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We are on a 10-year healthcare transformation journey enabling "Consumerism-Disruption" through Innovation defining a series of stages, steps, iterations driving market maturity benefiting the community finally.
Health will be digital empowering patient-consumer-caregiver and medicine will be data science driven by – smart data, smart algorithms and smart insights.
We will be experiencing immense challenges resulting in – implications, synergies, opportunities and threats in the coming years.
We conduct business and live in the new era (smart machine age) where the content is digitized. We can develop a framework on the lines of C5 (content, consume, converge, collaborate, context) and HIaaS (Healthcare Insights as a Service) innovating for the healthcare stakeholders.
In the historic fee-for-service payment model and siloed delivery model the MDs/ Providers control/ influence 80% of healthcare costs of $3T healthcare industry causing 1,000 preventable deaths daily.
The 4-year MD program is a century old, MDs are trained and practice medicine in a massively broken system.
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A by-election was held for the New South Wales Legislative Assembly seat of Hawkesbury on Saturday, 17 February 1973. It was triggered by the resignation of Bernie Deane ().

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Bernie Deane () resigned.

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Electoral results for the district of Hawkesbury
List of New South Wales state by-elections

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New South Wales state by-elections
1973 elections in Australia
1970s in New South Wales
February 1973 events in Australia

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A few months ago I wrote a post that got some attention entitled "An Example of Where I See "Calvinism" in the Bible". In that post I outlined the story of the priest Eli and his unruly sons Phinehas and Hophni in 1 Samuel 2. In short, Eli confronts his sons, Phinehas and Hophni, and admonishes them to stop their wicked ways and repent. The author of 1 Samuel then writes that Phinehas and Hophni refused to listen to their father Eli because it was the will of God to put them to death. I expounded in that post how the reason for Phinehas and Hophni's refusal to repent was ultimately the will of God. Today, I thought I would share another example in the Old Testament of where I see God's Sovereignty and Human Responsibility play out; this time from 1 Kings 12.
In 1 Kings 12 the history of Israel is moving from the rule of Solomon to Rehoboam. Moreover, God is bringing about civil strife in Israel in order to split the kingdom in two. For those of you who are familiar with this portion of Israel's history you will know that the ensuing division of the kingdom brings about two different kingdoms: "Israel" to the North with Samaria being its capital & "Judah" to the south with its capital in Jerusalem.
Before getting into the particular incident in 1 Kings 12 there is a small bit of back story that the reader needs to be familiar with in 1 Kings 11. Solomon has not been faithful to God and has begun to allow the worship of other God's in the kingdom. During this time a man by the name of "Jeroboam" arises as a skillful and industrious worker and Solomon promotes him and places him in charge of the House of Joseph (Interesting side note to story is that Jeroboam at this point has many similarities to Joseph). We are told in the story that Jeroboam was met by a prophet, Ahijah, who told him that God was going to take the kingdom from Solomon. Ahijah tells Jeroboam that the kingdom will be divided and that God plans to set him (Jeroboam) in charge of all the tribes of Israel except the tribe of Judah (A son of David will remain over Judah and Jerusalem because of God's promise to David). Apparently news of this reaches Solomon and that causes Jeroboam to flee to Egypt to avoid being killed by Solomon (another similarity to Joseph).
With that back story in place we can now move on to the particular incident God's sovereignty and human responsibility in 1 Kings 12.
As I stated above, 1 Kings 12 speaks of the beginning of the reign of Rehoboam after Solomon's death. Having heard of the death of Solomon, Jeroboam returns from Egypt and stirs up the people of Israel to ask the new king (Rehoboam) to lighten their load of service. The people complain to Rehoboam that Solomon had made them work too hard in the building of the temple and they want a reprieve from their hard labor and ask Rehoboam to oblige. Rehoboam seeks counsel from his father's (Solomon's) counselors. They counsel him that if he listens to the people then they will serve him. Rehoboam then asks his own (younger) counselors for counsel and they counsel him to not listen to the people but instead to make the people do more work.
Jeroboam (who is now a leader of the people's movement) returns with the people to hear whether Rehoboam has decided to lighten their work at all. Rehoboam decided to scorn the counsel of his father's counselors and tells the people that he plans to make their work load even heavier than what his father (Solomon) had made them do. The people respond to this news by exclaiming, "What portion do we have in David? We have no inheritance in the son of Jesse. To your tents, O Israel! Look now to your own house, David." (1 Kings 12:16). In other words, the people of Israel (other than those of the tribe of Judah) proclaim that they no longer want anything to do with the house of David (Jerusalem and the king Rehoboam) and are now dispersing to their own houses and lands and will refuse to submit to the new king.
There is so much going on in this story and there are many things that could be said. To exhaust all that is going on here we would have to get into all the political intrigue taking place, the consequence of the sins of Solomon, the parallels of the story of Jeroboam and Joseph (and even Joseph, Jesus' father), and many other things. For this post I simply want to note one detail.
We are told that the reason Rehoboam answered the people in the manner he did was brought about by the LORD in order to fulfill what he had told Jeroboam through Ahijah in 1 Kings 11 which we looked at above.
The king's heart is a stream of water in the hand of the LORD: he turns it wherever he will.
God is moving history in a certain direction and he often uses the wickedness of man to bring about his glorious decrees (Acts 4:27-28). The particulars of God's decrees are hidden from us (Deuteronomy 29:29). The people of Rehoboam's day knew not how God was planning to use the wickedness of Rehoboam. Likewise, until the resurrection, the disciples of Christ where perplexed by the wickedness of Herod and Pontius Pilate. Yet God is sovereign and is guiding all things to a glorious resurrection in Jesus!
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The Raleigh Kennel Club has been sponsoring local dog shows for over 50 years and sponsors two shows each year. The first show of the year, Tarheel Cluster, is held in March and the Tarheel Labor Day Cluster is held on Labor Day weekend. Each show is a multi-day event with with other shows sponsored by other local kennel clubs.


