Mixed Roots: Writers on Multiracial Identity & Both/And Belonging
by Anne Liu Kellor
English | 2026 | ISBN: 0807021369 | 280 Pages | True ePUB | 12.5 MB

MiniMax H3 - Multimodal AI Video Complete Guidebook by Bookstore AI
English | August 4, 2026 | ASIN: B0HCVC832G | 324 pages | EPUB | 9.08 Mb
The definitive guide to the AI video model that changes everything.

Mingle & Monetize: A Speed-Dating Event Digital Blueprint for Geo-Targeted Singles Ads, Personality Quiz Funnels, and Post-Event Email Sequences
English | August 17, 2026 | ASIN: B0HFN6D1TW | 340 pages | EPUB (True) | 613.91 KB
Turn a Two-Hour Singles Event into a Repeatable Revenue EngineA packed room can still produce a thin business. Tickets sell, the venue gets paid, matches go out-then every participant disappears and the next event begins from zero.Mingle & Monetize shows how to build the infrastructure traditional speed-dating operators leave behind: geo-targeted singles ads that attract the right local audience, personality-quiz funnels that create useful consent-based insight, and post-event sequences that keep the relationship moving after the timer stops. Make Every Registration Teach You SomethingThe ticket is not the whole product; it is the entry point to a smarter participant journey. Build a system that helps singles feel understood while giving your operation clearer decisions about format, messaging, capacity, and follow-up. - Diagnose your operation with the five-gap model: pre-event infrastructure, post-event infrastructure, revenue diversification, data flywheel, and community layer. - Create personality quizzes around communication style, social energy, and relationship goals-then use results to tailor event recommendations without becoming invasive or clinical. - Structure a five-email follow-up sequence across 21 days, with honest subject lines, one focused action per message, measured personalization, and urgency only where scarcity is real. - Map the full participant path from awareness and consideration through registration, attendance, feedback, repeat attendance, and referral. Design the Room for Connection, Not PerformanceA beautiful venue that people cannot talk in is a liability. This blueprint treats acoustics, layout, accessibility, arrival, and flow as conversion and retention tools-not decorative afterthoughts. - Evaluate venues by conversation-level sound, transport and wheelchair access, layout flexibility, lighting, and the ability to offer both connection and retreat. - Create distinct zones for different social styles: quiet lounges, central activity areas, and open mingling space. - Balance structure and spontaneity with low-pressure opening activities, optional participation, free interaction time, and a closing reflection or connection step. - Use technology as invisible support: QR check-in, timers, light-touch live polling, and paper backups for every digital dependency. - Build shareable moments through photo walls, activity-documentation points, and distinctive venue features-without requiring anyone to post. Replace Guesswork with a Durable Operating DashboardKnow whether your ads, events, emails, memberships, and partnerships are actually compounding. Track cost per acquisition, registration conversion, attendance, repeat attendance, member retention, average revenue per participant, feedback, referrals, quiz completion, opens, and clicks-then limit the dashboard to the five to seven metrics that change decisions.Expand beyond ticket dependency with memberships, useful sponsor partnerships, and digital offers that can continue generating value when live events slow down. Throughout, the book keeps an essential line in view: collect transparently, personalize respectfully, and design every funnel around participant benefit as well as business sustainability.Mingle & Monetize is a practical blueprint for organizers ready to make human connection the center of a system that can learn, retain, and grow.Terms: speed dating business plan, singles event marketing, dating event organizer, personality quiz funnel, event email marketing, geo targeted Facebook ads, singles mixer ideas, event sponsorship strategy, dating community business, event analytics dashboard

Mine to Market
English | 2026 | ISBN: 1041397623 | 162 pages | True PDF,EPUB | 8.03 MB
This book examines the practical and economic logic behind mining project evaluation, bridging the gap between technical quality and finance ability. It provides a comprehensive framework that connects geology, mining, processing, product marketability, logistics, costs, cash flow, risk, and project maturity. By focusing on real-world decision-making, it equips professionals to understand how a mineral resource becomes, or fails to become, a financeable mining project. It also offers practical tools to improve project screening, technical review, and due diligence processes.* Explains how geology, processing, logistics, and finance ability interact to shape project outcomes.* Provides tools like checklists, due diligence questions, and rapid projectreading logic for immediate application.* Highlights the distinction between geological attractiveness and real economic strength.* Demonstrates how project maturity, sensitivity, and sequencing affect investment credibility.* Includes applied calculation methods to test assumptions and challenge unrealistic presentations.The book is intended for mining professionals, project evaluators, and decision-makers seeking a clear, practical framework for assessing mining projects.

Minds I've Met: From Denying to Embracing the Inner Lives of Animals by Frans de Waal
English | October 13th, 2026 | ISBN: 1324076380 | 304 pages | True EPUB | 8.30 MB
New York Times best-selling author and world-renowned primatologist Frans de Waal traces the dramatic changes in humanity's perception of animals over the past half-century.

