Waching daily May 1 2018

hey what's going on everyone this is Miyyist

we're playing a different game we're not playing some not good today we're

playing surviving Mars I believe it's called and that's what we're playing

today but before we get into this make sure you hit that like button if you're

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of anything I upload also how do you like the new thing I made comment down

below its base wine let's go with the USA

don't panic yes okay so starring rockets for okay next let's go into this I think

that's a good name USS Enterprise this one let's go here welcome to Mars

okay thank you our goal is to secure and fort hold for humanity by building the

first Martian dome planned rocket USS air pres right here

there it is is that the name on it I want to these are the things permanent

buildings are constructed by drones open the build menu okay I know that okay so

I must be connected to a power consumer or you can do that

how do you connect this where are you doing a little guy

oh you're grabbing rocks okay

there then that will build faster this will build faster now yeah this is

almost done your own swarm drums and Rovers but oh yes I need this

not enough power Wow just want to make a big power power

thing right here build that so there's water now it has the water

power not so much there that should be enough power if it's not then we'll

screw you do you come over here recharge that one

so then what about oxygen life support water tower do I just put it down and it

creates oxygen wow this works please so cable fault

reported everything's breaking damn stuff please no saving oxygen wait wait

you need metals okay wait don't you have metal you have metals damn you need

concrete get concrete from here concrete here okay so we have water you have

enough water apparently I are you going over here

stop going over here

I hate you all all useless to me

okay there we go you should get power I should give

oxygen there we go a lot better resources are low no kiddin Sherlock

okay everyone that's gonna wrap up today's episode of surviving Mars not

good this game sorry so in between episodes I'll probably try

learn some more things about it watch some tutorials all that so if you did

enjoy make sure you hit that like button subscribe if you're at all new around

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For more infomation >> Surviving Mars | Ep. 1 | Everything is Already Breaking - Duration: 6:11.

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What is The BEST Play in the Stock Market RIGHT NOW? - Duration: 5:31.

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Active Player Network - What is it? - Duration: 1:06.

In a world where overworking is glamorized, and leisure is often an after-thought,

its not hard to forget to incorporate time for ourselves

and the people we care about in our daily routine.

Fortunately, there's a way to ensure that we can melt the stress of real life away,

if even for a few minutes at a time.

All we need to do is remember to play!

And for you that might mean transforming into a halfling sorcerer,

or playing board games with your friends.

It could be the hunt for the missing card in your collection,

or expertly painting an entire army that fits on your kitchen table.

Play is anything you do purely because it's fun,

and we're lucky to live in a time where there are more tools than ever

to aid in those adventures!

So, what are you waiting for?

Make a commitment to yourself!

Join the Active Player Network, and help us find new ways to have fun:

every single day!

We're here to connect members of the greater geek community, new and old,

and truly believe that together,

we can help empower our community to prioritize play!

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The Flash | Inside: Therefore She Is | The CW - Duration: 1:43.

For more infomation >> The Flash | Inside: Therefore She Is | The CW - Duration: 1:43.

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Great Reef Lodge is Perfect for Countryside and Coastal Settings - Duration: 2:45.

Great Reef Lodge is Perfect for Countryside and Coastal Settings

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The Flash 4x20 Inside "Therefore She Is" (HD) Season 4 Episode 20 Inside - Duration: 1:43.

- Now that I've retired,

there's an opening at the collection agency.

So what do you say, Vibe?

You wanna be the new Breacher?

- Episode 4.20, Therefore She Is,

Cisco has been sort of struggling with this job offer

that Breacher gave him to run the collection agency

on Earth 19 and run it with his daughter, Gypsy.

- You wanna see my daughter more.

Work with her, together you and Cynthia could be

an unstoppable duo.

- He wouldn't have to jump from Earth to Earth.

He'd actually be able to see her once in a while

and he hasn't told anybody on the team this.

- I need you to vibe the gun.

- It's booby trapped, I would need to double my powers

just to even attempt to vibe the gun.

- Well, hold on, I mean, could Gypsy double your powers?