Ryanair is known worldwide for their cheap flights that can take you to hundreds of destinations around the world. Considered as one of Europe's best budget airline, Ryanair has some of the cheapest airfare in the aviation industry.
If you like travelling, you could well start booking your flight tickets with Ryanair. And until you get on the plane, you can get a feel of being an adventure seeker with the Movie and Adventure themed slots, on the popular website, MagicalVegas.com. Some of the top titles that you play there with your mobile device include 1421 Voyages of Zheng He, Jungle Jim El Dorado, Sails of Gold, Treasure Compass, Bikini Party, The Sky's The Limit and more mecause there is a wide range of games that suits all kinds of players, and you can certainly find what you are looking for on this top site.
Here are some of the top destinations that you can fly to with Ryanair for just a fraction of what you it may cost you with many other airlines.
Cyprus is known as the land of romantics, and it is dotted with monasteries, churches, castles, white-sand beaches, and blue seas. It is said that Marc Anthony found this island to be so beautiful that he gifted it to Cleopatra. Autumn is the best time of the year to explore this place, though you can expect sunshine 300 days a year. This place will have a sense of familiarity – from identifiable shop fronts to driving on the left.
Copenhagen is a very fascinating place to be for numerous reasons, such as its great architecture, gourmet restaurants, great history, many parks, and various other attractions. Did you know that the monarchy in Denmark is one of the oldest in the world? Copenhagen is also one of Europe's oldest city that has conserved its beauty through time and it is certainly a place where you can make great discoveries.
The riverside city of Poitier in western France is a great place to visit with its numerous Romanesque churches such as Eglise Notre Dame la Grande and Eglise Sainte Radegonde. At the Sainte-Croix museum, you can find medieval, Roman, and even prehistoric artefacts, along with galleries dedicated to art just before the 20th century. Ornamental lakes and landscaped gardens make Poitier a beautiful city. You can even visit Futuroscope, the high-tech theme park.
The Greek Island of Corfu is a popular tourist destination in Europe. It is one of the greenest islands where thousands of olive trees can be found. What's great about this island is that it has kept its natural beauty as tourist development is only kept to selected coastal patches. Corfu Town has even been designated as a UNESCO heritage site. The Byzantine Museum and the Museum of Asian Art are places where you can also pop into. The Archaeological museum is set to reopen in 2016 after renovation work are completed.
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The last half of 2010 saw three new additions to our Accounting Division; Brenndon Newie, Bec Wajczyk and Melissa Fallon.
Bec (pictured middle) has recently moved to the Gold Coast from Newcastle where she worked in client services and superannuation administration. Bec has joined Peter's team.
A Tweed Coast local, Melissa (pictured right) has joined David's team. Her previous experience includes administration and reception.
As Client Services Assistants to their respective teams, both bring an efficient, thorough and supportive approach to their team and clients. Bec and Melissa are available to assist you with all queries.
Also joining David's team is Brenndon, a southern Gold Coast local and soon to be Surf Lifesaver Volunteer. Currently studying a Bachelor of Business, majoring in Accounting, Brenndon has proved to be an enthusiastic trainee accountant. Expect big things from him.
Bringing a wealth of experience, passion and commitment to their work, Bec, Melissa and Brenndon have been a fantastic addition to our team.


