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The Boy Scouts of America will accept openly gay youths starting on New Year's Day, a historic change that has prompted the BSA to ponder a host of potential complications - ranging from policies on tentmates and showers to whether Scouts can march in gay pride parades.
Yet despite their be-prepared approach, BSA leaders are rooting for the change to be a non-event, comparable to another New Year's Day in 2000 when widespread fears of digital-clock chaos to start the new millennium proved unfounded.
''My hope is there will be the same effect this January 1 as the Y2K scare,'' said Brad Haddock, a BSA national executive board member who chairs the policy implementation committee.
''It's business as usual, nothing happens and we move forward.''
Some churches are dropping their sponsorship of Scout units because of the new policy and some families are switching to a new conservative alternative called Trail Life USA.
But massive defections haven't materialised and most major sponsors, including the Roman Catholic and Mormon churches, are maintaining ties.
''There hasn't been a whole lot of fallout,'' said Haddock, a lawyer from Wichita, Kansas.
''If a church said they wouldn't work with us, we'd have a church right down the street say, 'We'll take the troop.'''
The new policy was approved in May, with support from 60 percent of the 1,400 voting members of the BSA's National Council.
The vote followed bitter nationwide debate, and was accompanied by an announcement that the BSA would continue to exclude openly gay adults from leadership positions.
Under the new membership policy, youths can no longer be barred from the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts or coed Venturers program solely on the basis of sexual orientation. However, gay Scouts will face some limitations.
''Any sexual conduct, whether heterosexual or homosexual, by youth of Scouting age is contrary to the virtues of Scouting,'' says one BSA document.
''No member may use Scouting to promote or advance any social or political position or agenda, including on the matter of sexual orientation.''
Trying to anticipate potential friction, the BSA has distributed extensive explanations and question-and-answer documents related to the policy.
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- Could a Scout march in uniform in a gay-pride parade?
No, says the BSA.
''Each youth member is free as an individual to express his or her thoughts or take action on political or social issues but must not use Scouting's official uniforms and insignia when doing so.''
-How publicly active could a gay Scout be, in terms of gay-rights advocacy?
The BSA's reply: ''While a youth member may acknowledge his or her sexual preference, that acknowledgment may not reach the level of distraction, which may include advocacy, promotion, or the distribution of information of a sexual nature.''
A frequently-asked-questions document anticipates that some objections might surface from parents - or Scouts themselves - in cases where a unit includes an openly gay boy.
Regarding shower and toilet facilities, the BSA says it is encouraging units to provide greater individual privacy, including moving away from the tradition of group showers.
''The adult leaders have the discretion to arrange private showering times and locations,'' the BSA says.
Sleeping arrangements also are addressed, with specific decisions left to unit leaders.
''If a Scout or parent of a Scout makes a request to not tent with another Scout, their wishes should be honoured,'' says the BSA.
Haddock says ''isolated pockets'' of problems are likely to surface, but overall he expects adult leaders will have the skills to defuse potential conflicts.
There are about 1 million adult leaders and 2.6 million youth members in Scouting in the U.S.
Of the roughly 110,000 Scout units, 70 percent are sponsored by religious organisations, including several conservative denominations that had long supported the BSA's exclusion of gay youth and gay adults.
Among the major sponsors, the Southern Baptist Convention made clear its disappointment with the new youth policy, but left the decision on whether to cut ties up to local churches.
An SBC spokesman, Sing Oldham, said it was not known how many churches have done so.
The biggest sponsor of Scout units - the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - commended the BSA for a ''thoughtful, good-faith effort'' to address a challenging issue, and said it would stay engaged in Scouting.
John Gailey of the Utah National Parks Council, the nation's largest council, said its youth membership had increased from 74,148 in December 2012 to 75,863 this month.
Like the Mormons, the Roman Catholic Church has generally accepted the new policy.
Many parishes will continue to sponsor Scout units, though a few have considered cutting ties.
The National Catholic Committee on Scouting posted a question-and-answer document on its website, delving into the intersection of Scouting policy and Catholic teaching.
''The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that individuals who disclose a same-sex attraction are to be treated with the same dignity due all human beings ... and also teaches that engaging in sexual activity outside of marriage is always immoral,'' says the Q-and-A, concluding that the new BSA policy does not contradict Catholic teaching.
The ultimate decision on whether parishes would maintain or cut ties with the BSA was left to individual bishops. Several expressed cautious support for continuing in Scouting.
''As the new policy currently stands, I see no reason to prohibit our parishes from sponsoring Boy Scout troops,'' said Rev. Kevin Rhoades, bishop of Indiana's Fort Wayne-South Bend diocese.
