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Q: Type Mismatch CapturedType Error with Kotlin Covariant Interfaces of Spring Data JDBC repositories I am facing an issue with a covariant interface in Kotlin. I have two interfaces: NewMyEntity and NewMyEntityRepository. The latter is a PagingAndSortingRepository and a CrudRepository that uses the first interface as its type parameter.
I have a subtype of the NewMyEntityRepository interface: MyEntityRepository and an implementation of the NewMyEntity interface: MyEntity.
interface NewMyEntity

@NoRepositoryBean
interface NewMyEntityRepository<T : NewMyEntity> :
    PagingAndSortingRepository<T, Long>,
    CrudRepository<T, Long>

@Primary
@Repository
interface MyEntityRepository :
    NewMyEntityRepository<MyEntity>

@Table("my_entity")
data class MyEntity(
    @Id var id: Long? = null
) : NewMyEntity

class TransformProcessor(
    private val repo: NewMyEntityRepository<out NewMyEntity>) {

   fun doSomething(entity: NewMyEntity) {
       // some processing
       repo.save(entity)
   }
}

In my class TransformProcessor, I have a field repo of type NewMyEntityRepository<out NewMyEntity>. I have added out to the type parameter to make the repository covariant. I am trying to call the save() method on this field, but I am getting the following error:
Type mismatch: inferred type is NewMyEntity but CapturedType(out NewMyEntity)! was expected
The context of why im doing this is that I want to provide an algorithm for taking entities from one repository, doing some processing with those entities and then save them to another repository. This algorithm should be pretty generic so I am trying to write it so that the next developer only has to implement the repositories for their specific types and the repositories would extend the NewMyEntityRepository interface. And the entities would extend the MyEntity interface.
Can someone help me resolve this error? Thank you!
I have tried adding the out keyword to the NewMyEntityRepository type parameter:
@NoRepositoryBean
interface NewMyEntityRepository<out T : NewMyEntity> :
    PagingAndSortingRepository<@UnsafeVariance T, Long>,
    CrudRepository<@UnsafeVariance T, Long>

That however results in the same error.
I have also tried overriding the save method as such:
@NoRepositoryBean
interface NewMyEntityRepository<T : NewMyEntity> :
    PagingAndSortingRepository<T, Long>,
    CrudRepository<T, Long> {
    fun save(entity: NewMyEntity): NewMyEntity
}

But that results in another error - Inherited platform declarations clash: The following declarations have the same JVM signature (save...
Adding override keyword fails as the compiler thinks the save method is not overriding anything.
I also tried implementing a custom save method as such:
interface NewMyEntityRepository<T : NewMyEntity> :
    PagingAndSortingRepository<T, Long>,
    CrudRepository<T, Long> {
    fun doSave(entity: NewMyEntity): NewMyEntity {
        return save(entity as T)
    }
}

This compiles but fails during runtime:
No property 'doSave' found for type 'MyEntity' (note that is complaining about the property not existing on the entity implementation, not the repository or the entity interface... odd?)

