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

Senator Strickland has introduced a bill that would ban Calif. municipalities from collecting "accident taxes": http://ow.ly/3FnOA
The Federal Employee Compensation Act is under fire from Senator Collins, who wants it reviewed for fraudulent cases: http://ow.ly/3FnJe
Do insurers overpay on certain claims? Absolutely. FC&S Online discusses how this could happen to your adjusters: http://bit.ly/hVmfjZ
Calif. might be in trouble if scientists are right. Read about a storm scenario that could cause $300B in damages. http://bit.ly/ggoslm
See a photo of Queensland before and after the devastating floods here: http://ow.ly/3Gr8F
Flooding in Australia continues to worsen, and while insured loss estimates haven't been issued, claims are rolling in: http://ow.ly/3Fnnu
Read about how to be prepared for any customer or policyholder to call in this week's web exclusive: http://ow.ly/3Fn4F
Claims spoke with Deborah Lujan to learn about what can and can't be used in court when it comes to social networking: http://ow.ly/3E7oc
Initial damage estimates for the Tenn. floods in 2009 were far more conservative than the numbers reported here: http://ow.ly/3DWIC
Find out why one woman might not get to see the great outdoors after her campground home burned down: http://ow.ly/3DWFY
Forrester's Ellen Carney predicts that IT spending increases will continue in 2011. Find out why in a PC360 interview: http://ow.ly/3Dg4L
New legislation in Florida is aimed at protecting consumers. Find out what it means for the restoration workers: http://ow.ly/3CLxz

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