Forgive me if I'm dense, but let me make sure I'm operating with a correct understanding of the facts. There are two wall switches. One controls the lights for both ceiling fans. The other controls the two lights. Furthermore, there are not two switching points (i.e., three-way switches). Is this correct? IF I'M MISUNDERSTANDING, IGNORE THE FOLLOWING AND CORRECT MY ASSUMPTIONS. In this case, you should be able to tap either of the fan/lights to add a couple of cans. Of the two hot wires (one red, one black), it's not possible from the information given to tell for sure which controls the fans and which controls the lights. There are a couple of ways to tell which is which. For one, you can look at the switches to see which controls which. Another, and perhaps more foolproof, way is to use a circuit tester to figure out which wire controls lights and which controls fans. Once you know which is which, you should be able to tap one of the fan/lights with the appropriate red/white or black/white combination to feed additional cans. It is, of course, possible that circuit capacity is at issue here (i.e., that the cans you plan on adding will overload the circuit), but I'm ignoring that for now because I don't have the information to assess and, in any event, a couple of 50 watt bulbs is a fairly light additional load.

Potting soil / compost often breeds mushrooms. I have some under one of my trees too. They show up in damp weather. Mine look different than yours. I have no idea what the eggs are. They are under the leaves too? Figs don't have many pests. Mine get spider mites in summer, but I've never seen those blue eggs. Try the Name that plant forum. They might know. or do a web search.

Hi Just fitted a new wiring loom on my ride on mower as the old one was butchered and dangerous by the previous owner. I have 3 wires left were im not sure were they go. according to the mower manual wiring diagram they go to the right front spade terminal on the solenoid but the cable have a spade terminal with a ring hole in it. Also I have to diagrams which contradict each other ive attached them to this msg. Cheers guys

Well I can't speak for the AV company you used, but we create a schematic as part of the install process. Each side of the endpoint is labeled per the schematic. Each wire is also labeled. We use multiple colors to further differentiate (ie. Blue Cat for Data, Yellow Cat for Phone, Black Cat for control, White Cat for Video distribution etc). From the schematic we generate a wire run chart for our techs that basically tells them "install this type of wire from point A to point B and put these labels on it." They also sign off that they completed each wire run so we have an audit and accountability process before drywall goes up. As the system lives and breathes, new equipment is often wanted by owners in locations not originally prepped for. The schematic can then be referred to years down the line and conclude things like "hey they wanted another touchscreen in Room B now and we can grab this unused Cat noted here on the schematic and extend it 6ft to do so instead of running a new line." This process is a bit anal I know, but it helps the homeowner (and future AV companies) sift through a mess of wires like you have.