Claims Magazine is twittering every day about breaking news and timely topics -- not to mention keeping readers up to date on what's being posted on claimsmag.com. What is Twitter? It is a way to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages that are 140 characters or less.

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

? The 2009 catastrophe season might not be over yet...big snowstorm headed to Midwest. http://ow.ly/K2s9

? The December issue is LIVE. Click to read about a Hall of Shame, a legal year in review, tech trends for 2010, and more! http://ow.ly/IkIc

? This week's web exclusive makes the case for redefining the business analyst. You can read it by clicking here: http://ow.ly/K0VN

? The Council on Litigation Management has opened up registration to its annual conference for defense attorneys. http://ow.ly/JViu

? The NAIC has elected its 2010 officers, with West Va.'s Jane Cline as president. Review all the names by clicking here. http://ow.ly/JUDx

? Karen Clark & Co. wants you to "think outside the black box" with its catastrophe management operational review. http://ow.ly/JUgK

? Robert Hartwig, president of the I.I.I., says Michigan's no-fault system "operates with no checks and balances." http://ow.ly/JDvj

? Travelers will write policies along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts for homes designed to resist tropical storms. More info soon.

? Fla. Commish McCarty will use the NAIC Winter Meeting to discuss the implications of allegedly defective Chinese drywall. http://ow.ly/IDAi

? RT femainfocus Arkansas Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding: Major Disaster Declaration number 1861 declared on Dec 03, 2009 http://bit.ly/65VOHs

? RT case0442 Texting while driving isn't the only distraction behind the wheel that kills. Burger & fries http://bit.ly/6YC0MV

? RT @ClaimsCoach: What are the risk management implications of nanotechnology? See my latest CLAIMS column in Dec. issue: http://ow.ly/IkIc

? A Swiss Re report says 2009's natural and man-made disasters will cost insurers $24 billion, far below 2008's $50 billion. http://ow.ly/Ibqf

? Are insurers investing in companies that do business with the Iranian energy, nuclear, banking and defense industries? http://ow.ly/HWCT

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Tweet Suite Digest - Dec. 09, 2009

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