McKenna

"You have a product where people don't appreciate how much alcohol they're consuming, " Mr. McKenna said.

In 1977, with Wayne gone from the company, Jobs turned to the Regis McKenna Advertising Agency to produce a new, more iconic logo.

KATE MCKENNA: Well, it' s a terrific idea, but how much will it cost to develop?

"All of us knew we had to do the whole war, " Mr. McKenna, the writer, said; this would not be a simple story of a single battle.

KATE MCKENNA: How much is that?

The design decisions made by Mr. Jobs, Mr. McKenna said, are informed by his grasp of users' desires, technology trends and popular culture.

Rob McKenna, the state's boyish attorney-general and a likely Republican candidate for governor, also declares himself proudly centrist.

KATE MCKENNA: You know Mr. Sakai is coming at ten o' clock, don' t you, Jenny?

McKenna (1988) claims that this approach treats every customer as a "micromajority" .

KATE MCKENNA: Well, please stay in touch and let me know how the campaign goes.

KATE MCKENNA: Thank you. . . Oh and I wonder if you could help me.

KATE MCKENNA: I've got the sales report and I have all the figures ready for the presentation to Mr. Sakai. Do you want to see them?

KATE MCKENNA: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your attention.

KATE MCKENNA: Jenny, could you do something about this fax machine?

Delivered with a rich, textured tone, McKenna's songs are thoughtful and consistent but often lack immediate spark.

KATE MCKENNA: That' s not the point.

KATE MCKENNA: That' s very kind of you, but I would like to walk.

KATE MCKENNA: I' ve just spent weeks selling Big Boss in the States and now I find out there' s something wrong with it.

KATE MCKENNA: Were you able to find out anything about their overseas marketing strategy?

KATE MCKENNA: Something next month, but I haven " t found out the exact date yet. "

KATE MCKENNA : Don , I ' m worried about the last part of the presentation . Can we talk ?

"The products never made it into the local market, " Tony McKenna, general manager of Nutritionals at Tatura, told Reuters by telephone.

KATE MCKENNA: Although it' s a wonderful idea, we just won' t be able to sell it.

Dr. Thomas McKenna, program officer for ONR's Neural Computation Program, said this research has significant future implications.

In one song, McKenna sings about a couple who married too young and in too much of a hurry.

KATE MCKENNA : I' d like the standard four door saloon .

KATE MCKENNA: I think the word to describe the situation is "deadlock" .

KATE MCKENNA: How much is this for the day?

KATE MCKENNA: We need to make it clear that "Big Boss" is an absolute priority.

McKenna subsequently peppered this specific date throughout the second, 1993 edition of The Invisible Landscape.

KATE MCKENNA: And can I just double check that I' m booked in here for two nights, starting Wednesday.

Disney constantly mines its archive of old films, observes Christopher McKenna of Said Business School.

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: Yes, Ms. Mckenna, there is a fax here and a telephone message.

KATE MCKENNA: Ah, yes. Edward. Hello. Welcome to Bibury Systems Marketing Department.

Clinton spokesman Matt McKenna confirmed the conversation took place.

"Steve visits the Apple store in Palo Alto frequently, " said Mr. McKenna, a former consultant to Apple.

KATE MCKENNA: Yes. . . we know how important the American market is.

KATE MCKENNA: They have already scheduled a television advertising campaign.

KATE MCKENNA: I' m sorry, this dotted line represents income from accessories and add ones.

KATE MCKENNA: I' ll have to talk to the distributors as soon as possible.

KATE MCKENNA: I don' t think he' ll change his mind now.

Donal (McKenna) is a 14-year old who develops a passion for greyhound racing. He works in a kennel, which is owned by Good Joe ( Stott ).

KATE MCKENNA: . . . So this slide here shows a total net income from the previous year.

ASSISTANT MANAGER: Ms. McKenna from Bibury Systems.

California's Claremont McKenna will have to be choosier, taking 14. 3 percent of applicants, compared with 22. 4 percent five years ago.

KATE MCKENNA: And could you charge it to my room?

