Lincoln and loops around Veterans Lake.
2.5 miles.
Chaplin Nature Center
27814 27th Drive, Arkansas City, KS 67005 - 620-442-4133
The Chaplin Nature Center is a local favorite with tons of wonderful opportunities.
It is home to 4 miles of walking trails.
Here are some more great links to get information about the Chaplin Nature Center:
http://www.arkcity.org/visitors/area_attractions/chaplin_nature_center.php
https://wichitaaudubon.org/cnc/
Check out their facebook page here:
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Horizon Bike Trail
30811 Horizon Dr, Arkansas City, KS 67005
With several different options Camp Horizon has about 9miles of trail.
Also check out this fantastic link on the local walking, hiking, and biking trails:
http://www.arkcity.org/government/parks_and_facilities/walking_trails.php
HIKE & BIKE TRAILS.
ETZANOA.
Etzanoa -
The Great Settlement
In June 2015, archaeologist Don Blakeslee led a wide-ranging field study in central and southern Kansas. One of his primary goals was to re-discover the long-lost city of Etzanoa.
He was successful.
The location, size and significance of Etzanoa, "the Great Settlement," as Spanish explorers labeled it after their 1601 expedition there, had become lost in the mists of time. For many decades archaeologists debated these issues.
But in recent years, Wichita State University anthropology and archaeology professor Dr. Blakeslee became convinced that the town inhabited by 20,000 ancestral Wichita Indians — the second-largest, or perhaps the largest, settlement in North America in the early 1600s — was hidden in plain site.
It was in Arkansas City, Kansas.
For tour and other information, please contact the
Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum
31639 US-77,
Arkansas City, KS 67005
Eastern areas of the town had been the subject of several previous archaeological studies over the decades since the 1930s. But together they concluded that there were multiple archaeological sites in the area, not one continuous site representing a massive settlement.
One of the main factors that led Dr. Blakeslee to that conviction was a new, more precise translation of old Spanish documents, accompanied by maps. The documents were created from an official interrogation of the 1601 expedition members. The latest translation was published in 2013 by language scholars at the University of California at Berkeley.
After a study of the newly translated documents, Dr. Blakeslee decided to check the expedition members' descriptions of Etzanoa and their encounter with the Wichita against the archaeological record. Then he organized and led the large-scale archaeological field study in 2015.
"We always knew we once had a whole bunch of Indians living around here, because we had found way too many artifacts to think otherwise," Jay Warren, an Arkansas City commissioner, told the Wichita Eagle. "But we had no idea until Dr. Blakeslee came along about how big it was."
Artifacts discovered during the 2015 study and follow-up digs in 2016 and 2017 have added to overwhelming evidence dug up in previous decades to show that the massive town was located in what is now Arkansas City.
During the digs in recent years in eastern Ark City along the lower Walnut River near its confluence with the Arkansas River, archaeologists and volunteers unearthed multiple stone tools, weapons and cooking utensils used by the ancient Wichita. They also found Spanish artifacts, including a horseshoe nail, bullets and cannon shot fired during a fierce battle against an enemy tribe of Indians attempting to invade Etzanoa.
The story of the Spanish expedition to Etzanoa in 1601 was documented the following year, in 1602, by Spanish authorities in Mexico City. They conducted an interrogation of expedition members and a Wichita native who had been taken captive.
The authorities asked for details of the journey, including geographical descriptions, the physical appearance of the Native Americans they encountered, and descriptions of the layout of Etzanoa — the size and shape of natives' dwellings and agricultural fields.
Expedition members took exacting measurements and from their count of the large, beehive-shaped grass dwellings, supported by wooden poles, they estimated the population at 20,000. They estimated that the town was at least five miles long.
They noted that the town was on both sides of the Walnut River. It was laid out in clusters of houses separated by 30 to 40 paces. The clusters formed separated districts and between each district were cleared open spaces of 200 to 300 paces planted with crops of corn, beans, squash and pumpkins.
The soldiers counted approximately 2000 houses in the two leagues (5 miles) that the Spaniards explored where the carts could go on the east side of the river. The circumference of each of the round, grass-and-wood houses was approximately 70 to 80 feet. Each house was inhabited by an estimated 10 people. Thus, the total population was estimated at 20,000. Two maps accompany the 1602 Spanish documents, both showing the location of Etzanoa. They include one drawn by Spanish cartographer Enrico Martinez from information provided by Juan Rodriguez, a member of the Oñate expedition. It shows the route of the explorers' journey from New Mexico to Kansas.
The other map was drawn by Miguel, the Wichita native taken captive. Both maps were difficult to understand because of the unusual way they were drawn, compared to today's standards, and because of errors in previous translations of the 1602 Spanish documents. Using the latest translations and comparing eyewitness descriptions of geographical landmarks found by the explorers on their journey to the town and the archaeological record, Dr. Blakeslee was able to decipher the maps and pinpoint Arkansas City as the location of the Great Settlement.
Etzanoa, the Wichita ancestors' name for the Great Settlement, appears on the Miguel map.
from the Etzanoa
Website http://www.etzanoa.com
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We have more great news for eCC Desktop users. We are pleased to announce that the new version of eCC Desktop now features enhanced consolidated posting. In case you're unfamiliar with the term, consolidated posting means bringing multiple transactions from one store into a single post in QuickBooks. So now you have even more control over your sales data and accounting, because you can manually select, by store, the orders that you need to consolidate in single transaction, as well as consolidate on a monthly, weekly, or daily basis. This means now you can group orders into a batch and post the batch as a single transaction instead of one giant list that takes up precious space and time.
Also, eCC Desktop now offers an enhanced tax posting option whereby users can map sales tax settings based on city as well as state. This feature will helpful for users who come across different tax rates within the same state, which is pretty much everyone. It seems there are more than 15,000 taxing jurisdictions across the United States. Yikes.
We hope you enjoy these and other minor upgrades to eCC Desktop. Your happiness is always our goal.


