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Whats happenin with a capella at Virginia Tech? Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9lzspIQJPs Uploader: Virginia Tech Television (VTTV33) Upload date: 2013-04-15

Tracklist: 1. Mack the Knife / Buddy Killen 2. New York, New York / Buddy Killen 3. Forever / Buddy Killen 4. My Way / Buddy Killen 5. I Believe / Buddy Killen 6. Don't Let Go / Bobby Goldsboro, Ronnie McDowell, Buddy Killen 7. As Time Goes By / Buddy Killen 8. How Far Our Love Goes / Buddy Killen 9. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry / Buddy Killen 10. We Love Each Other / Tabitha Fair, Buddy Killen 11. I May Never Get to Heaven / Buddy Killen 12. When I've Learned Enough / Buddy Killen

Tracklist: 1. Little Girl Blue 2. I Get Along Without You Very Well 3. When The Wind Was Green 4. One For My Baby 5. Fancy Free 6. Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo 7. A Ship Without A Sail 8. Were Thine That Special Face 9. Susan's Dream 10. I Happen To Like New York

This article is from Translational Psychiatry , volume 3 . Abstract It is widely accepted that autism is associated with disordered emotion processing and, in particular, with deficits of emotional reciprocity such as impaired emotion recognition and reduced empathy. However, a close examination of the literature reveals wide heterogeneity within the autistic population with respect to emotional competence. Here we argue that, where observed, emotional impairments are due to alexithymia—a condition that frequently co-occurs with autism—rather than a feature of autism per se. Alexithymia is a condition characterized by a reduced ability to identify and describe one's own emotion, but which results in reduced empathy and an impaired ability to recognize the emotions of others. We briefly review studies of emotion processing in alexithymia, and in autism, before describing a recent series of studies directly testing this ‘alexithymia hypothesis'. If found to be correct, the alexithymia hypothesis has wide-reaching implications for the study of autism, and how we might best support subgroups of autistic individuals with, and without, accompanying alexithymia. Finally, we note the presence of elevated rates of alexithymia, and inconsistent reports of emotional impairments, in eating disorders, schizophrenia, substance abuse, Parkinson's Disease, multiple sclerosis and anxiety disorders. We speculate that examining the contribution of alexithymia to the emotional symptoms of these disorders may bear fruit in the same way that it is starting to do in autism.

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Your kids deal with big emotions every single day. As they get older, feelings can become even more complicated. Connect with their hearts to help them through.

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Material Action - Mixed Emotions (ZIP) 320kbps - November 2012 Electronica / 80s Tracklist: 01 - Bengali 02 - Over Again 03 - The Rift 04 - December 05 - Mixed Emotions 06 - Latin Vibe 07 - The Tiger 08 - The Tiger (Mix 2) 09 - We Don't Stop 10 - Grey 11 - Dangerous Total: (44:10) Material Action Website Sirona-Records Website

Welcome Campers to another episode of the Campfire Gaming Podcast. This week the Crew talks about Microsoft's flip flop on Xbox Live Gold pricing, our thoughts on the new Resident Evil showcase, and some excitement around future Star Wars game and the newly revived Lucasfilms Games. So crawl inside your tauntaun to stay warm and enjoy our wonderful discussion around the campfire. Check out our website at CampfireGamingPodcast.com Join the conversation on Twitter and Discord Listen to the episodes on your favorite service iTunes , Spotify , and Google Podcasts Intro Song: Jeremy Blake - Powerup! Outro Song: Gunnar Olsen - Dat Step --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/campfiregamingpodcast/message

Recruits and staff pause their regular training to provide assistance to residents hard-hit by Hurricane Matthew; recruits cope with public's responses to police officers, and start their driving training.... watch those cones!

