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Campbellsville University Honors Rockcastle Teachers for Excellence in Teaching

CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Rockcastle County School System teachers receive Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Awards from Dr. Brenda Priddy, dean of the School of Education, far left, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, far right. Teachers, from left, include: Marcus Reppert of Rockcastle County High School an Jamie L. Cornelius of Mount Vernon Elementary School.

(Campbellsville University Photo by Christina Kern)

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2012 Hip-Hop Dance Camp to be offered at Rockcastle Regional

Students will learn various steps and combinations, choreographed routines, how hip hop dance has evolved and tips on how to integrate some of the combinations into routines for dance and cheerleading participants.

Camper Ages: 7-10 (morning session)
Camper Ages: 11-14 (afternoon session)

July 16th-July 20th
Rockcastle Regional Wellness Center
(located on the 3rd floor of Outpatient Services Center at Rockcastle Regional Hospital)

Camp Hours
9:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. (Mon-Fri) for ages 7-10
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. (Mon-Fri) for ages 11-14


Weekly Camp Fees
$50.00 for 5 days

Snack time will be 10 a.m. each morning, and 1 p.m. each evening.  Snacks will be available for purchase.

Call Loretta Johnson at 606-305-9887 to reserve your child’s spot today!!!   


RCMS Fundraiser for Wounded Warriors Project

Last Friday, the RCMS Leadership Team hosted a fundraiser for the Wounded Warriors Project.  Students paid a dollar to attempt a shot from half-court during the student faculty basketball game.  Logan Taylor, Jarrod Robinson, and Devin Mullins were able to hit the shot.  However, these students decided to turn their winnings back over to the cause.  Thanks to these three and many other RCMS students and staff, $200 was raised for the Wounded Warriors Project. 

  


7th Graders Recognized for High Achievement on ACT

Congratulations to these RCMS 7th grade students who qualified for state recognition as part of the Duke University Talent Identification program.  

Ryan Martin, Cameron Coy, Caleb Ballinger, Tiffany Fain, and Madelyn Bullen showed a high achievement score on one of the four areas of the ACT as part of the program.   


Camp Invention : A Program of Invent Now

Camp Invention is the perfect way to keep your child exploring, learning, and having fun over the summer. We're lucky to be hosting the camp at Rockcastle County Middle School from May 29th through June 1st for students entering grades 1-6. Check out the link below or call 800.968.4332 to register!

http://www.invent.org/camp/default.aspx


RCMS Pinwheels for Child Abuse Prevention

RCMS collaborated with Rockcastle Regional and participated in Pinwheels for Child Abuse Prevention. 

Kali Lay, Ileana Miller, Ciana Owens, Makayla Sadler, Adrianna Reams, Sara Beth Claark, Brooklyn Bishop and Emily Deubel participated in planting the Pinwheels at RCMS.


RCMS Archery Team Qualifies for National Competition

Congratulations to the RCMS Archery Team. The team has qualified for national competition in Louisville on May 12.

Front Row: Miranda Brown, Megan Taylor, Pamela Miller, Houston Arnold, Lucas Robinson, Jackson Cromer, Andrew Stadler, Matthew Tomlinson , Sam Brickley, Levi Prewitt. Middle Row: Robert Davis, Trevor Sweet, Jacob Collins, Michael Tomlinson , Lucas Cotton , Joseph Cowan, Carlee Cash, Rebekah Lake, and Curtis Miller. Back Row: Tristan Begley, Rachel Chadwell, B. J. Wynn , Callie Carpenter, James Clay Ballinger, David Gabbard, Jarrett Carpenter, and Isaiah Scarborough.


6th Graders Perform "The Incredible Westward Movement"

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGStudents in 6th grade Social Studies BRAVO performed "The Incredible Westward Movement" for both sixth grade teams on Wednesday, May 2nd. The play showcased the historic movement west by American pioneers with a wonderful juxtaposition of humor and facts.