Santiburi Resort on Koh Samui is a tropical paradise in an idyllic location, catering well for families with a range of activities and room types. Quaint private cottages appear traditional from the outside, but house spacious modern accommodation within, and a range of restaurants and bars ensure there is something for the whole family. Sports such as tennis and golf provide fun for all ages, of the Santiburi Kids Activity Centre can entertain the children while the adults enjoy the spa or a few hours on the beach. The Santiburi Resort is perfect for long holidays to this tropical Thai island.
Daily fruit plate and newspaper, daily afternoon tea, daily beach butler service, daily beach/poolside bottled water, WiFi, kids' club, kayaking, laser sailing, Hobie Cat sailing, windsurfing, football, volleyball, billiards, tennis with coach, gym access, squash.
Expressions Holidays includes return flights with British Airways from London to Bangkok, with onward flight to Samui via Bangkok Airways, private car transfers and bed and breakfast.
Sample prices for a family holiday to Santiburi Resort, Koh Samui are for a family of 2 adults and 2 children under twelve for seven nights in the lowest priced room type for families.
Prices based on sharing a one-bedroom Equatorial Duplex Suite. Many other room types are available on request from us.
Book before the 30th April 2019 for stays until 31st October 2019 and receive a 30% discount off our contract rates. This offer can be combined with selected other offers. Restrictions apply.
An island resort in Thailand that is both exciting and charming.
Santiburi Resort on Koh Samui is a year-round tropical paradise boasting a much sought-after setting directly on the white sands of Mae Nam Beach, nestled amidst 23 acres of exotic gardens blooming with fragrant flowers and shady palms. One of the few hotels in all of Asia and indeed the only resort on Koh Samui to be blessed with a 300-metre-long private section of idyllic beach, Santiburi provides an attractive setting for a stay on arguably Thailand's most beautiful and popular island. A member of the Leading Hotels of the World group, the resort aims to preserve an authentic Thai authenticity, from the traditional dress of the staff and exceptional standards of service to the cuisine, room decoration and massage treatments. Consistent in style, size and decoration, Santiburi's 59 villas are located throughout the tropical gardens, each designed to resemble an authentic Thai house, with traditional architectural features and Siamese furnishings adding character. Ensuring a respectable distance between them to maximise privacy and tranquillity, the villas each feature a terrace overlooking the beach or garden, depending on its location. The Equatorial Duplex Suites meanwhile offer a downstairs living area with a master bedroom upstairs and are situated in the main building overlooking the swimming pool, one of the largest hotel pools in Asia. The relaxed atmosphere belies the Santiburi resort's impressive range of sporting and leisure facilities, including sailing, tennis, a spa and golf at the 18-hole PGA Championship course situated just ten minutes from the hotel, accessible by the complimentary shuttle service. The private beach at Santiburi Resort benefits from a most welcome butler service, with a dedicated enclosed section for children, overseen by staff. The air-conditioned Sala Thai restaurant overlooks the palm-lined pool and tropical garden and serves beautifully presented traditional Thai cuisine, whilst cocktails and snacks are available throughout the day at the pool bar and beach restaurant, Rim Talay. The Santiburi resort also features themed dinners, from Thai buffets to Mediterranean cuisine and a daily high tea is served in the lobby. Children are well catered for at Santiburi, with a play area offering all manner of creative and sporting entertainment from table tennis and martial arts training to crafting lotus flowers and batik painting. The Santiburi Resort on Koh Samui is a refined and exclusive hideaway in a beautiful setting.
Rooms: 59 villas and 12 Equatorial Duplex Suites decorated in traditional Thai style.
Amenities: All rooms feature a private terrace with views over the ocean and garden, bathroom and wc, hairdryer, mini-bar, safe, WiFi, satellite TV, DVD and CD player and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Family rooms: Up to two children can stay in their parents' villa. Equatorial duplex suites (unavailable from 1 May to 14 July 2013) offer one or two bedrooms plus a separate living room and bathroom with separate bath and shower. A certain number of River Villas connect with Santiburi two-bedroom villas, available on request.
Children's amenities: Cots and kettles are available on request.
Facilities at Santiburi Beach Resort on Koh Samui include: Sala Thai restaurant (dinner), Vimarnmek breakfast restaurant, Taksin Lounge, poolside bar, Rim Talay beach bar, 18-hole golf course 10 minutes away, spa (open from 9am to 9pm), beauty salon (open from 10am to 7pm), fitness centre (open from 6am to 8pm), sauna, tennis courts, squash centre, children's activity centre, boutique.
Swimming pool: One olympic-sized swimming pool with whirlpool and children's pool.
Beaches: There is a 300-metre private stretch of beach available for guest use including complimentary sun loungers and hammocks, butler service offering fresh towels, water, ice cream and fruits, a supervised play area for children and a beach restaurant, Rim Talay.
Chargeable fishing and golf (10 minutes away by shuttle service).
Complimentary Fitness centre, 2 floodlit tennis courts, squash courts, table tennis, Thai boxing, mountain bikes, petanque, darts, volleyball, yoga classes, Daily football tournament, 1.2km jogging track, golf driving range.
Other activities: Spa and beauty salon.
The 18-hole PGA Championship golf course, Santiburi Samui Country Club, is a ten-minute drive from the hotel (served by the hotel's shuttle bus), Chaweng Beach is 20 minutes away, Fisherman's Village, golden buddha 15 minutes from the hotel.
Children under the age of 6 stay free of charge.
Minimum stay 7 nights for stays from 28 December 2014 to 3 January 2015.
Children's club: The Santiburi Kids Activity Centre is aimed at children aged three years and above and facilities include table tennis, darts, a computer games room including PlayStation and library, a daily afternoon programme of activities includes Thai cooking, making gel candles and lotus flower chains and batik painting. Open from 9am to 6pm daily, entrance is free. Once a week during school holidays, family days are organised which can feature football competitions, Thai acrobats or elephant shows. On these days, complimentary refreshments are available for parents and a buffet for children.
Babysitting: is available at a charge of THB 250 an hour and must be pre-booked.
Baby listening: is not available.
Children's entertainment: A range of massage and beauty treatments specifically designed for children aged 5 to 16 years are available at the spa. Beach toys, a DVD and CD library are also available. There is also a children's playground and bike hire.
Medical services: An on-call doctor is available.
Family dining: Highchairs and children's menus are available. The breakfast buffet has a dedicated children's corner.
Family rooms: Up to two children can stay in their parents' villa. Equatorial duplex suites offer one or two bedrooms plus a separate living room and bathroom with separate bath and shower. A certain number of River Villas connect with Santiburi two-bedroom villas, available on request.Children are permitted in the Pool villa but should not be left unsupervised. Electric sockets can be covered.
Children's amenities: Cots and kettles are available on request.


