The Dock gets all the app attention on Mac OS X. But there's another equally important place where running apps rest: the menu bar, the only constant aspect of the Mac OS X interface. Mac Menu Bars features interesting and unique menu bar configurations from Mac users. Submit your menu bar here.
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BetterTouchTool - Just discovered this little gem and it’s great to be able to do more with touchpad gestures. Window snapping feature allowed me to get rid of ShiftIt. Dropbox - If you haven’t heard of it or don’t use it, welcome to Earth. Meteorologist - Handy weather, click for details, extended forecast at radar. ClipMenu - Clipboard organizer and also useful for doing “plain text” pasting in apps without that option natively. Can configure the number of items it remembers. Caffeine - Because it is handy at times. Display - Because I use an external display fairly regularly, but not always the same one. Battery - I know there are slicker third-party ones out there, but the native one does what I need. Bluetooth - For moving stuff to/from my dumbphone. Wi-Fi - Sometimes you need to check or tweak stuff. I use multiple networks in the course of most days. Date and time - Because I always forget and 12-hour time stinks. Spotlight - I occasionally use it to search, more often as a simple calculator. (Just type in your equation!)
(From Chris Moellering)