To some extent, they were inspired by the N.H.L.'s outdoor Winter Classic, particularly last season's edition at Fenway Park, which was expanded to include college, high school, recreational and youth hockey games, as well as public skating.
Annual print editions of tax regulations are published each year in Income Tax Regulations (CCH) (current edition at KF6356.99), which includes regulations in force as of July 14 of each year.
The stylistic gamut widened somewhat in the late eighties and in the nineties, when Oliver Knussen and Reinbert de Leeuw served, consecutively, as directors of the contemporary series; I attended a vibrant edition in 1994, at which hard-rocking Bang on a Can pieces abutted surrealistic provocations by Mauricio Kagel and atonal edicts by Ralph Shapey.
The article also misidentified, in some editions, the point at which noon would strike at sunrise if the leap second is eliminated.
Because of an editing error, a picture caption last Sunday with an article about friends and families divided by changes to immigration policy misstated, in some editions, the age at which one man illegally entered the United States.
Because of an editing error, a Man in the News article on Wednesday about Paul D. Ryan and his rise to power in the House of Representatives misstated, in some editions, the age at which he became a congressman.
NEW YORK An article on Thursday about a new traffic safety awareness campaign by the city's Transportation Department misspelled the surname of the department's commissioner at two points and misstated, in some editions, the group at which the campaign is directed.
Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about a surprise decision by prosecutors in the impeachment trial of the Philippines chief justice to rest their case misstated, in some editions, the point at which Senator Marie Santiago, who is acting as a judge in the trial, repeatedly asked a prosecutor to clarify the charges against Chief Justice Renato C. Corona.
An article on Monday about allegations of conflict between Airbnb's vow to eliminate bias in bookings and its policy of barring class actions by customers misidentified, in some editions, the university at which Jamila Jefferson-Jones, a law professor who commented on the issue, teaches.
Mr. Klebnikov, 41, had moved to Moscow last year to open Forbes Russia, a Russian edition of the American business magazine, at which he had worked since 1989.
