#apollo hospital franchise

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(last updated: 27/12/24)

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Am I okay with doubles?

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Cassidy: ehh- it’s iffy

Millard: Sure?

Telemachus: nada, sorry :< (fictives are chill though if I know you)

Some form of relation/connection to the FNaF franchise besides a kintype. Potential hearthome or idk maybe I’m just sad about my family lmao (damn. There’s a sentence I never thought I’d say in regards to the Aftons.)

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also please note, even if you are not in my DNI list, I do block freely, I do not stand for people who are constantly pessimistic. I don’t care if you’re pessimistic in general, myself am a realist, but what I mean by that is if you are more than 80% of the time just a negative being, I will most likely not interact with you. I am endo neutral. Don’t bring discourse to me.

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[ohwell-itsme-but-danganronpa]

Kokichi forgets v3 (saiouma misunderstanding angst prompt)

Apollo: "After the game, Kokichi randomly goes missing. No one knows where he is and unfortunately, not many of them care.

They think that he's running away from his problems like always and besides, they have much more important things to worry about, namely getting out of this damn hospital run by Team Danganronpa.

Unbeknownst to them, Kokichi is still there. He's kept locked in a different ward, with the staff doing their best to slowly break him down.

Sure, the franchise lost a lot of fans and supporters thanks to the 'survivors' but it was still running and well…Kokichi was a fan favourite so why not reuse him?

Why not break him down until he doesn't remember what happened? Why not make him trust them so they can throw him back in? He might not have been a survivor but who cares?"

Checkers: Do they not realize until they see him on V4

Apollo: "They don't even know there's gonna be a V4 until ads suddenly start playing with a strangely familiar silhouette

His behaviour has changed slightly and people start getting close to him and it hurts the V3 cast because they could have been close to him but they weren't and they hadn't even tried to find when when he stopped appearing.

They can't help but wonder if they could have saved him from this fate

But imagine not caring about someone and seeing them thrown back into DR and seeing them be liked by people"

Hina: Seeing Kokichi in that game, unable to remember anything that happened, is absolutely killing them Idk if he keeps his talent but If he brings the group together as a leader in that game?

Apollo: It tears them up inside because they finally notice that he IS a good leader…They just never gave him a chance

Hina: Imagine they try reaching out to him once he gets out But. He only recalls V4s cast

me: he falls for Shuichi anyway, as a handsome stranger he met, Shuichi gives up on telling him since he is not getting those memories back and has a fresh dose of trauma to deal with, so why bother him with Shuichi's guilt… well, Kokichi ends up finding out what happened in v3 anyway but it's like, Kokichi tells him he doesn't want to know about it and that he doesn't plan to look into it, because it would just feel weird to see himself there with no memories of it and possibly acting like someone else, but he stumbles onto a clip that has Shuichi in it online and gets curious and he thinks Shuichi hates him and only got close to him to get back at him like, mind you, he has no idea what his motivations and plans were in v3, he sees a clip that's from a curated narrative and he's just. it's super fucked up for him to see it's actually some Shuichi compilation I decided, so it starts tame, some sad moments, actually a cute moment from their FTE, and then he gets bitch slapped with Shuichi being mad at him and telling him off, and Shuichi seeming to only care about Kaito in ch5 he comes to Conclusions I am picturing it happening as they're in this fragile early stage of the relationship where they've been on a couple dates but haven't called it an official item and told people, so it's super bad - bad No reason for Kokichi to calm down and ground himself in something he can trust Shuichi about, nobody to intervene

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The Big Three & The Freudian Trio

Note: I know that Freud is a pretty much hated figure and his theories are criticized for various reasons. And I perfectly understood you guys, I partly blame him for all the "Yo Mama!" jokes when in the Myth of Oedipus dude literally gouged his eyes out after he found out that he actually fu- ANYWAY, this post is purely based on the trope inspired by one of his psychological theories and nothing else.

As you guys might have observed, there are a lot of franchises which contain at least one trio. What some of you might not notice though is that this trio is usually ment to respect the "Two Foils + Balance" unwritten rule, each character representing one of these three positions: The Id, The Ego and The Superego.

Freud defined the human psyche as consisting of three parts:

the Id, which represented emotional and instinctual desires;

the Superego, which represented the rules and social conventions;

the Ego, which reconciled the Id and Superego through conscious choices.

Likewise, the Freudian Trio consists of three characters: one who acts emotionally and instinctively, one who acts with cold, passionless logic and one who reconciles the two conflicting ideals. Sometimes the Id/Superego dynamics play out with just two characters, but in those cases the representatives of opposing sides must learn to negotiate with each other.

Now, the main reason why I decided to write this post is because when it comes the the Big Tree I observed that many people decide that Zeus is the Id because, according to them, he is "impulsive, greedy, prone to huge temper-tantrums, entirely motivated by his sex drive", Poseidon is the Ego because he "could be reasonable or nuts. But in general less impulsive than Zeus and less rigid than Hades" and Hades is the Superego (brooding, morbid, obssesed with rules and laws).

And I respectfully have to disagree with these choices, more specifically with the "Zeus = Id" and "Poseidon = Ego" one.

I understand the fact that Zeus is more prominent than Poseidon in the greek myths, and by extension people tend to believe that he is more impulsive than him whereas Poseidon is more cool-headed. But in reality, it’s quite the opposite. I know that Zeus haters don't like to hear that, but Zeus is pretty much capable of long-term planning and proves himself to be intelligent and strategic whenever he wants to. He is very cunning and the fact that he sleeps with many women isn't necessary because he is horny, but because he tries to create in the process powerful (but not powerful enough to overthrow him, of course) and honorable deities and heroes. After all, he is the Father of the Gods both metaphorically and literally. Poseidon, on the other hand, is way more short-tempered than him. He was the one who complained the most about the fact that he didn't get the sky and even joined Hera, Apollo and Athena in a failed attempt to overthrow him. Contrary to what people believe, Zeus has more beef with Poseidon than with Hades, who seemed very content with receiving the Underworld and got there right after drawing the shortest straw. Also, just because the myths where Poseidon brutally rapes someone are less common than the ones in which Zeus does it, that doesn’t mean that he is less of a rapey god than his younger brother.

The Ego is Zeus — god of law over men and hospitality, the mediator between other gods and the enforcer of laws (but not in a rigid/unrealistic manner), while the Id is Poseidon — as roiling and angry as the sea, causing trouble. It was Zeus, after all, who decreed that the gods should stop interfering in the Trojan War, and the one who swallowed the Goddess of Prudence.

[justforbooks]

When Carl Weathers auditioned for the role of Apollo Creed, the prizefighter who gives an untried contender a shot at his heavyweight title in Rocky (1976), he was asked to read opposite the film’s writer. “Now – I’m ignorant – and as I finish reading, I say, ‘Well, wait a minute, if you can get me a real actor to read with, I can do this a lot better.’”

Unbeknown to him, his scene partner was the newcomer Sylvester Stallone, who had not only written the script but was playing the title role. “Somehow I got the job,” said Weathers.

A 6ft 2in former NFL linebacker, Weathers, who has died aged 76, brought the full force of his charisma to a role that could in less skilful hands have prompted straightforward hisses and boos. There was a depth and kindness to him that no amount of on-screen braggadocio could conceal. He spoke, said one LA Times reporter, with the “overly concise diction of a TV evangelist”.

To prepare for the role of Apollo, Weathers watched old Muhammad Ali fights for inspiration. Shot for peanuts, the film grossed $225m, won three Oscars, including best picture, and spawned four sequels. A further three films in the spin-off Creed cycle featured Michael B Jordan as Apollo’s son Adonis.

Weathers was taken aback by the instant fame that Rocky brought him. The day after the film opened, he said, “I was out for a walk in Manhattan and street vendors are yelling, ‘Yo, Apollo.’ That is scary. You are not prepared for that.”

He reprised his role in the first three Rocky sequels. Rocky II (1979) begins immediately after the events of the original film, with both fighters in wheelchairs, coming face-to-swollen-face with one another in the hospital.

“Get up out of that chair, chump, and let’s finish this fight right now!” Apollo demands, having won only on a split decision after 15 rounds. Later, there is a moment of tenderness when Rocky, bandaged and slurring, wheels himself to Apollo’s hospital room late at night, nudges open his door, and asks whether Apollo really gave the match his all.

Though they decide initially against a rematch, Apollo becomes incensed by the hate mail he receives branding the fight a fake. Rocky II ends with the opponents bloodied on the canvas. Struggling to his feet, Rocky is declared the winner.

In Rocky III (1982), Apollo trains Rocky against a vicious new opponent, Clubber Lang (Mr T). The old adversaries get back in the ring at the end of that film for a friendly sparring match, the outcome of which remained a secret until Rocky revealed to Adonis in Creed (2015) that Apollo had clinched it. In Rocky IV (1985), Apollo is brutally trounced in a bout with the Russian boxer Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren). He dies in Rocky’s arms.

Weathers found many of the subsequent roles he was offered to be “pointless and meaningless”. But he enjoyed squaring off against another of that decade’s action heroes – Arnold Schwarzenegger – in the fantasy thriller Predator (1987).

In their first scene together, the men greet each other with a handshake that develops into an impromptu arm-wrestling contest. It is won by Schwarzenegger, his bicep bulging monstrously in close-up – a clear case of the more famous actor literally flexing his celebrity muscle.

Weathers later meets a sticky end during an encounter in the jungle with a shape-shifting alien. He loses an arm – his finger is still firing the trigger of his automatic weapon even as the limb falls to the ground – before expiring with a blood-curdling scream.

During his down-time on Predator, the actor developed with the film’s producer Joel Silver a lead role for himself as a Detroit detective in his own shoot-’em-up adventure, Action Jackson (1988), though a hoped-for franchise never materialised.