- They find that if Cisco,

who hasn't been able to use his vibe powers

to find DeVoe or track him, if they could use Gypsy

and bring her in on the process,

then they could dual-vibe, it'd be a lot more powerful

and it might work.

- Combining your powers could make it

so we know DeVoe's next move. (Cisco laughs nervously)

- Cisco, of course, is a little hesitant to do that

because he hasn't given his answer yet about the job.

- Okay, so to co-vibe we have to be totally in sync, right?

Our minds have to be on exactly the same page.

- Just like always.

- They have to come to a decision

about how they're gonna move forward,

not just with the job but with their relationship as well.

- Not only have we not been on the same page,

we haven't even been on the same planet.

(quirky music)

For more infomation >> The Flash 4x20 Inside "Therefore She Is" (HD) Season 4 Episode 20 Inside - Duration: 1:43.

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ASOS' Swimsuit Model Is Breaking Fashion Barriers - Duration: 3:17.

- My name is Vivian Eyo-Ephraim,

I am a plus size model and student living in London.

So the story of how I got into modeling

is quite interesting because I was with my mum,

she was like why don't you get into modeling

like you do commercials and acting and things like that

and she was like yeah just do it.

I applied to a competition on StarNow that would've

won me a contract with Bridge Models, which it did,

I did win it, so that's how it all started.

So, when I got the email oh you have a casting for ASOS,

I was like (squeals) what do I do, what do I do?

Still the same nerves, but you know I just went there,

did what I usually do, just stand there, do my best,

take my pictures, and be as confident as I can

which I think I did well, 'cause I got it in the end.

The recognition and feedback and the comments and everything

by literally every single person I bump into

or across social media, it's been amazing.

I don't think I have any kinda words to kinda describe

the feeling, but it's an amazing feeling

that I feel inside, honest.

It's also amazing because I see a lot of people that

look like me, a lot of people of color,

people that are plus size, just like I am,

you know say I've seen someone that represents me, finally,

things like that, it's really encouraging to see.

So I would like to work for Sports Illustrated

because I saw somebody I'd look up to on there,

that was Ashley Graham, I thought she did an amazing

job on it and it's just given so many other people like me,

someone to work towards to in terms of showing ourselves

to the world, and on a platform like that as well,

I feel like it's now becoming very inclusive as well,

so that's something that I'd definitely

love to take part in.

So representation is very, very, very, very important,

I can't stress how important it is,

only 'cause there's so many people that, from young ages,

look up to certain people

and certain things that are happening across social media,

across the world, not even social media, just generally.

For me, representation is very important because I've had

so many young people message me to say

oh I wanna be just like you, and I'm just like

oh my God, that's a lot, it's something that needs to

be normalized, so something like this that's happened

via ASOS should be everywhere, so not everyone's

kinda surprised by what's going on, but, it will get better,

I'll just say that, I'm very positive,

so I reckon it will get there.

I would like the modeling industry in the future,

if it was up to me, to be inclusive.

That's the one word I can stress on.

Inclusiveness, there shouldn't be categories as to

plus-size model or normal model, or this model, that model,

I think it should just be that person is a model,

regardless of whatever it is they look like,

what shape it is, what size, how tall, how short they are,

if I had the power to, everyone would be a model. (laughs)

I love Nike, I have like so many, I'm basically,

I'm not endorsed by them but I'd like,

it's an amazing brand.

For more infomation >> ASOS' Swimsuit Model Is Breaking Fashion Barriers - Duration: 3:17.

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Dit is waarom jij je moet inschrijven voor de Somertijd Reanimatiedag - Duration: 0:35.

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Turns out the Chevy Cavalier is still around - Duration: 3:53.

The discontinuation of a nameplate in the U.S. market coupled with its continued use

overseas is not all that rare.

Sometimes an automaker drops a name entirely and years later is too ashamed of the past

to bring it back in the U.S. (or anywhere else).

This is why we haven't seen the Pinto, Vega, Chevette or many other Malaise-Era nameplates

make a comeback.

