And Nona Willis Aronowitz, at Good, claps the show's merits to a numerus clausus: "If networks allowed more directors and screenwriters to strip away the gloss and reveal the nuance and rawness of young women's experience, we'd have room for both 'Girls' and its less privileged, less white, less New York counterparts".
Take eight mint leaves and give them a few good claps to get their juices flowing.
I layer a bunch of claps on top of each other, and add different kinds of reverbs to each one to create a good, thick clap.
Based in Delhi, UrbanClap wants to make finding good service providers as easy as, well, clapping your hands.
"Good morning, Stephanie!" — clap, clap, stomp, stomp — "Whoo-whoo!" My presence and identity were no surprise to the employees.
Josie thought this trick pretty good, and clapped heartily, but again the crowd was not impressed.
Unashamedly, the traditionally cynical chorused "For he's a jolly good fellow," clapped and gave the Supreme Pontiff three temporal cheers.
The front man, Danny Musengo, is a fervent singer, and the band — which is not above a bit of good hand clapping to get the crowd going — brings a joyous and earnest energy to the stage.
You watch, you have a good time, you clap, and no one remembers it".
If Mark Leckey's winning the Turner Prize strikes you as a good idea, then clap your hands for joy: he is down to give a lecture – well, actually a "lecture" – at the Institute of Contemporary Arts on 31 January.