Front Row (L to R): Mahla King, Brinkley Abney, Jackson Cromer, Pamela Miller, Megan Taylor, Back Row: Dillon Long, Grant Bryant, Lauryn Carpenter, Joy Frith


RCHS JROTC Competes in Annual George Rogers Clark Invitational

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGThe RCHS JROTC Raider and Rifle team traveled to Fort Boonesborough on Friday April 20th for the annual George Rogers Clark Invitational Competition. Twenty Two cadets camped out Friday night. On Saturday morning the raider team and rifle team split up to compete in different events.
The Raider team was able to choose their schedule for the day, and they chose to compete in the rope bridge event first. The task was to move a ten member team across a span using a one rope bridge in the shortest amount of time. The second event was the map reading, where the team was divided into groups of two to work on a test on map skills. The third event was the Army Physical Fitness Test. Each member completed 2 minutes of push-ups, 2 minutes of sit-ups, and then a 1 mile run. After a short lunch break the team was energized and ready for another event, Land Navigation. The team was divided into pairs again, and each pair was given: a map, a compass, a protractor, and 4 points to locate. The team then completed the mountain trek, where they had to cross obstacles along trails with their equipment. The team saved the River Trek, the most challenging event, for last. Cadets had to run a course set up along the beach and partially in the water. The team had to run along the beach carrying a large rubber raft, and approximately 70 pounds of equipment as a team.

Raider and Rifle team members  Ryan Rawlins, Felicia Boggs, Justin Houk, Brady McClure, Addison Atkin, Brianna Hood, Makensay Harding, Annamarie Leader, Josh England, Dillon Stewart, Megan Boggs, David Wynn, Aaron Baggett, Katlyn McGee, Adam Ramey, Victoria Smith, Josh Linville, Mark Hupp, Ame Chiantaretto, Shania Lawson, Crystal Doan and Garrett Hasty.

The cadets competing were: Addison Atkin, Ame Chiantaretto, Brady McClure, Crystal Doan, Felicia Boggs, Josh Linville, Justin Houk, Mark Hupp, Megan Boggs, Ryan Rawlins, and alternates, Adam Ramey, and Makensay Harding. The other cadets that went to support were: Aaron Baggett, Annamarie Leader, Brianna Hood, Dylan Stewart, and Josh England. The team would like to thank Mrs. Holly Robinson for braving the cold and rainy day with us.
The Rifle team competed in the Air Rifle Biathlon. The team had to run to their shooting ranges carrying all of their equipment and ammo cans. The members of Biathlon were: David Wynn, Garrett Hasty, Katlyn McGee, Shania Lawson, Victoria Smith.

Finally the moment everyone had waited for had come, the Award Ceremony. The raider team received a 1st place trophy in Rope Bridge with a time of 3 minutes and 50 seconds with only 3 penalties. Cadet Felicia Boggs placed 3rd with a score of 295 out of 300 in the physical fitness test.


Chamber of Commerce Scholarships Awarded

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGSamantha Adams was the recipient of the 2012 Rockcastle Chamber of Commerce Scholarship presented by the Chamber President Jon Adams. Samantha Adams was selected to receive the $1,000 scholarship through an application process which includes the student submitting a response to two essay questions which are scored by the Rockcastle Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Committee.

Tim Kirby was the recipient of the 2012 Ambassador Scholarship presented by the Chamber of Commerce. Tim Kirby, who is the President of the Rockcastle County High School Y-club, worked along with other club members to assist the
Chamber in recruiting new members and informing existing members of upcoming events and meetings. The Chamber instituted the$500 scholarship to recognize students who are active in the community and the Chamber.
 


RCMS Featured on KET's Education Matters

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGRockcastle County Middle School was featured on KET's April 23rd edition of Education Matters.

The program focused on issues related to the teaching profession in Kentucky and nationwide. Topics addressed include the challenges and successes of teaching in the U.S., evaluating classroom performance, compensation, and attracting and retaining teachers.

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Kentucky SkillsUSA State Competition

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGOn April 2nd through 5th, eleven students from the Rockcastle Area Technology Center competed at the Kentucky SkillsUSA state competitions in Louisville.

