Just a reminder: if you have project ideas for Google Summer of Code, please submit them, either to me or post them here https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/wiki/SoC2012 (under "Projects"). I think that this, any project ideas are fair game. I'm not terribly concerned with completely finishing something over the course of a single summer or having a goal of getting something into the main Boost release. I'd like to foster long-term participation in the Boost community, and I'd like to see more ambition in the kinds of problems we want students to tackle. Proposals for XML, some aspects of a UI library (whatever that entails), user input library (mice, raw-mode key input, touch, and physical sensors?), networking and protocol standards, etc. should be fair game. We can always set reasonable summer-long expectations for more ambitious projects. Obviously, short-term projects are fine -- I'm linking to Feature Requests as a source of project proposals -- but I hope that won't be the only kind of project proposed. If you have ideas, please post them earlier rather than later.. Thanks, Andrew