Mindful Cooking: Simple Recipes for Nurturing Body and Soul: A Plant-Based Cookbook by Eric Ripert
English | October 6th, 2026 | ISBN: 0593978269 | 256 pages | True EPUB | 74.05 MB
Three-Michelin-starred chef Eric Ripert, the New York Times bestselling author of Vegetable Simple and Seafood Simple, brings together his two great passions as he explores how food can bring health, joy, mindfulness, and gratitude into our daily lives, with over 75 easy and delicious plant-based recipes.

Mind Myths: How Pop Science Gets Your Brain Wrong by Albert Moukheiber
English | October 13th, 2026 | ISBN: 1778403166 | 240 pages | True EPUB | 1.15 MB
"A timely reminder that we are not just our brains. Arm yourself against the forces of misinformation by reading this book!"-Gina Rippon, author of The Gendered Brain

Meta-Photonic Devices for Polarization Manipulation: Disruption and Revolution
English | 2026 | ISBN: 1041327889 | 242 pages | True PDF,EPUB | 86.30 MB
Polarized light is vital in advanced manufacturing, medical imaging, communication, and fundamental physics, making polarization manipulation central to photonics. This book examines the theory and design of meta-photonic devices, presenting innovative methods for controlling polarization with precision and efficiency.

Messy Jobs: The Work That AI Cannot Reach
by Luis Garicano, Jin Li
English | 2026 | ASIN: B0H4495X34 | 264 Pages | ePUB | 0.3 MB

Menu in the Cloud: Digital Marketing for Food Trucks to Draw Huge Lunch Crowds, Automate Location Alerts, and Build Line-Out-the-Door Hype
English | August 25, 2026 | ASIN: B0HGM9CH2F | 184 pages | EPUB (True) | 1.39 MB
The griddle is hot and lunch starts in twelve minutes — but does anybody know where you are?That single question is the whole problem this book solves. A restaurant has an address; a food truck is a moving target that shifts with weather, events, parking, and pure opportunity. Menu in the Cloud, by Dominic Cross, is a hands-on playbook for building the digital marketing system that keeps hungry crowds ahead of your wheels: today's location, live hours, an accurate menu, and enough proof that crossing the street — or crossing town — will be worth it.Assemble a stack that works together instead of fighting itself: a POS built for mobile service (Square, Clover, Toast), a CRM that remembers regulars' favorites with permission, email for schedules and stories, SMS for alerts that lose value fast, and scheduled social publishing that holds steady through your busiest service day. Learn how a digital menu stays accurate in real time — sold-outs, specials, allergens, price changes — without reprinting a board; how POS-connected QR ordering lifted one operator's average ticket sixteen percent while cutting waits and order errors; and how automated location alerts reach only the subscribers who actually asked for them.Then switch on the hype. Follow a pizza truck that moved forty percent of orders to direct online ordering in three months, dropping twenty-five percent platform commissions and keeping roughly $1,200 a month. Watch a breakfast truck climb from twelve Google reviews to eighty-five — and from 3.8 to 4.6 stars — with QR prompts, verbal asks, and fast, professional replies. Copy a Nashville operator whose five-category content calendar (locations, menu highlights, behind-the-scenes moments, customer features, brand personality) grew followers 140 percent and doubled engagement in a single quarter. See how a Chicago truck mined its own sales numbers, spotted one Thursday downtown slot outperforming everything else by forty percent, rebuilt the route around it, and lifted weekly revenue thirty-two percent.Multiply it all with channels money can't buy: hashtag campaigns, photo contests, and customer photos that read as authentic proof rather than ads; community partnerships like one Portland operator's coffee-shop mornings, brewery pairing nights, and festival sponsorships that generated referrals below market cost; and corporate catering outreach that turned a Dallas truck's lunches into recurring contracts averaging 120 orders apiece. Layer on lifetime-value math revealing why your top fifth of customers likely drives about two-thirds of revenue — and why retention quietly beats acquisition.Underneath the tactics sits the discipline that makes them stick: a four-step hierarchy for judging any subscription (integration first, feature bloat last); a seven-day audit exposing where you retype data or show customers yesterday's location; daily location-publishing and weekly health checklists; consent rules that keep texts and emails welcome; five-dollar ad tests that teach more than one untested $500 spend; and a one-page measurement sheet recording what every campaign cost, earned, and taught.Start smaller than the software vendors suggest. Give every workflow an owner, a source of truth, and a fallback. Automate the repetitive coordination so human hospitality — remembering the usual order, talking up the new sauce — has room to shine. If you're done shouting into the algorithm and ready to build line-out-the-door momentum on purpose, grab Menu in the Cloud and make sure the right crowd knows exactly where you'll be when the window opens.