Those students were Jon Harrison, Jesse Hayes, Zack Lunsford, Waylon Mink, Rebekka Mullins, Jon Portwood, Adam Reed, Tiffany Reynolds, Dylan Stewart, Everett Wilson, and Adam Young. Jon Harrison received 1st place in Action Skills. Jesse Hayes placed 2nd in Welding Skills. Dylan Stewart received 1st place on Job Demo Open. Jon Harrison and Dylan Stewart will both travel to Kansas City, Missouri in June to compete in the nationals. All students earned their Kentucky Statesman Award at the conference. The faculty and staff of Rockcastle ATC would like to congratulate the students on their achievements.

From left: 1st place Action Skills, Jonathon Harrison. 1st place Job Demo Open, Dylan Stewart. 2nd Place Welding, Jesse Hayes. Jonathon Harrison and Dylan Stewart will travel to Kansas City, Missouri in June to compete at the national level.


MVES Students Construct Wetland

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGMt. Vernon Elementary School now has a schoolyard wetland. We would like to thank the Sheltowee Environmental Education Coalition, Tom Biebighauser, MVES PRIDE Club students and sponsors and Goff Excavation the construction for helping with the construction of our wetland.

This wetland will be a semi-permanent season pool. This type of wetland will undergo seasonal changes in water levels, but will not dry up because of the liner and pad that have been placed under the topsoil. We hope to attract lots of different wildlife that the students will be able to observe throughout the different seasons. This is going to be an awesome outdoor classroom that can be used by all students. More information about wetlands can be found at www.wetlandstreamrestoration.org.


Local FBLA Chapter President to Compete at State Level

Description: IMG_0740-cass.JPGSamantha Adams, Rockcastle Area Technology Center FBLA President, competed in the Business Calculations event at the FBL Region 6 competition on March 14, 2012 at EKU.  She placed second in the region and will be competing at the state level in Louisville, KY.  The FBLA State Leadership Conference will be held April 23-25, 2012 at the Galt House.  Casey Hunt & Danielle Abed will be attending as voting delegates.  Cassie Taylor will be participating as a member of the courtesy corp.  All FBLA members want to wish Samantha the BEST OF LUCK!!


Upcoming Project Graduation Events

Tuesday May 8th 6:00 pm "Special Project Graduation Meeting" before graduation to wrap things up

Friday May 11th - Project Graduation immediately following graduation
 


Trevor Todd Participates in 2012 KY Derby Festival Spelling Bee

On Saturday, March 10 Trevor Todd participated in the 2012 Kentucky Derby Festival Spelling Bee at the PNC Club at Papa John's Stadium in Louisville. He finished in 10th place overall out of 70 students from across Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Trevor is a 4th grader at Roundstone Elementary and is the son of Billy and Verna Todd. Congratulations Trevor!


RCHS JROTC 17th Annual Military Ball

The RCHS JROTC program recently held their 17th Annual Military Ball Saturday March, 31st 2012 at the Rockcastle Area Technology Center. Before the ball Cadets had the chance to get pictures with their dates done by Mr. Eric Smith. There were two parts to the ball, a formal part and in-formal part. The battalion commander Cadet LTC Felicia Boggs introduced special guests Mr. Larry Hammond and Mrs. Jennifer Mattingly at the start of the ceremony. Mr. Larry Hammond was recognized for the 17 years of leadership and support he provided to our JROTC program.

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RCMS "Night of Hope" Cancer Survivor Dinner

The Rockcastle County Middle School Leadership Team was proud to host the 5th annual "Night of Hope" cancer survivor dinner on Thursday, April 5th. The evening featured music by the RCMS Choir, under the direction of Ms. Cassandra Smith, dynamic 6th grade musical duo Carlee Cash and Cora Machal, and 8th grader Brooklyn Bishop, accompanied by big brother, Dylan, on the guitar. WKYT news anchor and cancer survivor, Sam Dick, provided a wonderful message of hope for the attendees. This was followed by a moment of silence for those who have lost the battle to cancer, an inspirational reading from the Psalms, and a presentation by the Leadership Team to the Rockcastle Regional Chemotherapy Outpatient Center for the newly-established Hope Fund. Everyone enjoyed a catered meal by Back Porch Smokehouse and many door prizes. It was a wonderful evening of inspiration for the brave cancer patients and cancer survivors in our community.