But sometimes an out-of-favor nameplate works well on the other side of the globe, the same

way '80s metal bands went on to have a second life in Eastern Europe in the 2000s, selling

out stadiums in places like Prague, Kiev and St. Petersburg.

Which brings us to the fact the Chevrolet Cavalier is alive and well -- in China, where

it returned in 2016 as a compact sedan aimed at the Ford Escort, which is also enjoying

a second life there as a slightly different Focus.

The current-generation Cavalier shares the Delta II platform with the global Cruze, but

the Cavalier is positioned a little differently in the Chinese domestic market, sitting just

below the Cruze sedan but above the Chevrolet Sail sedan, which is an even smaller sedan

developed by Shanghai-GM on its own platform.

The Cavalier is offered with a 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine producing 107 hp and 103 lb-ft of torque,

paired with a choice of a five-speed manual or a six-speed automatic.

When it comes to design the Cavalier is distinct enough from the larger and plusher Cruze,

featuring a large intake below the slim grille with the Bowtie badge, a sculpted hood surface

with a nod to Chevy's more potent offerings and headlights that take some inspiration

from the Cruze.

If you squint hard enough, you can kind of see the profile of the Cruze within this sedan,

and if one drove past you on some rural road in Ohio, you probably wouldn't notice it -- it's

generic Chevrolet design.

In company literature, a lot of emphasis is placed on one feature in the Cavalier: a fine

particulate matter air filter.

"The Cavalier comes standard with a PM2.5 fine particulate matter air filter that traps

and filters out more than 99 percent of pollutants ranging in size from 0.3 mm to 10.0 mm."

2018 Chevrolet Cavalier front Filters are more of an issue in the bigger

cities on China's east coast than in the country's western region or the lush south, but they're

something that drivers in China have to pay attention to.

Are we likely to see the Cavalier make a comeback in the U.S?

Don't expect the Cavalier to make a comeback in the U.S., even though the model is offered

in Mexico.

As all automakers dial down sedan production for the U.S., we'll be lucky (so-to-speak)

to have just one Chevy-badged four-door car a decade from now, and it probably won't be

summoning images of the Cavaliers of the 1990s.

For more infomation >> Turns out the Chevy Cavalier is still around - Duration: 3:53.

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BREAKING GOWDY HAS IT ALL AND IS ABOUT TO DROP AN ATOM BOMB ON OBAMA AND HOLDER - Duration: 18:37.

BREAKING: GOWDY HAS IT ALL AND IS ABOUT TO DROP AN ATOM BOMB ON OBAMA AND HOLDER

The U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions

have agreed to provide congressional investigators confidential records on the failed Obama-era

gun trafficking operation.

This operation was conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.

It was known as "Fast and Furious Operation."

"Today, the Department of Justice entered into a conditional settlement agreement with

the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and will begin to produce additional

documents related to Operation Fast and Furious.

The conditional settlement agreement, filed in federal court in Washington D.C., would

end six years of litigation arising out of the previous administration's refusal to

produce documents requested by the Committee," the Department of Justice stated.

According to our source, Daily Vine, in announcing the settlement, Attorney General Jeff Sessions

said: "The Department of Justice under my watch is committed to transparency and the

rule of law.

This settlement agreement is an important step to make sure that the public finally

receives all the facts related to Operation Fast and Furious."

Rep, Trey Gowdy also made a statement on former President Barack Obama's invoking executive

privilege, regarding the Fast and Furious Operation.

"The assertion of executive privilege is legally compromised and calculated solely

to delay Congress from exercising its constitutional responsibility to provide oversight," Gowdy

stated.

He added: "The President claims he knew nothing about Fast and Furious prior to Agent

Brian Terry's murder and no one at the Department of Justice has suggested the President was

part of the drafting of a demonstrably false letter dated February 4, 2011, to a committee

of congress."

"So, my question to the President is: What are you asserting privilege over?

Did you know about Fast and Furious before Brian Terry's murder?

Did you approve the operation?

Did you participate in the drafting of a false letter to congress?

