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Austin Henry Wilson

Austin Henry Wilson (Dub) (born December 3, 1995 in Richmond, Virginia) is a Sports agent. He is formerly the world's youngest sports agent at the age of 16 and graduated from Florida State University in 2018 and 2019. As an Undergraduate education at Florida State, Wilson worked as a student assistant with the American football. He partnered with Joby Branion in 2019, the CEO of Vanguard Sports Group. The agency, based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, represents various athletes, most notably Von Miller of the Los Angeles Rams, Keenan Allen of the Los Angeles Chargers, D. J. Reader of the Cincinnati Bengals, and Josh Sweat of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Category:1995 births
Category:People from Richmond, Virginia
Austin Keen

Austin Keen (born May 30, 1990) is an American World Champion skimboarder, professional wakesurfer, and lifestyle influencer
Keen grew up on Tybee Island, Georgia, learning to skimboard when he was 11 before moving to Laguna Beach, California in 2007 to chase his dream of skimboarding professionally. In 2013 he became a World Champion by winning the United Skim Tour Circuit. He went on to win the 40th Annual VIC World Championship of Skimboarding. In 2015, he branched into wakesurfing, quickly securing a sponsorship from wakesurf company, LiquidForce.
From there, Keen used his platform as an action-sports athlete to become a social media influencer, documenting his adventurous lifestyle on his Youtube and Instagram pages. He won the 2018 and 2019 GoPro Million Dollar Challenge, securing the cover photo of the 2018 final video.
As of 2020, Austin Keen is sponsored by: Exile Skimboards, LiquidForce, Mastercraft, Ford, Blenders Eyewear, Protein Puck, CBDMD, Swelltech, and Gumout.
Keen lived on Tybee Island, Georgia, spending most of his childhood surfing. As he got older, he began skimboarding and started organizing local skimboard competitions to grow the sport in his hometown. When he was 17, Keen packed up and moved across the country to Laguna Beach, California to chase his dream of becoming a full-time professional skimboarder. Before making it as a professional skimboarder, Keen worked many jobs including plumber's assistant, construction and waiting tables
* 2013 United Skim Tour Circuit World Champion
* 2016 40th Annual VIC World Championship of Skimboarding Champion
* First person to skimboard Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch
* First person from East Coast to win Skimboarding World Championship
* SurferToday 2014 Top 25 Most Influential People in Wave Sports
Category:American snowboarders
Category:1998 births
Category:American Lifestyle influencer
Austin Millz

Austin Christopher Millz, (born Oct 30, 1988) known professionally as Austin Millz is an American DJ, Producer, and Songwriter from Harlem, New York. Austin is best known for his remix, “Feeling Good - Austin Millz Remix” and his single “Bad Behavior” which features Remi Wolf. . His 2023 EP, "breathwork’ collaborates with Alina Baraz, Sabrina Claudio, and Justine Skye. 
==Musical career==
Millz grew up in Harlem discovering his love for music while in high school. He played a lot of video games until he found the music software FruityLoops and started creating samples and beats. By 2016, Austin was in the DJ Booth performing all over New York. Eventually, Austin DJ’d Beyonce’s Homecoming Coachella event and made his debut for Boiler Room NYC in 2023
In 2018 Austin was nominated at the Global Spin Awards for Breakthrough DJ of the Year, Regional Club DJ of the Year (Northeast), and Regional Open Format Club DJ of the Year (Northeast).
In 2023 he collaborated on the single Freeway with Estelle. In 2024 Austin will headline his first tour, "Fresh Air Tour"
==Discography==
===Projects===
Year 	Title 	Type
October 1, 2021	Midas 	EP
June 16, 2023 	Breathwork	EP
===Singles===
Year 	Title 	Type
July 22, 2016 	Limelite (feat Anishka) 	Single
February 17, 2017 	Cyclone (feat Tunji Ige) 	Single
February 17, 2017 	New Ting (feat Ye Ali) 	Single
February 17, 2017 	Touch (feat Sessi) 	Single
September 28, 2017	Touch - Essentrik Remix (feat Esentrik)	Remix
September 28, 2017	New Ting - Brenmar Remix (feat Brenmar)	Remix
September 28, 2017	Cyclone B. Lewis Remix (feat B. Lewis) 	Remix
September 28, 2017	New Ting - Juelz Remix (feat B. Juelz) 	Remix
September 28, 2017	New Ting - Dabow Remix (feat B. Juelz) 	Remix
March 22, 2019 	Broke Boy (feat Claire Ridgely) 	Single
November 14, 2019 	Bad Behavior (feat Remi Wolf) 	Single
March 19, 2020 	On Read (feat Pell) 	Single
December 9, 2020 	Feels Good (feat Teedra Moses) 	Single
August 28, 2020 	Inside Out (feat Grouplove) 	Remix
October 29, 2020 	Unbound (feat MICHELLE) 	Remix
June 23, 2021 	Ride (feat Ori Rose) 	Single
September 10, 2021	Gold (feat Aluna) 	Single
May 5, 2022 	What's Next (feat Pell) 	Single
January 1, 2022 	Always Be My Baby 	Remix
July 29, 2022 	Tukuntazo (feat El Cherry Scom) 	Remix
October 7, 2022 	Feeling Good (feat Nina Simone) 	Remix
January 27, 2023 	Nobody Khan (feat Chaka Khan) 	Single
March 3, 2023 	Inhale/Exhale (feat Sabrina Claudio) 	Single
April 7, 2023 	Freeway (feat Estelle) 	Single
May 19, 2023 	Breathless (feat Alina Baraz) 	Single
June 1, 2023 	Lovely Day (feat Bill Withers) 	Single
Category:1988 births
Category:People from Harlem
Category:DJs
Category:Producers
Category:Songwriters
Austin Pollock

