Dani studies in Münster and had his first modeling experience with the German youth magazine "Bravo", in which he was one of the five finalists of the "Talents" competition in 1999. 

Dani is the perfect example of a northern Germanic "Sunny-boy" with a glowing smile and a hanseatic accent, a true gem. 

He visited me for a whole weekend and in great spirits we travelled thorught the green countryside of North Hesse, searching for perfect locations. 

We found a factory building from the early 1900's the palace gardens at Wilhelmstal and a modern windmill park.

No other country has built so many (12250, Aug 2002) wind energy converters than Germany - the number of 10'000 MW has just been broken through! Compare: a typical coal or nuclear plant has about 1000 MW.

Some years ago, I studied physics, so this time some interesting background info about wind energy might be allowed: 

Reneweable energy, like wind energy, reduce pollution, CO2-emission and contribute to slow down the change in climate. Mr. Bush, do you here me?

Wind energy is one of the most important reneweable energy. The line between Dortmund (close to the Ruhr-area, western part of Germany) and Kassel (where I live, right in the center) is the area with most wind in Germany. So wind energy converters are most effective and competetive to build here. 

With the electrical power produced by wind energy in Germany, one could provide whole Berlin, the capital, with electric energy!  The wind energy industry already needs more steel than all the ship and naval industry in Germany together.

The change in climate leads to catastrophies, like currently (Aug. '02) the unbelievable flood in Austria, the Czech republic and East Germany, with an estimated damage of about 15 billion US$. Thousands of families, suffering already by 40 years of socialism, have lost all they had.

Many more pictures of Dani are available on the MalePerceptions CD 2001.