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Justices will hear arguments on the Trump Administration's bid to end the program
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The justices are hearing arguments Tuesday on the Trump administration's bid to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that shields immigrants brought to the U.S. as children from deportation and allows them to work in the United States legally.
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A decision is expected by June 2020, amid the presidential election campaign.
President Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that if the Supreme Court overturns the immigrants' protections "a deal will be made with the Dems for them to stay!" But Trump's past promises to work with Democrats on a legislative solution for these immigrants have not led to an agreement.
Trump also wrongly claimed in the tweet that many program participants are "no longer very young, are far from 'angels'" and that "some are very tough, hardened criminals." But the program bars anyone with a felony conviction from participating. Serious misdemeanors may also bar eligibility.
Some DACA recipients who are part of the lawsuit are expected to be in the courtroom for the arguments. People have been camping out in front of the court since the weekend for a chance to grab some of the few seats that are available to the general public. Chief Justice John Roberts has rejected a request for live or same-day audio of the arguments. The court will post the audio on its website .
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If the court agrees with the administration in the DACA case, Congress could put the program on surer legal footing. But the absence of comprehensive immigration reform from Congress is what prompted Obama to create DACA in 2012, giving people two-year renewable reprieves from the threat of deportation while also allowing them to work.
Federal courts struck down an expansion of DACA and the creation of similar protections for undocumented immigrants whose children are U.S. citizens.
Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric was a key part of his presidential campaign in 2016, and his administration pointed to the invalidation of the expansion and the threat of a lawsuit against DACA by Texas and other Republican-led states as reasons to bring the program to a halt.
Young immigrants, civil rights groups, universities and Democratic-led cities and states sued to block the administration. They persuaded courts in New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., that the administration had been "arbitrary and capricious" in its actions, in violation of a federal law that requires policy changes be done in an orderly way.
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We began our search for a website designer and developer five years ago, in early 2009. We used what we believed to be appropriate due diligence in finding just the right person. We looked at samples, checked references, had several interviews, and filled out pages of paperwork. We thought we found our perfect designer. This person worked out of her home in the California Bay Area and we felt very comfortable when we hired her. We learned many a hard lesson in the process. We found out that it is very difficult if your desire is to have useful information on your site. We also learned that no one is willing to write or edit copy for you (although most say that they do). We tried three "professional editors" but they simply weren't up to par, so we had to write and edit everything ourselves. Most companies want to throw up a few pages with some cool art in an attempt to get your business phone to ring, but finding someone to work diligently on producing a great site – well that's another matter. The industry standard seems to be to pay your chosen company (provider) up front, thus, you are committed no matter what happens. The first person we hired had given us the impression that our website was being built, after months of thinking this, our designer notified us that they were having health issues. Even though we had paid up front for the website, we had to look for another company.
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September 16, 2016 - by Tim Linafelt
First and 10: No. 2 Florida State at No. 10 Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – When Florida State's 2016 football schedule came out earlier this year, the Seminoles' Week 3 visit to Louisville stood out as one of the key matchups of the ACC season. Fast forward a few months, and now FSU-UL is shaping up as perhaps one of college football's marquee games of the year. There will be two top-10 rankings, at least two Heisman Trophy candidates on the field and, thanks to the presence ESPN's College Gameday pregame show and a national broadcast on ABC, plenty of limelight for each team. With that in mind, here's a look at the names, numbers and notes you need to know before the Seminoles take on the Cardinals.
No. 2 Florida State (2-0, 0-0 ACC) at No. 10 Louisville (2-0, 1-0 ACC)
When/Where: Saturday, noon/Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (55,000) in Louisville, Ky.
TV/Radio: ABC/Seminole IMG Radio Network; FSU Broadcast Live Stream
Florida State injury report:
QB Sean Maguire (foot)
Out For Game
WR Ja'Vonn Harrison (migraine)
OL Derrick Kelly (knee)
OL Corey Martinez (knee)
DT Darvin Taylor (shoulder)
Out Indefinitely
DE Keith Bryant (foot)
DB Derwin James (knee)
Out For Season
WR George Campbell (core muscle)
Coach: Bobby Petrino (60-18 in seven seasons at Louisville, 102-39 overall)
Last game: Louisville cruised to a 62-28 victory at Syracuse. Cardinals QB Lamar Jackson totaled 610 yards of offense and five touchdowns as UL opened its conference slate with a win.
Last game vs. Florida State: FSU scored five touchdowns in the second half to overcome an early deficit and dispatch the Cardinals, 41-21, at Doak Campbell Stadium. FSU QB Everett Golson had perhaps his best game as a Seminole (26-38, 372 yards, 3 TDs) and RB Dalvin Cook added 163 yards and two scores on the ground.
Louisville vs. Florida State all-time: FSU leads the all-time series 14-2 and is 5-1 against the Cardinals in Louisville.
1952: Louisville 41, FLORIDA STATE 14
1953: FLORIDA STATE 59, Louisville 0
1970: FLORIDA STATE 9, Louisville 7
1982: FLORIDA STATE 49, Louisville 14
2002: LOUISVILLE 26, Florida State 20 (OT)
2015: No. 8 FLORIDA STATE 41, Louisville 21
2016: No. 2 Florida State at No. 10 LOUISVILLE, Saturday, noon
For the first time in nearly three years, the ACC has a top-10 matchup that doesn't involve both FSU and Clemson. Behind a pair of all-star performances from quarterback Lamar Jackson, the Cardinals have surged to a No. 10 ranking and loudly announced to the college football world – and Florida State – that they've got high aspirations for this season.
This game has the potential to re-define – or re-cement – the balance of power in the ACC Atlantic Division. The division has been the exclusive domain of Florida State and Clemson since 2009, but Louisville has had designs on changing that since it joined the league two years ago.A win for UL would serve notice to both the ACC and the nation that the Cardinals have broken through that barrier and vault them into the discussion for the College Football Playoff. An FSU win, however, would seem to maintain the status quo – Seminoles or Tigers out of the Atlantic for at least one more year.
FSU's defense will be shorthanded after sophomore safety Derwin Jamesinjured his left knee last week. James has a reputation one of the most versatile and hard-hitting defenders in the nation, and replacing him is no small task. But the Seminoles believe in their depth in the secondary, and they should also get a boost in the form of senior safety Nate Andrews, a three-year starter who is expected to return after missing FSU's first two games with a calf injury.
If the Heisman Trophy were awarded after two games, Jackson would most certainly be on the short list. The sophomore from Boynton Beach has already amassed 1,015 total yards and 13 touchdowns, and he's turned in a reel of highlights that have drawn comparisons to Michael Vick.But the Heisman, of course, is not awarded after two games, and Jackson is about to face a serious upgrade in competition. FSU's speed, depth and talent on defense is among the best in the country, and, after facing Mississippi's Chad Kelly, the Seminoles already have experience against a big-armed, mobile quarterback this season.
Although they opened the season away from home, Saturday is the first true road game for the Seminoles, and the first of quarterback Deondre Francois' career. Although Papa John's Cardinal Stadium isn't overwhelming in size or capacity, the venue can get plenty loud, as any Seminole who played there in 2014 can attest.Any thought that the crowd might not be quite as frenzied for a noon kickoff likely went out the window when ESPN announced that College Gameday would be in town. And there will be an emotional element as well, as UL plans to pay tribute to Louisville native Muhammad Ali during Saturday's game, too.
One offensive and defensive player from each team who could swing the game
Louisville: Jackson's favorite target so far this season is senior receiver Jamari Staples, who ranks 18th in the nation with 109.5 receiving yards per game. At 6-foot-4, Staples will likely be a handful for Florida State's defensive backs. And the Seminoles can't focus solely on Staples, because James Quick, UL's leading receiver from a year ago, is on the other side.
Louisville linebacker Keith Kelsey is one of the ACC's top defenders, and he's already off to a strong start with 15 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss despite abbreviated workloads in Louisville's two blowout victories.
Florida State: Two factors here – guards Kareem Are and Wilson Bell, both of whom are expected to return from injuries this week. Are's return means that, for the first time since the middle of fall camp, FSU will have its full complement of starting offensive linemen available. From left to right, expect FSU's line to be Roderick Johnson, Are, Alec Eberle, Bell and Rick Leonard.
On defense, Matthew Thomas (who was the choice in this space last week) can introduce himself to the nation in a big way if he's able to help keep Jackson in check. At 6-3, 227 pounds, Thomas has the size of a pro-level linebacker, but he also plays with the speed of a player much smaller player. Derwin James was expected to be FSU's top "neutralizer" against Jackson. But with James unavailable, Thomas could make for a fine substitute.
Total offense: FSU: 509.0 YPG (28th nationally); UL: 754.0 YPG (1st)
Scoring offense: FSU: 48.5 PPG (14th); UL: 66.0 PPG (1st)
Passing offense: FSU: 344.0 YPG (15th); UL: 411.0 YPG (6th)
Rushing offense: FSU: 165.0 YPG (78th); UL: 343.0 (3rd)
Total defense: FSU: 337.0 YPG (56th); UL: 311.0 YPG (38th)
Scoring defense: FSU: 21.0 PPG (53rd); UL: 21.0 PPG (53rd)
Passing defense: FSU: 227.5 YPG (76th); UL: 226.5 YPG (72nd)
Rushing defense: FSU: 109.5 YPG (39th); UL: 84.5 YPG (23rd)
Number of note, courtesy of Pro Football Focus: With 1,015 total yards to his credit, Jackson has accounted for 67.4 percent of Louisville's offensive output (1,506 total yards).
But due to the nature of UL's blowout victories, Jackson has played for just 73 percent of the Cardinals' offensive plays, which technically drives his output percentage even higher. Simply put: Jackson isn't just the engine for the Cardinals' offense. He is their offense.
"The kid is 17 years old. He's not a legal adult yet so these guys are all hitting him and it's illegal." – FSU center Alec Eberle on freshman guard Landon Dickerson, who made his first career start last week
"It has to. If they don't, we'll keep taking the one on one battle with our receivers. And I love our receivers one on one." – FSU running back Dalvin Cook when asked if Deondre Francois' early success will force opposing defenses to focus more on defending the pass and, as a result, divert resources away from stopping Cook
"Our pride was hurt a little bit after the Florida State game last year on defense. We didn't play the way we usually play." – Louisville coach Bobby Petrino, whose Cardinals have squandered second-half leads against FSU in each of the last two seasons
"When you get your chance you can't miss it. And that's not only with (Lamar Jackson), that's with every quarterback. Something Coach Lawing says: 'You can't miss your layups.' Whenever you get a chance at a quarterback, you've got to take him down." – FSU defensive end DeMarcus Walker on the importance of pressuring Lamar Jackson
"It's always tough losing anybody in the secondary, but especially someone like (Derwin James) who brings kind of the juice and brings the vocal part of it. The young guys are doing a good job of stepping up. Us getting Nate (Andrews) back, that's really good having him back. He's moving around, looking good, making plays. He looked really good today. So we're adjusting pretty well." – FSU cornerback Marquez White on how the defense has adjusted without Derwin James
Florida State ranks third in the nation with a plus-six turnover margin (seven forced, one given) while Louisville ranks 108th at minus-three. For all of the Cardinals' offensive success this season, they've already lost six turnovers (four fumbles, two interceptions).
This will be the 10th time that the Seminoles have appeared in a "College Gameday" game under Fisher. They are 7-2 in those matchups.
Florida State was featured on the first ever College Gameday show from an on-campus site. The show first hit the road for FSU's "Game of the Century" at Notre Dame in 1993.
FSU is 18-1 under Fisher when ranked either No. 1 or No. 2
The Seminoles are 5-1 in ACC openers under Fisher, with their only loss coming at Clemson in 2011. FSU has shut out its opponent in three of those six games.
Louisville's Jackson is the first player to earn back-to-back Walter Camp National Offensive Player of the Week honors since Michigan's Denard Robinson in 2010.
Saturday marks Louisville's first time hosting a top-25 matchup since 2006, when the No. 5 Cardinals topped No. 3 West Virginia, 44-34. This is the first time Louisville has been ranked when facing Florida State.
Louisville's roster features 19 players from the state of Florida, including Tallahassee native James Hearns, who was a former standout at Lincoln High. UL running backs coach Kolby Smith also hails from Tallahassee and attended Rickards High.
Louisville is synonymous with a few things: bourbon, baseball bats and boxing legends. But the city's main event every year is the Kentucky Derby, the first and most famous of horse racing's Triple Crown. Churchill Downs, site of the Derby, is not far from Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. They opened a nice museum in the mid-1980s, and it does a great job documenting Louisville's history with the "sport of kings."
ESPN's Andrea Adelson says that the emergence of Deondre Francois and Lamar Jackson gives the ACC an elite stable of quarterbacks.
Corey Clark of the Tallahassee Democrat believes that adding Louisville two years ago was just what the ACC needed to boost its football cache.
Brendan Sonnone of Noles247 takes a look at sophomore safety A.J. Westbrook, who could be in line for increased playing time on Saturday.
ESPN's Jared Shanker has a nice profile of Louisville lineman Lukayus McNeil, who is thriving at UL after difficult family circumstances and homelessness.
FSU and Louisville share a connection in beloved ESPN analyst Lee Corso. Corso graduated from Florida State and went on to coach at Louisville. Tim Sullivan of the Louisville Courier-Journal profiles Corso's time at UL and writes that, clowning aside, the man could coach.
Florida State started the season with a challenge against Ole Miss and, less than two weeks later, it seems the Seminoles have an even bigger hill to climb. This might be the biggest home game in Louisville history and, noon kickoff aside, FSU might not face a tougher road atmosphere all season.
While they won't fully shut down Jackson, the Seminoles at least can expect to give him a much tougher road than he's traveled over his last two games. And the Seminoles can also help their cause by establishing their own running game and using an efficient, methodical offense to control the clock and keep Jackson on the sidelines.
There's a good chance that either Jackson or FSU's Cook will be the talk of the college football world once Saturday's game is completed. If it's Cook, the Seminoles likely will have won.
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Over the past two hundred years, in the New Town area of Edinburgh, this elegant establishment was enjoyed by literary legends such as the iconic Scottish poet Robert Burns and author Sir Walter Scott and one of the townhouses was even home to Scotland's answer to Jane Austin – Susan Ferrier. The celebrity endorsements continued with the likes of Hollywood great, Elizabeth Taylor, and pop queen Kylie Minogue. Over time the buildings changed in use from gracious living, grand insurance offices, artist's studio and now, the stunning InterContinental Edinburgh The George.
Edinburgh's new town development in 1766 enlisted architect James Craig who chose George Street, named after King George III, to serve as the principal road. The houses in this stylish new area were considered some of finest in the city – attracting the most esteemed professionals of the day. Prominent lawyer, James Ferrier, Scotland's Principal Clerk of Session moved into No 25 and it was here that the famous poet Robert Burns and author Sir Walter Scott were entertained. It was Ferrier's daughter, Susan, who continued the legacy of literary masterpieces within this prestigious cluster of homes. Ignited by Sir Walter Scott's promotion of her, Susan Ferrier became known as the Jane Austin of Scotland and, after a successful writing career, Susan eventually founded the powerful publishing house Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier.
In time, the homes were turned over to commercial use and in 1840 the main building was occupied by the Caledonian Insurance Company who deployed the services of architect David Bryce to design a distinctive and impressive façade – the restoration of such is the main entrance to the hotel today. Marking the ownership was a large stone carving which today still stands proudly at the entrance. The space designated as a vast banking hall is now the majestic ballroom called The King's Hall, used for celebration occasions such as galas and weddings. The first hotel operated in a smaller section of buildings – numbers 18-21 in 1860 and by 1880 the establishment became known as The George Hotel.
In 1905 The George Hotel upgraded the building by remodelling the first floor into a suite of public rooms offering guests superior dining and leisure facilities. Around this time Edinburgh was becoming internationally recognised as a significant commercial centre for retail, artwork and publishing.
By 1940 the Caledonian Insurance business had moved out allowing The George Hotel to plan greater expansion and refurbishment, but as the Second World War worsened, the government had other ideas. The ground floor was requisitioned for the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute and was occupied throughout the war. At the original site of No. 19 George Street, millions of parcels were sorted and packaged to give home comforts to the serving officers abroad. It wasn't until 1950 that the ground floor area was redesigned into the welcoming reception area the hotel provides today and in 1974 the whole site was granted A-List protection.
We are very proud of our hotel's achievements in recent years, the success of our colleagues and the character of this unique property are the reasons we make an award-winning team. Our love for creating memorable hotel stays and delivering outstanding hospitality continues to inspire us all.
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Q: Prov that: $f^{-1}(G) \subseteq f^{-1}(H)$ whenere $G \subseteq H$ Please verify if this proof is rigorous and correct. And if not provide feedback of what is wrong/lacking.
def1 $  A \subseteq B: \Leftrightarrow  \forall x \in A \Rightarrow x \in B$
Given a function $f: X \rightarrow Y$, and subsets $A$ of $X$ and $B$ of $Y$ we define
def2
$f(A)=\{y \in Y \mid y=f(x)$ whenever $x \in A\}$ and
$f^{-1}(B)=\{x \in X \mid f(x) \in B\}$
Prov that:
$f^{-1}(G) \subseteq f^{-1}(H)$ whenere $G \subseteq H$
Let $ x \in f^{-1}(G)$, then by def 2 there  exist $f(x) \in G$ by def 1 and the fact that $G \subseteq H$ this implies that $f(x) \in H$. Then it follows by def 2 that $x \in f^{-1}(H)$.
therefore $f^{-1}(g) \subseteq f^{-1}(f)$