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Domenic and Fay Vitalone founded Wisdom Properties Group in 1999. Simply known today as WISDOM, the company has proudly built thousands of new homes for families across New South Wales, with each home built reflecting the company's commitment to efficiency, quality and customer satisfaction. Over the years, WISDOM has expanded its product offering to include Pools and Landscaping, thereby offering a complete turn-key solution.
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At Hoot Homes by the Wisdom Group, we're helping more Sydneysiders live life the way they deserve. With a range of affordable new home and land packages, and pools and landscaping options, that will surprise and delight. Specifically designed for first and second homebuyers, growing families and downsizers. With Hoot Homes by Wisdom Group, you can now afford to live well.
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Since 1984, Timpelle Kitchens have designed and built over 30,000 kitchens, bathrooms, and laundries across the local area and the state. Based in Prestons, Timpelle Kitchens is a family run business, designing and manufacturing high-quality kitchens over the past 35 years.
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The City of Campbelltown is a local government area in the Macarthur region of south-west Sydney, NSW. The city was founded in 1820 by Governor Lachlan Macquarie and named after his wife Elizabeth, whose maiden name was Campbell. More than 168,000 people across 34 suburbs now call this diverse and vibrant city home. Campbelltown City Council is a Macarthur FC Community Partner.
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Disaster Recovery Resources
For those affected by recent hurricanes and tropical storms, resources from the ADA may be of assistance:
Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Recovery
These documents will give you tips and advice to prepare for and recover after a disaster.
After the Flood: Mold Specific Resources
Hurricane Resources at Your Fingertips
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The Federal Trade Commission has free information to help people prepare for, deal with, and recover from extreme weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and other natural disasters.
The mobile-friendly website, ftc.gov/weatheremergencies, has four sections:
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The site also provides Picking Up the Pieces after a Disaster, a customizable one-page handout, which includes key tips for consumers from the site. The handout lets people and organizations add local consumer protection and emergency service contacts, print copies, and distribute them throughout their communities.
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Hélène Betty Louise Caroline de Zuylen de Nyevelt de Haar, geborene Baronin de Rothschild (* 21. August 1863 im 8. Arrondissement, Paris; † 17. Oktober 1947 in Lissabon), war eine französische Aristokratin und Socialite, die als Pionierin des Motorsports und als Literatin bekannt wurde.