Someone gave El Wayno Loco a printed page with a chart of icons for emotions, 63 in total. He realized it could be a great program and so a show was born. Have a listen and take a musical ride on an emotional roller coaster! Football fields of thanks to Mary Chambers LCSW for inspiring this program. The emotions explored this week are: Boredom Anger Embarrassment Pride Satisfied Innocent Happy Suspicious Helpless Lovestruck Annoyed Disgusted Shy Cautious Lonely Jealous Sad Fearful Ecstatic Interested Aggressive Bashful Undecided Negative Apathetic Exhausted Alienated Confident Depressed Music in this program is from Rosie Flores, The Big Kids, Chris Difford, Jools Holland and His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, Elvis Costello and The Attractions, Madness, Imelda May, Squeeze, Garland Jeffreys, Keith Richards, XTC, Dwight Yoakam, Fine Young Cannibals, CSNY, The Beatles, The Texas Sapphires, The Pointer Sisters, Traveling Wilburys, Dwight Yoakam, Chris Isaak, Bryan Ferry, Fun Boy Three, Linda Ronstadt, Dan Hicks and his Hot Licks, John Lennon, Bob Marley and The Wailers, Cream, Rod Stewart, Fallout Boy, Edward J. LaFong, Stevie Wonder, Aimee Mann, Kylie Minogue, Randy Newman, Don Henley, Linda Ronstadt, The Bobs, The Bad Plus, Gnarls Barkley, The Kinks, Al Green, Billy Idol, Del Amitri, John Lennon, Snow Patrol, Simon and Garfunkel, Engineers, Leann Womack, Kiki Dee, Elton John, Paul McCartney, and The Rolling Stones. This program first made available 19 September 2015

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Self-reports of subjective feelings indicate that people frequently feel mixed emotions (e.g., happiness mixed with sadness) (Berrios et al., 2015). However, few studies have investigated if mixed emotions can be expressed and perceived nonverbally through facial and vocal expressions. The present study therefore aims to directly investigate the perception of mixed emotions. Stimuli consists of brief video clips of actors expressing various combinations of mixed emotions through facial gestures, body movement and vocal sounds. Actors were instructed to express all pairwise combinations of the following emotions, with the intention that both emotions should be equally prominent in the resulting expression: anger, disgust, fear, happiness, and sadness. In order to assess perception of mixed emotions, participants will rate the stimuli with regard to how clearly they perceive different emotions. Ratings are conducted on scales from 0 (emotion not at all prominent) to 10 (emotion very prominent). Participants will be specifically instructed to give ratings on 2 of the 5 available rating scales (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, and sadness) in order to assess if the two intended emotions of each stimulus can be perceived.

This study aims to test the hypothesis that feeling mixed emotions increases one’s receptivity towards using new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence. Participants will be randomly assigned to 4 conditions (positive, negative, mixed and neutral emotion) and complete recall tasks to induce the respective emotion assigned. They then view a fabricated article about an artificial intelligence powered device before answering a few items that measures their receptivity towards this technology.

This study aims to test the hypothesis that feeling mixed emotions increases one’s receptivity towards using new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence. Participants will be randomly assigned to 4 conditions (positive, negative, mixed and neutral emotion) and complete recall tasks to induce the respective emotion assigned. They then view a fabricated article about an artificial intelligence powered device before answering a few items that measures their receptivity towards this technology.

No barcode Tracklist: 1. Brothers 2. All Of Me 3. Green Grass 4. Abby 5. Yes Way 6. Not The Same 7. Lost Somewhere 8. Real Life 9. Rain Delay 10. Cactus 11. Nonesuch

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Tracklist: 1. You Thrill Me 2. Never Gonna Stop 3. There's Been A Change 4. You And Me 5. Kiss You All Over 6. Ain't Got No Time 7. Don't Do It 8. One Step At A Time 9. Stay With Me

Released in 2020, Mixed Emotions  is Lauren Spencer Smith's first studio EP. It was a collection of her covers of other artists' songs. Tracklist: 1. Elastic Heart 2. Crazy 3. Tell Me You Love Me 4. All I Want 5. When They Were Us

