The complete second season of the US sitcom following two twenty-something, financially insecure friends who hope to one day own a successful cupcake business. In this season, Max (Kat Dennings) and Caroline (Beth Behrs) finally get a chance to open up their cupcake store but they encounter various obstacles that could jeopardise the business. The episodes comprise: 'And the Hidden Stash', 'And the Pearl Necklace', 'And the Hold-Up', 'And the Cupcake War', 'And the Pre-Approved Credit Card', 'And the Candy Manwich', 'And the Three Boys With Wood', 'And the Egg Special', 'And the New Boss', 'And the Big Opening', 'And the Silent Partner', 'And the High Holidays', 'And the Bear Truth', 'And Too Little Sleep', 'And the Psychic Shakedown', 'And Just Plane Magic', 'And the Broken Hip', 'And Not-So-Sweet Charity', 'And the Temporary Distraction', 'And the Big Hole', 'And the Worst Selfie Ever', 'And the Extra Work', 'And the Tip Slip' and 'And the Window of Opportunity'.

This new book from leading neurosurgeon and author Gary Kraus is an account of traumatic brain injury (TBI) from the time a brain-injured patient arrives in the emergency department through to the wide range of clinical outcomes of such an injury. Written with the voice of experience, the author examines causation of TBI, the patient’s stay in the neuro-intensive care unit and the many neurological assessments and tests that inform the outcomes that the patient and their families will encounter. A wide range of medical professionals will benefit from Dr Kraus’s acute insights into TBI including Neurosurgical residents, Neurosurgeons with a sub-specialist interest in Neuro-Trauma, Neurologists managing patients with post traumatic brain injury, Neuro-Intensivists, Neuro-Psychologists, Researchers/scientists involved in Clinical trial in traumatic brain injury, and those with a specialist interest in Neuro-rehabilitation.

This new book from leading neurosurgeon and author Gary Kraus is an account of traumatic brain injury (TBI) from the time a brain-injured patient arrives in the emergency department through to the wide range of clinical outcomes of such an injury. Written with the voice of experience, the author examines causation of TBI, the patient’s stay in the neuro-intensive care unit and the many neurological assessments and tests that inform the outcomes that the patient and their families will encounter. A wide range of medical professionals will benefit from Dr Kraus’s acute insights into TBI including Neurosurgical residents, Neurosurgeons with a sub-specialist interest in Neuro-Trauma, Neurologists managing patients with post traumatic brain injury, Neuro-Intensivists, Neuro-Psychologists, Researchers/scientists involved in Clinical trial in traumatic brain injury, and those with a specialist interest in Neuro-rehabilitation.