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package kafka.security.auth

import kafka.common.KafkaException
import org.junit.Assert.assertEquals
import org.junit.Test
import org.scalatest.junit.JUnitSuite
import org.apache.kafka.common.resource.{ResourceType => JResourceType}

class ResourceTypeTest extends JUnitSuite {

  @Test
  def testFromString(): Unit = {
    val resourceType = ResourceType.fromString("Topic")
    assertEquals(Topic, resourceType)

    try {
      ResourceType.fromString("badName")
      fail("Expected exception on invalid ResourceType name.")
    } catch {
      case _: KafkaException => // expected
    }
  }

  /**
    * Test round trip conversions between org.apache.kafka.common.acl.ResourceType and
    * kafka.security.auth.ResourceType.
    */
  @Test
  def testJavaConversions(): Unit = {
    JResourceType.values.foreach {
      case JResourceType.UNKNOWN | JResourceType.ANY =>
      case jResourceType =>
        val resourceType = ResourceType.fromJava(jResourceType)
        val jResourceType2 = resourceType.toJava
        assertEquals(jResourceType, jResourceType2)
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Diego Silva was selected to serve as director for the Buckner Family Hope Center at Peñitas, effective Aug. 13. In his new role, Silva will oversee the daily operations and lead the Family Hope Center team of six in serving vulnerable children and families in the Rio Grande Valley, where Buckner International has operated since 1971.
"We feel Diego's experience with Buckner over the last five years, coupled with how he and his family have become valued members of the Valley community, make him a great fit to lead our Family Hope Center at Peñitas," said Henry Jackson, senior vice president for Buckner Children and Family Services.
Silva began working for Buckner International in 2013 as a missions group coordinator in Mission, Texas. Currently, he is the missions team lead, supporting Buckner International's mission operations.
Buckner Family Hope Centers seek to keep families together by providing them with critical services, aid and coaching to keep them strong and decrease the likelihood of abuse, neglect and removal of children.
Silva and his wife, Gabriela, moved to the Rio Grande Valley nearly six years ago to raise their children.
"The Valley is an extremely exciting place to live and minister. It's an area of beautiful contradictions – a 'third-culture' place with a strong sense of family values, ethics and kindness," Silva said.
Silva holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical/Theological Studies from Baptist University of the Americas and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.