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: I' m very sorry about Ms. McKenna' s booking.

KATE MCKENNA: I need to arrange a day' s presentation to about sixty agents.

KATE MCKENNA: We know their selling price, but what' s their unit cost?

KATE MCKENNA: I' ve ten minutes. Could we do it fairly quickly?

KATE MCKENNA: I' ll have to take the first flight I can.

KATE MCKENNA: Yes, please. The Herald Tribune.

HOTEL RECEPTIONIST: That' s right Ms. Mckenna.

Mr. McKenna declined to comment on Mr. Steele's statement.

KATE MCKENNA: Hello. Are there any message for me?

KATE MCKENNA: Then Derek and I will have to change our arrangements.

KATE MCKENNA: It' s the first six months that are important.

KATE MCKENNA: Plain, boiled, white rice.

Dr Sharon McKenna and her team found that curcumin started to kill cancer cells within 24 hours.

KATE McKENNA: No. I' m just not certain what this item refers to.

KATE MCKENNA: Good morning, Jenny.

KATE MCKENNA: That' s quite expensive.

KATE MCKENNA: Eight-thirty a. m. , not eight-thirty p. m.

KATE MCKENNA: Non-smoking please.

KATE MCKENNA: Okay, I' ll be on the first available flight.

KATE MCKENNA: Will it affect their sales?

KATE MCKENNA: Just for twenty-four hours.

KATE MCKENNA: I don' t believe this. Where' s Clive?

KATE MCKENNA: And could I buy a street map of Atlanta?

KATE MCKENNA: Jenny, I need to talk to him as soon as possible.

KATE MCKENNA: I' d like to send a fax to London, please.

KATE MCKENNA: Clive, what on earth' s going on?

KATE MCKENNA: And the slides are ready, aren' t they?

KATE MCKENNA: But that' s the problem Derek.

KATE MCKENNA: What' s wrong, Jenny?

KATE MCKENNA: Sorry, Jenny, it really is very important.

KATE MCKENNA: No, thank you. I only have one bag.

KATE MCKENNA: Hi, Edward. How' s it going?

KATE MCKENNA: You look very happy.

KATE MCKENNA: No, I' ll order right away.

"We've absolute faith in our quality systems, but we will comply with all of (the Chinese) requirements, " McKenna said.

KATE MCKENNA: Set up an evening meeting?

I' m seeing Kate Mckenna at eleven.

KATE MCKENNA: Clive, it's Kate.

KATE MCKENNA: It will never sell.

KATE MCKENNA: It will be too expensive.

KATE MCKENNA: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for coming this afternoon.

"We're conditioned to think that if we don't devour everything on our plate, we are misbehaving, " McKenna says.

KATE MCKENNA: This is Kate. I' ve got a question.

KATE MCKENNA: That' s very good. And?

KATE MCKENNA: I think we' ve cracked it.

I don' t think you have met Kate Mckenna.

KATE MCKENNA: I' ll take it.

KATE MCKENNA: Do I need one?

KATE MCKENNA: No, thanks. Could I have the bill, please?

KATE MCKENNA: And you have checked the monitor, haven' t you?

KATE MCKENNA: No. There are two bags in my room.

KATE MCKENNA: Sorry, what time do you start serving dinner?

KATE MCKENNA: Oh, I see.

KATE MCKENNA: I' d like to hire a car.

KATE MCKENNA: What is the xr590?

KATE MCKENNA: Hi, this is Kate.

KATE MCKENNA: Good evening. I have a reservation.

KATE MCKENNA: I have a corporate charge card.

KATE MCKENNA: Edward, are you coming down to the workshop?

KATE MCKENNA: Are you busy?

KATE MCKENNA: . . . So to sum up, everything indicated that the market was ready for a hi-tech product,

KATE MCKENNA: My secretary made a reservation for a standard room,

"On Abortion: A Lincolnian Position, " by George McKenna (September 1995)

KATE MCKENNA: This is a combination of two things:

KATE MCKENNA: There are two immediate things we