Messed up push notifications

Have messed up notifications. Tried several fixes and no go.
Tried resetting the notification settings for the affected apps
reinstalling those apps
resetting their notification settings
redoing iOS 6.1.4
Messed up in the sense that some apps give double notifications & others repeat notifications from as far back as a day.
Thanks.

Taken at 5:55pm. As you could see it still sends notifications from 17 hours prior & doubles the notification that was sent at the time.

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