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Phone: (606) 256-2235

     

Rockcastle Middle School
Phone: (606) 256-5118

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Phone: (606) 256-4816

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Academy for Academic Achievement / Adult Ed
Phone: (606) 256-3846

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Pensol Hired as Superintendent of Rockcastle County Schools

(Mt. Vernon Signal - March 8, 2012) The announcement was not expected for about another week but the Rockcastle County Board of Education went ahead and acted Tuesday night, at their regular meeting, to hire David A. Pensol, 50, currently Instructional Supervisor for Rockcastle County schools as the new superintendent. Pensol will replace Larry Hammond who will retire effective July 1st after 17 years at the helm.

Pensol was chosen from a field of 14 applicants and was the only one interviewed for the position because, as board chairman Martin Vanzant put it, “no one else was even close in qualification. The transition should be seamless.”

An employee of the school system for the past 21 years, Pensol began his career in 1991 as a teacher at Roundstone Elementary and was hired as principal of the school in 1994. During his tenure there, he received many acknowledgements of achievement, including a Principal of the Year Award and recognition many times by the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence. In 1996, he was appointed to former Kentucky Education Commissioner Gene Wilhoit’s Advisory Council and has served on numerous Kentucky Department of Education committees.

In 2002, Pensol was hired as the school district’s instructional supervisor. During this time, he has worked with staff to reach instructional goals set for Rockcastle County students.

Pensol received his Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education, a Master’s Degree and Rank 1 in Educational Leadership from Eastern Kentucky University.

On word of his appointment, Pensol said. “I am honored to serve as Superintendent of Rockcastle County Schools. I appreciate the confidence board members have expressed in me. I am passionate about continuing the work that is already going on and eager to work together as we strive to improve our system to help all our students become well educated and successful as adults.”

Following Pensol’s appointment, Hammond commended the board and the screening committee for the job they did in the process of selecting a new superintendent.

Calling the superintendent's position a “challenging and demanding job,” Hammond said the board had made a good choice. “Mr. Pensol has done a good job, has a good track record for 21 years and has been successful at every level.” 


Operation: Restore West Liberty

The RCHS student council raised a total of $1,000 in order to help the tornado victims of West Liberty. The council worked very hard to collect and count money.

On Saturday Laiken Coffey took the check and donations to West Liberty and presented it to Mr. Larrin Collins the student who started Project Restore West Liberty. Larrin lost his entire home to the tornado and knows what if feels like to be a victim.

The money will be used for Elementary school children who lost their homes. The group is working with the Elementary school to replace some of the necessary items lost by the children. Each Elementary school child who lost their home was asked to make a list of things they wish they could have replaced right this moment. Restore West Liberty took that list and replaced some of the things the children listed. You might be surprised to know the things the children wanted back were not games or electronics. Most of the kids wanted their favorite stuffed animal replaced or a doll, some wanted shoes and others wanted things like jackets or other clothing items, for some it was a baseball cap of their favorite team.

The group was very appreciative of the donation and would like to thank all who gave.


Annual SGM Paul C. Gray JROTC Invitational

The RCHS JROTC Drill and Rifle team recently traveled to North Hardin High School to compete in the annual SGM Paul C. Gray JROTC invitational. The cadets who participated are the following: Addison Atkin, Felicia Bogss, Amethyst Chiantaretto, Josh England, Roger Garrett, Garret Hasty, Steven Hensley, Justin Houk, Jacob Houk, John David Hurley, Tiffany Howard, Shania Lawson, Josh Linville, Will Martin, Katlyn McGee, Jordan Moore, Shawn Osborne, Adam Poynter, Caleb Price, Ryan Rawlins, Tucker Rose, Victoria Smith, Dylan Stewart and David Wynn.