He acquitted himself well in the Adam Sandler golfing comedy Happy Gilmore (1996) as a pro golfer whose hand is bitten off by an alligator; in one scene, he sits at a grand piano on a golf course playing We’ve Only Just Begun. He reprised the role in Sandler’s Little Nicky (2000) but was even funnier as a tight-fisted, cost-cutting version of himself in four episodes of the sitcom Arrested Development between 2004 and 2013.

Weathers was born in New Orleans, the eldest son of a labourer father. He won a sports scholarship to St Augustine high school, then attended Long Beach Poly high school and Long Beach City College. He made it to San Diego State University on a football scholarship and graduated with a degree in theatre.

His professional football career began in 1970 with a single season with the Oakland Raiders. After being dismissed for being “too sensitive”, he played for two years with the British Columbia Lions in the Canadian Football League. “How good was I? I was good enough to make it … But I was never dedicated enough. I was never in love with football.” Acting, he said, was “a lot more fun, and I ache a lot less.”

He retired from football in 1974 and won supporting roles in television series such as The Six Million Dollar Man (1975) and Starsky and Hutch (1976), and with Pam Grier in the blaxploitation thrillers Bucktown and Friday Foster (both 1975).

After Rocky, he starred with Burt Reynolds and Kris Kristofferson in the football comedy Semi-Tough (1977); with Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford in the Guns of Navarone sequel Force 10 from Navarone (1978); and alongside Charles Bronson and Lee Marvin in the thriller Death Hunt (1981). He also wrote and performed the 1981 soul single You Ought to Be With Me.

Television work was plentiful, though attempts to fashion a long-running TV vehicle for him were hit-and-miss. In Fortune Dane (1986), he played a political troubleshooter battling white-collar crime; the show lasted six episodes. Its producer Barney Rosenzweig called Weathers “one of the more intelligent people I’ve ever been in business with. But he’s a physical animal. He’s gorgeous … The guy looks like a Greek god.”

He was a regular on Street Justice (1991-93), In the Heat of the Night (1993-95), inspired by the 1967 Sidney Poitier film of the same name, and Chicago Justice (2017).

Weathers also provided the voice of Combat Carl in Toy Story 4 (2019) and played the bounty hunter Greef Karga in the Star Wars spin-off series The Mandalorian (2019-23).

Weathers’ three marriages ended in divorce. He is survived by two sons, Jason and Matthew, from his first marriage, to Mary Ann Castle in 1973.

🔔 Carl Weathers, actor, born 14 January 1948; died 1 February 2024

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Apollo Pharmacy Franchise Cost : Opportunities in India 2025

Apollo Pharmacy is part of Apollo Hospitals, one of India's largest and most respected healthcare groups. This pharmacy chain is recognized for its commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction, making it a trusted option for medical products and services. Through its Apollo pharmacy franchise cost model, Apollo Pharmacy extends its reach across India, allowing entrepreneurs to join a thriving healthcare network. Franchisees benefit from the brand’s established reputation, professional guidance, and access to a wide range of products.

Franchise Cost and Investment Requirements :

The cost of setting up an Apollo Pharmacy franchise varies depending on factors such as location, size, and store format. On average, the total investment required for an Apollo Pharmacy franchise ranges from approximately INR 5 to 10 lakhs. This investment covers essential aspects such as inventory, store setup, signage, and branding. Additionally, franchisees may be required to pay an upfront franchise fee, which generally falls between INR 1 to 2 lakhs. Overall, Apollo Pharmacy provides a comparatively affordable investment opportunity in the retail healthcare industry.

Infrastructure and Space Requirements :

To establish an Apollo Pharmacy franchise, franchisees are required to meet certain infrastructure criteria to ensure a seamless customer experience. The ideal location is a high-visibility area with significant foot traffic, such as near hospitals, residential areas, or commercial complexes. The required space generally ranges between 200 to 500 square feet, with an optimal layout for product display and storage. This setup helps franchisees attract more customers, maximize store efficiency, and enhance profitability.

Training and Support from Apollo Pharmacy :

One of the major advantages of partnering with Apollo Pharmacy is the comprehensive support provided to franchisees. Apollo Pharmacy ensures that franchisees are well-equipped to manage their stores through extensive training programs covering product knowledge, store operations, and customer service. Franchisees receive ongoing support, including marketing assistance, supply chain management, and inventory control, which helps maintain the brand’s standards and enhances the franchisee’s chances of success.

Product Range and Inventory Management :

Apollo Pharmacy offers a diverse product portfolio, catering to the growing demand for healthcare products in India. Franchisees gain access to a wide range of pharmaceutical and over-the-counter (OTC) medications, wellness products, personal care items, and medical equipment. Apollo’s well-established supply chain ensures that franchisees receive products efficiently, minimizing stock shortages and maximizing customer satisfaction. This range and reliability enhance the franchise’s appeal, making it a go-to destination for healthcare needs.

Revenue Potential and Profit Margins :

The revenue potential of an Apollo Pharmacy franchise largely depends on the store’s location, customer base, and management efficiency. On average, Apollo franchise cost can expect profit margins of around 15% to 20% on pharmaceutical products and up to 25% on other healthcare products. By implementing efficient operational practices, optimizing product display, and focusing on customer satisfaction, franchisees can boost their sales and profitability. The Apollo brand’s established customer trust also helps franchisees achieve steady revenue growth.

Marketing and Brand Recognition :

One of the standout benefits of owning an Apollo Pharmacy franchise cost is the brand recognition and customer loyalty associated with Apollo’s name. Apollo Pharmacy provides franchisees with marketing support through advertising campaigns, promotional offers, and online marketing. Franchisees are also encouraged to engage in local marketing initiatives, such as health camps, which help create a positive community presence and attract regular customers. This marketing support is invaluable in maintaining visibility and driving foot traffic to the franchise.

Compliance and Legal Requirements :

As a pharmacy business, Apollo franchisees must adhere to specific regulatory requirements, including obtaining a drug license, GST registration, and adhering to the guidelines for pharmaceutical storage and sales. Apollo Pharmacy assists franchisees in navigating these legal requirements, ensuring that each store operates within the regulatory framework. This compliance not only safeguards franchisees but also enhances customer trust by demonstrating a commitment to safety and quality.

Benefits of Owning an Apollo Pharmacy Franchise :

Owning an Apollo Pharmacy franchise outlet comes with multiple benefits, including access to an established customer base, low investment costs, high brand credibility, and ongoing support. Additionally, franchisees can take advantage of the growing demand for healthcare products, which continues to rise as customers seek quality and convenience in healthcare. Apollo Pharmacy’s commitment to innovation, along with the franchisee’s dedication, can yield a profitable and sustainable business in a resilient industry.

Is an Apollo Pharmacy Franchise Right for You?

An Apollo Pharmacy franchise is ideal for individuals with a keen interest in the healthcare sector who are looking for a relatively low-risk business opportunity. With its extensive support system, reputable brand, and growing demand for healthcare products, Apollo Pharmacy provides franchisees with a reliable framework for success. Entrepreneurs who prioritize customer satisfaction, quality, and community engagement are well-suited for this opportunity. Aspiring franchisees should assess their local market, available resources, and commitment to healthcare standards to determine if an Apollo Pharmacy franchise aligns with their goals.

Apollo pharmacy franchise contact and enquiry :

For information on Apollo Pharmacy’s franchise outlet opportunities, you can visit their Apollo pharmacy official website or contact their customer support directly. Here are the details:

Official Website: www.apollopharmacy.in 

Customer Care Contact: 1860-500-0101 (India)

conclusion :

Apollo Pharmacy franchise cost represent an excellent investment for aspiring entrepreneurs in India’s expanding healthcare sector. With low initial costs, comprehensive support, and a strong brand reputation, Apollo Pharmacy offers franchisees a rewarding opportunity in the world of healthcare and retail.

Q1: Can franchisees rely on Apollo Pharmacy for inventory management? Yes, Apollo Pharmacy provides a well-established supply chain, ensuring franchisees receive timely and consistent product supplies.

Q2: Is previous experience in healthcare required to start an Apollo Pharmacy franchise? While prior experience is beneficial, Apollo Pharmacy offers training and support, so experience is not mandatory.

Q3: Does Apollo Pharmacy help with local marketing efforts? Yes, Apollo Pharmacy provides marketing support and encourages franchisees to engage in local health camps and community activities.

Q4: How long does it take to set up an Apollo Pharmacy franchise? Depending on the location and necessary approvals, setting up the franchise can take a few months to ensure compliance with legal and operational requirements.

Q5: Is an Apollo Pharmacy franchise a profitable investment? With its reputable brand, quality products, and steady demand, an Apollo Pharmacy franchise offers solid profitability potential for dedicated franchisees.

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#I'm crying it was supposed to be a trilogy WE WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE ANOTHER GAME MFMGMGMGMG

that's not actually true! this is a pretty popular idea amongst fans that spread i think mostly because return of the great departed soul feels so strongly like a finale case that was shifted towards the middle of the game. but actually, what happened is the opposite. the DGS duology was originally supposed to be one game!