MIXED EMOTIONS Credits and Bandcamp Description 1. WANT/NEED/LOVE Performed by sabishii desu Written by Sean Williams Produced by - Source: sabishii - 2020 2. ONLY 1 Performed by sabishii desu Written by Sean Williams Produced by - Source: sabishii - 2020 3. 2 TOXIC 4 U Performed by sabishii desu Written by Sean Williams Produced by - Source: sabishii - 2020 4. HIGHLIGHT OF UR LIFE Performed by sabishii desu Written by Sean Williams Produced by - Source: sabishii - 2020 5. I HAVE A PROBLEM (BLURRY NIGHTS) Performed by sabishii desu Written by Sean Williams Produced by Zach Sutton Source: sabishii - 2020 6. LOST IN MY HEAD (OUT OF MY MIND) Performed by Jackson Garrow, Kaz9, sabishii desu Written by Jackson GarrowSean Williams Produced by - Source: sabishii - 2020 released June 25, 2020 Kaz9- mixer, featured vocalist (LOST IN MY HEAD (OUT OF MY MIND)) LeyvaLovesYou- mixer (I HAVE A PROBLEM (BLURRY NIGHTS)) Jackson Garrow- Featured vocalist, writer (LOST IN MY HEAD (OUT OF MY MIND)) Sean "sabishii" Williams- main vocalist, writer 

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Russian and Ukrainian immigrants in Plymouth are reacting to the news of a downed jetliner near their former home. On Thursday, 298 people aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 were killed, including three infants. Most of the victims are from the Netherlands. One person has dual Dutch-American citizenship. The jetliner crashed in a disputed region of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russian insurgents. United States intelligence experts believe a surface-to-air missile brought the plane down. The plane crash was a hot topic at Arkady's market, in Plymouth. Russian and Ukrainian cultures blend perfectly inside the store, but when world events take center stage, there is divisiveness. "My customers are split in half. One half is pro-Russian, one half is pro-Ukrainian," said Svetlana Makeyeva, Arkady's store owner. "There's such tension between the two." Svetlana is Russian, but she grew up in the Ukraine. "I don't talk politics in the store," she said. "It's a huge tragedy for everybody, but once you see it being used for political gains and accusations it just makes you sick in the stomach." Another woman named Sasha, who didn't want her full identity revealed, is originally from Ukraine. She actually points the finger at the Ukrainian government. "It's not about Russia at all, come on," she said. "Who's going to be next? This is my question for Ukrainian army. I can't go to my home, I usually go every summer and now I can't. They ruined everything." Sasha is fearful for her family who are still in the Ukraine. "I'm not the president. I cannot stop it, but he can definitely, because he's the president," she said referring to Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko. Many customers in the store also told 12 News they are concerned, but did not wish to be interviewed. "We seem to get along and hopefully we'll continue this way but the community is heated," said Svetlana. According to the U.S. Census, 43,000 people claim Russian ancestry in Minnesota and many of them live in the west metro. Some people call Plymouth "Little Russia" because of all the Russian businesses in the city. Sonya Goins, reporting http://twelve.tv http://www.facebook.com/12localnews http://twitter.com/12Sports Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/CH12app Channel 12 is on Comcast cable in the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

