GARRISON  I wasn't expecting too much when I started using Simon; I had used various open source monitoring packages and figured Simon was just going to be a nice GUI to do basically the same thing. I WAS WRONG. Simon is full of nice touches and is a very polished package. The flexibility in setting up a variety of tests and customising the different notifications is simply amazing. And it is so easy to configure. The developer is also very helpful and responsive. This is by far the best software I have purchased this year (& maybe will be all year).

But more to the point, it has already saved me money by giving me a notification about a misbehaving server before the problem became a serious issue.  
(Version 2.2.1)

GARRISON  How can anyone complain about OmniWeb? It doesn't have the developer extensions, etc that FireFox has, but for daily use it is simply the BEST browser available for Macs.

If you really care more about changing the appearance of OmniWeb rather than its superb feature set then go ahead and use an inferior browser than puts more effort into customizing appearance. Personally, I care more about useful features.  
(Version 5.5.2)

GARRISON  Lots of great features and really easy to setup and configure different views. The 'light bar' showing me 3 different sunset/sunrise times along with when the moon will be visible is simply fantastic.   
(Version 1.9.1)

GARRISON  Not much to say about a excellent product I've been using for many years to manage multiple servers; very flexible and powerful. If using the command line to manage servers doesn't get you excited, then this is what you are looking for.   
(Version 1.260)