<ol>
+ <li> Improved: We have traditionally had a large number of exceptions
+ that did not output any useful error message other than the name
+ of the exception class. This name was suggestive of the error that
+ had happened, but did not convey a sufficient amount of information
+ to what happened in many of the places where these kinds of exceptions
+ were used, nor what may have caused the exception, or how it could
+ be avoided. We have gone through many of these places and changed
+ the exception to be much more verbose in what they state about the
+ problem, its origin, and how it may be solved.
+ <br>
+ (Wolfgang Bangerth, 2015/02/28-2015/03/31)
+ </li>
+
<li> Changed: We have traditionally used Point@<dim@> to represent points
in physical space, i.e., vectors that are anchored at the origin, whereas
for vectors anchored elsewhere (e.g., differences between points, normal