Austin Pollock (active 2020-) 
(born 1st August 2008) is an Australian television Journalist. He is a reporter for the news outlet 6 News Australia, starting at the company in April 2022.
==Career==
After founding 4 News, a small news outlet which was later shut down, in 2020, he presented and directed the network for 2 years before joining 6 News Australia, which was founded by Leonardo Puglisi. 
His most notable interview was with Former Health Minister Greg Hunt in 2021, the day before NSW entered lockdown. Following the 2022 federal election, he spoke with Max Chandler-Mather who had just been elected into the parliament, where he commented on new details for the seat of Griffith. 
He received controversy on his coverage of some incidents involving Qantas airways and the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, however, there were no signs of impartiality. 
Category:2008 births
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Australian television journalists
Austin Silver

Austin Silver (January 4, 1995) is an American day trader and trading coach. He is best known as the founder of ASFX, an education platform for day trading. Austin has as social media reach of over 200k followers across all of the platforms.
==Early life and education==
Silver was born in New Jersey to Cole Silver, father, and Carol Silver, mother. From a young age, Austin realized that entrepreneurship was the only true path to freedom. As a kid, he was often seen running garage sales or shoveling snow for money.
Silver graduated from Moorestown High School in 2013, and finished three years of college at Rowan University before dropping out of the university to focus on his trading business.
==Career==
Austin began his career in finance facilitating the sale of insurance products at Northwestern Mutual and then later Mass Mutual.
Silver started out as a retail trader in 2015 in his college dorm room.
In 2018, Silver joined T3 Live as a Senior Forex Analyst, where he hosted daily live trading rooms and also ran weekly Q&A sessions to help educate new traders.
In 2019, Austin left T3 Live and founded ASFX. The business provides day trading education services for people interested in becoming self-sufficient traders through courses, seminars, and webinars.
ASFX has grown into one of the largest day trading education services in the world on the back of it’s best selling product, the Starter Pack. This is a bundle of courses that teach the backtested trading strategies that Austin and his team built.
With over 2,000 members, Austin leads a team of Coaches at ASFX as they help new and struggling traders gain more education on how to make it as a day trader.
==Philanthropy==
Austin is also a philanthropist at heart who has contributed to the cause of poverty alleviation and helping children reach their full potential. He has volunteered for the Philadelphia Breakfast Mission and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.
==Personal life==
Austin is married to Rylee Silver, his partner in crime. Together they live with their family in Tampa, Florida.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
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Category:1995 births
Category:American stock traders
Category:American currency traders
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:Rowan University alumni
Austin Stambaugh