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Miami Heat at 30: Ira Winderman's Top 10 10-day contracts
With the Miami Heat celebrating their 30th-anniversary season, the South Florida Sun Sentinel looks at the franchise's Top 10 10-day contracts, with the NBA's 10-day signing period now under way.
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AUDIO: Okello wins inaugural Football-256 Award
Football-256 Team November 17, 2019
Cranes and KCCA FC forward Allan Okello has been voted the inaugural winner of the 256 Footballer of the Year Award.
The 19-year-old beat competition from stalwarts such as Denis Onyango, Juma Balinya, Timothy Awany and Patrick Henry Kaddu to take home the prize.
The award commemorates the first annual anniversary of football-256, the biggest online portal for the hottest news and analysis about Ugandan, regional and African football.
The youngster has scored 18 goals since November 2018, a period where he's brandished dominant and jaw dropping performances for the 'Kasasiro' boys.
"It's a great feeling and honour for me to win the inaugural award. I want to thank everyone who has voted for me, and I would like to win it also next year!" Okello told football-256.
As well as inspiring his club to the Uganda Premier League title, Okello scored three goals as KCCA won the CECAFA Club championship for the first time in 30 years.
He also netted in his club's 4-1 rout of Proline as they won the FUFA Super Cup; their third trophy triumph in a space of three months.
KCCA midfielder Allan Okello is the 2019 256-footballer of the year award winner | Football-256 image
Okello assisted Fahad Bayo and scored the second for himself as the Uganda cranes sealed qualification for next year's African Nations Championships (CHAN) slated for Yaoundé, Cameroon.
Its been a great year for me, ultimately my dream has been making it to the national team. And throughout the last year, my journey with the senior team started." Okello added.
"I want to always make everyone happy, and this victory is for my fans who voted for me. These are the things that keep motivating and driving me to always put up my best on the pitch." He continued.
The KCCA academy graduate was promoted to the senior team in 2016. He quickly put his mark on the Ugandan league by grabbing a hat-trick on his senior debut against Onduparaka in February 2017.
He has since gone on to become a mainstay in manager Mike Mutebi's KCCA side which won their first ever league and cup double in the club's history in 2017.
He was instrumental as KCCA became the first ever Ugandan side to reach the group stages of the CAF Confederations Cup later that year.
KCCA and Okello would even go one better the following year as they made the group stages of the CAF Champions League. A feat no other Ugandan side is yet to achieve.
Okello reached another milestone as he clocked a century of appearances for KCCA, the youngest ever player to boast of such a milestone.
On the national front, Okello has featured for the U-17, U-20 and U-23 sides. He was called up to the senior team for the Cranes' last qualifying game against Tanzania, but he would wait for his debut.
Okello was a central figure for the Cranes team that sealed a fifth consecutive qualification for the 2020 African Nations Championships, scoring against Burundi in the return leg, as the Cranes cruised to a 6-0 aggregate victory.
The voting process which lasted weeks through our online portal received a total of 98,162 votes, Okello managed 45,826 votes, Juma Balinya closely followed with 36894 votes.
Patrick Kaddu was third with 9850, Denis Onyango and Timothy Awany collected 3620 and 1972 respectively.
Listen to Allan Okello after receiving news of being voted the 256 Footballer of the Year 2019 in a telephone interview on Monday Morning
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New Territories: Laboratories for Design, Craft and Art in Latin America
After its run in the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York, "New Territories: Laboratories for Design, Craft and Art in Latin America" has finally arrived to the Amparo Museum in Puebla.
Pieces from roughly 75 designers, artists, craftsmen and collectives are displayed in about ten rooms.
Studio Swine, "Cactus Lamp." (2012)
Leo Capote, "Tulip Bolts Chair." (2013)
Both the concept and curatorial display are based on ideas developed by Gaetano Pesce.
José Castrellón, "Erick, Nazareno" from the series Priti Baiks. (2010)
Lucia Cuba, "Artículo 6" from the serie Artículo 6. (2012-2014)
Design da Gema, "Stray Bullet Chair." (2011)
After its run in the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York, New Territories: Laboratories for Design, Craft and Art in Latin America has finally arrived to the Amparo Museum in Puebla (Mexico.) Pieces from roughly 75 designers, artists, craftsmen and collectives are displayed around ten rooms. MAD curators, Lowery Stokes Sims and William & Milded Landon, organized this exhibition. The project is the result of an extensive collaboration between a committee that includes: Regine Basha, Marcella Echevarría, Susana Torrellas Leval, Ana Elena Mallet, Nessie Leonzini Pope, Mari Carmen Ramírez, Gabriela Ranger and Jorge Rivas-Pérez.