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De Zuylen war die Tochter von Salomon de Rothschild (1835–1864), dem Sohn von Jakob Rothschild, dem Begründers des französischen Zweigs der Familie, und Adèle de Rothschild (1843–1922) aus dem Neapler Zweig. 1887 heiratete sie Étienne van Zuylen van Nyevelt (1860–1934), mit dem sie zwei Söhne hatte, Egmont und Hélin. Letzterer starb 1912 bei einem Autounfall. Nach ihrer Heirat mit Baron Etienne van Zuylen wurde das Kasteel de Haar in der Nähe von Haarzuilens in der Provinz Utrecht zu ihrem offiziellen Wohnsitz. Das Schloss war verfallen, bis De Zuylen mit dem Geld der Rothschilds das Schloss im neugotischen Stil vollständig wieder aufbaute. Die heutigen Gebäude, mit Ausnahme der Kapelle, stammen aus dem Jahr 1892 und sind das Werk des niederländischen Architekten Pierre Cuypers. Die umfangreichen Renovierungsarbeiten machten das Schloss zu einem der bedeutendsten Schlösser der Neugotik in den Niederlanden.

Zusammen mit Camille du Gast und Anne de Rochechouart de Mortemart gehörte De Zuylen zum Trio der französischen Automobilpionierinnen der Belle Époque. Sie trug den Spitznamen "La Brioche" und benutzte das Pseudonym "Snail" ("Schnecke") für den Rennsport, während ihr Ehemann, Baron Etienne van Zuylen, als "Escargot" (französisch für "Schnecke") antrat. Baron de Zuylen war Präsident des Automobile Club de France, dem Hauptorganisator des Paris-Amsterdam-Paris-Rennens 1898. De Zuylen absolvierte die Strecke erfolgreich und war damit die erste Frau, die an einem internationalen Autorennen teilnahm.

1901 nahm van Zuylen am Rennen Paris-Berlin teil, wurde aber durch einen technischen Defekt am ersten Tag gestoppt. Die einzige andere weibliche Teilnehmerin unter den 122 Startern war Camille du Gast, die das Rennen erfolgreich beendete.