Unless the answer to all of those questions is yes, there is no matter over which the

President can assert privilege.

It is merely the latest ploy to delay the investigation.

The original Fast and Furious Operation somehow allowed about 2.000 firearms to find their

way into the hands of Mexican cartel members.

Scroll down to the comments and tell us what

you think.

For more infomation >> BREAKING GOWDY HAS IT ALL AND IS ABOUT TO DROP AN ATOM BOMB ON OBAMA AND HOLDER - Duration: 18:37.

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Björn Borg Today: Where Is the Swedish Tennis Star Now? | SML TV - Duration: 8:19.

Björn Borg Today: Where Is the Swedish Tennis Star Now?

Björn Borg, the 1980s-era Swedish tennis great known as the "ice borg" for his seemingly unruffled demeanor on the court, is back in a lot of people's minds due to the movie Borg vs.

McEnroe.

The film, which stars Shia LeBeouf as John McEnroe, is more of a character study than a movie about tennis, in a lot of ways, as it chronicles the 1980 rivalry (and eventual friendship) between the then-four-time Wimbledon Swedish champion, Borg, and the rebellious, uncouth American known as "super brat.

" The contest between Borg and John McEnroe is regarded as one of the best tennis matches in history.

Borg, as fans of his career and the movie know, suddenly retired from tennis a year later, while only age 26 and still in his prime.

That has a lot of people wondering where Bjorn Borg is today.

What is the Swedish tennis star doing now?.

Borg, today, has his own fashion line; he sells underwear.

It's high-end underwear, but underwear all the same.

He's made a fortune doing it.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Borg is worth $28.5 million today.

"He occasionally plays professional matches now, but is more focused on his successful fashion line, Bjorn Borg," the site reports.

Borg, who was born on June 6, 1956, is in his early 60s.

Borg periodically ventures back into the tennis world; he was captain of Team Europe for the Laver Cup in 2017 (McEnroe was captain for the rest of the world's players during that competition.

Borg is married to his third wife, Patricia Östfeld (yes, he did marry the girlfriend depicted in the movie, but they later divorced).

Borg and Patricia have a son, Leo Borg, whom you might recognize from the movie; Leo plays a young and more tempestuous Björn, captured in a poignant scene in which he hits a tennis ball against a garage wall over and over again.

"We didn't say what the movie was.

And then we got a letter from Björn Borg's own son, which his mother helped him craft, saying he would really like to audition for the film and that his name was Leo Borg," director Janus Metz told USA Today.

"And in parenthesis at the end he said he was Björn Borg's son.".

Leo Borg, in 2018, was 14-years-old and hoping to forge a professional tennis career of his own.

According to The Sun, "Leo is ranked Sweden's No 1 in his age group and No 20 in Europe." Whether Leo Borg will ever come even close to matching his father's greatness is an open question, although Björn Borg was certainly one of a kind on the court.

The Sun noted that Leo Borg does not have his father's legendary icy calm demeanor.

Sverrir Gudnason plays Björn Borg in the film and is an absolutely uncanny lookalike.

Borg lost at Wimbledon the following year after the historic match, to McEnroe, and he quit tennis when he lost again to the American at the U.S.

Open two months later.

He wouldn't return to Wimbledon again until 2000 for a parade.

In 2016, CNN reported that Borg had settled into a quiet family life back in his home country of Sweden, reporting, "Borg enjoys a quiet lifestyle on the outskirts of Stockholm with his third wife Patricia Ostfeldt, visiting the office of his clothing brand three times a week and even doing the school run with his 13-year-old son Leo.

"I'm a tennis dad now," he said.

Borg's romantic history was pretty tangled after he quit tennis.

He did marry Mariana Simionescu, the fellow tennis player featured as his girlfriend in the movie, but they broke up.

Today, she lives in Monaco and is unattached; she did say she enjoyed the movie and was quoted as saying, " "I don't know if I was the real love of Bjorn's life, but he was for me." They divorced in 1984.