''At the same time, it is critical that we be vigilant on how this new policy is interpreted and implemented.''
One likely target of such scrutiny will be former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, scheduled to take over in the spring as the BSA's next president.
As leader of the Pentagon, Gates helped change the military's ''Don't Ask, Don't Tell'' policy banning openly gay soldiers, and gay-rights groups hope he will try to end the BSA's ban on gay adult leaders.
The new youth policy was approved during a BSA meeting in May in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine, near the Scouts' national headquarters in Irving, Texas.
Texas has a long heritage of Scouting, with tens of thousands of youth members and many families claiming generations of Eagle Scouts.
Among them is Gov. Rick Perry, who achieved Scouting's highest rank growing up in the small town of Paint Creek.
The membership debate was closely followed by local Scouts on both sides; some carried signs and held rallies outside the meeting place. But in subsequent months, the debate has quieted. Bill Helfand, scoutmaster of Troop 55 in Houston, said membership in his troop has remained steady at about 225 boys.
''We never considered sexual orientation, and I don't think many troops really did,'' Helfand said.
''I don't know whether we had Scouts who are homosexual. I don't inquire ... It's not a matter of concern.''
Helfand said the membership debate, while closely covered in the media, did not extend into his meetings with leaders and parents, besides occasional discussion of the policy at camp-outs.
He says he hasn't talked to any Scout about his sexual orientation and doesn't intend to.
However, some Texas parents and leaders have decided to switch to Trail Life USA, an alternative which declares itself ''a Christian adventure, character, and leadership program for young men.''
Among them is Ron Orr, a business consultant from the Fort Worth area who is signing up local units for the group.
So far, he said he has 25 groups ''pre-chartered'' for a Jan. 1 launch date in the territory covered by the BSA's Circle Ten and Longhorn councils.
That's modest compared to the 39,000 Scouts served by the Circle Ten council alone. Orr is part of a family with four generations of Eagle Scouts.
His older son recently earned his Eagle rank and his younger son was on the verge of doing likewise. But Orr said he could not stand by after the policy change.
''As Christians, from a scriptural basis, we love all folks, but the scripture is very clear that being homosexual is a sin,'' Orr said.
''We've got to be able to hold a strong line and set a consistent example for our young men.''
Orr said his decision to cut ties with the BSA rested in part on the Scout Oath, which includes the admonition to remain ''morally straight.''
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Through SU (7/31) – Open registration for fall adult kickball leagues. Registration information: firstname.lastname@example.com. $40.
Through TH (6/30) – Exhibition of the jewelry of Joanna Goldberg.
Through SU (7/17) – Americana, Swannanoa Valley Fine Arts League member exhibition.
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Through SA (8/20) – WARPED, exhibition of art on the intermingling of sound and weaving.
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FR (6/24) through (8/2) – Sunset Motel, exhibition of acrylic paintings by Brock Forrer & Ally Alsup. Opening reception: Friday, June 24, 6-10pm.
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Links: Bronco Mendenhall introduced at Virginia hoops game; Kalani Sitake throwback feature
His introductory press conference was more than three weeks ago, but on Wednesday, former BYU football coach Bronco Mendenhall got to address fans of his new employer, the University of Virginia, for the first time.
Appearing at center court during halftime of the fifth-ranked Cavaliers' men's basketball game, Mendenhall spoke for about 90 seconds.
"What I promise you is that there won't be anyone that will work harder than I will, and I only know winning football," he said. "I don't know what it's like to be home in the holidays. Bowl games happen with this program. If the past is any indication, 11 years as a head coach, 11 straight bowl games, and why not start making it 12 this next season?"
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"Kalani has made a major impact on this team," then-head coach LaVell Edwards said. "With the nature of his position, you don't get the ball very much." Edwards continues," But he is a great blocker and a very good pass receiver. He's a great leader both on and off the field."
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Earlier in the day, a story by CBS Sports' Ken Berger featured former BYU star and current Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge discussing his first impressions of Bryant.
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It will be interesting to see what the Utes do with the two other OC's.
Roderick rejected an offer from Bronco earlier this week. Hoping he sticks around, Chow could really teach him a thing or two.
I'm sure UCLA and USC are not happy about this. Talk about having first hand knowledge of your competition.
Big Get for the Utes!!
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It will be awesome to see him carve up the unathletic defense that little brother puts on the field.
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Big time programs hire big time coaches.
Non AQ programs hire unproven commodities and hope for the best.
It's the natural order of things.