Russian and Ukrainian immigrants in Plymouth are reacting to the news of a downed jetliner near their former home. On Thursday, 298 people aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 were killed, including three infants. Most of the victims are from the Netherlands. One person has dual Dutch-American citizenship. The jetliner crashed in a disputed region of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russian insurgents. United States intelligence experts believe a surface-to-air missile brought the plane down. The plane crash was a hot topic at Arkady's market, in Plymouth. Russian and Ukrainian cultures blend perfectly inside the store, but when world events take center stage, there is divisiveness. "My customers are split in half. One half is pro-Russian, one half is pro-Ukrainian," said Svetlana Makeyeva, Arkady's store owner. "There's such tension between the two." Svetlana is Russian, but she grew up in the Ukraine. "I don't talk politics in the store," she said. "It's a huge tragedy for everybody, but once you see it being used for political gains and accusations it just makes you sick in the stomach." Another woman named Sasha, who didn't want her full identity revealed, is originally from Ukraine. She actually points the finger at the Ukrainian government. "It's not about Russia at all, come on," she said. "Who's going to be next? This is my question for Ukrainian army. I can't go to my home, I usually go every summer and now I can't. They ruined everything." Sasha is fearful for her family who are still in the Ukraine. "I'm not the president. I cannot stop it, but he can definitely, because he's the president," she said referring to Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko. Many customers in the store also told 12 News they are concerned, but did not wish to be interviewed. "We seem to get along and hopefully we'll continue this way but the community is heated," said Svetlana. According to the U.S. Census, 43,000 people claim Russian ancestry in Minnesota and many of them live in the west metro. Some people call Plymouth "Little Russia" because of all the Russian businesses in the city. Sonya Goins, reporting http://twelve.tv http://www.facebook.com/12localnews http://twitter.com/12Sports Learn about our mobile app - http://bit.ly/CH12app Channel 12 is on Comcast cable in the northwest suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

This study aims to test the hypothesis that feeling mixed emotions increases one’s receptivity towards using new technologies, particularly new medical technologies. Participants will be randomly assigned to 4 conditions (positive, negative, mixed and neutral emotion) and complete recall tasks to induce the respective emotion assigned. They then view a fabricated article about a new medical technology before answering a few items that measures their receptivity towards this technology.

This study tests the hypothesis that mixed emotions would induce more unethical behaviors than positive, negative, and neutral emotions.

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A candlelit vigil will be held at London city hall tonight at 6pmET to mark one-year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Ola Nowosad, organizer of the vigil, joins Devon Peacock to discuss.

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We are interested in the emotions associated with feelings of bittersweet. To that end, we will use LIWC (Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count) to investigate how much positive, negative, and mixed emotion people express in tweets that include #happy, #sad, and #bittersweet. This is our first archival analysis of a corpus of words, so we have only sketched out a handful of hypotheses at this point. We will only analyze tweets from 2007 (when Twitter introduced hashtags) to 2009. There were 813 tweets with #bittersweet in that period, which will give us enough power to detect the hypothesized patterns. Based on the results of those analyses, we will file subsequent preregistrations in which we (a) clarify our hypotheses, (b) add more hypotheses, and (c) analyze tweets from 2007 through 2020. .

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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: After snubbing the First Nation's invitations on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Justin Trudeau visited Tk'emlúps te Secwepemc for the first time on Monday.Elders, Kukpi7 Rosanne Casimir and guests participated in ceremony, honouring residential school survivors and the children who never made it home, and invited the prime minister to speak.When he did, he said Canada was \"ready to partner\" on reconciliation.GUEST: Dr. Liam Midzain-Gobin, Settler Scholar and Assistant Professor of Political Science with Brock University-Pfizer has officially applied for Canadian authorization for its kid-sized COVID-19 vaccine meant for those aged five to 11, bringing the country one step closer to protection for the school-aged population.The news means that the final data from the drug manufacturer still has to be vetted by experts from Health Canada, who will comb through the results of a trial done on thousands of child volunteers before signing off. GUEST: Dr. JIm Kellner, Pediatrician, Infectious Diseases Specialist and Vaccine Researcher at both Alberta Children's Hospital and the University of Calgary. He is also a member of the Federal COVID-19 Immunity Task Force-Ontario's opposition leaders are criticizing Premier Doug Ford for a comment he made about immigrants.After yesterday's announcement, Ford launched into a familiar line about Ontario's biggest problem being a shortage of workers, particularly in the trades and construction.He said people who want to work should come to Ontario. \"You come here like every other new Canadian has come here, you work your tail off,\" Ford said.\"If you think you're coming to collect the dole and sit around, not gonna happen. Go somewhere else. You want to work, come here. We have so much work, we can't keep up with it right now.\"Fakih on Twitter: \"The Premier of Ontario being ridiculous and insulting. Showing his true colours. Our province has been built up by hard-working immigrants; today, and for generations. Again, proving why he should not be Premier.\"GUEST: Mohamad Fakih, Owner and Founder of Paramount Fine Foods