Here's an except from a 2021 Famitsu interview Takumi did for the franchise's 20th, which is where that tidbit about the game putting him in the hospital comes from as well:

Takumi: It doesn’t matter what the game is, it always turns into an ordeal. Especially Gyakuten Saiban 4 (Ace Attorney 4 - Apollo Justice) and Dai Gyakuten Saiban (The Great Ace Attorney - Adventures) put even more pressure on me than usual, as they were turning points in the series. Dai Gyakuten Saiban in particular was dramatic. The concept was “creating a new Gyakuten Saiban” and we’d welcome Sherlock Holmes, a character I’ve loved for a long time, to the franchise, so I became too ambitious. I came up with the overall flow of the story in the first six months, but I had just stuffed too much into it. Near the end of the development cycle, we faced the painful situation that due to scheduling issues, we had to cut the story up because it would be far too much for one game. I could feel that hit right in my stomach. And I was actually admitted to the hospital twice (laugh). Interviewer: You had to go the hospital? Were you okay? Takumi: Once at the end of the development cycle of Dai Gyakuten Saiban, and once at the end of the development cycle of Dai Gyakuten Saiban 2 (The Great Ace Attorney – Resolve). I was released both times, so I guess I’m okay? (laugh) So as a result, Dai Gyakuten Saiban had to be split in two games, but it allowed me to work out the story into something greater than I had originally imagined. And there are also parts I changed greatly due to the fan reaction. For example, the plotline that (REDACTED) was actually (REDACTED)…

The games are not poorly paced because they were trying to squeeze 3 games worth of content into 2 games. they're poorly paced because they had too many ideas to fit elegantly into the time they had to work with.

i just finished tgaa so if you don't mind perhaps repeating urself i'd kinda wanna know what u think 🙈

i really like dgs i feel like it's superbly well executed from all technical angles and the characters are a blast. i think it has a SERIOUS pacing problem though. it was not as bad the first time around, since the novelty of everything stops it from feeling like a slog. but man oh man i think it TANKS the replay value, especially the first game. unspeakable story was difficult enough to get through the first time around but the thought of playing it again is kind of overwhelming.

i honestly think you could cut the length of most trials by ~20% and the dgs games would still be the same game. in general i just feel like the games were a little bit too ambitious and considering they put takumi into the hospital i don't think that's an unfair assessment. i think they suffered from a real scope creep that prevented them from being as tightly written as the trilogy.

that said i think overall they're a great addition to the ace attorney canon and a great show case for shu takumi at his takumi-est. considering that the arsene lupin vs herlock sholmes stories were the first detective stories he really got into, and set him on the path of detective fiction, i think its great he got to do his own take on holmes.

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Do you like trilogy Maya or AA6 Maya better?

As much as I love both variations of Maya, I’d have to say that Trilogy Maya is utilized better. I know it’s not fair, since we didn’t get to see that much of AA6 Maya, but that’s an issue with the writing.

Trilogy Maya got in trouble quite a bit, yes, but there was always a reason for it. In 1-2, she was set up by Redd White. In 2-2, her aunt framed her for murder so Pearl could become the Master. In 2-4, DeKiller probably would have figured out some other way to kidnap Maya if she hadn’t followed him through the double doors. Remember that DeKiller is an assassin that has a strong sense of loyalty to his clients. He would have done anything to take her away from Phoenix and force him to take Engarde’s case. In 3-5, her aunt and her cousin plotted to assassinate her and she ended up seeing her mother die right in front of her. It was always due to circumstances out of her control: either having to do with her family or her personal relationship with Phoenix.

So, SOJ decides to come around and put her in danger for no real reason. 6-3, I guess had it so that you’d feel emotionally attached since if it were an ordinary spirit medium, we might not care so much. But 6-5 doesn’t have that, it’s a forced callback to 2-4 smushed into a Phoenix vs. Apollo matchup. There’s no reason why Maya needed to be kidnapped other than to force emotional attachment. And that’s exactly what her problem in SOJ is.

Obviously, Maya has been placed in danger before but in the Trilogy, it wasn’t just for emotional attachment. There were other reasons, provided in-universe, for that to occur and they made sense. Not only that, but Takumi never placed Maya in danger just for the sake of it: would 2-4 be the same if Maya never was kidnapped? Perhaps, but without her being kidnapped, Phoenix has no moral dilemma because he has no reason to keep defending Engarde. Would 2-2 be the same without Maya getting accused of murder, and it being someone else? Most likely not; without Maya, Phoenix has no reason to ever visit Kurain. This means that the franchise would go without its much needed development for Maya and the spirit channeling subject. Not only that, but it screws with 3-5 since Morgan likely wouldn’t have gone to jail if it was just some other spirit medium (not the heir to the seat of Master) let alone plot that spirit medium’s murder. So yes, Takumi did want us to get emotionally attached, but it also worked for the sake of the plot.

SOJ just had Maya in danger for the sake of it and no, I’m not joking. In this interview about 6-3 provided by the Gyakuten Saiban Library, there’s this little tidbit that provides why Yamazaki made it so that Maya got accused of murder:

“Interviewer: And now Mayoi gets arrested again. Had this been decided on from the start? 

Yamazaki: Yes, that was all set in stone.  Having to save Mayoi just makes the story more exciting, doesn’t it?”

This wouldn’t be such a huge problem if they let Maya openly grieve. The woman was accused of murder, was found “Guilty” of said murder before having that conviction overturned at the last second, was kidnapped, saw a man die in front of her, and was so fatigued by channeling said man to the point that she had to be hospitalized. This all occurs within barely two weeks, and what do they have Maya do the instant she’s on the stand? Joke about how she’s probably been accused of murder. 

Although some cases in the OT had this problem as well, Maya was more often than not allowed to grieve. In 1-2, she’s obviously broken up about her sister’s death and is so heartbroken that she cries upon hearing the last conversation they had. In 1-4, Maya expressed her own self esteem issues revolving around her ability to channel and her usefulness to Phoenix; they got so bad, that when Von Karma attacked her with a taser, she wished the shock had killed her. In 2-2, she’s terrified at the mere thought of hurting another person and genuinely believed she killed Dr. Grey; not only that but she’s clearly devastated by her aunt framing her for murder. In 3-5, Maya’s so broken by the tragedy that has befallen her due to her heritage that she expresses that she wants nothing more to do with the Fey clan. The only reason she stayed to become the Master at all was due to Pearl. She wanted to be strong for her as Pearl was going through a lot of emotional distress; not only that, but she likely didn’t want Pearl to have to deal with vengeful family members like Morgan.

It’s really sad honestly. Not just because SOJ is the first time Maya’s been in a mainline game since 2004 but also because AA6 Maya isn’t even a terrible character. She’s still goofy and playful like her younger self, but she’s clearly matured a lot. Maya proves herself to be fully capable of accepting the responsibilities of becoming the Master of Kurain, and if anything about her talk to Rayfa is to go by, she’s matured a lot in the past 9 years since T&T. My fault isn’t with her, it’s how she was used. And I hope that AA7 or whatever game Maya’s in next doesn’t put her in danger at all. Let her live in peace, please.

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The Cinema of 2019: A Literate Ape End-of-Year Review

By Don Hall and Brett Dworski

Editor’s Note:

With projects like Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Watchmen, The Mandalorian, and pretty much everything produced for the CW, we are smack dab in the epicenter of the Age of Fan Fiction. The films of 2019 have some nods to this trend with Joker, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and Yesterday playing hard and loose with expanding the existing iconography to tell new stories.

We enjoyed a lot of movies in 2019. While not a banner year like 1968 or 1999, the year certainly had its standouts. Here is our end of the year list of the films that impacted us the most compiled by Don Hall and Brett Dworski, both film fans and people with acceptable vision and hearing.

NOTE: These are not ranked because generally, we believe the practice of ranking films is fucking stupid. However, we do rate them from 1 to 5 Apes. Enjoy.

Apollo 11

4 Apes (DH)

There really was a time when America was great. Sure, there was still segregation and violence, the war overseas, the draft, and the host of problems faced by the country but the men and women who took up Kennedy’s challenge to get a human being on the surface of the moon elevated us all. Apollo 11 is a documentary using entirely archival footage of this historic moment when mankind exceeded itself.

Honey Boy

1 Ape (BD)

The anticipated debut of writer Shia LaBeouf is choppy and disappointing. Newcomer Noah Jupe plays child actor Otis—based on LaBeouf—whose drunken father disrupts his recent success. The film’s inconsistencies stem across the plot, casting and performances. The father, played by LaBeouf, flops between abusive asshole and tender daddy by the minute; neither is compelling. Lucas Hedges, who plays Otis as a drug-abusing teenager, looks nothing like LaBeouf or Jupe. And once things get interesting, Otis forgives his pop and tells him he’s “going to make a movie about him.” Very original, Shia. The fact that Honey Boy is based on LaBeouf’s life is intriguing, but the film is ultimately a huge letdown.

Midsommar

4 Apes (DH)

Ari Astor gives us a twisted break up story wrapped in the bloody flowered crown of a horror film set in blinding sunlight. I loved Hereditary for a million reasons. I loved Midsommar for five: Florence Pugh, the bizarre mating ritual, the fucked up mushroom visuals, old people willingly plunging to their deaths, and a dude being stuffed into the skin of a recently slaughtered bear and burned alive.

Dolemite Is My Name

3 Apes (BD)

Eddie Murphy rewinds the clock to his Raw and Delirious days in this biopic of Rudy Ray Moore, a comedian and musician behind the Blaxploitation movement of the 1970s. While wildly erratic at times, it’s also an affectionate and sobering look at the hustle of show business. It took years for Murphy to ditch his affable family-man routine, but it was worth the wait: Dolemite Is My Name cements the raunchy, cocksure comic as one of the greatest talents of all time.

Yesterday

3 Apes (DH)

I wrote about this here. Loved it.

The Lighthouse

3 Apes (BD)

Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe are exhilarating in this delirious indie thriller. They play 19th century lighthouse keepers who struggle to maintain their sanity upon learning they’re stuck on an island off the coast of New England. The stunning black and white landscapes of Nova Scotia are overshadowed by Dafoe’s and Pattinson’s constant bickering, farting, masturbating, and binge drinking. The Lighthouse is bizarre, hilarious, terrifying, peculiar… and quite good. You’ll never view seagulls the same way after watching it.

Endgame

5 Apes (DH)

The culmination of nearly two dozen interconnected films all stemming from my Gen X childhood? I’ve been waiting since I read my first Avengers comic when I was ten years old for this and it did not disappoint. Packed with incredibly satisfying moments (Professor Hulk, Cap gets the Hammer, “...on your left...,” and “I... am... Iron Man”) this was the most fun three hours I could imagine that didn’t involve cheese or sex.

