@ElenaRunsNYC We're on the team plan too, was wondering why I couldn't see column level lineage either. Though where does it say only for enterprise (I may have missed that piece)?
@nickhasthoughts @matthewjayduffy Right, that's what I was getting at, I haven't ridden the redline in a while since work remote now vs downtown but when I did I actually tended to use route 19 more as was quicker than redline (from 46th & College to Transit Center).
@DonnaSinkArch I walk by this house sometimes when I walk my dog. Used to be a 1 story home . Here’s the pic. Also from what I can tell the east side chimney wasn’t extended to the second story so it just stops half way up the new home. It’s very odd.
@MicahPollak Not sure why the state system is returning sites with Moderna only even if I put the age at 7 years old. So not sure it’s actually showing where the kids doses are available ? I got appointment thru Walgreens anyway but could see that causing confusion/issues.
Scheduled both kids under 12 for their covid vaccine this Saturday, November 6th! Through https://t.co/EOZsnkbopu - booking not yet available on IN Dept Health website or CVS. Finally a benefit of having trouble sleeping due to herniated disc/sciatica. FYI @gbosslet !
@MicahPollak@apgibson42 Right. When we are at 31.3% with first dose, but compared to our neighbors: Michigan and Ohio at 36.1%, Illinois at 39.2%,and Kentucky at 37.1%. Just doesn’t look good.
@MicahPollak Right if possible ordering max seems way to go, or else seems like doing it too safe which could slow down the rollout more than necessary. Lots of benefits in trying to go as fast as possible
@MicahPollak maybe this article explains difference between allocated and distributed, especially high difference in Indiana. “Earmarked for businesses etc..in coming days” but I don’t really buy it though. It’s been consistently high. https://t.co/Qmb9LFER7v
@MicahPollak For example, New Hampshire has used 76% of doses but has 23% of population with at least 1 shot. We use 77% but only 18% of population with 1 shot.
@MicahPollak Part of it I believe is uneven allocation across states. If we pretend each state had used 100% of their allocated doses we probably still rank in bottom half in terms of population that has gotten at least 1 shot.