Claims Magazine is twittering every day about breakingnews and timely topics--not to mention keeping readers up to dateon what's being posted on claimsmag.com. What isTwitter? It is a way to communicate and stay connected through theexchange of quick, frequent messages that are 140 characters orless.

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• Today's web exclusive delves into managing vehicle transport aspart of your company's overall cost-reduction strategy. http://ow.ly/3okGu

• Read how authorities took an elevator company owner down forworkers' comp fraud in this week's Fraud of the Week: http://ow.ly/3ncIr

• An NSDUH survey reports over 30 million Americans admit todriving under influence. The two states with highest ratesare:http://ow.ly/3mEXI

• RT@ Mitchell_Intl@CollisionWeek Exclusive:Greg Horn explains why OEM parts prices are on the rise whileestimate totals are flat: http://ht.ly/3mBhq

• Wondering which insurance category is seeing the most QCreferrals this year? Read NICB's analysis here: http://ow.ly/3mzLd

• 5th Annual Claims Innovation Summit in 2011 features speakerSteven Johnson, and seminars about the future of claims. http://ow.ly/3m2C4

• The NOAA launched a site explaining hurricane storm surge.Ponder the information during the calm before the next storm:http://ow.ly/3m1OB

• A new online service offers a diminished value calculator. Findout what it can do for you here: http://ow.ly/3lSxY