Borg also "fathered a child with Jannike Bjorling, a teenager he met while judging a wet T-shirt competition, but then married Loredana Berte, an Italian glamour model," according to UK Daily Mail.

That marriage also ruptured but he seems to have found stability and happiness with his third and current wife, a real-estate broker.

His son with Bjorling is named Robin Borg.

Swedish tennis player Bjorn Borg with his wife, the Romanian tennis player Mariana Simionescu, 1983.

There was trauma along the way.

"In 1989, Borg was taken to a Milan hospital where he had to have his stomach pumped.

But Borg has always maintained it was not a suicide attempt," Telegraph reported.

"I sometimes look back to those days with all the girls, but I have a great family life now and I prefer that, staying at home with the family," he told UK Telegraph in 2007.

"This is my third marriage.

Patricia and I have been together now for seven years and I'm so happy.

It feels as though I have found the right woman for me and I'm now living the way I want to live.

I have the perfect life now and I wouldn't change a thing.".

For more infomation >> Björn Borg Today: Where Is the Swedish Tennis Star Now? | SML TV - Duration: 8:19.

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#Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante is Kylian Mbappe's No1 PSG transfer target this summer - Duration: 2:06.

Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante is Kylian Mbappe's No1 PSG transfer target this summer

KYLIAN MBAPPE has urged Paris Saint-Germain to sign Chelsea star N'Golo Kante this summer.

The striker, 19, reckons his France team-mate is just what the Ligue 1 champions-elect are missing.

Kylian Mbappe has urged PSG to sign N'Golo Kante this summer.

When asked which one player he would like to join the club, he told beIN Sports: "Kante, according to our needs and also the quality of the player.

"I think he's a player that would suit our team perfectly.

"He is French, bring back a Frenchman for the attractiveness of our Championship, it would be good.

"I think all the French like N'Golo Kante, and it would be a pleasure to have him in our league.

PSG striker Kylian Mbappe believes N'Golo Kante is just what the French champs are missing.

Midfield ace Kante, 27, joined Chelsea from Leicester in July 2016 for £30million.

He became only the second player to win back-to-back Premier League titles following the Foxes' shock triumph in the 2015/16 season.

PSG signed Mbappe from Monaco on a season-long loan last summer, with the option to make the deal permanent for £166m.

Kante and Mbappe will be playing together in Russia during the World Cup this summer.

For more infomation >> #Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante is Kylian Mbappe's No1 PSG transfer target this summer - Duration: 2:06.

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Samuel L Jackson: 'My biggest fear is never landing another Hollywood role' - Duration: 6:14.

Samuel L Jackson: 'My biggest fear is never landing another Hollywood role'

AT 69 he is the highest-grossing actor in the world, with box office receipts of more than £3.

7 billion — more than anyone in movie history.

But Samuel L Jackson admits he still worries about where the next job is coming from and revealed many of his colleagues feel the same way, including Oscar and Bafta-winning veteran Dame Maggie Smith, 83.

Jackson, who plays Nick Fury in the Marvel universe and will reprise his role as Frozone in Incredibles 2 this year, said: "My biggest fear is not going to work.

I'm still that actor.

I tell myself that the phone stops ringing for everybody, doesn't it?.

"I was at dinner last year with Maggie Smith, my agent and Michael Caine.

Michael was going to another job and I was finishing a job in England, and Maggie had just finished doing Downton.

She said: 'I don't have any work.' And we were like, 'You're Maggie Smith!' But she was scared.

We want to work!".

Jackson criticised actors who say they cannot watch their own performances.

Julianne Moore, Joaquin Phoenix, Johnny Depp and Reese Witherspoon are among those who have said that they can't bear to sit through their movies.

Jackson told Gentleman's Journal: "That's total bullshit.

Come on, it's a total 'look at me' business.

You're saying this because you're trying to humble yourself and do all that shit but, hey, you're in a business where you're asking people to look at you all the time, you know, 'Watch me do what I do.

"Listen, if you want to be good, really good, there's no time to be humble.

You don't have to put it right in people's faces.

