GetNotifier() public static method

public static GetNotifier ( ) : Notifier
return Notifier
 private void updateAllToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {/*
   * //TODO: Don't handle the threads here, set a flag. Probably on feedwin.
   * foreach (var t in from FeedWin fw in windowlist.Values select new Thread(fw.UpdateNow) { IsBackground = true })
   * {
   *     t.SetApartmentState(ApartmentState.STA);
   *     t.Start();
   * }*/
     Notifier.GetNotifier().ShowNotifier("Hi there", new List <Tuple <string, string> > {
         new Tuple <string, string>("Hello", "There")
     });
 }
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        void rssfeed_Updated(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Log.Debug("Updated event fired");
            FeedConfig.FeedLabel = rssfeed.Title;
            RedrawWin();
            var previouscurrenttopstory = CurrentTopStory;

            if (rssfeed.FeedItems.Count > 0)
            {
                CurrentTopStory = rssfeed.FeedItems[0].Title;
            }

            if (FeedConfig.NotifyOnNewItem && rssfeed.FeedItems.Count > 0 && !rssfeed.FeedItems[0].Title.Equals(previouscurrenttopstory) && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(previouscurrenttopstory))
            {
                //TODO: Redo the notifier so it's effectively a singleton
                var newitemlist = rssfeed.FeedItems.TakeWhile(item => !item.Title.Equals(CurrentTopStory)).Select(item => new Tuple <string, string>(item.Title, item.Link.ToString())).ToList();
                Notifier.GetNotifier().ShowNotifier(rssfeed.Title, newitemlist);
                //I'm sure there's a good reason why this works. Notifier doens't show up otherwise, as we're on our own Thread.
                //Also, this needs to go right at the end, because everything after this stops working. Hmm.
                System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.Run();
            }
        }