The Art of Self Defense

4 Apes (BD)

This deadpan and absurdist comedy highlights toxic masculinity through a ruthless karate class. Jessie Eisenberg plays Casey, a lonely, frightened accountant who enlists in the course after a mugging leaves him hospitalized. Led by a vain and puzzling instructor, the class soon absorbs Casey’s life and brainwashes him to commit barbaric acts beyond self-protection. Although clearly a blend of Fight Club and The Karate Kid, The Art of Self Defense carries an unusual rhythm that separates it from its predecessors—and displays a refreshing kind of filmmaking from newcomer Riley Streams.

Joker

4 Apes (DH)

The politics that suddenly surrounded this were nothing more than distraction. Was it a response to the humorless Woke culture? An Incel Fantasy? Who gives a fuck. It was a film that did something a lot of movies lately refuse to do—it surprised us. It also included an amazing, painful performance by Joaquin Phoenix and, like Logan before it, used the pop culture iconography of the comic book tropes and deepened them in ways that only a bold approach could.

High Life

4 Apes (BD)

Visually-stunning cinematography and a harrowing storyline carry High Life, one of the most daunting films of the year. Set in a futuristic world where death-row inmates are sent to conduct eerie experiments in outer space, High Life is as morbid as it is alluring. The movie—which was made in 2018 but not released in theaters until 2019—resembles a space version of The Shining with its isolation-leads-to-madness concept. While too edgy for some, High Life is one of the most uniquely made films in years.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

5 Apes (DH)

Tarantino’s homage to revisionist history, the plight of growing old and becoming replaceable, 1960s Hollywood, and chock full of snappy dialogue, incredible performances, and both a sense of celebration and melancholy makes this one of the best movies about movies ever made.

John Wick Chapter 3

5 Apes (DH)

With next year’s Keanu-mas when they release both John Wick 4 and the Matrix 4 movies on the same day (yes, I will participate fully) the franchise that spawned the newfound love for all things Reeves is absolutely worth noting. Full of that comic book/video game world-building, odd but sensible rituals and oaths and rules plus plenty of head-shot, bloody violence, I sat in a Las Vegas theater with a crowd and we all gasped, laughed, and applauded at the absolute action-porn that is John Wick. Yes, these films are pornography of comic book violence and Reeves is our big-dicked John Holmes.

The Painted Bird

5 Apes (BD)

Those seeking a feel good shan’t see The Painted Bird, a bloodcurdling Holocaust drama seen through the eyes of a child. Petr Kotlár gives a robust performance as a nameless boy fighting to survive the violent societal breakdown in Eastern Europe. In doing so, he experiences one nightmare after another—each worse than the former—and loses hope in human kindness along the way. The beautifully shot black-and-white landscapes are a mirage for the routine abuse the boy encounters, leaving audiences as numb to it as he is by the film’s end.

The Irishman

4 Apes (DH)

Scorsese caps a triptych of films over decades with this much slower but no less magnificent look into the Italian Mafia from the inside/out. Goodfellas is an Irish kid’s ascent and is an explosive young man’s movie. Casino is a Jewish man’s climb up in the Mob and, while still explosive, is a bit more subdued and a decidedly middle-aged man’s film. The Irishman is an old man’s view, looking back, reliving awful and magnificent moments.

Together, the three films mark a masterwork in a genius director’s canon.

Ad Astra

5 Apes (BD)

Ad Astra takes a different approach than most solar-system journeys by exploring the man behind the suit. Brad Pitt is Roy McBride, an accomplished astronaut whose dedication to space has damaged his marriage. When called upon for secret mission to Neptune, the stoic McBride finds he’s more than a government robot, and his ascent to madness results in one of Pitt’s finest performances. Supported by a wonderfully played asshole in Tommy Lee Jones, Ad Astra is as much a family drama as it is a space adventure.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

5 Apes (DH)

Sure, there were unanswered questions leftover and I really didn’t care for that kiss at the end but I loved this film from start to finish. Completing a story as massive and, in many ways, disconnected, was a tall order and I think Abrams and team did about as good a job as anyone could expect. This will be in rotation at least a couple more times in the next few weeks.

Marriage Story

5 Apes (BD)

Oscar-worthy performances from Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson drive Marriage Story, a clever, poignant narrative about divorce. Noah Baumbach’s behind-the-scenes view of the crippling situation separates it from movies alike, exploring factors beyond courtroom troubles and custody battles. Marriage Story empathetically—and even comically—shows both sides of the fight, and its effect will last far beyond the screen. Get your box of tissues ready.

Alita: Battle Angel

3 Apes (DH)

Not a Manga-Boy so the inconsistencies with the story and characters didn’t bother me. I thought this was the closest to watching a dramatic video game with some cool performances and great use of camera and technology. It was also the film I saw first as a resident of Las Vegas so that counts for something at least to me.

Parasite

5 Apes (BD)

Superbly written, shot and performed, Bong Joon-ho’s account of class discrimination in Korea is an electrifying and emotional masterpiece. What begins as a lighthearted story of two families—one rich, one destitute—spirals into shocking sequences of deception. It has every element of an instant classic: witty comedy, sexual tension, thrilling violence, social themes and a stunning finale that mirrors the horrors of reality. Calling it the best movie of 2019 isn’t enough: Parasite is one of the top films of the decade and transcends the arc of modern cinema.

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Best Franchise Business ideas: Franchisebazar

 Best Franchise Business ideas

Franchise Businesses in India have been one of the top prospects for entrepreneurs in the country and if you’ve come here to find out the best franchise opportunities in India, look no more because we have selected the top Opportunities in franchising for you.

AMUL

Anand Milk Producers Union Limited, popularly known as Amul, was started in 1946 and since then, the brand has erupted a revolution in the dairy business in India. The management of the brand name is done by the GCMMF, which is a cooperative organization and India's largest food products marketing organization. It is a state level apex body of milk cooperatives in Gujarat which aims to provide remunerative returns to the farmers and also serve the interest of consumers by providing quality products which are a good value for money.

Investors with 100-500 sq. ft of owned or rented property who are keen on making the most of the franchise opportunities in India with low investment are on a lookout to get an Amul franchise. Owning an Amul franchise business can be extremely rewarding owing to the low initial investment and the sole ownership in the business revenue along with the support in terms of store inauguration and equipment purchase.

APOLLO HOSPITALS

Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (AHLL), a subsidiary of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited (AHEL), is one of the largest players in the retail healthcare segment in India. The Company today runs the largest chain of standardized primary health care Models – Multispeciality Clinics, under the brand name “Apollo Clinic” in India & the Middle East, Diabetes Management Clinics under Apollo Sugar and Diagnostic Centers under Apollo Diagnostics. The Company also Operates Specialty formats under Apollo Cradle (a Centre for Women &  Children) and Apollo Spectra Hospitals (a hospital for minimally invasive surgeries).

In India, the healthcare industry is undergoing a revolutionary change mainly due to the rising income levels, increasing awareness on lifestyle diseases, changing attitude from prescriptive to preventive healthcare, growing insurance market and increasing government spending on healthcare. New and innovative healthcare delivery models are coming in the market including planned surgical centres, similar to the Ambulatory surgery centres in the U.S..

Founder Chairman Dr. Prathap C. Reddy identified the retail healthcare opportunity long before others and thus Apollo Clinics were established as a network. Since the setup of its first Clinic in 2002, AHLL has experienced significant growth and come a long way not only in terms of its geographical footprint and number of centres but also in the variety of service delivery formats it operates today. The recent acquisition of Nova Specialty Hospitals by AHLL places the Company as the largest player in multi-specialty planned surgical centres in India. In the last 4 years, the business has expanded from 2 formats to 5 formats and established leadership in practically every segment that it operates in.

CHHAPPANBHOG

Since 1989, Patel’s Chhappanbhog is a well-established food brand in Vadodara, Gujarat which has dedicated 30 years of services in the field of making and catering sweets and food products in the hospitality and food & beverage industry. 

They have carved a niche in the hospitality business by offering customized and value-based products through a wide range of food recipes that match the Indian standard in its quality and taste. 

Patel’s Chhappanbhog has grown over the Years with a Strong Commitment to Serve Our Valued Customer the Very Best Quality and Taste, Innovative Recipe at the Fullest Satisfaction. Our Wide Spectrum Includes All Leading Mnc’s, Gov. Organization, Banks, Railways, IRCTC, Hostel Mess, And Corporate Institute and We Get Their Loyal Support through Business Reference.

Benefits Of Cloud Kitchen:

Lower Real Estate Cost

Expansion Opportunities

Save Overheads Costs

Franchisor Support:

Site Selection and Layout

Pre-Launching Training

HR and Staffing support

PR and Marketing Support

Operations Assistance

Partner with them to bring the revolution in the Food and beverage franchise industry after COVID19 

CHICAGO PIZZA

Chicago Pizza is the largest and only Pizza takeaway brand having 100+ outlets and looking for expansion in Pan India.  We are honoured with the Best Pizza Award by Hindustan Times.With a growing fanbase throughout the country, we seek to satisfy all and spread joy and charisma through our mouth-watering ,one of a kind tasty pizzas.

Why Franchise with Chicago Pizza?

A Growing reputed brand with 100+ outlets.

Once a Lifetime Opportunity.

Great returns on investment.

Brand support and assistance.

So grab hold of this phenomenal opportunity and be a franchisee of the best pizza brand India has to offer!

VOYLLA

Incepted in 2013, Voylla is India’s largest fashion jewelry destination with robust online presence and an expansive retail footprint of 150+ Stores across India. Voylla has successfully introduced the concept of high quality, flawlessly crafted jewelry at affordable price points – a feat that remains unmatched in an increasingly busy segment. Voylla takes pride in its commitment to rare and traditional art, crafts and narratives, creating contemporary accessories for its discerning patrons. It is one of the Best opportunities in the franchise business.

