The Mac OS X menu bar can get quite crowded and sometimes the icons don’t show up in the same spot after every reboot/logon. If an icon suddenly shows up in a spot you don’t like, there’s an easy way to beat it back into place:
Simply hold down the 
-key and drag it to its new position. Unfortunately this doesn’t work with all icons, although all system icons, such as Time Machine, AppleScript, Bluetooth and others, work and some applications, such as SoundSource and MagiCal, also let you drag their menu bar icons to new spots. You’ll just have to try out for which apps it works.
You can subscribe to RSS feeds in Mail.app. In Mail, open preferences, select “RSS” and set the Default RSS Reader to Mail. When you click on an RSS subscription icon on a webpage, the feed will now be subscribed in Mail.
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iStat Menus’ icons can also be dragged around.