Austin Stambaugh is an American folk musician, storyteller, and songwriter from LaGrange, Ohio. 
==Early Life==
Austin Stambaugh was born in Elyria, OH on March 13th, 1995. He attended Lorain County Community College where he met his mentor, American poet Bruce Weigl. In 2019, Austin Stambaugh moved to Nashville, TN and got a job as a bouncer at the honky-tonk Robert's Western World, where he became known as "The Singing Doorman".
==Career==
Currently based in Nashville, Stambaugh is affiliated with the punk and folk label Anti-Corp Music, where he writes and records music while working various blue-collar jobs and touring the U.S.A.
==Discography==
===Studio Albums===
* Where She Will Go (2019) - Independent Release
* Fool Talkin' : The Musical Short Stories Of Austin Stambaugh (2020)- Independent Release
* Midwest Supernatural (2023) – Anti-Corp Music. Co-produced by Benjamin Tod of Lost Dog Street Band.
===Live Albums===
* Live at Beachland Tavern (2020) – Independent Release
* The Magnolia Sessions (2021) - Anti-Corp Music.
===Singles and EPs===
* Ain't Through Being Lonely Yet (2023) - Western AF Field Recordings
* Way Down Here On Earth (2024) EP - Anti-Corp Music.
===Compilations and Collaborations===
* Emmert & Stambaugh - Chris Emmert, Austin Stambaugh (2024) - Anti-Corp Music.
==Upcoming Releases==
* Speechmythology : The Musical Short Stories of Austin Stambaugh (Scheduled for October 30th, 2024) – Anti-Corp Music
* Sings The Ballads Of Ernest Tubb (Scheduled for Spring 2025) 15 covers of Ernest Tubb, co-produced with Lynn Owsley, Tubb's former pedal steel player.
==Critical Reception==
His 2023 studio album, Midwest Supernatural, co-produced by Benjamin Tod of Lost Dog Street Band, received acclaim for its blending of pedal steel guitar, fiddle, and minor-key melodies. The album has been noted for its introspective lyrics and the evocative portrayal of rural life. 
Austin Stambaugh's work has been called “timeless and nuanced,” by Lilly Hiatt who wrote “enjoy with the lights low.” Folk pioneer Tim Easton wrote “Austin Stambaugh is the best flatpicking songwriter you’ve never heard of, and I’ll stand on Steve Earle’s coffee table in my Redwing boots and say it.” 
"Nashville New Music" review of his album Midwest Supernatural described it as "an authentic portrayal of Midwestern life", noting the album’s blend of instrumental dreamscape with narrative-driven lyrics.
Category:American folk musicians
Category:American people
Category:Storytellers
Category:Songwriters
Category:People from Elyria, Ohio
Australian Comforts Fund

Australian Comforts Fund (ACF) was an Australian umbrella organisation for voluntary bodies set up after the outbreak of World War I.
=== World War I ===
The Australian Comforts Fund was established on 24 August 1916.
The ACF provided 12 million mugs of tea for soldiers in the trenches during the course of the war.
The Australian Comforts Fund was dissolved on 16 April 1920.
=== World War II ===
The Australian Comforts Fund was re-established in January 1940 to assist with World War II.
The Australian Comforts Fund was dissolved once more on 27 June 1946.
Australian National University

The Australian National University, sometimes known simply as ANU, is a public research institution that found in Canberra, which is the nation's capital. In addition to several national academies and institutes, its main campus, which is located in Acton, is home to seven different teaching and research colleges.
The Australian National University (ANU) is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious educational institutions on the planet. According to the QS World University Rankings 2022 and the Times Higher Education rankings, it is placed in second place in Australia overall and first place in the Southern Hemisphere. It has the equal 54th spot on the 2022 Times Higher Education University Rankings and holds the 27th spot on the 2022 QS Globe University Rankings. Both of these rankings compare it to other institutions across the world. The Global Employability University Ranking and Survey places the Australian National University (ANU) at number 20 worldwide in 2021, placing it first in Australia (GEURS).
The Australian National Institution (ANU) is the only university in Australia to have been founded by the national legislature, which did so in 1946. It may trace its roots back to Canberra University College, which was founded in 1929 and merged with the Australian National University (ANU) in 1960. ANU now has 10,052 students enrolled in the undergraduate program, 10,840 students enrolled in the postgraduate program, and 3,753 staff members. As of the year 2018, the endowment held by the institution was worth 1.8 billion Australian dollars.
The teachers and graduates of ANU include a total of 49 Rhodes scholars, in addition to six Nobel laureates. The institution is responsible for the education of not one but two Australian prime ministers as well as more than a dozen current heads of government ministries. The most recent editions of academic publications produced by ANU may be found online via the ANU Press.
Category:Australian National University
Category:1946 establishments in Australia
Category:Educational institutions established in 1946
Category:Universities in the Australian Capital Territory
Category:Buildings and structures in Canberra
Australian Poker Hall of Fame

