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If every human disappears from Earth instantly, how long would it take for all traces to disappear?

How long before streets becomes filled with plants?

Yes. Sometimes, scientists use plants to assimilate metal from the ground.

I find a flaw in your question- you asked if every human disappears instantly. This presupposes that there ARE no traces left (of the former living, at least). Hence, there would be no bodily remnants.

Did you mean what if everyone dropped dead at an instant? If that happened, it would not take very long on a geological time scale for all remains to disappear. But it depends on a lot of X factors. If well preserved, a skeleton can remain in the earth and in tact for millions of years. We have discovered skeletal remains that are very ancient. But eventually, everything would vanish, or would become something else, or obliterated.

If the animals still existed, just not humans, then why would plants overtake the whole earth? Wouldn’t ruminant animals have a field day (pun intended)?

But I do give you credit- this is a unique and imaginative question.

Concrete $8.47 Soul of a New Machine, Fear Factory’s first nationally released album, introduced them to the metal world as a brutally heavy death metal act with a few post-hardcore touches. Produced by Colin Richardson (Carcass, Napalm Death), that album was the necessary tool that would set the pace for the remainder of their career. But the first album they ever recorded was actually Concrete, a much different beast than the record that they became known for. Produced by a young Ross Robinson, this is an important record for both artists. In what would be the very first album he ever helmed, Robinson’s approach takes some of the sludge out of the mix and brings up the elements that keep it vital and interesting. The discordant guitars, clear vocals, movie samples, and monstrously distorted bass are the primary elements of the disc, taking away Richardson’s insistence on chunky guitars and strong percussion. This works in the band’s favor much more than against it, although the drums are buried too far into the mix to be appreciated. And singer Burton C. Bell sounds amazing here, jumping from the beautifully mournful moans on “Echoes of Innocence” to a horrifying yelp on “Self Immolation” that doesn’t even sound human at times. But this is the better album, coming off like a woefully lost Helmet/Morbid Angel jam session more than a debut album from an unknown L.A. metal band. Why amazing songs like “Echoes of Innocence” and “Dragged Down by the Weight of Existence” were left off the initial release is a mystery. They still sound just as powerful and unique as they did in 1991. And anyone looking for the seeds of the late-’90s rap metal movement need look no further than “Sufferage” to see where Robinson first captured this unique tension three years before he would apply it to Korn. When most bands of this era were still insistent on the traditional death metal sound, Fear Factory proves on this lost gem that they were looking way ahead of the pack. ~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi Performers: Andy Romero – Bass; Burton C. Bell – Vocals; Dino Cazares – Guitar, Bass; Raymond Herrera – Drums

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Lower Forms $11.98 For their sophomore full-length, 2011′s Lower Forms, Portland, Oregon’s Rabbits bring their lo-fi metalcore to Relapse Records, but one can’t help but wonder whether the respected metal label actually expects to achieve great success, never mind turn a profit, off such an inherently un-commercial proposition. It’s more like the group’s signing is a passion or credibility play on the label’s part (and why not? More power to them), but the important thing is that this “step up” didn’t convince Rabbits to clean up their act any. In fact, Lower Forms absolutely reeks of willfully under-produced sounds, and one can almost see the dust and smell the mold on particularly grimy tracks like “Noise to Share,” “Duck, the Pig,” and “No Depth” — none of which have ever seen the business end of a feather-duster, clearly. That’s not to say that Rabbits don’t have plenty to work with, compositionally speaking, to keep things interesting, and indeed, memorable fare like “A Tale of Takes,” “Weight Here,” and “The Flow Below” blend alternating displays of brute force and a light touch, speedy and slothful tempos, dissonance worthy of noise rock and unexpected patches of melody, underneath Joshua Hughes’ painfully raw hardcore yelps. But there will still probably be a huge contingent of extreme music listeners to whom Rabbits, with their twin-guitar assault and no bass player, essentially sound like “diet” sludgecore; or like “cvlt” Scandinavian black metal minus the black metal (and Scandinavia); or like EyeHateGod, Burning Witch, and even Sleep with all their doom boiled out of them (see “Invisibugs” in particular), to put it a few different ways (take your pick). So perhaps the only folks who will fully appreciate the Rabbits aesthetic are those capable of brushing these odd first impressions aside and focusing on the rather inventively reconfigured musical components found within. In time, one could see this making a lot more sense, as with all groundbreaking endeavors. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi