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What a great pickup by the Utes. Mendenhall gets Dupaix and elevates Doman, while Whittingham adds Tim Davis and Norm Chow. In terms of experience and know-how it's night and day. Big advantage to Utah.
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Glad to have Chow and though I admire your devotion to the Utes Hedghog and Chris B., please don't bring BYU into as it has nothing to do with them accept he used to be the OC their (a long long time ago). To me doing so is sinking to their level as they tend to obsess about all things Utah. We're moving on, no reason to look in the rearview mirror, PAC 12 should be our only concern now. Go Utes.
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I'm very interested to understand what type of offense Chow will run. I say
this because the Utes just had a visit (today) from Mike Eubank - 4 star
dual-threat QB. He's 6'5 220 4.7.
Why would they bring in a dual threat 4 star ( with several big name offers) if they plan on the pro style offense??
- 6:09 p.m. Jan. 22, 2011
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I think Chow is a great hire for the Utes. He will bring a lot of experience to
an already energetic coaching staff. Let's hope he still has some innovation in
him and can pass it along to the younger coaches.
Also, it's interesting how the comments of the previous "fans" focus on how this hire will affect BYU. I don't think any BYU fans are losing sleep over this hire. The last time a Chow offense went to Provo they put up exactly 0 points against that "unathletic defense". It's apparent, even after all the changes the past year, that Utah will still judge the success of their season by how well they do against BYU. Little brother indeed.
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To Rock: Amen, my friend. This is about Utah and the future of Utah football in the PAC 12. Like the hire and looking forward to next year. Go Utes.
- 6:14 p.m. Jan. 22, 2011
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Nice last time the Cougars played Norm's team the final score was 59-0 advantage
BYU. Oh Ya with Max as the QB!
I expect more of the same starting next September.
- 6:17 p.m. Jan. 22, 2011
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washed up has been. good luck with that ute fans...
- 6:19 p.m. Jan. 22, 2011
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Isn't it amazing how someone has to try and tear down someone else to give them
a superiority feeling. Psychologist's say small minded, insecure people do that.
This is a great selection for Utah. Time will tell if he still has the magic.
- 6:25 p.m. Jan. 22, 2011
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What is with Utah taking all of BYU's former players and coaches?
Could it be a long history of success vs. two good years?
Anyway I know Norm and his family. Good people.
It will be interesting to see how this all plays out.
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I wish Chow well and that is a hard one because I wish the yewts failure. And that is only because of their fans. Max Hall spoke the truth about them.
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It will be good to have Norm back. We can now have a great offense to go with the defense that has done so well for so many years. This will really help with PAC-12 recruiting as well.
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Didn't BYU fire him? And he ran the worst offense in the country last year.
Why is this a big get for the Utes? They just picked up yesterday's news and
think it's the future.
And, of course, without fail, yet again, etc, etc, Hedgehog, Chris B and Howard continue to prove, day in and out (although Chris B actually posted a somewhat thoughtful comment after BYU beat Utah in basketball, but apparently that was a fleeting moment) that Max Hall, no matter if he starts in the NFL or ends up selling phones in the mall, was correct.
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Hey, JoeSchmoe, rivalry banter is great, but don't you think it is a bit of a stretch to say Utah has had only "two good years?" If you mean the 2004 and 2008 undefeated seasons as Utah's "two good years," then BYU has had exactly one "good year" in its entire history, and that was 26 years ago. No, sir: 9 of the last 10 bowl games and two undefeated seasons and several 9-win seasons along with 2010's 10-win season all count as "good years." So do all of BYU's 10-win seasons and other good years. Gotta give credit where credit is due, amigo.
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Psychologist's also have a term that discribes the TDS very well
Separation anxiety: is a developmental stage during which the child experiences anxiety when separated from the primary caregiver.
TDS fans are witness to the seperation:
Head to head 2-3 and 6-9
BCS bowl wins 2. tds 0
Recruiting..... child please.
And now a NATIONALLY respected OC hire.
I know it hurts but the process was put into play when the Utes and not the tds were invited to the Conference of Champions.
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Awesome!! PAC 12!! BCS!! Norm Chow!! Go Utes!!
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Utah hiring Norm Chow is "yesterday's news" (to quote you), yet your first thought was to come over here and post about it?
Your insecurity is showing.