Hugh was due February 2, but for months I felt that he was going to come early. Carrying him was such a different experience than carrying June. June was nestled happily in my stomach with no signs that she had any desire to ever leave. From the first few weeks of December I could sense that Hugh was anxious to GET OUT. He kicked and stretched more often and the first week of January I started to feel Braxton Hicks contractions. I was bigger and heavier and achier. I can't exactly explain how I knew, but when I would take the time to listen to my body I could tell that this guy didn't want to stay in much longer. I told Greg I thought he would come early. I told some family hopes to go early, but it's very likely you'll go late" so I kind of listened to that. June was a C section nine days early and I never went in to labor so this would be my body's first time going into labor at all. What did I know? I'm mad at myself for not paying closer attention to what my body was telling me because maybe if I had listened to my body a little closer I wouldn't have been so unprepared!
My last pregnant bathroom selfie. At church on January 22.
On the afternoon of January 23 I had a doctor's appointment. I had wanted Greg to come with me, but the day got away from us. We had orders we had to get out before 5:00, June was still down for a nap, and it just made more sense for me to go alone. I've gone to plenty of appointments alone so it shouldn't have been a big deal, but for some reason I really wanted Greg there and was disappointed that we hadn't prepared our day better for us both to make the appointment. Again, I should have listened more carefully to what my body and mind were telling me, but I ignored all that, didn't push the issue, and went to the appointment alone.
At my appointment the doctor told me I was dilated to a 2 and then said pretty casually, "Want me to strip your membranes?" This is when I wish Greg had been there with me. Doc said it so casual that I assumed it was a pretty casual choice. Also, my friend had literally told me on the phone the day before that stripping membranes does nothing and it rarely helps someone go into labor. I was tired of being pregnant, it seemed pretty low probability anyway, and I was really hoping for a vbac and to go into labor on my own so I said, "sure. ok." It was awkward and uncomfortable but only lasted a few moments. "If anything happens, it'll happen in the next 24 hours!" Doc assured me on the way out.
When I got home I told Greg that Doc had stripped my membranes and that I was feeling pretty uncomfortable. Greg's reaction kind of surprised me, "What?! He did? Why didn't you call me? That's kind of a big deal, isn't it? So we could be having this baby tomorrow?!" I played it cool because I really didn't think it meant anything- especially since I was still ten days from my due date. "The chances that I go into labor are very slim." I told Greg. Because apparently I am the labor expert?
That night I insisted on doing really weird things. Like you would think that since there is a chance I was going into labor that I would focus on that. But I didn't. I tried a new and kind of complicated recipe for dinner. I wrote a blog post. I watched The Bachelor with Greg. I did no plan lessons for school. (Six weeks maternity leave requires a lot of planning. I had been swamped in end of quarter madness and ACT prep classes so I didn't have anything ready for a sub yet.) I did not pack a hospital bag. I did not organize the nursery or move the crib.
I went to bed around 10:30 or 11 knowing that I had to work the next day. I was feeling crampy but I read online that that is common after having your membranes stripped.
I woke up at 2 am to more "cramps" as I was calling them at the time. (Hello! First timer! They were totally contractions!) I felt really uncomfortable. I had slept a solid three hours from 11- 2 and I knew in my heart that that was the best sleep I would be getting that night.
I forced myself back to sleep and dozed in and out of a light sleep until about 3:30. I tried and tried to make myself sleep but was too uncomfortable, so finally by 4:00 am I got up. I figured I could do some lesson plans and get a start on my school day so that I could come home early from school and just crash. I sleep like a bear, never struggle with a bit of insomnia, and I am NEVER just randomly up at 4 am so this was truly weird.
I was in enough pain that I decided to take a bath before doing any lesson plans. I drew a hot hot bath which woke Greg up. "What's going on? Are you in labor?"
"No," I answered. "I'm just cramping." They say denial is the first step.
I got in the tub and read Slaughterhouse Five in preparation to teach my AP class that day. If I truly was in labor I figured I would be laboring all day long. Everyone told me that first labors take a day or two so I reasoned that I could still go to school and teach that day. I'm not normally that crazy about making sure I get to work, but there was still so much I had to do to be prepared for my maternity leave that I really wanted to make it in. Also, I was supposed to be meeting and training my long term sub that day and I REALLY wanted to show her the ropes so that she could put in grades, know the system, etc. while I was gone.
I soaked in the tub for a long time and finally got out a little after 5:00. As soon as I got out I was surprised by how sharp and frequent my cramping was. I thought to myself, "Hmmm... maybe I can just go in until noon. Meet my sub, teach my AP classes, and then come home."
I got dressed and started doing my makeup. I had to pause while doing my makeup for the "cramps" which I now definitely realized had to be contractions. This was when it finally dawned on me that there was no way I'd be able to teach through this. I decided not to try to teach that day, but that maybe I could still go in right away to get some stuff ready for the sub and to meet her when she came in at 7:00 and show her a few things. I could be out of there by 7:30 or 8:00.
Finally I woke up Greg and told him my plan. "I'm just going to go in to the school for an hour or so to get everything ready." I was saying this in between contractions. "Bonnie, no. You're not going to school. There is no way I am letting you drive yourself to school and work on lesson plans. That's just stupid." Greg was firm. I don't think I realized until I heard the panic in his voice that he was right- this baby wasn't going to wait for AP lesson plans. Sorry, kiddos, you're on your own!
"Do I have time to take a shower?" Greg asked. Which I remember thinking was so cute that he thought the baby was going to come so quick that he couldn't even shower. "Of course, it's fine, we're still a ways out," I said. I really had no idea what was going on, but it just seemed absurd to me that my body would progress so quickly when every other person in the world says that you'll have plenty of time. While Greg was in the shower I downloaded a contraction app and started timing the contractions. They were coming every 2 1/2 minutes for 30-60 seconds. They were also getting crazy more painful with each one. The app started buzzing and blinking at me after I had recorded three or four contractions, "Go to hospital immediately! Go to hospital!" Sheesh! Bossy app!
Suddenly I really started to panic. What if I missed my epidural window? This happened to my sister because she got to the hospital too late and so she delivered a nine pound baby boy compltely unmedicated. I was terrified. THIS COULD NOT BE ME! WE MUST HURRY! I AM NOT THE TYPE OF WOMAN WHO CAN SURVIVE AN EPIDURAL-LESS BIRTH!
And now I was yelling at Greg in the shower, "Hurry! Get out! We have to go!" I called the secretary at my school to tell her I wouldn't be coming in today and that I would send lesson plans as soon as I could. I went downstairs to try to gather some things but the contractions were so heavy I couldn't focus on anything. I was screaming through them at this point. I woke June up.
Greg called his mom to come spend the day with June. "Bonnie's in labor!" Greg's mom lives about 45 minutes away, but it was pretty apparent we weren't going to be able to wait that long for her to get here so I called and woke up my neighbor and good friend a few houses down. "Can you come over until Greg's mom gets here?" She was over in less than ten minutes. She was our life saver that morning. Thank you Sarah!
At this point Greg was running around frantically trying to pack some kind of hospital bag. I never in a million years imagined that I would be so rushed in labor that I wouldn't even have time to pack a hospital bag. In fact, I always even kind of inwardly laughed at people who packed their hospital bags weeks early- like it was so ridiculous that labor would come on so suddenly and forcefully that they couldn't even gather a few things. Well, who's laughing now, dummy!??!
I don't even know what was in that bag. Greg threw a bunch of random stuff in it. A camera. A nightgown for me. Maybe some licorice? I think that was about it.
With Sarah over to watch cartoons with June (poor little girl awake at 5:30 am because of my screaming!) we rushed to the hospital. Luckily, our hospital is literally a mile from our house. We hurried in to the front desk and the lady, after hearing me yell through a contraction, said we'd do paperwork later and sent me straight up to labor and delivery. I insisted on carrying a glass of raspberry ice crystal light everywhere with me. I wasn't thinking clearly, obviously. Mostly I just remember the panic and the pain but I also remember Greg with a duffel bag slung over his shoulder, a baseball cap on, and a camera around his neck. He looked like a damn tourist and I loved him for it.
6 am, ready to get the party started! Notice my crystal lite?!
When I got upstairs they checked me and I was dilated to a four. It was about 6 am at this time. I had been a two just 12 hours earlier so I guess that was good enough for them to admit me? Either that or my banshee screams convinced them that this was real labor but they didn't give me any trouble about getting me into a room stat.
Somehow I totally totally lucked out and the anesthesiologist was on the floor and had a few minutes before he had to be somewhere else so he was going to be able to hit me up with that epidural immediately. Of course, first we had to get an iv in which is always the worst part for me. With June it took over an hour and six stabs to get an iv in. You can imagine, I was really looking forward to it this time around!
Two nurses tried and then the anaethiosologist himself tried and couldn't get it in. (It doesn't exactly instill confidence in a patient when the man who is administering an epidural can't do an iv!) Finally an angel nurse came in, stuck me good, and it was all over. She was an iv ninja, that one.
The epidural, in comaprison to the iv, was nothing. It was instant relief and I have never been so happy in my life.
At this time it was about 7:00 am. With the epidural pumping sweet goodness through me I could finally think clearly. I sent an email with my lesson plans to the school, texted my mom and told her I was having a baby today, and texted my friend who I had arranged earlier to take some pictures. Once I was settled, Greg went back home to finish a couple of orders that had to be out that day and I fell right to sleep. Oh, sweet epidural!
I snoozed off and on most of the morning and it was glorious. The nurse told me I was progressing nicely and that she expected I'd be ready to deliver by noon or 1:00. YEA!
But from there everything went so slowly. Noon came and went and the baby wasn't close. I think I was a 6 or 7 at this point but the nurse told me that my contractions had slowed down significantly. Jordan, who would be taking pictures, came and so did my mom. I think my mom brought Cafe Rio for Greg? He ate some time in there. Details are fuzzy.
I remember people telling me how hungry they were once they had their epidural and how hard it is because you can't eat. I was feeling enough pressure and discomfort though from everything else that eating was the last thing on my mind.
The only drawback with the epidural is that it kept making my blood pressure drop which would cause me to get really nauseous. I threw up once and then the anesthesioslogist came in and adjusted it so it would be a lower dosage. Awesome as far as avoiding the nausea goes, but I would pay for it later!
The afternoon stretched on. My teacher friend texted and asked if there was a baby yet. No baby. I started to feel anxiety about all the hours that the photographer and my mom were waiting in there with me. At 6 am I had thought the baby would be here right away. Now it was 2:00 and nothing to show.
At about 2:00 the nurse said I was an 8 but that I was slowing too much so they were going to give me some pitocin. I remember panicking at this point- like my whole body was just going to decide that that was enough for today and that I actually wasn't going to have the baby. Like do they send someone home from the hospital who is dilated to an 8? Could it be possible that this baby wasn't actually going to come for another week after all? Or that they were going to tell me that my body couldn't do a vaginal delivery and that I would have to go in for another C section after all of this? I felt like my chances of a successful vbac were slipping out the window.
Luckily the pitocin did its thing and it wasn't much time before I was feeling some serious contractions. They didn't feel like my contractions in the morning, I just felt so much pressure. I think the epidural was taking off that original contraction sting, and just left me with unbelievable pressure every few minutes. My contractions were still only 4 or 5 minutes apart though, which was so frustrating to me.
At around 3:30 I was dilated to a 10 and the nurse said we could start pushing soon! But first, the doctor wanted me to wait for about 20-30 minutes and let the baby naturally push and move in to the birth canal. So we waited. I remember we watched Family Feud. I gripped the side of the bed to get me through the contractions.
At 4:00 the nurse came in and said we could start pushing. The goal was to have a baby by 4:30! We could do this!
The pushing felt surprisingly natural to me. Once she told me how to do it, it made perfect sense. I didn't feel like I was doing much, but she assured me that with every push and every contraction we were making progress. I felt frustrated that my contractions were still 3-4 minutes apart- I felt like all the work I had done pushing was being lost in that time between contractions. At one point she offered to bring a mirror in and said that helped a lot of people. I said ok. It scared the Bejeesus out of me! I couldn't concentrate at all with that mirror and it was just absolutely terrifying. No one needs to see that! I ordered them to get that mirror out right away!
We pushed and braked and pushed and braked and finally the nurse told me she could start to see the head! Progress!
I love how my mom is on the phone in this picture. Like, mom, who are you talking to?!?
The doctor came in around 4:45 or so to catch that baby. (Our nurse was amazing and seriously did everything. I loved her so much!) At this point I was in a pretty significant amount of pain and I remember yelling, "More epidural! More epidural!" The doctor chuckled a little and said, "Well, it'll take about 20 minutes for you to get it, so it might not do you any good now." I pushed that little button hard and fast, but I guess at this point whatever pain reliever I had was all I was going to get.
I am not a very pain resistant person. I'm a straight up baby. So there was a lot of crying and moaning and screaming. It's so funny because in that moment I couldn't have cared less. I was acting like a fool! Screaming, yelling, cursing with not one thought of what the people around me thought. It was almost an out of body experience where you don't even realize or care what is going on.
The doctor told me that the baby was right there and I just needed a few good pushes to get baby out. I remember thinking there was no way I could do it. It hurt so much. "I can't! I can't!" I yelled to him. "It hurts so much! Owie! Owie! Owie! Owie!" Over and over again.
Somewhere around this point doc told me that he was going to do an episiotomy because there wasn't enough room. I started panicking because I really really didn't want an episiotomy. He assured me he was doing it because it was absolutely necessary and that without it I was going to tear much worse. I absolutely felt that little snip snip and screamed to let everyone in the room know that I did!
The next contraction I knew I had to get this stinking baby out of me or else I wouldn't have the strength or willpower to do it on the next ones. So I pushed and pushed and felt that ring of fire and felt my body tear to make extra room and then "The head! The head is out! We see the baby's head!"
Hearing that the head was out was the adrenaline rush I needed to finish the job. On the next contraction I pushed those shoulders out with everything in me and felt my body tear some more. I was bawling and screaming and wanted everything to be over and to kill the person who did this to me. (GREG!) But I was done! The baby was out!
"It's a boy!" I heard Greg yell. "It's a perfect, healthy baby boy!"
It's kind of funny because I thought that finding out the gender would be a huge motivator for me when delivering, but turns out I had totally forgotten about it. In fact, when Greg announced the gender it almost seemed irrelevant to me. I was in such another world and so focused on ending the pain that I was in. It seemed almost absurd that in this moment of pain and frustration and agony that Greg thought I cared at all about the gender. I felt like screaming at him, "YOU THINK I CARE IF IT'S A BOY OR GIRL?!? JUST GET IT OUT OF ME AND STOP THIS PAIN!
They put the baby on my chest and I smelled his newness and cuddled him so hard and we both cried and screamed because that was horrible! Before I delivered I remember thinking that Jordan would be able to get a beautiful picture of me meeting my new baby, crying because of how much happy I was and how strong the spirit was. Well, I'm definitely crying in the pictures, but it ain't no pretty happy cry. That is the cry of someone who is in a lot of pain!
The doctor sewed me up and I screamed and cried some more because OWW and because next time I am full blasting my epidural because I felt entirely too much of that whole experience that's the only thing I know for sure.
They took the baby to wash him and weigh him and Greg hugged me and I cried into him and begged him to make that damn doctor stop stitching me up.
The nurses were amazing and before I even knew what had happened they had whisked away all the bloody sheets, the dirty towels and I was in a clean place with a clean baby to cuddle and love. Doctor finished up and went on his merry way. He was there for probably 20 minutes total. Baby was born at 4:55 pm.
After that I really don't remember much. Greg's mom and sister brought June over so everybody could meet the baby. June showed negative interest. My mom said goodbye as did our photographer, Jordan. There were lots of cuddles. Someone brought me something to eat.
We decided on the name Hugh pretty much as soon as we saw the baby. Hugh was in our top three for boys names and when the little dude was born it was suddenly really the only possibility. His middle name is Dennis after my dad. I like to call him Den or Denny.
Giving birth to Hugh was a complete different experience than giving birth to June. June's delivery was quick and done before I had a second to even think about it. Hugh's was drawn out and much more painful! Meeting both of them, though, was a profoundly spiritual experience. When I held that little Hugh I was reminded of the same strong feeling I had the first time I held June- that it was a reunion. Like I had been separated from him for a long long time and that I was finally being reunited with an old, dear friend. I was so happy to see him again and I felt he was happy to see me. We had so much to catch up on!
Carrying and birthing a baby is every miserable experience in this world- suffering, misery, discomfort, pain, agony. But it's all the beautiful ones too. Strength, hope, love, family, joy and so much gratitude. I am so thrilled that this little boy has made his way safely into our home and family. He is my everything.