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SkillsUSA Southeast Region Competition Results

On March 2nd, 25 Rockcastle ATC SkillsUSA members attended the southeast region competitions at Somerset Community College/ London campus. They participated in numerous leadership and skills competitions representing the Automotive Technology, Electricity, and Welding programs. Even though the threatening weather brought the competitions to an early end, the members were able to bring back many medals.

The following is a list of contest winners. Jon Harrison (1st action Skills), TJ Abrams(2nd Action Skills), Derek Clark (2nd Automotive Technology), Rebekka Mullins (3rd Electrical Construction), Robby Renner (2nd Extemporaneous Speaking), Adam Reed (1st Industrial Motor Control), Nick Keathley (2nd Industrial Motor Control), Everett Wilson (3rd Industrial Motor Control), Dylan Stewart (1st Job Demo Open), Brandon Bullock (2nd Job Demo Open), Justin Barnes (2nd Job Interview), Toby Bishop (3rd Job Interview), Courtney Caldwell (1st Promotional Bulletin Board), Jesse Hayes (1st Welding), Tiffany Reynolds (1st Welding Sculpture), Jordan Renner (2nd Welding Sculpture), Rebekka Mullins, Everett Wilson, Zach Lunsford, Adam Reed, Waylon Mink, Adam Young, Jon Portwood (1st Opening/ Closing Ceremony). All first place winners will attend the State SkillsUSA competitions held April 2-5 in Louisville at the Galt House. Rockcastle ATC would like to congratulate all those who competed and represented their school and county so well.


JROTC Competes in Annual Army Service Championship

On February 6th 2012 CPT Jeffrey Thompson took four cadets from the Rockcastle County High School JROTC program to Camp Perry, Ohio to shoot against eighty-four other precision shooters in the annual JROTC Army Service Championships. The Cadets that participated were Jacob Houk, Justin Houk, Josh Linville and Jordan Moore. The cadets shot in a shoulder to shoulder match against several other schools such as: Walla Walla High school, Vilseck High School, Marmion Academy, Concordia Lutheran High School, and Madras High School. The cadets used German made Anschutz 2002 Precision air rifles and shot at electronic targets 30 feet away from where they were positioned.

The first two days were competitive shooting, each Cadet shot three positions; prone, kneeling, and standing. Schools were invited to shoot at either Camp Perry or Anniston, Alabama. The scores were added up after each day and on the last day the scores from both locations were compared to decide the top shooters.

Cadets also had the opportunity to participate in some fun events outside of shooting such as: going to see the movie star wars in 3D, the World’s Largest Cheese Store, and sightseeing around Lake Erie. Cadets traveled back to the barracks at the end of each day where they stayed. This is one of several events that our cadets are invited to each year, and hope we shoot well enough to get invited back next year.


Congratulations RCMS Student YMCA!

Congratulations to the Student YMCA on the great job they did at the Kentucky United Nations Assembly. They are pictured here with their Delegation of Excellence Award.

Front: James Clay Ballinger who received an Outstanding Ambassador award, David Gabbard, Michaela Hurt, and Rikki Lay. Middle: Caleb Ballinger, Caroline Coguer, Jackson Cromer, Laney Poynter, Samarah Lovins, Lindsey King, and Cassie Poynter. Back: Makenzie King, Brad Taylor, Callie Carpenter, Hannah Howard, and Emily Childress.
A proposal to protect indigenous people groups was presented by Cassie, James Clay, Caleb, and Jackson and was passed in the UN Summit.

Good work by Brad as a member of the Leadership Team, Emily on her campaign for Secretary General, Laney as a security council member, Lindsey as a parliamentarian and Michaela as a member of the Media Corp at KUNA. Caroline, Makenzie, Michaela, and Lindsey also did excellent representing their country in dance on the International Stage.


Congratulations Megan Martin!

RCHS student Megan Martin recently competed in Language Arts in State Governor's Cup Competition after finishing 3rd in Region 12 Governor's Cup.


Raymond Morgan Awarded $500 Scholarship

On February 11th, Rockcastle ATC Welding student Raymond Morgan participated in a welding contest hosted by Tulsa School of Welding in Jacksonville Florida. He competed against 117 seniors from Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida, and Alabama. Raymond received a $500 scholarship and plans to attend the post secondary welding school in August.