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: After snubbing the First Nation's invitations on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Justin Trudeau visited Tk'emlúps te Secwepemc for the first time on Monday.Elders, Kukpi7 Rosanne Casimir and guests participated in ceremony, honouring residential school survivors and the children who never made it home, and invited the prime minister to speak.When he did, he said Canada was \"ready to partner\" on reconciliation.GUEST: Dr. Liam Midzain-Gobin, Settler Scholar and Assistant Professor of Political Science with Brock University-Pfizer has officially applied for Canadian authorization for its kid-sized COVID-19 vaccine meant for those aged five to 11, bringing the country one step closer to protection for the school-aged population.The news means that the final data from the drug manufacturer still has to be vetted by experts from Health Canada, who will comb through the results of a trial done on thousands of child volunteers before signing off. GUEST: Dr. JIm Kellner, Pediatrician, Infectious Diseases Specialist and Vaccine Researcher at both Alberta Children's Hospital and the University of Calgary. He is also a member of the Federal COVID-19 Immunity Task Force-Ontario's opposition leaders are criticizing Premier Doug Ford for a comment he made about immigrants.After yesterday's announcement, Ford launched into a familiar line about Ontario's biggest problem being a shortage of workers, particularly in the trades and construction.He said people who want to work should come to Ontario. \"You come here like every other new Canadian has come here, you work your tail off,\" Ford said.\"If you think you're coming to collect the dole and sit around, not gonna happen. Go somewhere else. You want to work, come here. We have so much work, we can't keep up with it right now.\"Fakih on Twitter: \"The Premier of Ontario being ridiculous and insulting. Showing his true colours. Our province has been built up by hard-working immigrants; today, and for generations. Again, proving why he should not be Premier.\"GUEST: Mohamad Fakih, Owner and Founder of Paramount Fine Foods

This study tests the hypothesis that mixed emotions would induce more unethical behaviors than positive, negative, and neutral emotions. Participants are assigned to four conditions: mixed emotions, positive emotion, negative emotion, and neutral emotion. They are induced to feel the respective emotion by the recall method. They will then be administered an unethical behavior paradigm, adapted based on DeSteno, Duong, Lim, & Kates (2019).

We explore identification of mixed emotions through different contexts based on saccadic eye movements to displayed faces. We use the eye-tracker-software iMotions to present on a screen four images (from the database of Karolinska Directed Emotional Faces) of the same person expressing different emotions. Participants are ask to pay attention to what they are listening (a sentence with a neutral voice/prosody and with emotions conveyed implicitly particularly driven by the verb) and look at the picture of the person that better represent the feelings conveyed by the sentence. At the end of each trial the participant is explicitly asked how the character in the story feels. We randomly present a total of 24 sentences, 12 sentences including mixed emotions, that is, two emotions, each one in each part of the sentence (i.e.,“Laura says goodbye to her best friend (sad content), (2”) and remembers how much fun they had together (happy content)”) and 12 sentences including non-mixed emotions, that is, the same emotion content in both parts of the sentence (i.e., “Laura loses her doll (sad content) (2”) and she thinks she will not find it (sad content)".

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This online study will focus on whether expression of mixed emotions of opposite valence (e.g., happiness and sadness) can reduce dehumanisation of extreme outgroup members—in particular, drug addicts. We will measure the effects in terms of attitudes and actual behaviours.

This online study will focus on whether expression of mixed emotions of opposite valence (e.g., happiness and sadness) can reduce dehumanisation of extreme outgroup members—in particular, drug addicts. We will measure the effects in terms of attitudes and actual behaviours.

