I have been running some relatively involved builds and computations from the command line, and I hate the attention-suck of coming back to the shell every so often to see if it's completed yet. A command line quicky with growlnotify comes in handy:
$ long-running command && \ growlnotify -s -m 'long-running command completed.' Done.
Which gives me one of these when the initial command completes:


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