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THISHI everyone we have a Male reverse brindle boxer named Java he is 18 months and 72 lbs. Next month I am going to try him with agility, he loves the snow when we get it! and last summer he did lots of swimming in the lake and the ocean.CAIRO (AP) -- An Egyptian appeals court on Saturday upheld a ruling that orders the country's Interior Ministry to strip the citizenship from Egyptians married to Israeli women. The case underlines the deep animosity many Egyptians still hold toward Israelis, despite a peace treaty signed between the two countries 31 years ago. The Supreme Administrative Court's decision also scores a point for Egyptian hard-liners who have long resisted any improvement in ties with Israel since the signing of the 1979 peace treaty. In upholding last year's lower court ruling, the appeals court said Saturday that the Interior Ministry should present each marriage case to the Cabinet on an individual basis. The Cabinet will then rule on whether to strip the Egyptian of his citizenship. The court also said officials should take into consideration whether a man married an Israeli Arab or a Jew when making its decision to revoke citizenship. Saturday's decision, which cannot be appealed, comes more than year after a lower court ruled that the Interior Ministry, which deals with citizenship documents, must implement the 1976 article of the citizenship law. That bill revokes citizenship of Egyptians who married Israelis who have served in the army or embrace Zionism as an ideology. The Interior Ministry appealed that ruling. The lawyer who brought the original suit to court, Nabih el-Wahsh, celebrated Saturday's ruling, saying it ''is aimed at protecting Egyptian youth and Egypt's national security.'' The government has not released figures of Egyptians married to Israeli women, but some estimates put the number around 30,000. Israeli officials said they had no comment on Saturday's ruling. In 2005, former Grand Mufti Nasr Farid Wasel issued a religious edict, or fatwa, saying Muslim Egyptians may not marry Israeli nationals, ''whether Arab, Muslim, or Christian.'' The possibility of a Jewish spouse was not mentioned. Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi, the late Grand Sheik of Cairo's Al-Azhar, Sunni Islam's premier institution and oldest university, has said that while marriage between an Egyptian man and an Israeli woman is not religiously forbidden, the government has the right to strip the man of his citizenship for marrying a woman from ''an enemy state.''nytimesaponline2010...-Israelis.htmlNote especially this segment:The court also said officials should take into consideration whether a man married an Israeli Arab or a Jew when making its decision to revoke citizenship.A blatant expression of racism IMO.Hello, I am new the forum and very excited about using it. I do not have time for play-date friends. I work a third shift job Thursday night through Sunday night so when most people my age are out and about I am working. I do long for and sincerely hope for adult conversation. I love my husband dearly but due to lack of equally split household duties and roles I don't have the luxury of me time very often. So I do have access to my computer while the kids are playing or I am working so I am here hoping to find friends who may be in the same boat or people who just want to talk.Thank you.