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The article focuses on the new life of Miguel Adams who was once a marijuana smoker and an HIV positive in 1991. It says that he was imprisoned for possession of drug paraphernalia and cocaine and entered a drug rehabilitation program in 2006. It mentions his fight for the guardianship of his three children against his divorced wife in 1996. Moreover, he has attended parenting and anger-management classes to complete the judge's requirement and was granted the guardianship in May 2012.

Francisco Rodriguez pleaded guilty on Friday in connection with a Citi Field altercation last August. He avoided jail time, committed himself to a year's worth of anger-management therapy and put himself in position to resume his duties as closer for the Mets. Rodriguez made his guilty plea in Queens Criminal Court. As part of a deal with the Queens District Attorney's office, he pleaded guilty to one count of attempted assault and two counts of disorderly conduct. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Jeremy Lamberton's sometimes amusing documentary ''Biker Fox'' is many things: a portrait of an idealist preaching a gospel of bicycling, loving nature and helping one's fellow man; a study of anger management, or the lack thereof; an examination of someone unaware of his own acute loneliness. The title subject is Frank P. DeLarzelere (also a producer of the film), a 50-year-old living alone in a house in Tulsa, Okla., who collects scrap parts for muscle cars and refurbishes and sells them from his home. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez has agreed to have anger-management treatment after his arrest Wednesday night on charges that he assaulted the father of his common-law wife. The players union will help him find a therapist or counselor. The Mets placed Rodriguez on the restricted list for two days without pay, a suspension that was negotiated among the Mets, Major League Baseball and the players union. In addition, the Mets asked Rodriguez to be evaluated by doctors from both Major League Baseball and the union, after which a course of treatment will be determined. If Rodriguez changes his mind and rejects the treatment, he could face further discipline. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Named after his father, Ulysses Grant, 63, is a retired postal worker who lives alone in an apartment on the Hudson River next door to Sing Sing prison in Ossining, N.Y. Sharing the name of the 18th president has not been easy; Mr. Grant said he has been in anger management classes 12 times. ''When somebody says a joke about Ulysses Grant or 'Do you know who's buried in Grant's tomb,' I just fly [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I WAS 19 years old when I met Craig Rodwell. He was 26. It was just after Thanksgiving in 1967, shortly after he'd opened the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop on Mercer Street near the New York University campus. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Offers a look at aggressive and occasionally violent behavior among professional baseball players in California during the 2004 league championship series. Suspension of Los Angeles Dodgers player Milton Bradley for a fit of anger directed at fans during a game; Apology from Bradley for his outburst, who plans to seek anger management counseling; Concern among teammates and managers for the psychological wellbeing of players during stressful playoff games.