Social protection offers a potential link between agricultural programs and nutrition. This online discussion focuses on ongoing programs exploring linkages and synergies between social protection and nutrition. The forum also discusses a brief which proposes recommendations that allow planners to maximize nutritional impact through social protection programs. The brief was also at the core of an online discussion on ongoing programs.


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A Seleção Mexicana de Futebol representa o México nas competições de futebol e é regido pela Federação Mexicana de Futebol (Femexfut ou FMF), o órgão regulador do futebol no México. O estádio de casa do México é o Estádio Azteca. A equipe é atualmente a 20ª no Ranking Mundial da FIFA e 12ª no Ranking Mundial Elo.

O México se classificou para quatorze Copas do Mundo e se classificou consecutivamente desde 1994; México jogou contra a França no primeiro jogo da primeira Copa do Mundo em 13 de Julho de 1930. A melhor progressão do México é ter chegado às quartas-de-final nas Copas de 1970 e 1986, sendo que ambas foram disputadas em solo mexicano.

O México é, historicamente, a equipe de maior sucesso nacional na região da CONCACAF, pois eles são a única seleção da região a ganhar um título oficial reconhecido da FIFA. Eles detêm uma medalha de ouro olímpica, uma Copa das Confederações, dois Mundiais Sub-17, dez campeonatos da CONCACAF, incluindo oito Copas Ouro da CONCACAF, uma Copa das Nações da América do Norte e dois Campeonatos NAFC.

Embora o México esteja sob a jurisdição da CONCACAF, a equipe de futebol nacional tem sido regularmente convidada para competir na Copa América desde a do Equador em 1993, terminando como vice-campeão duas vezes e obtendo a medalha de terceiro lugar em três ocasiões.

História

Primeiros anos
O futebol no México foi organizado no início do século XX por grupos de imigrantes europeus, nomeadamente mineiros córnicos da Cornualha, Inglaterra, e em anos mais tarde, espanhóis exilados que fugiam da Guerra Civil Espanhola. A equipe original jogou contra a Guatemala em solo guatemalteco e a equipe mexicana venceu por 3-2.

