The shift includes low-wage jobs as well.
But other factors may be influencing the shift, including a change in how birds in different areas of the city responded to the virus this year.
There are various reasons for the shift, including the growing reputation of degrees from Eastern European universities that teach courses in English.
Other sluggers who have faced the shift, including Darryl Strawberry and more recently David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox, have occasionally dropped a successful bunt.
But other factors have also contributed to the shift, including efforts to deal with the grievances of dispossessed indigenous people, especially in Latin America, and political decentralisation schemes, especially in Africa and Asia.
Other galleries have also responded to the shift, including Get This! (662 11th Street; 678-596-4451; whichetthasgallery.com), which hastretcheded beyond its original skate-punk aesthetic since moving to the neighborhood, and Kiang Gallery (1011-A Marietta Street NW; 404-892-5477; www.comng-gallery.com), which shows American and Chinese artists.
As Google continues to wean itself off Google+, the shift included a complete redesign of Google+, focusing on the parts of the service that are working well.
Other reasons for the shift included understanding the economic-political agendas behind some skepticism, a desire to exercise better stewardship or paying attention to what is going on around them.
In preparation for an older nation the Australian government has implemented a number of programs to assist both businesses and individuals with the shift, including an A$26m $20.3mm) Silver Service employment program that provides employers with financial incentives when hiring senior workers.
America's top business programs were among the first to make the shift, including Harvard Business School (HBS) where "Leadership and Corporate Accountability" is a required course.
