Thanksgiving, or Thanksgiving Day, is a traditional North American holiday. First celebrated in what would become Canada in the late 1500's, Thanksgiving was later also celebrated in what would become the United States in the early 1600's. Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States.

As we may know, turkey is a long time favorite of many families and now there are some great cooking tips tricks that anyone can learn and use to better prepare these wonderful birds.

Every year hundreds of thousands of people wind up in hospital emergency rooms as a result of kitchen accidents involving knives. Don’t become a statistic! The Times points out the wrong approach. {To be read aloud in a southern accent:} “One year the turkey took a long time to cook and I went to carve it after about 13 beers..."

A Stuffed Turkey: Cooking Time For A TurkeyHappy Thanksgiving! 1-800-Butterball has a free line for you to call and this little lens cuts to the point of getting the bird done right including: * How to cook a turkey overnight * How long to cook a stuffed turkey * Cooking time for a turkey, * Best way to cook a turkey

I haven’t listened to children’s albums in quite a long time but listening to Cook’s renditions of “”Old MacDonald,” “Down By the Bay,” “Shortnin’ Bread,” “Do Your Ears Hang Low?” and “Turkey in the Straw” had me wishing I was a child again.

Have some turkey and cranberries with your World Series. Major League Baseball's decision to push back the start of the Fall Classic by four days -- ensuring it will stretch into November if it goes the distance -- is being driven by television. The season's already too long. Extending the World Series further will do nothing to heighten interest.