Chaos of Forms $22.08 As well as wowing metalheads everywhere with an impressive sophomore album in 2009′s Existence Is Futile, Revocation also inspired many pundits to predict that they had “next big thing” potential written all over them. Indeed, the Boston outfit’s uncanny knack for welding wanton fury to blistering technique was nothing short of dazzling, but then, similar prophecies have been made about bands as diverse as Mastodon and Trivium, and look at the backlash unleashed, for reasons both obvious and mysterious, toward the latter. No one should saddle Revocation with a similarly sour curse, however, especially since their third opus, 2011′s Chaos of Forms, hardly swan dives off the cliff of commercial intentions as the band attempts to evolve its sound. No, no, instead the overall mission statement here is very much in line with the preceding LP’s über creative and hyper technical death/thrash, augmented with discreet melodic increments, bigger grooves…more diversity, basically. On the one hand, this approach opens up more avenues for Revocation to explore, allowing songs like “Dissolution Ritual,” “Conjuring the Cataclysm,” and title cut to dip their toes into the same atmospheric, avant metal pool where post-death metal bands like Cynic and Atheist once swam laps around the competition. On the other, it paves the way for amusing tricks like the funky guitar break in “Harlot” (courtesy of the endlessly versatile David Davidson) and the horn section (yes, horns) jammed into the flailing metallic melee that is “The Watchers.” Meanwhile, elsewhere, “safer” prog metal bets are hedged by any number of reliably brutal, eye-poppingly complex new tracks (including but not limited to “Cretin,” “Dethroned,” etc.) that find a frantic middle ground between Coroner and Converge, to name but a few obvious influences. Only conspicuous single candidate “Cradle Robber” flirts with disaster via suspiciously organized choruses and linear riffs, but arguably not egregiously enough to deny the album title’s reassuring promise of “chaos,” nor condemn Revocation to a fate worse than death in the extreme metal community (i.e., selling out). Rather, Chaos of Forms sees Revocation generally moving forward with power and precision, and perhaps a little too much self-awareness, but no fear…no, there’s too much risk involved in creating material like this for fear to be a factor, and that’s to be commended. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi

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Anyone know where this film escapes vampire coffin under water?

It's a vampire film creation modern. Vampire old man living on the yacht-tech hello he can remotely control believe that even within his metal coffin. Many ongoing conflicts, and a group of the hunt. Yacht dock leaves, but explodes and sinks coffin vampire escapes but wisp of smoke through a hole pin – you see coming through the water and appears fully formed .. guys think about the land he is finished .. Someone he knows the name has seen recently, but do not remember whether in film, TV DVD OT!

I do not know me, but I would like to see the answers

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Need some advice on 4 years of behavioral old …?

My 4 year old daughter will be 5 in April. When she is sweet, it is very sweet, adorable, lovable, but … when it is bad, I do not know what to do with myself … It is particularly difficult when we go somewhere. For example today, me, my fiance, and all out at the mall. Around half the mall, she begins to act and I can not oblige behave no matter what I say or do. So finally we end up leaving and heading home because she can not behave and I'm having a nap when we get home. My normal form of punishment at home is timeout, I will from time to time the tap on the hand or the butt, but I hit hard or hit with objects or things like that. But Im missing ideas for what to do to control his behavior at home and in public as well … Backtalk and it does constantly told, and I feel like her makes me mad. Help please

You need to get his behavior under control, it seems that if one controlling you. If you've tried different ways of punishment and nothing helps really there are programs for children with behavior problems. I know that any parent does not do that, but you do not want her to get more acting this way because it will only get worse.

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