In humans, the most common circadian disruptors include environmental lighting (including both the exposure to low light during daytime or electric light sources during nighttime), shift work (which implies the exposure to abnormal light cycles and the interference of work hours with sleep timing, jet lag from transmeridian travel (which requires the adaptation of body clocks to a new time zone), social jet lag (temporal differences between the endogenous clock and the social clock) and sleep disorders (Bedrosian et al. 2015 in press).

Speaking of Jesii -- Rev. WILL SMALL (lord-- Is Real) resurfaced! Sent us a letter from Idaho. He's still planning to reveal Himself.

[…] him we gave a costly bribe To guerdon silence […]

Latin: Morituri te salutamus. (We, who are about to die, salute you.)