“He has a fun personality, but when it’s time to work he has those boys work,” says Wright. Through Pallas and Armbrust, the students then learn about caring for the animals, and all the work that goes into it.
“That made me keep working.”Īrmbrust started working at the farm in 1987, and in 1989, became Pallas’ assistant when Pallas asked Armbrust to work for him. “I always saw him working like a dog,” Armbrust says. Like most of the kids, Armbrust came from a tough situation, but said Pallas’ work ethic has helped make him the man he is today. I didn’t know any better, but I enjoyed it.” I showed a Brama steer, he was a big, ugly calf. “I’d never been to a fair, I’d never dealt with cattle before. “This was a chance for me to meet new friends-that was more what I was interested in,” Armbrust says. Armbrust stayed at Omaha Home for Boys from 1982 to 1987. Kelly Armbrust is one former student who touts Pallas’ abilities to work with children. If you don’t act the way they want, they will let you know.”
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He has shown hundreds of students how to sweep the floor, feed cattle, and respect other beings. It is important to Pallas to keep the floor clean because of visitors to the farm, but more important to him because of the life skills. “His barn is the cleanest barn I’ve ever been in,” says Rachel Wright, extension assistant at Douglas-Sarpy County Extension. The students learn to sweep the floor, and also learn the importance of keeping the floor clean. That broom over there-a lot of them pick that up and try to use it like a push broom.” “I’d say 95 percent of these kids have never been shown much of anything,” Pallas says. Many have never participated in an extracurricular activity. Many have unstable living environments and a lack of positive role models. Some of the common reasons for this are truancy, or any sort of trouble with the law. According to Rae Ann Knoell, communications coordinator for Omaha Home for Boys, the young men in the residential care program (the program that includes 4-H) are there by court order. Their students also come from challenging life situations. The students Pallas teaches are teenagers when they start with the organization. Many kids join 4-H at age 9 or 10 and remain involved throughout high school. He may not have known how to teach, but he was involved in 4-H as a youth. “The guy who hired me said, ‘you’ll do just fine.’ “ “When I got hired, I said ‘I’m not a teacher.’” Pallas recalls. Pallas began working at the farm in 1983 after working as a manager on larger farms.
The Valley View 4-H Club on Cooper Memorial Farm is a popular part of Omaha Home for Boys, and for 36 years, the driving force behind the club has been one leader-63-year-old Mike Pallas. Two years later, cattleman and OHB supporter Bob Cooper presented Omaha Home for Boys with a 72-acre stock farm three miles north of the main campus. In 1948, seven calves were donated to the Omaha Home for Boys, and the organization used those calves to start Valley View 4-H Club. NieR director Yoko Taro and composer Keiichi Okabe have created HD video projections especially for these concerts, which will be projected onto giant screens throughout the performance.Seven calves started a 70-year labor of love.
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These European and North American premiere concerts will be performed by full symphony orchestra and chorus, and will feature the vocal stylings of renowned soloist Emi Evans, under the direction of GRAMMY Award-winner and acclaimed conductor Arnie Roth. AWR Music Productions (producers of Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY) is proud to partner with renowned video game developer SQUARE ENIX once again to present NieR:Orchestra Concert re: 12018. The music of NieR premieres in Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia!Īfter 4 sold-out Tokyo performances in 2018, worldwide audiences will finally have the chance to experience this multimedia concert phenomenon.
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