Latin America, spoken in broad strokes, can be set as an equivalent to the African imaginary, meaning that this is to be considered as a homogenous place without diversity. The same can be said when referring only to the main cities of the region, such as: Mexico City, Caracas, Santiago de Chile, Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires, adding to this list two emerging markets: San Salvador and San Juan. Nonetheless, this curatorial endeavor attempts to avoid being too obvious or commonplace in its selection of these cities under the pretense of creating a division based on trends. This is illustrated by using examples, no only of Latam designers, but also through showing works of European, and even Asian creatives, that have become involved and work in this region of the world.
Therefore the exhibition is divided into six axes: Taking Craftsmanship into the Future (Mexico City and Oaxaca); Creating New Design Markets (San Salvador and San Juan); Upcycling and Repurposing Objects (São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro); Conversations with Artistic Legacies (Caracas); Cultivating Communities and Experimentation (Santiago de Chile and Buenos Aires); and Navigation of Personal and Civic Spaces (Habana). Each of these axes seeks to wander between art, design and craftsmanship projects, or through a point in between these, although a higher inclination towards design permeates the collection.
There are two questions that ripple throughout New Territories: the first been a questing regarding the nature of a territory, and the second problematizes if it's still relevant to question the fringe between design, craft and art. Both the concept and curatorial display are based on ideas developed by Gaetano Pesce, Italian architect and designer: "For over 50 years I've firmly believed that objects express value that isn't exclusively utilitarian and that what it's called art reveals its own functionality, as it has done in the past; and so, the barriers of artistic expressions need to opened towards new territories that eliminate these walls that separate different creative media and generally enrich culture."
Aside from good intentions, Pesce's "New Territories" don't seem to carry much force throughout this exhibit. Even though the curators tried to eliminate these barriers the decision to divide each space into cities and disciplines accentuated the differences between Latam territories, at least in a linguistic level. The result highlights the fact that each artistic expression is clearly influenced by a particular political, social and economical context. The exhibition lacked stand alone crafts projects, its presence been reduced to a collaboration between craftsmen and designers, a common occurrence for both fields. New Territories also approached some of the more reflexive themes, such as "Navigation of Personal and Civic Spaces" primordially through art, example: La Plaza Vacia (2012) by Coco Fusco, which exposes the use of the Revolution Plaza in Habana, solely as a public space for politics and tourism.
Meanwhile new territories focuses entirely in the result instead of the processes that highlight the meeting point between art, design and craftsmanship. Even though design traditionally leans towards a materialistic culture, as a discipline its focus does not exhaust itself in the so-called industrial praxis. So, from this outlook, to talk about design is as complex as talking about Latin America, as it was pointed out earlier in this essay. We must not forget that the end result of this praxis doesn't reside solely in creating aesthetic and functional objects, but also in exploiting possibilities, setting scenarios, influencing the everyday and creating relationships.
New Territories: Laboratories for Design, Craft and Art in Latin America in broad strokes punctuates the importance of observing design from the point of view of a museum, bestowing design a place that separates it from a purely contemplative state. It is necessary to think about the importance of design exhibitions, especially in a country such as Mexico, where museums are just starting to grant the discipline a place in their halls and and ponder about the following questions: How is design approached through our context? What spaces are idyllic for thinking and observing design? How can this exercise become a way to pass down knowledge?
All in all, there are still some questions that remain unanswered: Must crafts reach the future? Are crafts adapting to the demands of the market? Does Latin American design create new markets only through galleries in Europe and Latin America? How can context, particularities and resources be harnessed to fuel new platforms, possibilities and outlets for design? Beyond getting noticed for a hearty production, what are the implications of being considered as creative territory? Then there is the question that keeps popping up: Is design art? "Design ≠ Art. Good ideas in design require further development after they are presented in museums as an experimental and loud gesture. Only then can they add meaning to a world of everyday objects and reach a wider audience." Hella Jongerious and Louise Shouwenberg, "Beyond the New: A Search for Ideals in Design" 2015.


