This film has everything: firearms, bank robbers, surfing, football, car chases, fight scenes, naked chicks, a kidnapping, and a couple of casual skydiving scenes, because why not?
Although sunscreens with SPF ≥ 15 almost completely inhibit vitamin D3 production (Holick et al. 1995a; Matsuoka et al. 1988), the American Academy of Dermatology has concluded that people will still make "ample" vitamin D3 (≥ 1,000 IU/day) because they get plenty of "casual," or everyday, outdoor UV exposure (Lim et al. 2005).
Partly that's because religious giving — and a good deal of casual secular giving — isn't vetted as carefully as it should be.
That footage became instantly notorious because of its casual cruelty: "One small child wounded.
Ms. Laurie's Esther is unquestionably the eldest, not because she looks it but because of her casual air of centeredness and authority.
Wine bars are popular not only because they offer a broad selection -- by the bottle and the glass -- but also because of their casual, unpressured atmosphere.
But though it is sometimes maddening, the movie's prodigious verbiage is also enthralling, precisely because of its casual disregard for the usual imperatives of screenwriting.
All of it occurred against the backdrop of Sept. 11 anniversary coverage, with its reminders of how fickle life and death can be -- so many stories of people who either survived or didn't because of a casual decision about when to go to work or catch a plane.
This did not initially strike his fellow priests or his parishioners as unusual: "Father Preppy," as Kevin was known because of his casual but finicky style of dress, was closer in age to the children than other members of the clergy were.
During that time, he surrounded himself with a tight group of advisors who called themselves "the Beltbuckle Gang" because of the casual Western wear they sported, said political consultant Jim Ross.