Uma série de amistosos internacionais foram jogados contra a representação nacional da Guatemala em 9, 12 e 16 de dezembro de 1923. O jogo em 9 de dezembro foi jogado no Parque España e foi vencido pelo México com um placar final de 2-1. Em 12 de dezembro, o jogo terminou em uma vitória por 2-0 para o México e o jogo final da série terminou em um empate em 3-3. O técnico desta equipe era Rafael Garza Gutiérrez "Récord" e o assistente era Adolfo Frías. Os quatorze jogadores selecionados para esta série de amistosos incluem: Nacho de la Garza, Pedro "Perico" Legorreta, Manuel "Güero" Yáñez, Enrique "La Matona" Esquivel, Agustín Ojeda, Roberto Jardón, Carlos Garcés, Horacio Ortiz, Adeodato López, Mauro Guadarrama "La Venada" Alatorre, Cornelio Cuevas e Alfredo García Besné.

Seriam mais quatro anos antes de a equipe nacional ser representada em amistosos internacionais. Em preparação para um amistoso contra a Espanha, o time jogou um amistoso contra a sua equipe "B" em 12 de junho de 1927, vencendo por 4-2. Em 19 de junho de 1927, a equipe mexicana enfrentou a seleção da Espanha, empatando em 3-3. Durante esta série, a equipe também jogou contra o clube uruguaio Nacional de Montevideo, perdendo de 3-1.

Formação

Em 9 de agosto de 1927, o organismo oficial que rege o futebol no México foi fundado. Desde a sua criação, a federação tem sido o principal órgão responsável pela promoção, administração, organização, gestão e financiamento da equipe de futebol nacional mexicana, assim como toda a competição de futebol no México. Representantes do clube da primeira divisão da federação votaram na direção, gerência e equipe técnica da equipe de futebol nacional. Os Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1928 foram anfitriões do primeiro torneio internacional do México. Antes do torneio, a equipe mexicana realizou amistosos contra a seleção de Astúrias, bem como dois amistosos contra a Espanha. Estes jogos resultaram em dois empates e uma derrota. No torneio olímpico, o México enfrentou a Espanha nas oitavas-de-final em 30 de maio de 1928, resultando em uma derrota por 7-1 para o México.

O México participou da Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1930, tendo sido agrupados com a Argentina, Chile e França. O primeiro jogo do México foi jogado contra a França no Estádio Pocitos, em Montevidéu, em 13 de julho de 1930. A partida terminou com uma vitória por 4-1 para a França, mas testemunhou o primeiro gol do México em Copas do Mundo por Juan Carreño. Este jogo ocorreu simultaneamente com o jogo EUA-Bélgica. Em seu segundo jogo do torneio, o México perdeu para o Chile por 3-0 em Montevidéu no Estádio Gran Parque Central. O terceiro jogo do México, contra a Argentina, contou com o primeiro pênalti do torneio, assinalado aos 42' e marcado por Manuel Rosas, do México. Um total de cinco pênaltis foram assinalados durante a partida, que foi arbitrada pelo boliviano Ulises Saucedo, três deles controversos.

Pós-Segunda Guerra Mundial
O México não aparece novamente em uma Copa do Mundo até a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1950. Antes de 1970, o México se esforçou para fazer um impacto muito grande na Copa do Mundo quando competindo contra equipes europeias e sul-americanas. No entanto, o goleiro Antonio Carbajal tem a distinção de ser o primeiro jogador a aparecer em cinco Copas do Mundo FIFA consecutivas.

Em 1970, o México sediou a Copa do Mundo e começou sua campanha com um empate sem gols contra a União Soviética. Isto foi seguido por uma vitória sobre El Salvador (4-0). México avançou para a próxima rodada com uma vitória contra a Bélgica, graças a uma penalidade marcada por Gustavo Peña aos 14 minutos. Nas quartas-de-final, o México foi eliminado pela Itália por 4-1, apesar do México ter tido uma vantagem inicial.

O México não se classificou para a Copa do Mundo de 1974, mas classificou-se para a de 1978. O México sofreu uma eliminação precoce depois de três derrotas: 6-0 para a Alemanha Ocidental, 3-1 para a Tunísia e 3-1 para a Polônia. O México não se classificou para a Copa da Espanha de 1982.

Em 1986, o México novamente sediou a Copa do Mundo. Treinada por Bora Milutinović, o México foi colocado no Grupo B, onde derrotou a Bélgica por 2-1, empatou em 1-1 com o Paraguai e derrotou o Iraque por 1-0. Com esse desempenho, o México ganhou o primeiro lugar em seu grupo e avançou para a próxima rodada, onde enfrentou a Bulgária em uma vitória por 2-0. Nas quartas-de-final, o México perdeu para a Alemanha Ocidental (4-1 nos pênaltis).

O escândalo dos Cachirules

O México foi desclassificado da Copa do Mundo FIFA de 1990 (e qualquer outra competição internacional) depois de utilizar os jogadores acima do limite de idade permitido pela FIFA na fase de qualificação para o Mundial Sub-20 de 1989. A punição originalmente seria só aplicada à equipe nacional Sub-20 e não as seleções principal e Olímpica, mas a pena foi aplicada a todos os representantes mexicanos de todos os torneios nacionais sancionados pela FIFA. Esta foi uma punição dura, já que este era o momento de ouro do lendário atacante Hugo Sánchez, que na próxima Copa do Mundo, ele era apenas considerado um "bom" jogador, em vez de um "lendário". Muitos outros jogadores que estavam tendo um momento emocionante em suas carreiras de clube, como Carlos Hermosillo (Standard de Liège), Ricardo Peláez (Necaxa), Alberto García Aspe (Pumas UNAM), Adrián Chávez (América), Fernández Felix (Atlante), Luis Flores (Pumas UNAM), Zaguinho (América), Miguel Herrera (Atlante), Benjamín Galindo (Guadalajara), Daniel Guzmán (Universidad de Guadalajara), Guillermo Huerta (América); e muitos outros viram o sonho da Copa do Mundo de 1990 ser despedaçado, esmagado e arruinado por este escândalo que na mídia mexicana ficou conhecido como "Los Cachirules".

Pós-1990
Na década de 1990, após contratar o técnico César Luis Menotti, o futebol mexicano começou a experimentar um grande sucesso internacional. Um ponto de viragem importante foi sua participação na Copa América de 1993, onde terminou em segundo lugar no torneio, perdendo para a Argentina por 2-1 na final. Para a Copa do Mundo de 1994, jogadores como Hermosillo (Cruz Azul), Sanchez (Rayo Vallecano), García Aspe (Necaxa), Chávez (América), Fernández (Atlante), Galindo (Chivas) e Zaguinho (América) foram escalados para a equipe embora não em suas melhores condições. Como para Peláez, que foi cortado do elenco de 1994, seu tempo chegaria na Copa do Mundo de 1998 (realizada na França): ele conseguiu fazer parte da equipe e marcou dois gols memoráveis, contra a Coreia do Sul e Holanda, com 35 anos de idade.

Desde a sua chegada em segundo lugar na Copa América 1993, o México tem sido um participante regular no torneio sul-americano e já competiu bem. Ele ganhou o terceiro lugar em 1997, 1999 e 2007, e outra segunda colocação em 2001. O México sempre esteve nas quartas-de-final da Copa América até a de 2011 e duas vezes teve o artilheiro do torneio (Luis García em 1995 [dividiu o título com o atacante argentino Gabriel Batistuta] e Luis Hernández em 1997).

Após sua participação na Copa Rei Fahd (que acabaria por se tornar a Copa das Confederações da FIFA) e ser treinado novamente por Bora Milutinovic e depois por Manuel Lapuente, em uma rodada muito boa de qualificação para a Copa de 1998, eles chegaram em primeiro lugar na CONCACAF. Na Copa do Mundo, o México foi colocado no Grupo E, com Holanda, Coreia do Sul e Bélgica. O México começou contra a Coreia do Sul perdendo de 1-0, mas virou para 3-1. A Bélgica começou derrotando o México por 2-0, mas eles reagiram e empataram em 2-2. O terceiro jogo contra a Holanda terminou em outro empate em 2-2 que resultou na qualificação do México para as oitavas-de-final. Na próxima rodada, o México enfrentou a Alemanha. Apesar de ter a vantagem inicial, o México não conseguiu segurá-la e perdeu o jogo por 2-1.

O México se tornou o primeiro país anfitrião a ganhar a Copa das Confederações. O México derrotou os Estados Unidos por 1-0 na semifinal, graças a um "Gol de Ouro" espetacular de Cuauhtémoc Blanco. O México ganhou o seu primeiro torneio oficial mundial da FIFA ao derrotar o Brasil com um placar final de 4-3. A estrela do México, Cuauhtémoc Blanco, dividiu a Chuteira de Ouro do torneio como artilheiro com Ronaldinho Gaúcho, e também foi premiado com a Bola de Prata.