This online study will focus on whether expression of mixed emotions of opposite valence (e.g., happiness and sadness) can reduce dehumanisation of extreme outgroup members—in particular, drug addicts. We will measure the effects in terms of attitudes and actual behaviours.

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So far, emotional mimicry research tends to use disembedded and disembodied facial stimuli on blank screens, resulting in a lack of ecological validity. Furthermore, research of emotional mimicry tends to use unambiguous facial impressions. We therefore investigate effects of spatial, semantic, and auditory contexts on emotional mimicry of mixed emotions by asking the following research questions: 1) Is emotion recognition modulated by combinations of emoter and spatial, semantic, and auditory context? 2) Is emotional mimicry modulated by combinations of emoter and spatial, semantic, and auditory context? 3) Are interpersonal closeness and appropriateness of the expression modulated by combinations of emoter and spatial, semantic, and auditory context?

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This article is from PLoS ONE , volume 9 . Abstract The existing empirical literature suggests that during difficult situations, the concurrent experience of positive and negative affects may be ideal for ensuring successful adaptation and well-being. However, different patterns of mixed emotions may have different adaptive consequences. The present research tested the proposition that experiencing a pattern of secondary mixed emotion (i.e., secondary emotion that embrace both positive and negative affects) more greatly promotes adaptive coping than experiencing two other patterns of mixed emotional experiences: simultaneous (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects taking place at the same time) and sequential (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects switching back and forth). Support for this hypothesis was obtained from two experiments (Studies 1 and 2) and a longitudinal survey (Study 3). The results revealed that secondary mixed emotions predominate over sequential and simultaneous mixed emotional experiences in promoting adaptive coping through fostering the motivational and informative functions of emotions; this is done by providing solution-oriented actions rather than avoidance, faster decisions regarding coping strategies (Study 1), easier access to self-knowledge, and better narrative organization (Study 2). Furthermore, individuals characterized as being prone to feeling secondary mixed emotions were more resilient to stress caused by transitions than those who were characterized as being prone to feeling opposing emotions separately (Study 3). Taken together, the preliminary results indicate that the pattern of secondary mixed emotion provides individuals with a higher capacity to handle adversity than the other two patterns of mixed emotional experience.

This article is from PLoS ONE , volume 9 . Abstract The existing empirical literature suggests that during difficult situations, the concurrent experience of positive and negative affects may be ideal for ensuring successful adaptation and well-being. However, different patterns of mixed emotions may have different adaptive consequences. The present research tested the proposition that experiencing a pattern of secondary mixed emotion (i.e., secondary emotion that embrace both positive and negative affects) more greatly promotes adaptive coping than experiencing two other patterns of mixed emotional experiences: simultaneous (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects taking place at the same time) and sequential (i.e., two emotions of opposing affects switching back and forth). Support for this hypothesis was obtained from two experiments (Studies 1 and 2) and a longitudinal survey (Study 3). The results revealed that secondary mixed emotions predominate over sequential and simultaneous mixed emotional experiences in promoting adaptive coping through fostering the motivational and informative functions of emotions; this is done by providing solution-oriented actions rather than avoidance, faster decisions regarding coping strategies (Study 1), easier access to self-knowledge, and better narrative organization (Study 2). Furthermore, individuals characterized as being prone to feeling secondary mixed emotions were more resilient to stress caused by transitions than those who were characterized as being prone to feeling opposing emotions separately (Study 3). Taken together, the preliminary results indicate that the pattern of secondary mixed emotion provides individuals with a higher capacity to handle adversity than the other two patterns of mixed emotional experience.

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Tracklist: 1. Bless This House 2. Beautiful Brown Eyes 3. The Lady Is A Tramp 4. Be My Life's Companion 5. Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me 6. Too Young 7. While We're Young 8. I Laughed Until I Cried 9. Close Your Eyes (Brahms' Lullaby) 10. Mixed Emotions