ANTAL INTERNATIONAL

Antal International has been around the globe for nearly 23 years now, incorporated and headquartered in London. With a global coverage across Europe, Russia, China, India, Africa, Japan and S. America, Antal is positioned to service the needs of global corporations with ease. Antal International is a global executive recruitment organisation with over 130 offices in more than 30 countries. It belongs to the staffing and recruiting industry. Having formed in 1993, Antal has rapidly grown across the globe, penetrating and having a major presence in all key talent markets, including strategically important developing markets, which enables the company to become a leading global recruitment and search specialist in each of our specialised areas of expertise. They have a network of over 800 people operating under the Antal brand across 35 countries, making successful talent placements in more than 75 countries across the globe. Their experience, skill-base and sector expertise, coupled to the fact that their people - specialist recruiters and senior ex-industry professionals are based in physical offices in 35 countries - which differentiates Antal from other recruitment solutions and makes them unique in the talent consultancy and recruitment.  

The investment required for an Antal International Franchise in India is around 15-20 Lakhs INR and the space required is less than 250 square feet.  As of now the company is offering its franchise in Mumbai, India. Apart from the investment amount, the franchise fee is around 5-10 Lakhs INR. Antal International offers the best franchise opportunity to business seekers.

If as an entrepreneur, you are interested in getting into a franchise business, then Franchise Bazar is the right place to connect with. We at Franchise Bazar (www.franchisebazar.com) provide young entrepreneurs the best help and support needed while getting into a franchise business. We give you every kind of information about the franchise you are interested in. Visit www.franchisebazar.com for more such verified information or contact +919844443200. We will be glad to help you! 

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Franchise opportunities in India: Franchisebazar

Franchise opportunities in India: Franchisebazar

If as an entrepreneur, you are interested in getting into a franchise business, then Franchise Bazar is the right place to connect with. We at Franchise Bazar provide young entrepreneurs the best help and support needed while getting into a franchise business. We give you every kind of information about the franchise you are interested in. Visit www.franchisebazar.com. Today we are going to explore some of the best franchise opportunities in India.

Moo Chu India

Moo Chuu started in Thailand in 2014. Currently, it has active operations in around 12 countries. With its unique customization concept and strong branding, it is poised to become the leading chain of flip-flop footwear in India. It was introduced in India in November 2018 and Moo Chuu India holds the rights for distribution and retail sales of Moo Chuu Footwear in India. The major USP of its flip flops is that they can be customized based on customer choice of sole and strap colour. Besides customization, Moo Chuu India flip flops are highly durable, waterproof, allergy-free, comfortable, anti-slippery and also, they are made of recycled synthetic rubber. Moo Chuu India also makes sure that everything is contactless from the manufacturing process to the delivery. Along with this, the company even provides the facility and conveyance of shipping everywhere in India.

Franchising with Moo Chu

With unique customization concept and strong branding, Moo Chuu India will grow to become the leading Flip-Flop footwear chain in India and Asia. It offers various franchise models like Kiosk, City and State franchise stores, so franchisees can choose the model that is most suited to their finances and purpose.

Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited

Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (AHLL), a subsidiary of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited (AHEL), is one of the largest players in the retail healthcare segment in India. The Company today runs the largest chain of standardized primary health care Models – Multispeciality Clinics, under the brand name “Apollo Clinic” in India & the Middle East, Diabetes Management Clinics under Apollo Sugar and Diagnostic Centers under Apollo Diagnostics. The Company also Operates Specialty formats under Apollo Cradle (a Centre for Women & Children) and Apollo Spectra Hospitals (a hospital for minimally invasive surgeries).

In India, the healthcare industry is undergoing a revolutionary change mainly due to the rising income levels, increasing awareness on lifestyle diseases, changing attitude from prescriptive to preventive healthcare, growing insurance market and increasing government spending on healthcare. New and innovative healthcare delivery models are coming in the market including planned surgical centres, similar to the Ambulatory surgery centres in the U.S.

Our visionary Founder Chairman Dr. Prathap C. Reddy identified the retail healthcare opportunity long before others and thus Apollo Clinics were established as a network. Since the setup of its first Clinic in 2002, AHLL has experienced significant growth and come a long way not only in terms of its geographical footprint and number of centres but also in the variety of service delivery formats it operates today. The recent acquisition of Nova Specialty Hospitals by AHLL places the Company as the largest player in multi-specialty planned surgical centres in India. In the last 4 years, the business has expanded from 2 formats to 5 formats and established leadership in practically every segment that it operates in.

Apollo hospitals is offering franchising and is currently the best franchising opportunity under 1 Crore.

Dava Discount

It is a division of RAJNISH WELLNESS LIMITED already a BSE listed company, which is entering into an online pharmacy. Along with providing quality Branded Medicines at a flat 25% discounted price, customer satisfaction is the major social cause of our business.Due to the high cost of medicines, it has become impossible for some sections of the population to afford even normal medication which sometimes becomes fatal for patients. So, to avoid such a case Dava Discount provides all branded medicines at a flat 25% less on MRP. They continuously seek to expand their network and believe in providing the best price in the industry.

Industry - Pharma

Investment -10 lakh - 15 lakh

Outlets-15 + all across India

Why Dawa Discount as a franchise opportunity?

Low Investment & High Returns

Growth Opportunity

Corporate HR Assistance

Corporate Technical Support

Corporate Sale & Marketing Support

It is the best franchise opportunity under 20 lakhs.

Voylla-Fashion jewelry

Incepted in 2013, Voylla is India’s largest fashion jewelry destination with robust online presence and an expansive retail footprint of 150+ Stores across India. Voylla has successfully introduced the concept of high quality, flawlessly crafted jewelry at affordable price points – a feat that remains unmatched in an increasingly busy segment. Voylla takes pride in its commitment to rare and traditional art, crafts and narratives, creating contemporary accessories for its discerning patron.Voylla the only brand with a versatile line of jewelry, perfect sartorial companions to every woman and man.

Industry: Fashion jewelry

Investment: 7.5 lakh to 20 lakh

Outlets : 120 + all across India

Why Voylla as a franchise opportunity?

An ISO Certified brand with in-house design and manufacturing capabilities

Top class product innovation with 1000+ new designs launch every season

Extraordinary training program to enhance customer experience and build customer loyalty

Strong operations support with in-house developed POS and CRM

National, regional and local marketing support

Fashion Jewelry & accessories are one of the fastest growing fashion categories

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Step-by-Step Guide to Apollo Pharmacy Franchise: Cost, Fees, and Financial Returns

Apollo Pharmacy, a prominent brand under the Apollo Hospitals Group, has solidified its reputation as one of India's most trusted pharmacy chains. With a robust presence and emphasis on providing quality healthcare products, Apollo Pharmacy continues to expand rapidly, appealing to entrepreneurs looking to tap into the growing healthcare retail market. Before investing, it's important to consider the Apollo Pharmacy franchise cost to evaluate the financial commitment. Partnering with Apollo offers a gateway into the pharmaceutical industry with a well-established support system, strong brand recognition, and a steady customer base—an attractive proposition for those seeking a stable business opportunity in healthcare.

Step 1: Understanding the Initial Investment and Franchise Costs

Launching an Apollo Pharmacy franchise requires a comprehensive understanding of the initial costs involved. Here’s a breakdown of the primary expenses for starting a franchise.

Franchise Fee

Overview: The franchise fee grants franchisees the rights to Apollo’s brand, training, and initial setup support.

Estimated Cost: Generally, the Apollo Pharmacy franchise fee ranges from INR 2-3 lakhs.

What It Covers: The fee typically includes access to the Apollo brand, training programs, assistance with store setup, and a portion of marketing support.

Store Setup and Inventory

Location and Lease: A pharmacy should ideally be located in a high-footfall area, such as near hospitals, residential zones, or shopping areas. Leasing or purchasing the property will vary based on the specific location.

Interior Setup and Branding: Costs here include shelves, counters, display units, Apollo-branded signage, lighting, and fixtures. A professional, well-organized layout that reflects the Apollo brand is essential.

Inventory Costs: The initial stock of pharmaceuticals, OTC items, and wellness products needs to be well-rounded to cater to customer demand. The initial inventory costs can range from INR 4-6 lakhs.

Licenses and Permits

Pharmacy License: Operating a pharmacy requires specific licenses from relevant authorities, including a drug license, which is essential for selling prescription medications.

Estimated Cost: Licensing fees and permits vary, but generally budget around INR 50,000–1 lakh for these requirements.

Total Initial Investment: Based on these costs, the total initial investment generally ranges from INR 8–15 lakhs.

Step 2: Monthly Fees and Operating Expenses

In addition to the initial setup costs, operating an Apollo Pharmacy franchise involves ongoing monthly expenses.

Royalties and Marketing Fees

Royalty Structure: Apollo typically charges a royalty fee, calculated as a percentage of monthly sales revenue, which covers continued brand and operational support.

Estimated Cost: Royalty fees usually range from 5-8% of monthly revenue.

Marketing Fees: Apollo may also require a contribution toward brand-wide marketing efforts.

Operational Costs

Staffing: Salaries for pharmacists, store managers, and other staff members. Total staffing costs depend on the number of employees and regional salary standards.

Utilities and Rent: Rent, electricity, and other utilities will vary by location, but these costs should be anticipated as part of regular expenses.

Inventory Replenishment: Keeping the inventory stocked with essential medications and health products is crucial. Monthly restocking costs typically range from INR 1-2 lakhs, depending on sales volume and inventory turnover.

Step 3: Potential Earnings and Financial Returns

Operating an Apollo Pharmacy franchise has multiple revenue streams and opportunities for profit. Here’s an outline of the potential earnings and returns.

Product Sales and Margins

Prescription Medications and OTC Products: The primary revenue comes from prescription medications, OTC drugs, and wellness products. Margins for pharmaceutical products can range from 10-20% for medications and 20-30% for wellness and personal care items.

Additional Health Products: Health supplements, skincare products, and first-aid essentials offer higher profit margins and can supplement overall revenue.

Additional Services

Health Services: Some Apollo Pharmacy locations provide basic health services, such as blood pressure checks and minor diagnostics, which help attract repeat customers.

Special Promotions: Running customer loyalty programs and promotions can boost customer retention, thus increasing revenue.