Ende 1901 lernte De Zuylen die Dichterin Renée Vivien kennen, die einige Jahre lang ihre Geliebte wurde. In dieser Beziehung soll De Zuylen Vivien emotional stabilisiert haben, während Viviens Bildung und literarisches Genie es De Zuylen ermöglichte, ihre Vorliebe für das Schreiben auszuleben, die sie vorher nur heimlich praktiziert hatte. Die beiden Frauen arbeiteten im literarischen Bereich zusammen. Unter dem gemeinsamen Pseudonym "Paule Riversdale" sollen vier Bücher in Zusammenarbeit entstanden sein. Zwar unterschieden sich die Sprechhaltungen und die behandelten Themen manchmal von denen, die Vivien behandelte, doch die Metrik, die Prosodie und die verwendete Semantik sind charakteristisch für Viviens Stil. So wie in den gemeinsamen Werken der dominante Einfluss Viviens erkennbar sind, bestehen auch erhebliche Zweifel an der Urheberschaft der mit "Hélène de Zuylen" unterzeichneten Werke, die wahrscheinlich nicht von ihr allein, sondern vielmehr in Zusammenarbeit mit Renée Vivien oder sogar größtenteils von ihr geschrieben wurden. Bei Effeuillements oder La Mascarade interrompue beispielsweise stellen Vivien-Experten wie Jean-Paul Goujon die Hypothese auf, dass sie ihrer Geliebten ihr literarisches Talent geschenkt habe, indem sie an ihren Texten mitarbeitete oder sie sogar umschrieb, um stilistische Schwächen zu korrigieren. Was die Sammlung Copeaux betrifft, so handelt es sich wie im Fall von Netsuké um japanische Märchen, und nur Vivien hatte Bezug zum  Land und seiner Kultur. Auch die Schreibverfahren von Vivien sind leicht zu erkennen. Hélène de Zuylen hätte dieser Lesart nach also gar nicht oder nur wenig an diesen Büchern mitgewirkt. Der Verlag ErosOnyx entschied sich bei der Veröffentlichung von Netsuké 2014 für die Angabe "Renée Vivien sous le pseudonyme de Paule Riversdale", und die Vorwortschreiberin Mélanie Hawthorne erwähnt die Beteiligung von De Zuylen nicht, obwohl sie erklärt, wie die beiden Freundinnen die Figur der "Paule Riversdale" geschaffen hätten, einer Amerikanerin, die in Japan gelebt hätte.

Die bestimmende Mitwirkung von Vivien ist auch eine Erklärung, warum De Zuylen ihre literarische Karriere so schnell nach dem Tod von Vivien beendete. Renée Vivien starb 1909 und hinterließ eine Reihe von unveröffentlichten Texten. De Zuylen bewahrte die Manuskripte und Hinterlassenschaften nach ihrem Tod auf. Die plausibelste Hypothese ist, dass die 1910 und 1912 unter dem Namen "Hélène de Zuylen" veröffentlichten Werke ihre letzten gemeinsamen unveröffentlichten Schriften vor Viviens Tod waren.

Als 1922 De Zuylens Mutter Adèle von Rothschild starb – der Vater war schon ein Jahr nach ihrer Geburt gestorben – hatte sie ihre Tochter wegen deren Heirat mit einem Katholiken enterbt und verfügt, dass der Pariser Besitz, namentlich das Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild im Pariser 8. Arrondissement und ihre Kunstsammlungen dem französischen Staat. Sie überließ es dem Louvre, die bemerkenswertesten Stücke aus ihren Sammlungen auszuwählen, und äußerte den Wunsch, dass das Hôtel zu einem "Haus der Kunst" werden sollte, in dem Ausstellungen, Künstlertreffen, Feste und Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltungen zugunsten von Künstlern stattfinden sollten, was von De Zuylen so umgesetzt wurde.

Am 23. Juli 1935 stiftete sie den ersten Prix Renée Vivien, der jährlich zu Ehren der Dichterin, die sie einst liebte, verliehen wird und Dichterinnen am Anfang ihrer Karriere ermutigen und finanziell unterstützen soll. Nach ihrem Tod übernahm 1949 Natalie Clifford Barney, eine andere Geliebte von Vivien, die Schirmherrschaft.

Die Baroness Hélène de Zuylen starb im Oktober 1947 in Lissabon, wohin sie auf der Flucht vor dem Nationalsozialismus geflohen war.

Werke
Unter dem Pseudonym "Paule Riversdale" zusammen mit Renée Vivien
 Vers l'amour, Gedichte (1903, Digitalisat auf Commons)
 Échos et reflets, Gedichte (1903)
 L'Être double, Roman (1904)
 Netsuké, Roman (1904)

Unter "Hélène de Zuylen"
 Effeuillements, Gedichte (1904, Digitalisat im Internet Archive)
 Copeaux, Japanische Erzählungen (1904)
 L'Impossible Sincérité, Roman (1905)
 Le Chemin du souvenir, Roman (1907)
 L'Inoubliée. Songe d'une nuit de départ. L'Image inviolée. Les Jardins publics. Les Deux Iris. Quelqu'un est entré. L'Aventureuse. L'Éternelle Sirène. Le Potager de M. Dubois. Confidences de fleurs. La Mort dans le miroir. Je donnerai mes yeux à la femme que j'aime, Erzählungen in Erinnerung an Renée Vivien (1910)
 La Dernière Étreinte, Roman (1912)
 L'Enjôleuse. Le Lys. La Marionnette. Fleur défendue, Erzählungen (1914)

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Einzelnachweise

Autor
Literatur (Französisch)
Literatur (Frankreich)
Automobilpionier
Mäzen
Person (Paris)
Helene
Franzose
Geboren 1863
Gestorben 1947
Frau

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