Século XXI
Após uma campanha difícil para a classificação para a Copa do Mundo de 2002, o México chegou a final e foi colocado no Grupo G ao lado de Itália, Croácia e Equador. O México abriu sua participação com uma vitória por 1-0 sobre a Croácia. Na segunda partida, o México ganhou por 2-1 sobre o Equador, com gols de Jared Borgetti e Gerardo Torrado. O México, em seguida, conseguiu um empate de 1-1 contra a Itália graças a um gol de Borgetti, que foi considerado um dos melhores do torneio. Na segunda rodada, o México jogou contra os rivais continentais Estados Unidos, perdendo por 2-0 em um jogo polêmico onde uma mão na bola dos EUA foi ignorada e capitão mexicano Rafael Márquez foi expulso por uma falta brutal em Cobi Jones.

Informação adicional: Copa do Mundo FIFA de 2006 - Grupo D
O México foi um dos oito cabeças-de-chave na Copa do Mundo de 2006 na Alemanha. Os oito cabeças-de-chave consistiam em Argentina, Brasil, Inglaterra, França, Alemanha, Itália, Espanha e México. Esta foi a segunda vez que uma nação da CONCACAF que não seja sede foi cabeça-de-chave. O México foi colocado no Grupo D com Irã, Angola e Portugal.

O México venceu sua partida de estreia contra o Irã por 3-1, com dois gols de Nacny Torres e um de Zinha. Em sua segunda partida, o México jogou e empatou em 0-0 com a Angola. O México juntou-se a Portugal como classificados para as oitavas-de-final, apesar de perder para os Portugueses de 2-1. Durante o jogo, Bravo perdeu um pênalti.

Na segunda rodada, o México jogou contra a Argentina. A equipe norte-americana marcou no 5º minuto com um gol do capitão Rafael Márquez assistido por Pável Pardo. Quatro minutos depois, a Argentina empatou a partida graças a um gol contra de Jared Borgetti. A pontuação manteve-se 1-1 após 90 minutos, e na prorrogação, um voleio de Maxi Rodríguez no segundo tempo da prorrogação trouxe uma vitória por 2-1 para a Argentina.

O técnico argentino Ricardo Lavolpe, que foi treinador do México na época, deixou o cargo de treinador após o torneio, e foi sucedido por Hugo Sánchez.

Depois de perder o jogo final da Copa Ouro da CONCACAF de 2007 por 2-1 para os Estados Unidos, o México com sucesso recuperou-se com uma performance notável no primeiro turno da Copa América de 2007 da CONMEBOL. Começando por bater o atual campeão, o Brasil, por 2-0 (gols de Nery Castillo aos 23' e Ramón Morales aos 28') em seu primeiro jogo; eles então derrotaram o Equador por 2-1 (gols de Nery Castillo aos 21' e Omar Bravo aos 79'). Na partida final, o México empatou em 0-0 com o Chile. Com esses resultados, o México ficou em primeiro lugar no Grupo B com sete pontos.

Nas quartas-de-final, o México derrotou o Paraguai por 6-0, mas perdeu na semifinal para a Argentina por 3-0. Com esta derrota, o México foi disputar pelo terceiro lugar contra o Uruguai, vencendo por 3-1 e reivindicando o último lugar no pódio.

Em julho de 2009, o México venceu a quinta Copa Ouro e oitavo Campeonato da CONCACAF no geral, depois de bater os Estados Unidos por 5-0 na final no Giants Stadium em East Rutherford, Nova Jersey.

Em 10 de outubro de 2009, o México se classificou para a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 2010 após derrotar El Salvador por 4-1 no Estádio Azteca.

Na Copa de 2010, o México foi colocado no Grupo A, juntamente com a anfitriã África do Sul, França e Uruguai. Na primeira partida do torneio, o México empatou em 1-1 com a anfitriã África do Sul com um ataque final de Rafael Márquez. O segundo jogo foi contra a França, a quem derrotaram por 2-0, graças a um gol de Javier Hernández e uma penalidade por Cuauhtémoc Blanco, que com esse objetivo se tornou o primeiro jogador mexicano a marcar em três Copas do Mundo diferentes. Seu último jogo no grupo foi contra o Uruguai, com ambas as equipes necessitando apenas de um empate para avançar, no entanto, México fora derrotado por 1-0, mas ainda avançou para as oitavas-de-final graças a um diferencial melhor no saldo de gols do que a África do Sul. Na segunda rodada, o México enfrentou a Argentina em uma revanche das oitavas-de-final da Copa anterior onde o México perdeu para os argentinos. A equipe mexicana ficou para trás quando um gol polêmico foi marcado por Carlos Tévez em posição de impedimento, em que a equipe argentina estava claramente posicionada de impedimento, notado por um bandeirinha que pediu ao árbitro para descontar o gol, mas o árbitro não anulou o gol. Gonzalo Higuaín marcou depois, quando Ricardo Osorio acidentalmente empurrou a bola na frente de Higuain, enquanto tentava tocá-la para um companheiro que, em seguida, tropeçando, deu a Higuain a chance de marcar o segundo gol para a Argentina. Tévez, mais tarde, marcou em um tiro quando ele não estava marcado por ninguém, dando a Argentina uma liderança de 3 gols, antes de Javier Hernández marcar o que foi considerado o melhor gol da partida, em que ele passou por em 3 defensores antes de marcar entre o poste e o goleiro no canto esquerdo para o que seria único gol do México na partida. Na Copa do Mundo pela quinta vez consecutiva, a equipe mexicana foi eliminada nas oitavas-de-final.

A Copa Ouro da CONCACAF de 2011, viu o México ser colocado no Grupo A, juntamente com Costa Rica, El Salvador e Cuba. Após a vitória por 5-0 contra Cuba, foi relatado que 5 jogadores mexicanos foram reprovados no exame antidoping, que alegou estarem com a substância proibida Clenbuterol. Os cinco jogadores suspensos foram Guillermo Ochoa, Francisco Javier Rodríguez, Antônio Naelson "Zinha", Edgar Dueñas e Christian Bermúdez. O México venceu o grupo com três vitórias e nenhuma derrota e marcando 14 gols e tomando apenas um. Eles bateram a Guatemala por 2-1 nas quartas-de-final e venceram Honduras na prorrogação por 2-0. Pelo terceiro ano consecutivo, a final foi contra os Estados Unidos. Depois de estar atrás no placar por 0-2, o México voltaria e marcaria 4 gols, e eventualmente vencendo a partida por 4-2, sendo assim o grande campeão, e ainda ganhou um lugar na Copa das Confederações de 2013 no Brasil.

Em 28 de junho de 2011, oito jogadores do plantel da seleção Sub-22 que foi para participar na Copa América de 2011 na Argentina foram expulsos da equipe depois que se descobriu que os jogadores tinham trazido prostitutas para o hotel onde a equipe estava hospedada em Quito, Equador.

Em 7 de agosto de 2012, durante a disputa do Torneio Olímpico de Futebol de 2012, o México chegou pela primeira vez à final dessa competição ao vencer, de virada, o Japão por 3x1. Na final, México vence o Brasil por 2 a 1 e conquista a medalha de ouro.

A seleção mexicana estreou em sua décima sétima participação na Copa do Mundo em 22 de novembro de 2022 contra a Polônia, que terminou com um empate sem gols. Na segunda rodada enfrentou a Argentina, que havia perdido de forma histórica para a Arábia Saudita, porém acabou sendo derrotado por 2 a 0 com gols de Lionel Messi e Enzo Fernández, no último jogo da fase de grupos no dia 30 de novembro o México foi obrigado a vencer a Arábia Saudita para continuar com chances de classificação às Oitavas de final. O México conseguiu vencer a seleção saudita por 2 a 1, porém acabou sendo eliminado no saldo de gols para a Polônia, que avançou junto a Argentina para o mata-mata. A eliminação precoce na fase de grupos foi a primeira vez desde 1978, com a queda na primeira fase, o treinador Gerardo Martino acabou sendo demitido, sendo considerado um dos piores treinadores que a seleção mexicana já teve.

Elenco atual
Os seguintes 26 jogadores foram convocados para a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 2022 no Qatar.

