I'm looking to install undercabinet lighting under the cabinets pictured below. The orange lines are wire, the red boxes are junction boxes, the black boxes are the actual lights, and the white is the switch to operate them all. There is existing wiring from a sconce light I removed under the sink cabinet that I was hoping to utilize and avoid tampering with the other switches and outlets, particularly because the switch pictured is wired specifically for the garbage disposal, and I prefer to keep the outlet, an outlet. The way i have it diagrammed seems like it would work, but a little messy and convoluted, is this the best approach to tackling this project from a design standpoint? [ATTACH]71157[/ATTACH]

I'm trying to replace the light bulb in my ceiling fan. The problem is, it has no lever or button or screw to pop the enclosure off and access the bulb. Has anyone seen a light enclosure like this? How would you open it? I've tried twisting the frame, pushing up on the glass pane, and even tried prying it with a crow bar, all to no avail. Please help. [ATTACH]71303[/ATTACH][ATTACH]71304[/ATTACH]