Return on Investment (ROI)

Break-Even Timeline: Many franchisees achieve profitability within 18-24 months. This varies based on location, customer demand, and management effectiveness.

Growth Potential: As demand for healthcare services continues to rise, well-performing stores may consider expanding to additional locations or adding complementary health services, enhancing profitability.

Step 4: Application Process and Requirements

If you’re interested in starting an Apollo Pharmacy franchise, it’s important to understand the application process and what Apollo looks for in potential franchisees.

Eligibility Criteria

Experience: While experience in retail or healthcare is advantageous, it’s not always required. However, having a basic understanding of business management can be beneficial.

Financial Stability: Franchisees should demonstrate the financial capability to meet initial and ongoing expenses.

Application Steps

Inquiry: Submit an inquiry through Apollo’s official website or contact their franchise team.

Initial Review: Apollo reviews the application and, if selected, provides a proposal.

Site Selection and Approval: Apollo conducts a feasibility check on the proposed location to ensure it aligns with the brand’s requirements.

Agreement Signing: If the site is approved, the franchisee and Apollo finalize and sign the franchise agreement.

Setup and Training: Apollo provides training and support, including guidance on inventory management, customer service, and compliance with pharmacy regulations.

Support from Apollo

Training Programs: Franchisees receive comprehensive training on daily operations, customer service, and compliance with healthcare standards.

Marketing and Brand Support: Apollo Pharmacy assists with brand-wide advertising and marketing strategies, which are beneficial for local market penetration.

Ongoing Operational Support: Apollo provides operational resources and ongoing guidance to help franchisees manage and grow their business.

Step 5: Tips for Success in the Pharmacy Business

Running a successful pharmacy franchise goes beyond initial investment and involves strategic planning and effective management. Here are some tips to help ensure success:

1. Choose a High-Traffic Location

Positioning the pharmacy near hospitals, residential complexes, or commercial hubs can enhance foot traffic and improve sales. High-traffic locations can accelerate ROI and attract a steady stream of customers.

2. Prioritize Customer Service

Friendly, knowledgeable staff and efficient service create a positive experience, encouraging repeat visits and word-of-mouth referrals. Building good customer relationships is key in the healthcare sector.

3. Manage Inventory Efficiently

Maintaining a balanced inventory is essential to prevent overstocking and wastage. Monitor demand patterns to keep popular items stocked and avoid shortages of essential medicines.

4. Engage in Community Marketing

Conducting community health camps or workshops can raise local awareness and build goodwill. Engaging with the community helps the pharmacy become a go-to health resource.

Conclusion: Is an Apollo Pharmacy Franchise Right for You?

Owning an Apollo Pharmacy franchise is a promising venture in the healthcare industry, offering the opportunity to run a profitable business with the support of an established and reputable brand. The initial investment typically ranges between INR 8-15 lakhs, and with effective management, franchisees can expect to break even within 18-24 months. This franchise opportunity appeals to those passionate about healthcare and customer service, providing a chance to make a positive impact on the community while achieving financial returns. For aspiring entrepreneurs committed to building a stable, service-oriented business, an Apollo Pharmacy franchise could be a rewarding choice.

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Muralitharan Health Update: Sri Lankan Legend Undergoes Angioplasty In Chennai; Condition Remains 'Well'

Muralitharan Health Update: Sri Lankan Legend Undergoes Angioplasty In Chennai; Condition Remains ‘Well’

Legendary Sri Lankan off-spinner and part of the coaching staff of IPL franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), Muttiah Muralitharan went under angioplasty procedure in Chennai at Apollo Hospital on Sunday. The former cricketer is doing fine after the procedure and it is being reported that this was a planned process and not an emergency one. “A blockage was detected at the end of March. So the…

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The newest Economy Real Estate Model - A Soft Sell Thought

As far back as the 1970's Sears envisioned a kiosk of their stores where a customer could buy stock and even properties. It was a bold look at the future from one of the international largest retailers. All they had to do was to get the person to come to their stores to do business. This was quite a issue thrown down to both Wall Street and Main Path USA. Most of us probably never heard or remember this plan, and it never got off the ground. People just will not equate Sears with stock or real estate; they were any department store. In fairness to Sears, the technological innovations and conveniences did not exist to enable the plan. Sears regularly have also thought themselves too big to fail. That design does seem to be a constant. Hmm, it appears that history does genuinely repeat itself, and perhaps at shorter and shorter intervals. It may be ironic that by speeding up processes and the quote at which things can change, the lessons of history will be lost at a quicker rate. Did that make sense? Should it did, you may be thinking a bit like me - you've been cautioned. In the 1980's the successful whistler grand condo professional became more independent and needed fewer and less services from the brokerage firm. As they claimed a higher and also higher portion of the brokerage fee, margins for the realty brokerage began to shrink. Some phenomenally high interest rates received a similar impact on the mortgage banking industry. Unless individuals had no choice, they did not take on these overpriced mortgages. The mortgage industry literally shrunk along with their income. We all know that real estate cycles; it goes up and it goes down. The curve is rarely smooth, and is punctuated by simply sharp turns in one direction or another. Most options that come with the real estate industry react quickly to the conditions available in the market that affect it. Now we have the background for the next try to create a commodities market from the real estate process. In 1974, the Real Estate Settlement and Procedures Act (RESPA), because amended, was passed. It opened the door for consolidations within the industry. To foster competition, companies were governed to prevent abuses in the industry and to keep prices to the purchaser lower. It was almost ironic that the very act which was passed to prevent abuses, in a way opened the door. I need ideas of that it has empirically been demonstrated that RESPA genuinely lowered costs or prevented abuses. With HUD in the form of watchdog, there was little real enforcement, and although fines were levied, industry practices ultimately were left to states to manage. It took decades to sort it all out, and Wall Street only a few months to make the software yesterday's issue. The point for mentioning RESPA was it allowed what was called "controlled business entities, " a fabulous term later changed to "affiliated business entities. " The home builder and the real estate brokerage could now have an important captive mortgage and title business. The theory was the would somehow create efficiencies and economies lowering the retail price and improve service to the consumer. It didn't. Through all of this vertical integration, each one of the independently managed businesses seemed to be caught in the same financial wringer. What was not evaluated was the pro-cyclical nature of the model. When one particular business was down so were the others. The benefit was champagne and roses, but the downside left bit room for beer and carnations. There were other oversights as well. Not understanding the risk models for businesses beyond their core competencies was seldom given the target it deserved. Few also embraced managing the business using the same zeal they had for their core model. The result was initially that many of these affiliated arrangements have failed, and the market place model for how transactions are managed remains in the same as it has since the post WWII era. Certainly technologies has improved systems, but not nearly to the extent so it could. The competitive natures of the individual sectors of your real estate business keep the technologies proprietary and therefore parochial. The 21st Century model for the industry will come from scattered outside of the core real estate industry. Next came a much a more organized and systematic attempt to create a commodity current market in the real estate arena. The boldest strategy to commoditize typically the residential real estate market came from a company called National Realty Put your trust in (NRT). NRT has gone through a number of name changes. From the mid to late 1990s NRT was known as Cendant (CD). The CEO of Cendant, Henry Silverman was basically a Wall Street visionary who understood commodities. The person was big in the rental car business (Avis) plus in hospitality with a string of motel franchises. Mr. Silverman viewed the real estate as a commodity that could be franchised and methodically went about acquiring national real estate markings such as Coldwell Banker (Residential), Century 21, ERA as well as Sotheby's. Subsequently they also acquired established regional real estate suppliers. They were and remain the largest single group of real estate providers in the industry. Cendant experienced an accounting scandal in the last decades and lost its impetus. It never quite recovered from the scandal, and the company divided its assets within four groups. The real estate companies were sold towards the Apollo Management Group. Apollo has been beset by the gentle real estate market and a suit filed by Carl Icahn more than a debt exchange plan. With the continuing financial and legalised problems, they stumble along with business as usual. There're not in a position to lead the real estate industry into the 21st Century. This strategy involved getting in upstream in the transaction through "owning" the gatekeeper function. It required enormous amounts regarding capital, and technology was evolving to provide a far more reliable less capital intensive platform to emerge. The Internet causes anyone with the vision and the concept to be a potential gambler. Allow me to introduce Soft Sell Solutions LLC, a creative thought for the 21st Century model for real estate. Forged through decades of experience and inside industry knowledge, the idea is supportable by existing technology, demonstrated consumer perform and buy in. The vision and passion to deliver the seamlessly integrated system stands ready to tie the disparate process together.

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Hollywood’s Notable Deaths of 2017 (Photographs)

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Hollywood’s Notable Deaths of 2017 (Photographs)

A glance again at among the notable folks we have misplaced this 12 months.

Tony Rosato     The actor, who appeared on “SCTV” and later joined the forged of “Saturday Evening Stay” in 1981, died of a coronary heart assault on Jan. 10 on the age of 62.

William Peter Blatty     The writer of the famed horror novel “The Exorcist,” died from most cancers on Jan. 12 on the age of 89.

Dick Gautier The actor who starred within the authentic Broadway manufacturing of “Bye Bye Birdie” and performed the function of Hymie the Robotic on “Get Good” died on Jan. 13 on the age of 85.

Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka The WWE legend died from abdomen most cancers on Jan. 15 on the age of 73. He was inducted into the WWF (now WWE) Corridor of Fame in 1996 and was additionally the primary WrestleMania opponent of The Undertaker.

Miguel Ferrer  The “NCIS: Los Angeles” star who performed the function of Owen Granger died Jan. 19 from most cancers on the age of 61.

Lee O’Denat aka “Q” The founder and CEO of music and tradition web site WorldStarHipHop, Lee O’Denat, died on Jan. 23 in his sleep on the age of 43, in response to TMZ.

Mary Tyler Moore The legendary six-time Emmy-winning star of the “Mary Tyler Moore Present” and “The Dick Van Dyke Present” died on Jan. 25 on the age of 80.

