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Since each work is judged on its individual merits, there is generally no attempt to purchase all of a particular author's works. Nor is it is always possible to maintain all titles in an author or title series. The District acquires a wide spectrum of fiction whether serious or amusing, realistic or imaginative, even though the writing may be sentimental, sensational or erotic.   In our diverse and demanding community, frankness of expression is not cause for excluding a title from the collection. AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS AND DIGITAL CONTENT Alachua County Library District audio/visual and digital collections are popular and browsing in nature and should be considered allegra side effects in women representative, rather than comprehensive in any area. No attempt will be made to label materials as to perceived appropriateness for viewing audiences.   ACLD subscribes to the American Library Association Library Bill of Rights Statement on Labeling and Rating Systems and Access for Children and Young Adults to Nonprint Materials (see Appendix 1 Library Bill of Rights Policy). SOUND ACLD maintains adult, young adult and juvenile collections of musical and spoken recordings in both physical and digital formats.   Musical recordings include, but are not limited to, classical, jazz, country, rock, rap and R-and-B. Spoken word recordings are purchased in a wide range of subject classifications, including fiction, based on collection needs and patron interest.   Popular demand dictates that the majority of the collection will be devoted to entertainment materials. VIDEO ACLD maintains a collection of materials on video in both physical and digital formats of interest to adults, young adults, and children.   An attempt will be made to cover a wide range of subject matter and will include instructional ("how-to"), documentary, entertainment, and educational items.   The entertainment collection includes, but is not limited to, classic, popular, and foreign films. DIGITAL allegra side effects in women Additional format criteria are considered when selecting allegra side effects in women digital content, including accessibility, ease of use, equipment, training, technology requirements, license agreement allegra side effects in women requirements, vendor support and unique content.   allegra side effects in women Digital content may be made available as a total collection or aggregated resource, rather than on a title by allegra side effects in women title basis.   In these instances, the selection of the package or resource will be evaluated based on the allegra side effects in women general suitability of the content as a whole. FOREIGN allegra side effects in women LANGUAGE MATERIALS ACLD does not attempt to allegra side effects in women develop an exhaustive collection of foreign language materials allegra side effects in women because of the proximity of the University of Florida libraries. However, the library is committed to developing and allegra side effects in women maintaining foreign language collections which meet allegra side effects in women the needs of a changing population. Foreign language needs are assessed through such tools as language needs assessments, patron requests, circulation statistics, census data and community awareness. The information gathered is used to determine the size allegra side effects in women and scope of the collection.   Availability of materials may impact the development of the collections.

ACLD provides materials for those learning English as a second language.   The District's collection also includes materials which aid English speakers in allegra side effects in women learning a second language. Emphasis is placed on the languages most frequently studied in the community. REFERENCE GENERAL REFERENCE The District maintains a reference collection which is used to answer questions allegra side effects in women and to serve the informational needs of library users. Reference sources are characterized by their ability to provide information and to summarize, condense, or give a comprehensive overview of a topic. Reference resources are increasingly available online; although there are allegra side effects in women some sources in particular topics (i. local history and genealogy) that remain accessible only in the library to be readily available to all citizens. Selection criteria of particular importance for all reference sources are: accuracy, user-friendliness, uniqueness of information, authority, documentation, and searching flexibility. The Reference collection may contain allegra side effects fruit juice any materials necessary to allegra side effects in women answer the informational needs of library users.   Those materials exist allegra hicks belt in multiple formats, not allegra side effects in women merely books, but also electronic databases, allegra side effects in women online collections, and other emerging technologies that will be evaluated under the selection criteria as they arise. PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS The selection criteria for periodicals and newspapers are the same as that for other library materials.   Periodicals and newspapers are essential for "ready" reference and research work in diverse subject areas.   For this reason, periodicals and newspapers that are indexed are given priority for purchasing in print form and in aggregated digital access.   Current issues of popular periodicals and local, regional or national newspapers that do not have long-term research value, but are of a browsing nature, are also available. Retention decisions are based on whether materials are indexed, the availability of allegra side effects in women the materials, local interest, their cost and their use. ELECTRONIC DATABASES Online databases are an integral part of the reference collection.