Two Notification icons in menu bar

I am getting two Icon's showing up in Menu bar for Notifications? Just showed up and when I click either one the Notifications side bar opens?
Very strange since I do not even use Notifications for anything? Wonder if anyone else has seen this?

You can replace it with DivX Fusion
http://labs.divx.com/archives/000057.html
Also, QuickTime components can be in ~/Library > QuickTime, as well as /Library > QuickTime

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