Mike Connors The American actor, finest recognized for taking part in a non-public eye on the long-running CBS motion collection “Mannix” (1967-75), died on January 26 at age 91.

Barbara Hale The actress finest recognized for her function as authorized secretary Della Avenue on the long-running authorized drama “Perry Mason,” died Jan. 27 on the age of 94. In line with the Washington Submit, Hale died of issues from power obstructive pulmonary illness.

John Damage The Oscar-nominated British actor whose profession spanned six many years and starred in “The Elephant Man,” “Alien” and three “Harry Potter” films died on the age of 77 on January 27. Damage had been battling pancreatic most cancers since 2015.

Richard Hatch Finest recognized for taking part in Captain Apollo on the 1970s sci-fi tv collection “Battlestar Galactica,” Hatch died on the age of 71 following a quick battle with pancreatic most cancers on Feb. 7.

Brenda Buttner The senior enterprise correspondent and host of “Bulls and Bears” for the Fox Information Channel, Brenda Buttner died on Feb. 20 after a battle with most cancers on the age of 55.

Neil Fingleton The 7-foot, 7-inch Fingleton died Feb. 25 at age 36. He was finest recognized for his function as the enormous referred to as Magazine the Mighty on “Sport of Thrones” and was Europe’s tallest man.

Invoice Paxton The star of “Aliens” and “Titanic” died Feb. 26 as a consequence of issues from surgical procedure. He was 61 years outdated.

Robert Osborne Movie historian and longtime host on Turner Basic Motion pictures, Robert Osborne died Mar. 6 on the age of 84.

Joni Sledge  A member of the 1970’s musical group, Sister Sledge, recognized for his or her single “We Are Household,” Sledge died Mar. 10 at 60-years-old.

Auntie Price Felicia O’Dell, higher referred to as Chef Sista Woman or Auntie Price, was a viral YouTube sensation recognized for her “good ass hen” died Mar. 17 after struggling a coronary heart assault. She was 59-years-old.

Chuck Berry Chuck Berry, singer and songwriter of rock and roll classics equivalent to “Maybellene,” “Roll Over Beethoven” and “Johnny B. Goode” died Mar. 18 on the age of 90.

Bernie Wrightson The famed comedian guide artist recognized for co-creating the DC comedian guide monster Swamp Factor died Mar. 19 after an extended battle with mind most cancers at 68-years-old.

Jimmy Breslin The Pulitzer-winning reporter and columnist whose life was as outsized because the New York Metropolis characters he depicted and uncovered in print, died Mar. 19 on the age of 88. He was recognized for reporting on letters he obtained from “Son of Sam” serial killer, David Berkowitz in 1977 and uncovered one of many metropolis’s worst corruption scandals within the ’80s.

Darlene Cates The “What’s Consuming Gilbert Grape” mother died Mar. 26 peacefully in her sleep on the age of 69.

Don Rickles Legendary humorist and actor finest referred to as an insult comedian, Rickles died Apr. 7 on the age of 90.

Charlie Murphy The actor and comic — the older brother of Eddie Murphy who was finest recognized for his extremely memorable stints on “Chappelle’s Present” — died April 12 from issues from leukemia.

Erin Moran Finest recognized for taking part in Ron Howard’s child sister within the basic 1970s sitcom “Completely satisfied Days,” Moran died Apr. 22 on the age of 56.

Jonathan Demme The Oscar successful director of “The Silence of the Lambs” died Apr. 26 from esophageal most cancers on the age of 73.

Michael Mantenuto One of many stars of Disney’s 2004 movie “Miracle,” Mantenuto died on the age of 35 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Apr. 24.

Powers Boothe The Emmy-winning character actor, who had memorable stints on “Deadwood,” “24,” and “Nashville,” died in his sleep of pure causes at age 68 on Might 14.

Brad Gray The longtime producer, who additionally served as chairman and CEO of Paramount for 12 years, died Might 14 of most cancers at age 59.

Chris Cornell Chris Cornell, the grunge frontman of rock teams Soundgarden and Audioslave, died of a suicide by hanging on Might 18, 2017. He was 52.

Roger Ailes The previous Fox Information Chief, who resigned from the corporate in July after former anchor Gretchen Carlson filed a sexual harassment lawsuit that resulted in a number of girls coming ahead with related claims died on Might 18 on the age of 77. In line with a household pal who spoke with CNN, Ailes fell at his house in Palm Seaside, Florida final week, suffered issues, and slipped right into a coma.

Gregg AllmanThe organist and singer for The Allman Brothers, Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame inductee Gregg Allman died peacefully in his sleep at his house in Savannah, Georgia, on the age of 69, in response to his official web site. Allman helped create the Southern Rock style, and obtained the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012.

Lisa Spoonauer Finest referred to as Caitlin Bree within the 1994 movie “Clerks,” Spoonauer died on the age of 44. The movie’s director, Kevin Smith, reported the information on June 6.

Adam West  The titular star of TV’s “Batman” from 1966-1968 died after battling leukemia on the age of 88 on June 9.

Martin Landau The star of “Ed Wooden,” “North by Northwest” and the ’60s TV collection “Mission: Unimaginable” died July 15 on the age of 89 after experiencing sudden issues throughout a brief hospitalization.

George Romero The famed horror director who invented the trendy zombie film with 1968’s “Evening of the Dwelling Useless,” died July 16 at age 77 after a brief battle with lung most cancers.

Chester Bennington Chester Bennington, the frontman of the 2000s rap-rock group Linkin Park, died of suicide by hanging on July 20. He was 41.

Sam Shepard The writer, playwright and actor, died on July 27 from issues of ALS. He was 73 years outdated.

Robert Hardy The actor, finest recognized for taking part in Cornelius Fudge within the “Harry Potter” movie franchise, died Aug. three on the age of 91.

Barbara Prepare dinner A Broadway star and a beloved cabaret and live performance performer, died on the age of 89 from respiratory failure on Aug. eight.

Glen Campbell Glen Campbell, the Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, guitarist and selection TV present host, died on August eight. He was recognized with Alzheimer’s illness late in 2010. Campbell was 81.

Joseph Bologna The actor, director, playwright, and Oscar-nominated screenwriter died Aug. 13 on the age of 82 after dropping his battle with pancreatic most cancers.

Dick Gregory The famed comic and civil rights activist died Aug. 19 on the age of 84 from coronary heart failure.

Jerry Lewis Considered one of Hollywood’s most well-known comedians recognized for being one-half of a legendary comedy duo with Dean Martin, died Aug. 20 on the age of 91.

Thomas Meehan The Tony Award-winning author of “Annie,” “Hairspray” and “The Producers,” has died on the age of 88 on Aug. 22

Jay Thomas Recognized for roles on “Cheers” and “Murphy Brown,” Thomas died Aug. 24 at age 69 after an extended battle with most cancers.

Tobe Hooper Tobe Hooper, the director of horror classics equivalent to “The Texas Chainsaw Bloodbath” and “Poltergeist,” died on Aug. 26 at age 74.

Bernard Pomerance Bernard Pomerance, the American playwright and poet who wrote the Tony-winning 1977 play “The Elephant Man,” died Aug. 26 on the age of 74 from issues from most cancers at his house in Galisteo, New Mexico.

Coach Rollie Massimino Longtime Villanova basketball coach Rollie Massimino died Aug. 30 on the age of 82 after battling lung most cancers.

Richard Anderson Richard Anderson, an actor recognized for “The Six Million Greenback Man” and “The Bionic Lady,” died Aug. 31 at age 91.

Shelley Berman Slapstick comedian and actor Shelley Berman, recognized for taking part in Larry David’s dad on “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” died Sep. 1 as a consequence of issues from Alzheimer’s Illness on the age of 92.

Walter Becker Walter Becker, co-founding guitarist of the jazz rock band Steely Dan, died Sep. three at age 67.

John Ashbery John Ashbery, the acclaimed Pulitzer-winning American poet who challenged readers with musical verses that always defied simple understanding, died Sep. three at age 90.

Elizabeth Kemp Elizabeth Kemp, actress and famed trainer on the Actors Studio, died Sep. 1 at age 65.

Troy Gentry Troy Gentry, one half of Kentucky-based nation music duo Montgomery Gentry, has died on the age of 50 after a tragic helicopter crash on Sep. eight.

Blake Heron Blake Heron, the previous little one actor finest recognized for taking part in Marty Preston within the 1996 household film “Shiloh,” has died on the age of 35 on Sep. eight

Michael Friedman Michael Friedman, a composer and lyricist whose musical “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” performed on Broadway in 2010, died Sep. 9 at age 41 from issues of HIV/AIDS

Len Wein Len Wein, died Sep. 10 at age 69 after making a plethora of comics universe characters together with Wolverine and Swamp Factor.

Mike Hodge Mike Hodge, an actor who appeared in recurring roles on “Regulation & Order” and “Regulation & Order: Particular Victims Unit” and was the president of SAG-AFTRA’s New York chapter, died Sep. 9 on the age of 70.

Don Ohlmeyer Tv govt Don Ohlmeyer, who coined the phrase “Should See TV” within the 1990s, died Sep. 10, NBC’s “Sunday Evening Soccer” play-by-play man Al Michaels introduced throughout tonight’s telecast. Ohlmeyer was 72.

X Atencio X Atencio, the legendary animator and imagineer behind basic Disney movies equivalent to “Pinocchio” and “Fantasia,” died Sep. 10 on the age of 98.

Mark LaMura Mark LaMura, the actor finest recognized for taking part in Mark Dalton on the late, nice ABC cleaning soap “All My Kids,” died Sep. 11 on the age of 68 after a battle with lung most cancers.

Edith Windsor Edith Windsor, LGBTQ activist and lead plaintiff in a pivotal Supreme Court docket marriage-equality case, died Sep. 12 at age 88.

Jessi Zazu Jessi Zazu, frontwoman for the Nashville-based alt-country band These Darlins, died on Sep. 12 at age 28 after a battle with cervical most cancers.