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\nSo, while it was on our radar, I didn't honestly think we would end up here. Everything in SD was going really well. One day in Mid September, I got a call from my wife's uncle from HHI and a huge opportunity to open up a massive restaurant on HHI came up and he introduced me to the owner. 2 phone interviews later I was offered the job and had to make a tough call with my wife. She had been really missing her family and stuff, and with a limited job pool down here, I took a chance. We packed up and headed out two weeks later... Toughest call ive ever had to make... Miss San Diego a lot, but all in all HHI is a sick place... The waves dont go off, but I have a ton of fun once or twice a week in some chest to head high stuff. Most times, I am literally the only guy out at the most popular spot on the island... so, its crazy coming from perfect crowded waves but then getting similar satisfaction out of mediocre and smaller days, but getting every wave that comes through.... Im happy though.
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I think that you will be fine with the 3/2 & 4/3 combo. Everyone has different temp standards, but I think a 5/4 may be a little to radical for our southern waters. Play it by ear and if you need a 5/4 come January - go get one. Otherwise, I would put those greenbacks to a new board or some super dank imported beer.
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Dec 18, 2012, 09:47 PM
\nwhat kinda imported beer we talkin here? cause dos equis is not super dank
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Dec 18, 2012, 10:08 PM
hacent had time yet, but im frothing to get up to Folly/Washout... I almost went during Sandy, but HHI was pretty perfect so I stayed
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Dec 19, 2012, 12:08 PM
\nSuper dank?
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Dec 19, 2012, 02:04 PM
I must say Hoegarden is so tasty. Its my preferred beer at this moment.
\nHow did this turn into a beer thread though, I honeslty thought i clicked on a wrong thread to reply.
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Dec 19, 2012, 02:45 PM
Flying dog out of Frederick MD is a sick beer. Raging ***** IPA is my favorite. Down here, the sweetwater 420 is a big micro brewery, but im not a huge fan.... all STONES are off the charts, but honestly, the best beer in the WORLD right now is Ballast Point Sculpin IPA out of San Diego. Hands down best beer on draft or bottle... Like Crack Water.
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Dec 19, 2012, 03:15 PM
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Dec 19, 2012, 03:25 PM
\nBut seriously, if you guys can put me onto some solid local beers from SC, I will try them out and get them in my bar this week. Ive been looking local for a few months without tons of luck... Random sh** that no one knows of doesn't really sell unless its outstanding and I can get the staff behind it.
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Finally someone is doing something with that restaraunt thats been vacant forever. I go to school in Charleston but Im here for christmas. Washout is definitely better than Burkes any type of swell except for the high angled North/NE swells. Usually goes right past Folly Beach and hits HHi better. Washout is a zoo though, Youll feel right at home coming from SD but Im telling you, Ive seen 50 guys out there on waist high days recently (booties and fullsuits), all shortboarders though so thats a welcome change from HHI's endless longboards/SUPs
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Dec 19, 2012, 06:33 PM
\nI spent 5 months as a beer buyer and event coordinator at a local beer store/restaurant, so if you ever need beer suggestions, let me know. I have some experience with moving draft products.
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Yup, that's us... Opposite of the boat house on the other side of the bridge. We are technically a HHI address and zip code (political nonsense) but we took over the old Sea Trawler and opened up a month ago.... Place is ENORMOUS! 10,000sq ft. and we can seat upwards of 500 people on 4 different level. We rennovated the whole downstairs (outside) and made waterfront seating for about 100. We have the Main DR that holds about 300, a third level above that is capable of about 40 more people with a VIP room on the 4th floor with panoramic elevated HHI/Water views that holds about 20 people.... Mobile bars out on the pier/dock...
\nbut so far, we have been killing it. If you are a local, stop in and check out the locals only menu i made for the bar... best deal in the county....
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Dec 19, 2012, 03:37 PM
Here are some links to help get you some info:
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Dec 19, 2012, 03:43 PM
With ya on Dogfish Head 90. I practically own stock, I buy so much of that stuff.
\nAlso, Edmund Fitzgerald Porter from Great lakes Brewing Co. That's a world-class concoction to get through these long winter nights.
\nLee....ever check out the 7-11 on 39th St? Hard to believe it's a 7-11, the guy has a great range of seriously good beers.
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I wore a 3/2 for years with boots but I recently bought a 4/3. With boots and a 4/3 I am perfect in the water and when the air temps dip down to about 55 I always wear gloves. This combo is perfect until the water gets down into the high 40s.
\nI have a rip curl dawn patrol 4/3 with the new E3 technology. Very flexible and keeps me super warm
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Dec 19, 2012, 11:22 AM
No one I know here uses a 5/4. I was actually using a 2 mil spring suit 2 weeks ago. Yes, the water does get into the mid/high 40's sometimes, but the air temp is generally higher. I use a spring suit until it gets to 60F, then I switch to a 4/3. If it actually gets to the 40's, I will probably just add a hoodie and boots. Honestly, most people are fine with this combo.