the thrill of it all - moments of joy in the wedding chaos: Emily and Aaron's wedding - St Monica's Church, Moonee Ponds and Ascot House, Ascot Vale.
Emily and Aaron's wedding - St Monica's Church, Moonee Ponds and Ascot House, Ascot Vale.
Queen's Park in Moonee Ponds might be the busiest wedding garden in Melbourne, only rivaled by the Treasury Gardens in the city. On any given Saturday afternoon the place is full of wedding parties and photographers. The challenge for me when working in such cliche rich territory is to find something fresh to shoot. For Emily and Aaron's wedding I became very interested in the soft light by the lake and some strong back light on a path - as is so often the case it's the light that dictates where to position the couple and the camera.
For some detail of the day, the photography started at the Crown Metropol Hotel where Emily dressed, followed by the ceremony at St Monica's Catholic Church in Moonee Ponds. We then proceeded down the road to Queen's Park and finally the reception at Ascot House. I like the joy and intimacy in the photos. I'd also like the thank my mate Rodney Dekker for helping out on the this shoot.


The Choice: Hypocrisy or Real Christianity?
The Choice is an easy to read, non-threatening little book written especially for youth. So many of our young people see Christians as "hypocrites". This book shares the secret to being real and transparent. It shows us how we can remove our masks, be genuine and a real living example of Christ.
The question is: If we are really believers, why doesn't Christ's Life automatically flow from our hearts? What quenches His Spirit in our hearts? How can we love others genuinely when perhaps they have hurt or abused us?
These are some of the questions and issues that this little book addresses. Authentic Christianity is not saying one thing and doing another. An authentic Christian is one who has the Life of Jesus showing forth in all that he does. He is not perfect, but when he does stumble and fall, he knows how to turn around and go God's way. The Choice explains how to do this, moment by moment.
PLUS a 31 page Supplemental Study: Seeing Ourselves. This is an introductory study of the "Temple Model" that describes how the human spirit, soul, and body function. This model helps explain how we are changed when we are born again, and especially how the Spirit of God works in us.
Being a real Christian does not mean being perfect, but simply knowing how to relinquish ourselves to God, so that He can live His perfect Life out through us. Thus real Christianity is not rules, regulations, and taboos. On the contrary, real Christianity is the most freeing and unrestricted way to live that there is!
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Markiewicz Selected as Fall Commencement Speaker
D'Youville announced today that Joyce Markiewicz '80 will speak at its Fall Commencement Ceremony on Friday, December 13. There ceremony will be held at the College Center at 2:30 PM.
Markiewicz, the executive vice president and chief business development officer for Catholic Health, will address the cohort of students along with their family and friends at the ceremony.
"I'm looking forward to sharing my experiences with the graduating class from the college that gave me the knowledge and confidence to have an amazing career," says Markiewicz. "As an alumna, I have such a strong foundation from my nursing education and it has lead me in many directions."
A lifelong Buffalo native and the youngest of six children, Markiewicz received a bachelor's degree in nursing from D'Youville in 1980 and her executive Master of Business Administration degree from the University at Buffalo in 2003.
Joyce Markiewicz '80, executive vice president and chief business development officer for Catholic Health.
Markiewicz has a knack for developing partnerships for Catholic Health, including one that hits close to home with D'Youville's Health Professions Hub and her work is helping to ensure that project becomes a reality.
"Catholic Health and D'Youville have strong missions and it is important for organizations like ours to be sure that we not only live our mission within our walls but we also share our gifts with the community," says Markiewicz. "Providing educational opportunities to the community as a hand up instead of hand out and aligning that with a welcoming site for primary care is foundational to a healthy community."
Speaking with Markiewicz, one can see the passion she has for helping those in the most vulnerable populations and why she was named Business First Women of Influence for nonprofit leadership in 2012 as well as earned a spot on the Business First Most Powerful Women List from 2014-2019.
Markiewicz credits her education at D'Youville for her better understanding of all of the different needs of the patient, not just biologically, but psychologically, socially, and spiritually. "This is what really elevated me as a clinician," she says. "These are the components of care delivery that have remained at the core of all of my experience in healthcare. As a bed side nurse or chief business development officer, understanding these aspects of care delivery leads to better outcomes and better patient care."
When asked to speak at her alma mater, the decision for Markiewicz was an easy one. She hopes that students walk away with something valuable. "Healthcare changes every day — it is no longer transactional but requires commitment to improving our communities," she reflects. "Today is just the beginning and the possibilities are only limited by imagination and drive. The power of education and knowledge is the foundation. Each of these new graduates now have the ability to do more than find a job, they have the tools to find their calling."
When Markiewicz isn't managing hundreds of employees or acquiring new partnerships, she is all about her family.
"When I'm not working, I focus on my family. I could never have done all that I have without my husband Frank's ongoing support," says Markiewicz. "He has often been doing far more than his share for the past 38 years in order to give me flexibility and time to commit to my career."
"My children are all adults and we try and spend as much time together as possible. I travel to Chicago a few times per month to spend time with my two-year-old granddaughter," she adds. Even executive vice presidents need to wind down. "I love to read and cook and occasionally binge watch something on Netflix."
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Sporting Activities in the area - Domaine de France Gîtes, Chambre d'hôtes - Holiday rentals. Penne d'Agenais, Lot et Garonne, Aquitaine.
Some people love it others are not so happy. The climbs in the trees are in the shade and there are different courses for different age / height groups, everything stops for lunch so bring food (or buy on site) it can get busy which increases wait times. Check online prices. Maybe good for a morning outing then go into Agen.
A leisure area with water games. Great fun for young children, especially on a warm day. A restaurant is nearby for a drink or a meal.
Tables are also available for a possible picnic.
Your children will love rambling through Tarn-et-Garonne!
In the space of only a few hours you can discover elves, watch the birds in St-Nicolas de la Grave, and follow the otters' trail... there are excursions for all the family.
Whether it is cycling along the canals or up in the hills there is something for all abilities of bike riders in the area.
Bike hire is available in several places.