MVES 2nd Graders Hold Pillow Drive for Tornado Victims

Mrs. Cable’s second grade class at Mt. Vernon Elementary had a pillow drive for the victims of the recent tornados. Students brought in a pillow or a donation to purchase a pillow. 54 pillows were collected!! Great job 2nd graders. We would like to thank Mrs. Lisa McPherron for transporting the pillows.


RCHS girls' track team win the Mason-Dixon Games Indoor State Championship

The RCHS girls' track and field team won the Mason-Dixon Games Class 2A Indoor State Championship title this past Saturday in Louisville with a great team performance. The Lady Rockets defeated runner-up Louisville Central 76-60 for their 5th state title in the past six years.

RCHS was led by Michaela Hunter who led all scorers in the meet with 38 total points. Michaela won state titles in long jump, triple jump, and high jump while finishing as state runner-up in the 55-meter dash. In triple jump, Michaela broke the Class 2A indoor state record and just missed the all-time Mason-Dixon record by 1.5". Amy Johnson finished as state runner-up in shot put. Bryonna Cromer placed 3rd in the 800-meter run with a career best time. Alyssa Allen also recorded a career best in the 55-meter hurdles and placed 4th. Lacey Gastineau finished 4th in the 400-meter dash with a career best race. Rakhi Patel finished 10th in the 3000-meter run with a career best time. Rachel Cain placed 15th in the 1500-meter run with a season's best time. The 3200-meter relay team of 7th grader Sierra Mercer, Rachel Cain, Alyssa Cox, and Bryonna Cromer placed 6th with a season's best effort. The 800-meter relay team of 7th grader Jennifer Mercer, Kayla Cromer, Alyssa Allen, and Lacey Gastineau placed 4th. The 1600-meter relay team of Sierra Mercer, Alyssa Cox, Bryonna Cromer, and Lacey Gastineau sealed the state title win with a 3rd place finish and a season's best time. For the boys', RCHS shot put record-holder Ben Lake finished 3rd in the event winning a bronze medal for his great performance.


RCMS girls' track team win the Mason-Dixon Games Indoor State Championship

The RCMS girls' track team won the Mason-Dixon Games Indoor State Championship title this past Friday in Louisville defeating runner-up St. Gabriel 77-36. This made their 4th straight indoor state title and their 6th overall. Several girls won events and many placed in the top 5.

Sierra Mercer won the 400-meter dash state title and Ashley McKinney finished as state runner-up. Jennifer Mercer won the 55-meter dash state title and Nikki McGuire finished as state runner-up. Tori Phillips placed 3rd, Shelby Convery 4th, and Michaela Barron 5th. Katelynn Hensley won the long jump state championship and Mikaela Sadler finished as state runner-up. Nikki McGuire placed 3rd, Ashley McKinney 4th, and Taylor Bullock 5th. Hailey Harper finished as state runner-up in shot put and Taylar Bartlett placed 4th. Lanna Prewitt had personal best performances in the 1500 and 800-meter runs. Jordyn Powell, Alysa Goodman, Michelle Mink, and Chelsea Helton also ran very well for RCMS. The girls' 800-meter relay team of Jennifer Mercer, Arie-anna Lawson, Katelynn Hensley, and Mikaela Sadler won the relay state title and sealed the state championship team title for RCMS.


Parents:  Gain Access to Parent Portal

Rockcastle County Schools is pleased to offer parents/guardians access to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal as a means of enhancing communication between students, parents and educators and to promote educational excellence. The Portal gives parents/guardians access to view items such as grades, attendance and health records. The primary purpose of the Portal is to increase parent/guardian awareness and involvement in the education of their student.

In order to protect the confidentiality of student records, all parents/guardians who want to use the Portal are required to complete this Access Request/Acceptable Use Policy Agreement. Once completed, return the form to any one of your students’ schools. You may be asked by school personnel to present proof of identity (e.g. driver’s license) before being issued an activation key.

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