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Jake Mauer net worth: Jake Mauer is an American baseball player and coach who has a net worth of $1 million. Jake Mauer was born in St. Paul, Minnesota in December 1978. He is the brother of Joe Mauer and the cousin of NBA referee Ken Mauer. Jake Mauer was an infielder who batted and threw right handed. He played for the University of St. Thomas and set a season record with 83 hits. He also set school records for hits with 243, runs with 181, and games with 187. In 2007 he was inducted into the St. Thomas Athletic Hall of Fame. Jake Mauer was drafted #677 overall by the Minnesota Twins in the 2001 Major League Baseball Draft. His brother Joe was selected #1 overall in the same draft. Jake Mauer played for five seasons in the Twins’ minor league system and retired in 2005 from an elbow injury. He has managed the Gulf Coast League Twins, the Fort Myers Miracle, the Cedar Rapids Kernels, and the Chattanooga Lookouts.

David Milles and family have a net worth of £34 million as of April 2012, according to the Sunday Times UK Rich List. Hexadex is a Lincolnshire-based manufacturer of stainless steel exhausts and industrial couplings. In 2010 it turned from a £4.5m profit to a £138,000 loss after writing down £5.4m on the sale of a business — but turnover rose by 28.3% to £79.3m. Founded in 1993, Hexadex is run by Milles, who with his family and trusts owns 90% of the shares. With a strong balance sheet and £36.3m net assets, Hexadex is worth that sum. Past salaries take the family to £34m.

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Carl Cox Net Worth: Carl Cox is a British DJ and music producer who has a net worth of $16 million dollars. Carl Cox was born in Oldham, Greater Manchester, England, in July of 1962. Cox started working as a DJ when he was 15 years old. He became a rave DJ during the 1980s and landed gigs at dozens of venues, including Sterns Nightclub, Sir Henry’s, The Hacienda and The Eclipse. Cox also worked raves for a variety of companies, including Dreamscape and NASA. He is the head of two record labels: 23rd Century Records and Intec Records, which he founded in 1999. Cox used to host shows on Kiss FM and a live BBC Radio One broadcast called “Essential Mix” every month in the late ’90s. Cox has put together four albums and more than a dozen singles, including “I Want You (Forever)” which reached number 23 on the U.K. charts and “Two Paintings And A Drum”, which climbed to number 24. His radio show “Global” has more than 16 million listeners around the world and is broadcast on more than 60 radio stations in 35 different nations. As of 2014, Cox is touring the world, making appearances at Space Ibiza and in Rome, Serbia and Amsterdam.