Frank Vincent Frank Vincent, a personality actor finest recognized for roles as Italian mafia members, has died on the age of 78 on Sep. 13.

Grant Hart Grant Hart, drummer and singer of the choice rock band Hüsker Dü, died at 56-years-old on Sep. 13.

Michelle Rounds Michelle Rounds, Rosie O’Donnell’s ex-wife, died Monday, Sept. 11, at age 46 by obvious suicide.

Harry Dean Stanton Harry Dean Stanton, who labored in Hollywood for over 60 years, died Sep. 15, at age 91 from pure causes.

Lillian Ross Lillian Ross, longtime reporter for The New Yorker, died Sep. 20 on the age of 99.

Bernie Casey Bernie Casey, who performed nationwide Tri Lams fraternity head U.N. Jefferson within the 1984 comedy “Revenge of the Nerds” and its sequels, died Sep. 19 at 78-years-old.

David Lyle David Lyle, former head of Nationwide Geographic Channels and FremantleMedia North America, died Sep. 21 at 67 after battling most cancers.

Charles Bradley Acclaimed soul singer Charles Bradley who launched his first album on the age of 62, died Sep. 23 at 68 following an extended bout with most cancers.

Jan Triska Jan Triska, a Czech actor who starred in such Hollywood films as “Ronin” and “Ragtime,” died Sep. 25 after a fall two days earlier from Prague’s iconic Charles Bridge. He was 80 years outdated.

Barry Dennen Barry Dennen, member of the unique forged of “Jesus Christ Celebrity,” died Sep. 24 at age 79 in hospice care in Burbank after struggling a mind harm from a fall in June.

Paul Horner Paul Horner, a author of “pretend information” who claimed to affect the 2016 election together with his broadly discredited tales, was discovered lifeless outdoors Phoenix on Sep. 18 on the age of 38.

Hugh Hefner Playboy founder and icon Hugh Hefner died on Sep. 27 on the age of 91 from pure causes.

SI Newhouse Jr. S.I. Newhouse Jr., who ran the Conde Nast publishing empire that included journal giants equivalent to Vainness Truthful, Vogue and The New Yorker, died Oct. 1 on the age of 89.

Tom Petty The chief singer of the Heartbreakers and a profitable solo artist, recognized for hits like “Free Fallin’” and “Studying to Fly,” died at age 66 on Oct. 2 after being discovered unconscious in his Malibu house the earlier night time.

Charles ‘Chuck’ Low Charles “Chuck” Low, a army vet turned actual property developer turned “Goodfellas” actor, died peacefully in his sleep on Sep. 18 at age 89.

Hervé L Leroux French dressmaker Hervé L. Leroux, recognized for his bandage attire, died Oct. 6 at age 60.

Connie Hawkins NBA legend Connie “The Hawk” Hawkins, recognized for being an influence ahead recognized for his huge palms, scoop photographs and football-like passes, died Oct. 6 at age 75.

Ralphie Might Comic and “Final Comedian Standing” alum Ralphie Might died of hypertensive heart problems attributable to hypertension on October 6. He was 45.

Philip Reitnour Philip Reitnour, who appeared on “Shark Tank” in 2014 to pitch his app EmergenSee, has been discovered lifeless in Philadelphia’s Schuylkill river on the age of 58.

John Dunsworth John Dunsworth, star of the hit Canadian TV collection “Trailer Park Boys,” died Oct. 16 at age 71.

Mychael Knight Mychael Knight, a dressmaker who competed on the truth competitors collection “Mission Runway,” died Oct. 17 at age 39.

Gord Downie The Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie died Oct. 17 at age 53 after being recognized with a mind tumor in Might.

Danielle Darrieux Danielle Darrieux, the French actress whose profession on display screen and stage spanned eight many years and was recognized for “eight Girls,” died on the age of 100 on Oct. 19.

Brent Briscoe Brent Briscoe, a personality actor recognized for roles in David Lynch’s “Twin Peaks” and “Mulholland Drive,” in addition to “The Inexperienced Mile” and “Sling Blade,” died at age 56 on Oct. 20.

Robert Guillaume Robert Guillaume, a two-time Emmy winner for his character Benson DuBois on “Cleaning soap” and the spinoff “Benson,” in addition to the voice of Rafiki in “The Lion King,” died after a battle with prostate most cancers on Oct. 24. He was 89.

Fat Domino Rock and roll legend Fat Domino, recognized for singles like “Ain’t That A Disgrace,” “I am Walkin” and “Blueberry Hill,” died at age 89 on Oct. 24.

Brad Bufanda “Veronica Mars” actor Brad Bufanda died by suicide on Nov. three. He was 34.

John Hillerman John Hillerman, the Emmy-winning actor who portrayed Higgins reverse Tom Selleck on “Magnum P.I.,” died of pure causes on Nov. 9. He was 84.

Chuck Mosley Charles Henry Mosley III, a former singer for the band Religion No Extra, died “as a result of illness of dependancy” on Nov. 10. He was 57.

Liz Smith Liz Smith, a legendary New York gossip columnist who helped usher in an period of superstar journalism, died on Nov. 12 on the age of 94.

Lil Peep Gustav Ahr, a rising rap star who carried out beneath the title Lil Peep after releasing his first full album in August, died of a suspected overdose on the age of 21.

Jack Blessing Jack Blessing, an actor recognized for his roles on “Moonlighting,” “The Bare Reality” and “George Lopez,” died following a battle with pancreatic most cancers on November 14. He was 66.

Earle Hyman Earle Hyman, who performed Grandpa Huxtable on “The Cosby Present” along with a profession on stage as a Shakespearean actor, died Nov. 17 at age 91.

Malcolm Younger Malcolm Younger, one of many founding guitarists of rock band AC/DC, died on Nov. 18 after battling dementia. He was 64.

Mel Tillis Nation music star Mel Tillis, who was inducted into the Nation Music Corridor of Fame, died of suspected respiratory failure on Nov. 19. He was 85.

Charles Manson Charles Manson, the con man, cult chief and legal who led the Manson Household murders within the ’60s, died on Nov. 19. He was 83.

Jana Novotna Jana Novotna, a Czech tennis champion who gained Wimbledon in 1998, died after a battle with most cancers on Nov. 19. She was 49.

Della Reese Della Reese, a jazz and pop singer who additionally starred on “Touched by an Angel,” died on Nov. 19. She was 86.

Peter Baldwin Peter Baldwin, an Emmy-winning director of “The Surprise Years,” “The Brady Bunch” and “Sanford and Son,” died on Nov. 19. He was 86.

David Cassidy David Cassidy, the star of “The Partridge Household” and a teen heartthrob from the ’70s, died on Nov. 21 after being positioned right into a medically-induced coma. He was 67.

Tommy Keene Tommy Keene, an influence pop singer-songwriter fashionable within the ’80s, died on Nov. 22 on the age of 59.

Rance Howard Rance Howard, an actor who appeared in 15 movies directed by his son Ron Howard, died on Nov. 26. He was 89.

Ken Shapiro Ken Shapiro, a author and director of Chevy Chase’s debut movie from 1974 “The Groove Tube,” died of most cancers on Nov. 27. He was 76.

Jim Nabors Jim Nabors, who performed Gomer Pyle on “The Andy Griffith Present” and on “Gomer Pyle: USMC,” died on Nov. 30. He was 87.

Heather North   Heather North, an actress finest recognized for voicing Daphne on the animated collection “Scooby-Doo,” diec November 30 at age 71.

Charlie Inexperienced Jr. YouTube star Charlie Inexperienced Jr., higher referred to as Indignant Grandpa, died on Dec. 10 after a battle with pores and skin most cancers. He was 67.

Bruce Brown  Bruce Brown, director of the browsing documentary from 1966 “Countless Summer season,” died of pure causes on Dec. 10. He was 80.

Pat DiNizio  Pat DiNizio, lead singer and songwriter of the New Jersey rock band The Smithereens, died on Dec. 12. He was 62.

Bob Givens  Bob Givens, a veteran animator who helped design such basic characters as Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, died Dec. 14 at age 99.

Kim Jong-hyun  Kim Jong-hyun, also called Jonghyun as a part of the Ok-pop group SHINee, died on Dec. 18 on the age of 27. His loss of life is being investigated as a potential suicide.

Jordan Feldstein  Jordan Feldstein, the supervisor of Maroon 5 and different music stars, died Dec. 23 of an obvious coronary heart assault at age 40. He was additionally the older brother of actors Jonah Hill and Beanie Feldstein.

William W. Graham  William W. Graham, a scion of the enduring Washington Submit publishers Phil and Katharine Graham, died at age 69 on account of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Information of the suicide was first reported by the Submit in an official obituary on Dec. 24.

Heather Menzies-Urich  Heather Menzies-Urich, the actress finest recognized for taking part in the second-oldest Von Trapp daughter Louisa within the Oscar-winning musical movie “The Sound of Music,” died Dec. 24 at age 68.

Kent Damon Kent Damon, father to actor Matt Damon, died of most cancers on Dec. 23. He was 74.

Alfie Curtis  Alfie Curtis, an actor recognized for showing within the authentic “Star Wars” and the 1980 movie “The Elephant Man,” died on Dec. 26. His reason for loss of life shouldn’t be but recognized. He was 87.

Amanda Davis  Veteran Atlanta morning information anchor of CBS46 Amanda Davis died of a stroke on Dec. 27. She was 62.

Rose Marie  Rose Marie, an actress recognized for her roles in “The Dick Van Dyke Present” and “The Doris Day Present,” in addition to in appearances on “Hollywood Squares,” died on Dec. 28. She was 94.

Sue Grafton  Sue Grafton, the thriller novelist finest recognized for an alphabet-titled collection of novels starting with “A Is for Alibi,” died in her Santa Barbara house at age 77.

Daniel Talbot  Daniel Talbot, the indie movie icon whose New Yorker Movies dealt with the U.S. launch of classics from Bertolucci, Godard, Louis Malle and Errol Morris, died on December 29. He was in his early 90s.