But if you can't stand to watch yourself work, then why should people pay $12.50 [at the cinema] to watch you work?".

Recalling his time on Broadway before he made it in Hollywood, he said: "I wish that I could watch the plays I was in while I was in them.

I dig watching myself work.".

Jackson described the racial climate he experienced growing up as "American apartheid", and that young people should be using the internet more to tackle social problems.

He said: "There's a new temperature of fear in this country.

When I was at college we were ready for the uprising.

To us, the flavour was that violence is as American as apple pie and that change does not come peacefully.

But now, young people are truly afraid for their future, mainly because they're being put in a place that they can't navigate and survive in.

It's a whole new atmosphere that we never had during our revolution.

These kids have a fear of being at school and somebody coming in with a big automatic weapon.

Nobody wants to get hurt, but everybody wants to get angry.

"My advice is to take a damn stance.

Young people are starting to realise the power and influence that they do have.

That in two years they're going to be the next wave of voters and those old guys that set policy that tell them, 'You're children and you can't tell us what to do.' It's like, 'Yeah, we can.'.

"Keep going.

Don't shut up, raise your voice.

The advantage these kids have over us when we were in the streets, is where we were on payphones or writing letters to each other, they've got something we didn't have.

They've got the internet.

They've got a voice.".

For more infomation >> Samuel L Jackson: 'My biggest fear is never landing another Hollywood role' - Duration: 6:14.

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Royal wedding backlash: 'This isn't what the licence fee is for' Republic blasts BBC - Duration: 5:49.

Royal wedding backlash: 'This isn't what the licence fee is for' Republic blasts BBC

The exemption means communities will be able to watch the royal nuptials at special events and parties in town halls, community centres and streets across Britain, without having to buy a licence.

The BBC previously waived the licence fee for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridges wedding.

Republic has accused the BBC of pandering to the Royal Family by covering the royal wedding, which the anti-monarchy group says is not in "the national interest".

Graham Smith, CEO of Republic, told Express.

uk: "This is another example of the craven attitude the BBC has toward the royals.

"Everyone with a licence fee is now paying for the royal wedding, by subsidising events where it's being celebrated.

This is not what the licence fee is for.

"The BBC needs to be as impartial towards the monarchy as it tries to be towards politicians.

"The idea that this is an event of national importance is clearly nonsense.

It's of interest to those who want to watch it, for the rest of the country it'll pass by and be forgotten very quickly.

We need full disclosure on the relationship between the BBC and the royal household, and an explanation for this appalling decision.

The royal wedding TV licence exemption will also apply to shops and events such as agricultural shows.

Republic previously blasted the BBC's coverage of Prince Louis's birth last week and set up a petition calling on the BBC to "Keep your reporting fair, balanced and accurate".

And the anti-monarchy group also set up another petition calling on the Government not spend taxpayer money on the royal wedding.

Mr Smith added: "Our petition calls on the BBC to be fair and impartial when reporting the royals, whats the chances when they actively promote and fund royal street parties?.

It makes absolutely no sense to throw licence fee payers money away on a royal event.

This is not an event of national importance as the BBC claims, it is a wedding..

The BBC time and again gets it wrong with its coverage of the royals.

Its time there was a full, independent review of their relationship with the royals and their coverage of them.

The monarchy is a political, constitutional institution that must be covered by the BBC impartially and intelligently.

Enough of the fawning and celebration – just report the facts..

Earlier Pipa Doubtfire, the BBCs head of revenue management, said: Im delighted to announce that we have decided to offer a one-off dispensation for the royal wedding on May 19.

This will allow the public to enjoy live coverage of the occasion at special events like street parties, where TV is not usually watched, without needing to buy a licence.

By law, if live television or iPlayer is viewed on any premises, those premises must be covered by a valid TV licence.

However, in exceptional circumstances, the BBC can grant a dispensation for the temporary viewing of television, so long as the viewing is for the sole purpose of screening an event which is judged by the BBC to be of national importance.

The BBC considers that the royal wedding is such an event.