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Disturbed a few couples while sleeping, Edna winks at the camera, which also reveals the result of Nedna: "Pro Nedna".In Ned 'N Edna's Blend Agenda, there are several moments during the episode when the fourth wall is broken. Firstly when Homer replies to Marge by saying "Let's put it to a vote America". This is in reference to the end of "The Ned-liest Catch" where the country voted whether Ned and Edna should stay together. The fourth wall is broken again when Moe says the if a three-act story is good enough for Aristotle, then its good enough for the Simpsons.Treehouse of Horror XXII ends with the cast saying goodbye to the viewers.In Moe Goes from Rags to Riches, Moe's bar rag tells the viewers his life story throughout the episode.In The Book Job, one of the titles says "The Commercials" moments before the commercial break.In Holidays of Future Passed Bart says "I have acted like a 10 year old for the last 30 years".Season 24[]In Moonshine River, before the end credits, the Simpsons tell the viewers about making their own couch gag.In Hardly Kirk-ing, while Homer is strangling Bart at the end of the episode, he says that Bart's comment about not wanting to look like him is "not a heart-warming scene to end [the episode] on".In A Test Before Trying, when Homer drops the rest of his parking meter change into the wishing well, he breaks the fourth wall by telling Marge "now let's get back on topic"

A time series data file or the library, you can prepare your own text file containing the solar radiation data in each time step for a complete year.Tip: You can import data with time steps of many sizes between 60 minutes and one minute. HOMER detects the time step when you import the data file. For example, if the data file contains 8760 lines, HOMER assumes it contains hourly data. If the data file contains 52,560 lines, HOMER assumes it contains 10-minute data.The data file must contain a single value on each line, corresponding to one time step. Each value in the file represents the average solar radiation (in kW/m2) for that time step. The first time step starts at midnight on January 1st. The following is a sample input file.Click the Import button or the Import and Edit button to open the text file. You can import a text file with any extension.When you import data from a text file, HOMER makes a copy of the data set and integrates it with the HOMER (.homer) file. After the data is part of the HOMER file, HOMER no longer refers to the original text file. If you modify data in the original file, you must import the modified file in order for the modification to be included in the HOMER file. After you import a data file, HOMER calculates monthly average radiation and clearness index values and displays them in the table and graph. HOMER also displays the name of the imported data file in the title of the graph.Scaled Data for SimulationHOMER uses scaled data for calculations. To create scaled data, HOMER multiplies each of the values in the baseline data by a common factor that results in an annual average value equal to the value that you specify in Scaled Annual Average. To determine the value of this factor, HOMER divides the Scaled Annual Average by the baseline annual average solar radiation. The scaled data retains the shape and statistical characteristics of the baseline data, but may differ in magnitude. The default value for the Scaled Annual Average is the baseline annual average solar radiation. When the two values are equal, the scaled data and baseline are identical. HOMER interprets a Scaled Annual Average of zero to mean that there is no solar radiation.Two reasons to use a different Scaled Annual Average than the baseline annual average are for unit conversion and sensitivity analysis.An example of using the Scaled Annual Average for unit conversion is to convert data from an imported file that contains solar radiation data expressed in Wh/m2 rather than kWh/m2. If the baseline annual average is 4800 Wh/m2, enter 4.8 in the Scaled Annual Average