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Q: Bootstrap 3.0 labels don't go inline I have some labels in a well.
I don't know how to make them go to next line.
Here is the unexpected result:

Here is my code:

      Tag name 1
      Tag name 2
      Tag name 3
      Tag name 4
      Tag name 5
      Tag name 6

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Ok, thanks @markthethomas, your respond gave me a tip!
The issue is due to my framework (Rails here) which minimify my html code, removing the supposed unnecessary spaces between each a tag.
Here is a not working demo, without space: http://www.bootply.com/lJJB13ES6V and here is a working demo, the same code but with spaces: http://www.bootply.com/fAOIVSKwaU
Does someone know the reason of this behavior?

A: The problem is exclusively related to the Bootstrap's .label class as already mentioned by @Christina, but in my opinion @Christina is wrong about the fact that the white-space: nowrap; will cause the issue described.
The .label class set the display property to inline. Setting this property to inline-block will solve your problem correct:
.label {
display: inline-block;
}

Demo: http://www.bootply.com/QqMZzNkQxI
And indeed the issue only happens when there is no white space between the anchor (a) tags.
Something similar can be found at: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#labels:

Rendering problems can arise when you have dozens of inline labels within a narrow container...

A: .label has the style: white-space: nowrap;. If your white space is removed, then it will not wrap as you have seen. To add wrap back in but prevent the inside from wrapping:
.well .label:after {content:' ';display:inline;white-space:normal}
.well .label {margin-right:2px;}

DEMO: https://jsbin.com/hafeda/1/edit?css,output

A: Need to add float: left or bootstrap pull-left (I think that is name) attribute
Attribute option (pull-left):
Tag name 1

OR CSS option
div.well {
  width: 300px, // or whatever width;
 // add rest of well CSS
}

a {
  float: left;
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A: You should use BS's grid-sizing aspects to control width and overflow of various elements. For example:

          Tag name 1
          Tag name 2
          Tag name 3
          Tag name 4
          Tag name 5
          Tag name 6

will render:

Here's a link to a jsfiddle example. http://jsfiddle.net/3q3j0uj4/1/
Does that help?

A: Based on the answer given by Markthethomas, please find the changes for the class in the div

        Tag name 1
        Tag name 2
        Tag name 3
        Tag name 4
        Tag name 5
        Tag name 6

Try this and let me know if this solves your issue.

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Jonathan Reyes, executive director of the USCCB Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development, said the active debate over criminal justice reform in Congress brings hope for action.
Reyes said the USCCB believes everyone is a sinner and society's response to prisoners should not be abandonment. He noted the importance of Pope Francis visiting the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility in Philadelphia during his trip to the U.S.
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Craig DeRoche, executive director of Justice Fellowship at USCCB, applauded Pope Francis' decision to wash the feet of prisoners.
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