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Florida Launches Newly Designed Driver Licenses and Identification Cards

The new design showcases Castillo de San Marcos as the background image on the front of the card. Located in St. Augustine, Castillo de San Marcos is the oldest masonry fortress in the continental United States. Florida’s iconic orange is incorporated as the “O” in “Florida,” while the bottom left corner features the Florida manatee, one of the state’s most recognizable native species. The Florida alligator is also incorporated into the REAL ID star in the top right-hand corner of each card.

The back of the card pays tribute to Florida’s Space Coast with an image of Space Shuttle Discovery, which flew 39 missions and spent 365 days in space before making its final landing in Florida on March 9, 2011. The card also features the motto “Let Us Alone” from Florida’s first unofficial state flag, which was presented to Governor William D. Moseley upon his inauguration.

Florida residents are not required to replace their existing driver license or identification card. All currently valid credentials will remain valid until they expire and will be phased out over time.

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u/WouldbeWanderer — 14 days ago

I get that it's an iHeart thing and not Molly's fault...

It is so weird listening to a podcast about segregation in grade schools (from an anti-segregationist point of view), and every second advertisement is promoting a dude who was fired from CNN for promoting anti-gay hate crimes, and who (in the ad itself) is advocating for segregating trans kids in grade schools.

Ugh. I hate it. It's so gross.

Weird Little Guys. Sponsored by a Weird Little Guy.

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u/sourapplemeatpies — 13 days ago

Excessive advertisement amount on the most recent episode

Anyone else notice just how many ads were in the last episode? Some of the breaks were over seven minutes long!

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u/ptom13 — 11 days ago

Pioneer fund rings a strange bell.

Listening to the episodes discussing that organization I am reminded of a mention of

"...by a grant from the pioneer fund ". I can't remember the origin, but its haunting me.

Seems like it was on public tv or radio in the past. It seems unlikely but feels so clear. Sound at all familiar?

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u/MembershipBoth9561 — 11 days ago