Founded in 1995, Berekum Arsenal Football Club is a Ghanaian football club based in Berekum. They are a member of the Division One League. Berekum Arsenal FC has a rich and storied history, coming up from the Second Division to play in Ghana’s Premier League for 13 years before a temporary relegation to Division One. During this time BAFC produced top players like [[John_Paintsil]|John Paintsil]] (Fulham), Emmanuel Agyemang Badu (Udinese), Poku Nana (Club Shabab of UAE), and Stephen Sarfo (Tadamon Sour of Lebanon), as well as others who went on to play in other Ghanaian clubs like Hearts of Oak, Asante Kotoko and Liberty Professionals.

Oliver Locke (born 20 March 1987) is a British actor and television personality known for appearing in E4 constructed reality series Made in Chelsea. His mother is former BBC Radio Solent DJ Sarah Locke. Locke grew up in Southampton, where he attended Embley Park School, a boarding school in Romsey, Hampshire where he shared a dorm with Game Of Thrones actor Alfie Allen. He moved to Sibford School for 6th Form before leaving to do a year foundation course at The Cambridge School Of Visual and Performing Arts. Locke then moved to Cirencester where he joined a property degree course at the Royal Agricultural College, before leaving after a year and moving to London in 2006 where he worked for an independent magazine in Chelsea. Locke then spent the next five years running nightclubs on the Kings Road and in Mayfair.

Fred Longstaff (birth registered third ¼ 1890 – 22 July 1916) was an English professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1910s. He played at representative level for Great Britain and England, and at club level for Halifax and Huddersfield, as a second-row, i.e. number 11 or 12, during the era of contested scrums. He was a member of Huddersfield's 1914/15 'Team of All Talents' by winning All Four Cups available to them.

Founded in 1995, Berekum Arsenal Football Club is a Ghanaian football club based in Berekum. They are a member of the Division One League. Berekum Arsenal FC has a rich and storied history, coming up from the Second Division to play in Ghana’s Premier League for 13 years before a temporary relegation to Division One. During this time BAFC produced top players like [[John_Paintsil]|John Paintsil]] (Fulham), Emmanuel Agyemang Badu (Udinese), Poku Nana (Club Shabab of UAE), and Stephen Sarfo (Tadamon Sour of Lebanon), as well as others who went on to play in other Ghanaian clubs like Hearts of Oak, Asante Kotoko and Liberty Professionals. In July 2019 Berekum Arsenal competed successfully in the Normalization Tournament, defeating many Premier League clubs and reaching the semi-finals before losing in a fine and exciting, hard fought match against Asante Kotoko. Their home stadium is Berekum Sports Stadium. The club's name and home kit are inspired by Arsenal F.C.

Swami Namananda Giri (Naa-maa-nan-da) lovingly called Namaji was Principal Disciple of Sri Haridhos Giri (Ha-ri-daas) and continued Sri Gnanananda Giri Peetam as a peetathipati (Leader) established by Swami Haridhos Giri, Chief Disciple of Sri Gnanananda Giri after Swami Haridhos Giri Jala Samathi. Since 1994, Namananda Giri maintained PandurangaTemple in Thennangur,India and continued Swami Haridhos Giri - Guruji's goal of spreading Namasankeerthan - The only easiest way to attain "Moksha" He also establish ashrams and continued charity work in the name of Swami Haridhos Giri and Swami Gnanananda Giri. Namaji was like Swami Haridhos Giri, who devoted his entire life to serve the Lord Panduranga and his guru, Gnanananda Giri.Like Swami Haridhos Giri, he also traveled all over the world including Singapore, Malaysia, London and other countries to spread Namasankeerthan. He has taught several people from all over the world about guru bhakthi in his speeches and bhajans like Swami Haridhos Giri. Even today, if you go to Thennangur,(the place which Swami Haridhos Giri and Swami Namananda Giri built in India) you can see his adishtanam beautifully built. Swami Namananda Giri has been having Swami Haridhos Giri as not only his guru, but also as his role model. Swami Namananda Giri attained moksha in Sept 2009, and Namaji nominated his long time disciple Sri B Arun who did seva to him for 17 years and who also served Swami Haridhos Giri for a year before that, to succeed him. Namaji gave him sanyasa dheekshai in secret, front of Sathgurunathar in Thennangur, but told him to wait until the right moment to accept it fully in public. Namaji’s successor who is the current Peetathipathi of Sri Gnanananda Giri Peetam is Swami Niranjanananda Giri (dheekshai name).
Swami Namananda Giri (Naa-maa-nan-da) lovingly called Namaji was Principal Disciple of Sri Haridhos Giri (Ha-ri-daas) and continued Sri Gnanananda Giri Peetam as a peetathipati (Leader) established by Swami Haridhos Giri, Chief Disciple of Sri Gnanananda Giri after Swami Haridhos Giri Jala Samathi.

World Imitation Productions (WImP) was an interdisciplinary art and music collective active during the early years of punk in Los Angeles, California through the late 1970s and early 1980s, c. 1977-1982. Their work involved the creation of xeroxed zines (a series of collage-based booklets sold at punk and record shops locally and internationally), art exhibitions, happenings, staged events, and Mail Art exchanged with other, contemporary artists.
World Imitation Productions (WImP) was an interdisciplinary art and music collective active during the early years of punk in Los Angeles, California through the late 1970s and early 1980s, c. 1977-1982. Their work involved the creation of xeroxed zines (a series of collage-based booklets sold at punk and record shops locally and internationally), art exhibitions, happenings, staged events, and Mail Art exchanged with other, contemporary artists. The WImP collective was known "most famously, (as) the legendary music group Monitor.." They also performed and released music under the band name The Tikis. The core members of WImP and Monitor were Steve Thomsen, Michael Uhlenkott, Laurie O’Connell, Jeffrey Rankin, Anne Connor, and Keith Mitchell. When performing as Monitor, Steve Thomsen played synthesizer and keyboards; Michael Uhlenkott played guitar and provided vocals; Laurie O'Connell provided vocals and played bass, and Jeffrey Rankin originally played drums, succeeded after the first 45 by Keith Mitchell (who in his later work with other bands became widely known as "the Buddy Rich of punk"). Peripherally, artist Jeffrey Vallance and Boyd Rice (of the industrial band NON, with Robert Turman) were occasional contributors.