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Watch how the new Symbian Belle gives you up to 6 home screens, dynamic and live widgets, new pull down menu, fast processor, PC-like web browsing, and tap to share and pair with NFC, and much more.

Stina and Mossy usually fight instead of communicate, so this was an odd moment. They kept "talking" for about one hour, constantly.

A piece of music I made using some of the various sounds Windows XP and 98 come with.

Our cute little princess, Jasmine Fernandez , sings the whole song and wins talent, beauty and overall at a national competition in Orlando, FL. She had dedicated this song to her "Papa" (her great grandpa) who had passed away two months prior and she loved him dearly. We wanted to share this moment with the world.

Ghislain Ramage on the Cyr Wheel, this is amazing Art. The incredible Art of the Cyr Wheel some of the framed artwork..

Boing Boing Video guest contributor Miles O'Brien brings us this special report on the same day NASA astronauts complete their final space walk -- and zero-g repair job -- on the Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission goggles to practice tasks they will perform in space - and if they are a spacewalker, they get to spend a lot of time in a huge swimming pool in a former hangar at Ellington Field - near the Johnson Space Center in Houston - learning the nuances of working in the void. Astronaut John Grunsfeld, who is an astronomer and a huge fan of the Hubble Space Telescope, invited me to join him during one of his 6 hour "runs" in the big pool - officially known as the Sonny Carter Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory. I watched him as he practiced the most challenging spacewalk of his long career - the resuscitation of the Advanced Camera for Surveys. Worried as he was about accomplishing this intricate task - not designed to be done by the thick, gloved hand of a spacewalker - when he did the real thing the other day (Saturday) it went of without a hitch - unlike the other 4 spacewalks of the fifth and final Hubble Repair Mission. The spacewalks are now over - and a shuttle crew has left Hubble behind for the last time. The telescope is in the best shape it has ever been in - Hubble's "Perils of Pauline" tale now mashed up with "Benjamin Button". The eye above the sky will begin a new phase of scientific discovery making astronomers pretty happy right about now. But for those of us who are passionate about sending human beings into space, and have enjoyed watching this adventure unfold over the past 19 years, it is the end of a great era - a wistful moment. -------------------- Miles is the only reporter who has ever dived in the NBL. Hubble crewmember Mike Massimino is on Twitter: @Astro_Mike. You can follow Miles O'Brien on Twitter, too: @milesobrien. are here. Catch his launch coverage at spaceflightnow.com, and milesobrien.com. More in this BB post: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/05/19/bb-video---diving-in.html