John Logie Baird (3514 bytes)
1: '''John Logie Baird''' (b. [[August 14]] [[1888]], d. [[June 14]] [[1...
3: Baird experimented with [[Nipkow disk]]. After many acc...
9: ...between [[London]] and [[Glasgow]]. He set up the Baird Television Development Company Ltd, which in 1928...
11: ...until they finally discontinued broadcasts of the Baird mechanical system in [[1937]].
13: Baird's mechanical television system was replaced by th...

John Baird (507 bytes)
1: There have been various '''John Bairds''' of significance. They include:
3: *[[John Baird (Scottish Revolutionary)|John Baird]], participant in the [[Scottish Insurrection of ...
4: *[[John Baird, 1st Viscount Stonehaven]]
5: *[[John Logie Baird]], inventor of [[television]]
6: * [[John Baird (Canadian politician)|John Baird]], Canadian politician and [[cabinet]] minister i...

John Baird (Canadian politician) (5234 bytes)
1: [[Image:Baird.jpg|right]]
3: ...e [[Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario]]. Baird is nicknamed "Rusty", a shortened version of his ...
5: ... the short lived government of [[Kim Campbell]]. Baird, at this time, was considered a moderate, even a ...
7: ...ld not be dependent on government for a paycheck, Baird has spent his entire working life either receivin...
9: ... after the defeat of the federal Tory government, Baird recast himself as a [[neo-conservative]] in accor...

John Baird, 1st Viscount Stonehaven (4642 bytes)
3: '''John Lawrence Baird''', 1st Baron Stonehaven ([[27 April]] [[1874]] -...
5: Baird was elected to the [[British House of Commons|Hou...
31: [[Category:1874 births|Baird, John]]
32: [[Category:1941 deaths|Baird, John]]
33: [[Category:Governors-General of Australia|Baird, John]]

Logie Award (3872 bytes)
1: ...]]s. The name of the awards honours [[John Logie Baird]] who invented [[television]] as a practical medi...
3: ... of this skew, having been nominated for the Gold Logie as many as eight times but never receiving the aw...
5: ...le [[SBS]] newsreader [[Anton Enis]] win the Gold Logie. They did so by getting their small readership ...
9: The Logies ceremony is itself televised, and has generally ...
11: ...in many people's minds. As well winning the Gold Logie several times, he hosted the awards a total of 18...

List of Logie Award winners 2004 (2528 bytes)
1: ...Mel Brooks]]. This article lists the winners of [[Logie Award]]s ([[Australia]]n [[television]]) for 2004...
3: == Gold Logie ==
7: == Silver Logie ==
17: == Logie ==

Baird (319 bytes)
1: '''Baird''' can refer to any of the following:
3: *[[John Logie Baird]]
4: *[[Spencer Fullerton Baird]], biologist
5: *[[Baird, Texas]]
6: *[[Henry Martyn Baird]]

Baird, Texas (2736 bytes)
1: '''Baird''' is a city located in [[Callahan County, Texas]...
4: [[Image:TXMap-doton-Baird.PNG|right|Location of Baird, Texas]]
5: Baird is located at 32°23'46" North, 99°23'50" ...

Chris Baird (307 bytes)
1: '''Chris Baird''', (born [[February 25]] [[1982]]), is a [[footb...
3: [[Category:1982 births|Baird, Chris]]
4: [[Category:Northern Irish footballers|Baird, Chris]]

Baird Judson (940 bytes)
1: '''Baird Judson''' was the [[Christian Heritage Party of C...
3: ...didates for the Canadian House of Commons|Judson, Baird]]

J. Baird Callicott (2654 bytes)
1: '''Baird Callicott''' is Professor of [[Philosophy]] and [...

Vera Baird (374 bytes)
1: '''Vera Baird''' (born [[February 13]], [[1951]]) is the [[Unit...
5: [[Category:1951 births|Baird, Vera]]
6: [[Category:British MPs|Baird, Vera]]
7: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|Baird, Vera]]
9: [[sv:Vera Baird]]

Bill Baird (113 bytes)
1: '''Bill Baird''' was a [[puppeteer]] of the mid- and late [[20t...

Brian Baird (1680 bytes)
3: '''Brian N. Baird''' (born [[March 7]], [[1956]]), [[United States|...
7: Baird won his fourth term in the election held on [[2 N...
19: *[http://www.house.gov/baird/ official website]
20: *[http://www.brianbaird.com/ campaign website]
22: [[Category:1956 births|Baird, Brian]]

Zoe Baird (204 bytes)
1: '''Zoe Baird''' (born [[1952]]) was a [[United States|U.S.]] l...

David Baird (86 bytes)
1: * [[David Baird (soldier)]]
2: * [[David Baird (New Jersey)]], U.S. Senator

George Baird (985 bytes)
1: '''George Hetzel Baird''' ([[March 5]], [[1907]] - [[September 4]], [[20...
3: Born in [[Grand Island, Nebraska]], George Baird ran the opening leg in the gold medal winning Ame...
5: Just a week after the Olympics, Baird set his second 4x400 m relay world record of 3.13...
7: ... as a [[puppeteer]] with his famous brother [[Bil Baird]] and as an assistant professor of education at [...
9: George Baird died in [[Rhinebeck, New York]], aged 97.

Tadeusz Baird (429 bytes)
1: '''Tadeusz Baird''' was a Polish composer. He was born on July 26,...
5: [[Category:1928 births|Baird, Tadeusz]]
6: [[Category:1981 deaths|Baird, Tadeusz]]
7: [[Category:Polish composers|Baird, Tadeusz]]
9: [[pl:Tadeusz Baird]]

Bruce Baird (1501 bytes)
1: [[Image:ac.brucebaird.jpg|frame|Hon Bruce Baird]]
3: '''Bruce George Baird''' (born [[28 February]] [[1942]]), [[Australia|A...
7: Baird was Assistant Trade
10: Baird was a member of the [[New South Wales Legislative...
13: [[http://www.bruce-baird.com.au/brucebaird/background.asp]]

David Baird (soldier) (5018 bytes)
1: '''Sir David Baird''' ([[December]], [[1757]] - [[August 18]], [[182...
3: ... to our Davie." The bullet was not extracted from Baird’s wound until his release.
5: ...y. At the successful assault of [[Seringapatam]], Baird led the storming party, and soon took the strongh...
7: ...g to ill-health did not accompany the expedition. Baird landed at [[Kosseir]], conducted his army across ...
9: ...1807]]. During the bombardment of [[Copenhagen]], Baird was wounded.

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