The Australian Poker Hall of Fame was founded by Maurie Pears in 2009 to formally recognize the accomplishments of poker players and poker industry professionals from Australia and New Zealand.
Criteria for consideration:
* are current or former residents of Australia or New Zealand,
* have demonstrated outstanding and extended service to the game, bringing credit to Australian Casino Tournament Poker, and/or
* have displayed significant player excellence.
Chairman: Joe Hachem
== Inductees ==
* 2009 - Joe Hachem (legend status), Bill Argyros, Gary Benson, Tony Guoga, Mel Judah, Jeff Lissandro, Lee Nelson, Maurie Pears
* 2010 - Jeff Lissandro (elevated to legend status) and Marsha Waggoner 
* 2011 - Leo Boxell and Danny McDonough
* 2012 - David Gorr and Jason Gray
* 2013 - No induction
* 2014 - Graham Putt
* 2015 - Van Marcus
* 2016 - Joe Cabret
* 2017 - Manny Stavropoulos
* 2018 - Grant Levy
* 2019 - Jonathan Karamalikis
* 2020 - Kahle Burns and Lynn Gilmartin
== Young Achievers ==
The APHOF also acknowledges “Young Achievers” each year, with the view to offering continuing encouragement in poker with a potential future induction.
* 2014 - Jarred Graham and Jackie Glazier
* 2015 - James Obst
* 2016 - Jeff Rossiter
* 2017 - David Yan
* 2018 - Kahle Burns
* 2019 - Alex Lynskey
* 2020 - Michael Addamo
== References ==
Category:Poker
Category:Poker in Australia
Category:Australian poker players
Category:New Zealand poker players
Category:Poker players
Category:Poker Hall of Fame
Australians

Australians, often known as "Aussies," are citizens, nationalities, and people who are connected with the country of Australia in some way. This connection may be a geographical one, a legal one, a historical one, or a cultural one. For the vast majority of Australians, many (or all) of these ties exist, and they are collectively responsible for their sense of belonging as Australians. It is not possible to get nationality in Australia because of one's race or ethnicity; citizenship is the only legal status recognised in this country.
While there was considerable immigration from China and Germany throughout the nineteenth century, the overwhelming bulk of settlers and immigrants came from the British Isles (mostly England, Ireland, and Scotland) during the period from 1788 to World War II. Many of the first British towns served as prison colonies for the housing of transported criminals. Following a succession of gold rushes in the 1850s, the number of "free settlers" grew dramatically in the United States. In the decades immediately after World War II, Australia saw a significant influx of immigrants from all across Europe, with a disproportionate number of people coming from Southern and Eastern Europe compared to prior decades.
Category:Australian people
Category:Ethnic groups in Australia
Austria

Located in Central Europe's southernmost region, Austria is a landlocked nation known formally as the Republic of Austria. Austria is made up of nine federated states, one of which is Vienna, the country's capital and biggest city, while the other eight are smaller states. To the northwest, it has borders with Germany; to the north, it has borders with Slovakia; to the east, it has borders with Slovenia and Italy; and to the west, it shares borders with Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Austria has a population of almost 9 million people and a land area of 83,879 km2 (32,386 sq mi). Austria has a population of about 9 million people and a land area of 83,879 km2 (32,386 sq mi). However, although Austrian German is the main language of the nation, many Austrians speak with one another informally in a range of Bavararian dialects.
As a margraviate circa 976, Austria grew in power until it became a duchy and then an archduchy. Austria grew in importance as the centre of the Habsburg Monarchy and the junior branch of the House of Habsburg — one of the most powerful royal families throughout history – beginning in the 16th century. Because it was an archduchy, it was a vital component of the Holy Roman Empire and served as its administrative centre. The Austrian Empire was established early in the nineteenth century and rose to great power status, becoming the dominant force in the German Confederation. However, following its defeat in the Austro-Prussian War in 1866, Austria pursued its own course, completely separate from that of the other German states. The Austria-Hungary Dual Monarchy was founded in 1867 as a result of a deal with Hungary.
When Archduke Ferdinand, the presumed heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, was killed, Austria became embroiled in World War I under the leadership of Emperor Franz Joseph. It was only after the defeat and disintegration of the Monarchy that the Republic of German-Austria was declared, with the intention of joining forces with Germany. However, the Allied Powers refused to recognise the new state, and it remained unrecognised for the remainder of World War II. Following the dissolution of the Austrian Empire in 1918, Austria was legally replaced by the First Austrian Republic. The Anschluss, which was completed in 1938 under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, an Austrian-born politician who rose to become Chancellor of the German Reich, resulted in the annexation of Austria. Following the defeat of Germany in 1945 and a protracted period of Allied occupation, Austria was re-established as a sovereign and self-governing democratic republic, known as the Second Republic, after a long period of international isolation.
Austria
Category:Central European countries
Category:Federal constitutional republics
Category:German-speaking countries and territories
Category:Landlocked countries
Austria-Hungary

