Harddrive randomly got out of space/storage (GB)?

I don't understand what is happening.... It all started whit that i tried to crate a partition whit disk utility and i coudn't apply the partition, then i exit and restarted my computer and then my storage where randomly full.... I had only used approx: 270 GB of 750? What is happening? LOL -.- If you look at the first picture attachment i have only used 270 GB....
HELP!!!! LOOK AT THE SCREENSHOTS!!!

Use the eraser on your pencil.
Learn.
Download CCC and clone your hard drive. Use Disk Utility Restore (source / target)
Step #1 in reading the Boot Camp Assistant instructions: backup
TimeMachine was created so everyone would have a backup that they can use to restore their entire system.
You can also use Lion Recovery or your OEM OS X DVD
http://www.apple.com/support/ than add Lion /TimeMachine /Recovery
http://www.macupdate.com  "Carbon Copy Cloner"
And there is Help menu in Disk Utility with FAQ, Tips, How-To

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