\nAs for Folly, it is fun, but not leaps and bounds above the swell you will see. I usually surf IOP, and my break will be 1-2' lower than the washout during a decent day. On the small days (80% of what we see), they are pretty much the same.
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Dec 19, 2012, 11:58 AM
You'll be fine getting a Cadillac 4/3. I just got a Drylock but still have not worn it yet since it hasn't gotten cold enough. Get a hooded vest for the really cold days to keep your core a little warmer and you should be fine.
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Yep......Most you will need is a 4/3. I do the same with the hooded vest. 5mm on the hands and feet. I'm in my 3/2 with 3 on the hands and feet till the water gets below 45.
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Dec 20, 2012, 01:30 PM
Thanks guys. I guess its unanimous that I will not need the 5 mil... If I have some extra cash this winter, I may just invest in one for trips up to see my dad in Bethany, DE... but its good to know my 4 mil will make it through the winter down here. I have 2 4 mils right now, so that should be perfect. I just need a hood, gloves and thicker boots. I have a pair of 2 mil reef booties, but they wont do much under 55 degrees or so....
\nHopefully some family looked at my amazon wish list, cause it has gloves booties and a hood. Havent worn a hood in 12 years or so...
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Dec 19, 2012, 01:42 PM
that's super dank. Gotta love the Belgium beers... Even if they do come in $20 six packs.
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Dec 19, 2012, 02:57 PM
I'm going to print all these beers and after surfing all day Friday in my 4/3 with 5 mil booties, I'm going to go to the Fat Pelican in CB and see how many I can drink. Drink Dank Drunk...
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Doing time Gangnam Style! Footage of Filipino prisoners dancing to catchy hit single becomes internet sensation
It's been the unexpected hit of the summer.
College bands have copied it, newly weds have woven it into their celebrations - and now everyone's favourite prison dance troupe have adopted South Korean rapper Psy's Gangnam Style.
The inmates of Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines are famous for performing an epic Michael Jackson Thriller performance in 2007, which now has over 50 million views.
Internet sensation: Inmates perform the dance routine en masse at the prison in the Philippines
Back by popular demand: Inmates at the prison in the Philippines previously performed a dance routine to Michael Jackson's Thriller, which has been watched by millions online
And now the world renowned dancing inmates are back with their Gangnam Style performance that has instantly gone viral.
Even though it was pouring rain, the large group danced to Psy's hit single that has taken the world by storm for visitors to the prison.
Hundreds of the prisoners performed the routine, thrusting, waving and jerkily popping their limbs to the catchy tune, clad in their bright red uniforms.
Nearly 1,000 prisoners took part in the performance at Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Centre
Gangnam Style: Rapper Psy's unlikely hit has taken the world by storm
The inmates - of which nearly 1,000 participated - join a host of groups eager to parody the crazy choreography which includes the iconic horse-riding dance move.
Sadly, their wardens would not allow them the use of a pool, sauna or elevator so they could completely mimic the video, which sees the eccentric rapper relaxing in a swimming pool or enjoying a steam bath in a towel.
They are the latest to mimic the video, which went viral through social networks and was shared and tweeted by celebrities across the world.
In one hilarious spoof, students from the US Naval Academy 22nd Company strut their stuff round the Annapolis, Maryland campus decked out in their glistening white uniforms.
San Francisco newlyweds Stephani Nguyen and Jeremy Ueno also joined in the craze by coming up with an inspired plan to adapt YouTube's most viewed pop hit of all time to make their hilarious video.
Special summer: San Francisco newly-weds copied the video for their big day after the hit went viral
Even U.S. Naval Students have got in on the act, mimicking the moves in their pristine white uniforms
Psy's music video, in which he performs his now signature horse riding move, became an internet hit attracting hundreds of millions of viewers on YouTube since its July release and the singer attended the VMA's.
Psy - real name Park Jae Sung - was the first Korean artist to be invited to the industry event since 2005.
His undeniably catchy song was meant as a commentary on the rampant materialism and emphasis on appearance of today's South Korea - particularly in relation to Gangnam, which Psy terms Seoul's Beverly Hills.
'Gangnam Style' is Korean slang that refers to a luxurious lifestyle associated with the Gangnam district, an affluent and trendy area of Seoul.
The phrase is widely associated with people who are 'trendy', 'hippy' or exude 'swag'
The Los Angeles Times has said the song was #taking over the world' and Time Magazine said it was 'hard not to watch again …and again …and again.'
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