Between 1867 and 1918, Austria-Hungary, often known as the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the Dual Monarchy, was a constitutional monarchy and a major force in Central Europe, ruled by a constitutional monarchy. It was established as a result of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 and disbanded as a result of the Allies' loss in the First World War.
The dual monarchy, which was a genuine union between the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary, was at the heart of the empire. One of the three components of the union was the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia, a self-governing autonomous area under the Hungarian crown that was instrumental in negotiating the Croatian–Hungarian Settlement in 1868. From 1878 until 1908, Austria-Hungary controlled Bosnia-Herzegovina as a joint venture, which it annexed in 1908. In the nineteenth century, Austria-Hungary was controlled by the House of Habsburg, and it represented the last stage in the constitutional development of the Habsburg Monarchy. The Austro-Hungarian Compromise, which was signed on March 30, 1867, in the aftermath of the Austro-Prussian War, resulted in the formation of the union. Following the reforms of 1867, the Austrian and Hungarian states became equal partners in terms of authority. All other governmental powers were split between the two nations; nonetheless, the two states had similar foreign, military, and finance policies.
A multinational state and one of Europe's great powers at the time, Austria-Hungary was a key player on the world stage. Austria-Hungary is geographically the second-largest nation in Europe after the Russian Empire, with 621,538 km2 (239,977 sq mi) of land area and the third-most populated country in Europe, with a population of 57 million people (after Russia and the German Empire). Empire established the world's fourth-largest machine-building industry, behind only the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom, as a result of its efforts. Aside from that, Austria-Hungary surpassed both the United States and the German Empire as the third-largest producer and exporter of electric household appliances, electric industrial appliances, and power production equipment for power plants, according to the International Energy Agency.
Category:Austria-Hungary
Category:Former countries in the Balkans
Category:Former empires
Category:Former monarchies of Europe
Austrian

Austrians (German: sterreicher) are the people who live in the country of Austria. From the 17th or 18th century, the name "Austrians" was used to refer to the inhabitants of Habsburg Austria, and it is still used today. Following that, throughout the nineteenth century, it was used to refer to inhabitants of the Empire of Austria (1804–1867), and from 1867 to 1918, it was used to refer to people of Cisleithania. The word Austria originally referred to the historical March of Austria, which corresponded approximately to the Vienna Basin in what is now Lower Austria, in its most literal meaning.
Austrians were historically recognised as ethnic Germans, and many of them identified with that label. After the Austro-Prussian War in 1866, which culminated in Prussia ousting the Austrian Empire from the Confederation, the Austrian territories (including Bohemia and other parts of Central Europe) became a part of the Islamic Roman Empire as well as the German Federation. As a result, when Germany was established as a nation-state in 1871, Austria was not included in the new state. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was established in 1867 when Austria was reorganised. Austria was reduced to a rump state after the conclusion of World War I, and the country adopted and temporarily used the name Republic of German-Austria (German: Republik Deutschösterreich) in an effort to unite with Germany, but this was prevented by the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1919. (1919). In 1919, the First Austrian Republic came into being. Austria was seized by the Third Reich in 1938 as a result of the Anschluss.
Because of the events that occurred during World War II and the collapse of the Third Reich, both the political philosophy of pan-Germanism and the union with Germany have come to be connected with Nazism, resulting in Austrians forging their own unique and distinct national identity. Today, the great majority of Austrians do not consider themselves to be of German descent.
Category:Austrian people
Category:Germanic ethnic groups
Category:Ethnic groups in Austria
Category:Baiuvarii