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You can "follow" Claims Magazine's postings by clicking here. In themeantime, below is a sample of the many tweets made throughout thisweek and last:

• There's still time to register to attend WIND 2011, which willfeature more than 40 prof. dev. workshops. Visit www.windconference.com.

• Find out who was elected to serve on the 2011 NYAAIF board ofdirectors here: http://ow.ly/3aJil

• Stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news, web siteupdates, and other claim-related musings as posted by... http://fb.me/Es6z4aeO

• Another recall due to braking systems, but this time it's notToyota. Find out which car puts drivers at risk. http://ow.ly/3a4jE

• TowerGroup's Karen Pauli answered some claim-related questionsabout microinsurance in a fresh web exclusive: http://ow.ly/3a67K

• RT @techdecisions: The Novemberissue of Tech Decisions features articles on strategic planning andworkflow. http://ow.ly/391Ix

• Claim adjusters are feeling the pinch as the P&C industrycontinues to whittle down its workforce: http://ow.ly/39GtE

• Happy Friday! Take a gander at the scheme that earned thisfraudster over 100 separate criminal charges: http://ow.ly/38S0H

• Securing auto and homeowners' coverage can be challenging forpolygamists. Read how mo' wives can equate to mo' problems:http://ow.ly/38K31

• Wondering which cars are the most and least expensive toinsure? Claims asked InsWeb's Johnathon Tudor to find out. http://ow.ly/38sng

• Don't miss your last chance to attend the Do's and Don'ts ofInsurance Software Selection: http://tinyurl.com/2wlm75k

• The adoption of emerging technologies is outpacing insurancepolicy procedures. Read Guy Fraker's insights: http://ow.ly/37Ijo

• Maybe the guy was using jingle bells for percussion? There areno loss estimates available yet in this strange case: http://ow.ly/37ykJ