Atualizado até 14 de Novembro de 2022

Títulos

Seleção Principal
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|- bgcolor="#000000" align="center"
! colspan="4" style="background: green;"|Intercontinentais
|- bgcolor="Red" align="center"
! align="center"|
! width="200"| Competição
! width="50"| Títulos
! width="380"| Anos
|-
! rowspan="1" align="center" |
! rowspan="1" align="center" | Copa das Confederações
! rowspan="1" align="center" | 1
| rowspan="1" | 1999
|-
|- bgcolor="#000000" align="center"
|- bgcolor="#000000" align="center"
! colspan="4" style="background: green;"|Continentais
|- bgcolor="red" align="center"
! align="center"|
! width="200"| Competição
! width="50"| Títulos
! width="380"| Anos
|-
|-
! align="center" rowspan="1" |
! align="center" rowspan="1" |  Copa Ouro da CONCACAF
! rowspan="1" align="center" |11
| rowspan="1"| 1965, 1971, 1977, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2003, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2019
|-
|-
!
! align="center" rowspan="1" | Copa CONCACAF
! rowspan="1" align="center" |1
| rowspan="1"| 2015
|-

Seleção Olímpica

 Campeão invicto

Campanhas

Registro competitivo

Registro de Copas do Mundo FIFA

Registro de Copa das Confederações

Registro de Copa Ouro da CONCACAF

Registro de Copa América

Registro de Jogos Pan-Americanos
1951 - Não entrou
1955 - Medalha de prata
1959 - Sexto lugar
1963 - Não entrou
1967 - Medalha de ouro
1971 - 1ª Rodada
1975 - Medalha de ouro
1979 - Não entrou
1983 - 1º Rodada
1987 - Quarto lugar
1991 - Medalha de prata
1995 - Medalha de prata
1999 - Medalha de ouro
2003 - Medalha de bronze
2007 - Medalha de bronze
2011 - Medalha de ouro
2015 - Medalha de prata

Registro de Jogos Centro-Americanos e do Caribe
1935 - Medalha de ouro
1938 - Medalha de ouro
1946 - Não participou
1950 - Rodada 1
1954 - Medalha de prata
1959 - Medalha de ouro
1962 - Medalha de ouro
1966 - Medalha de ouro
1978 - Quarto lugar
1982 - Medalha de ouro
1986 - Medalha de ouro
1990 - Medalha de ouro
1993 - Medalha de ouro
1998 - Medalha de ouro
2002 - Medalha de prata
2006 - Quartas-de-finais
2010 - Não participou

Registro de Universíadas
1979 - Medalha de ouro

Registro de Campeonatos da NAFC
1947 - Campeão
1949 - Campeão

Registro de Copas das Nações Norte-Americanas
1990 - Vice-campeão
1991 - Campeão

Registro de Jogadores

Top 10 Artilheiros
Jogadores em negrito continuam ativos no México.

Mais aparições (jogos)
Jogadores em negrito continuam ativos no México.
Atualizado em 30 de novembro de 2022

Técnicos
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
!Técnico
!Carreira
!Jogo treinando
!Vitórias
!Empates
!Derotas
!Vitória %
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Adolfo Frías Beltrán
|1923
|6
|4
|1
|1
|66,6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Alfonso Rojo de la Vega
|1928
|2
|0
|2
|0
|00.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Juan Luque de Serrallonga
|1930
|3
|0
|3
|0
|00.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Rafael Garza Gutiérrez
|1934, 1937–1938, 1949
|16
|14
|1
|1
|87.5
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Alfred C. Crowle
|1935
|5
|5
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Jorge Orth
|1947
|2
|2
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Octavio Vial
|1950
|5
|0
|4
|1
|00.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Antonio López Herranz
|1950, 1952, 1953–1954, 1956–1958
|22
|9
|10
|3
|40.9
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Horacio Casarín
|1953
|1
|1
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Ignacio Trelles
|1958, 1960–1969, 1975–1976
|106
|50
|27
|29
|47.1
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Fernando Marcos
|1959
|3
|3
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Arpad Fekete
|1963
|3
|1
|1
|1
|33.3
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Raúl Cardenas
|1968, 1969, 1970, 1979–1981
|59
|25
|20
|14
|42.3
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Diego Mercado
|1969
|5
|1
|2
|2
|20.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Javier de la Torre
|1970–1973
|38
|20
|7
|11
|52.6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Ignacio Juáregui
|1974
|3
|2
|1
|0
|66.6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| José Antonio Roca
|1977–1978
|20
|11
|3
|6
|55.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|José Moncebáez
|1979
|3
|1
|1
|1
|33.3
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Gustavo Peña
|1979
|1
|1
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Velibor Milutinović
|1983–1986, 1995–1997
|104
|52
|32
|20
|50.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Mario Velarde
|1987–1989
|15
|13
|0
|2
|86.6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Alberto Guerra
|1989
|3
|3
|0
|0
|100.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Manuel Lapuente
|1990–1991, 1997–2000
|67
|33
|18
|16
|49.2
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| César Luis Menotti
|1991–1992
|19
|7
|7
|5
|36.8
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Ricardo Ferretti
|1993–2015
|5
|3
|2
|0
|60.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Miguel Mejía Barón
|1993–1995
|54
|25
|17
|12
|46.2
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Mario Carrillo
|1999
|1
|0
|0
|1
|00.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Gustavo Vargas
|1999
|2
|1
|1
|0
|50.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Enrique Meza
|2000–2001, 2010
|20
|5
|4
|11
|25.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Hugo Sánchez
|2000, 2006–2008
|26
|13
|4
|9
|50.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Javier Aguirre
|2001–2002, 2009–2010
|55
|35
|10
|10
|63.6
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Ricardo La Volpe
|2002–2006
|71
|38
|16
|17
|53.5
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Jesús Ramírez
|2008
|5
|4
|0
|1
|80.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Sven-Göran Eriksson
|2008–2009
|13
|6
|1
|6
|46.2
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Efraín Flores
|2010
|3
|1
|1
|1
|33.3
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| José Manuel de la Torre
|2010–2013
|16
|11
|4
|1
|68.7
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Víctor Manuel Vucetich
|2013
|2
|1
|0
|1
|50.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Miguel Herrera
|2013–2015
|36
|18
|11
|7
|50.0
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Juan Carlos Osorio
|2015-2018
|44
|27
|8
|9
|67.4
|-
|style="text-align: left;"| Gerardo Martino
|2019-
|
|
|
|
|
|-
A partir de 24 de junho de 2017.

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Thanks to Kidorable for providing me with a free backpack and umbrella to review!
I got home from work, and I was so excited to see this big long box on my bed. I was so excited because I knew exactly what it was! My Frog Backpack and my Lion Umbrella from Kidorable .
I got the Umbrella for my cousin Marisol and the Frog Backpack for my cousin Zack. I just got back from both of my cousins houses, and I don't think I could have made them any more happy!
Marisol is a little older then Zack, shes 7. I was a little worried she might be like "waa, that's for babies!" But she wasn't at all. When I popped that umbrella up (Don't worry, we went outside. NO BAD LUCK :) ) you should have seen her face lite up. Even though it wasn't raining she was still running around with it outside. I went back in and her Mom was so happy, because she has fair skin, So shes thinking now if Marisol will play with her umbrella then it will help protect her skin to. So yay for me, I got a great gift for a great little girl and am really helping her by protecting her from harmful UV Rays. I'm also very happy because you know, Kids will be Kids, and the umbrella will definitely not break easily. It was very Sturdy.
Zack had a little different reaction when I gave him the Frog Backpack. I had it in a bag and there is another little frog dangling on the zipper. And I just stuffed the little frog inside the backpack (the frogs mouth). Well when Zack unzipped it I literally scared the pee out of him. He thought it was real and it just scared him so bad. After I convinced him it wasn't real he came back over and seemed happy, He put his toys in it and tossed it on his back. Then it was super funny because he started making "pit stops" and he would drop off one of his toys. I think he was acting like the backpack was a bus or something. Very humorous :).
Anyway his mom and dad were both happy with it, because Zack, being a 5 year old boy, he is very destructive. But the backpack is made with a really sturdy PVC. So it won't rip or tear, and it washable, yay!
Zack starts school next year and I think it would make a super cute backpack to take, I'm sure all the other little kids will be so jealous :p.
Kidorable also has other really cute theme's, like the Bee Collection, and the Dinosaur Collection, Those are just a few of my favorites, but they really have a great line, and have things from, Knit Hats, Rain Coats, Hangers, Scarves, Gloves, Backpacks, Rain Boots, Umbrellas, and towels.
Kidorable would definitely make a great gift for any younger kids :).
The great people at Kidorable are letting me give 1 of you any Kidorable Umbrella of there choice :)!
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