The Daily Populous

At least 68 children were among 126 people killed in Saturday's bomb attack on buses carrying evacuees from besieged Syrian towns, activists say.

Separately, several people, mostly children, are reported to have been injured by shelling in the capital, Damascus.

A previous attempt at mutual evacuations failed in December when rebels burnt coaches due to be sent to the towns. »

Of those candidate bodies, around 2,350 of them have been verified as planets, all of them found by Kepler.

Taking into account the time it took to calibrate the telescope and start sending back usable data, it’s averaging around one exoplanet found every day.

More: Earths of Distant Suns: How We Find Them, Communicate with Them, and Maybe Even Travel There…. »

Patrick Snay, 69 -- the former head of Gulliver Preparatory School -- filed an age discrimination complaint when his 2010-11 contract wasn't renewed.

In November 2011, the school and Snay came to an agreement in which Snay would be paid $10,000 in back pay, and an $80,000 settlement.

A hearing was held to determine if his daughter's knowledge of the settlement and her Facebook post had violated the confidentiality agreement. »

Three of the crocodiles are new species and include Kaprosuchus saharicus, a 6.5m-long beast with three sets of dagger-like tusks and an armoured snout for ramming its prey.

Modern crocodiles crawl on their bellies because their legs sprawl out to the side.

One had a wide, overhanging snout containing sensory areas that it used to sniff out prey in shallow waters. »