Uploaded April 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Northwest University Political Science student (and my brother) Donald Kimball shares his insights on having clearer conversations and hitting the root of issues rather than mischaracterizing the opposing viewpoint or resorting to ad hominem attacks.
Donald was selected from faculty and staff of Northwest University as the student speaker to represent the College of Arts and Sciences.
He spoke on Wednesday, April 22, 2015.
Northwest University Political Science student (and my brother) Donald Kimball shares his insights on having clearer conversations and hitting the root of issues rather than mischaracterizing the opposing viewpoint or resorting to ad hominem attacks.
Donald was selected from faculty and staff of Northwest University as the student speaker to represent the College of Arts and Sciences.
He spoke on Wednesday, April 22, 2015.





![How to Change your YouTube channels Vanity URL the Sneaky Way
YOU NEED 500+ SUBSCRIBERS FOR THIS TO WORK! So this video may not apply to many of you.
Recently YouTube has changed its policy on vanity URLs. New channels can no longer opt for a custom URL. Channels must have been 30 days old at least and must have 500 subscribers (and a few other random details, see here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2657968?hl=en) in order to qualify for a changed URL. If you have over 500 subscribers and havent changed your vanity URL, this video is for you!
IN ORDER FOR THIS TO WORK, the YouTube vanity URL you want cannot be taken, or be part of a previously deleted YouTube account.
Basically this video explains how to grab your dream vanity URL. Heres what youll need:
1. A YouTube channel that hasnt been updated to the most recent custom URL (aka wont have a /c/ in the youtube.com/c/[YOURNAME] URL). Also, this channel must have 500+ subscribers and your channel is at least 30 days old.
2. A Google+ page/profile paired to the channel that does not have a custom vanity URL (if you have one like this, unpair it and make a new page).
3. An idea of what vanity URL you want.
4. Around $15 to purchase a domain name that youll only need temporarily.
5. A Tumblr account or other web hosting account that supports using your owned domain names for free.
Instructions:
http://pastebin.com/cGMjRjew How to Change your YouTube channels Vanity URL the Sneaky Way](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xaOIZLhfzE0/mqdefault.jpg)




