%3ci%3eJHM introduces its newest columnist%2c Eric M. Davis of Orlando Fun Tickets. Who - in his debut article - talks about the many different ways tourists can enjoy Turkey Day while vacationing at Walt Disney World%3c%2fi%3e

My take on the Coastal Carolina Fair for a local magazine.

A few years ago Tamagotchis were all the rage amongst kids of ages four to twelve. They were little digital pets one could carry everywhere. My little sister and brother each had one, and they cherished it as their most beloved treasure. When your Tamagotchi was hungry, you'd feed it a turkey leg, and if it was tired, you'd put it to sleep...

One innovation that Major League Baseball needs to relinquish is the addition of the Turkey Leg at Major League concession stands. Our safety depends on it.

Whats next? Soda on Gummybears? or Powerade on Turkey legs?

The National Football League's Thanksgiving Classic is a series of games played during the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. Three games are played during this time; the two "day games" are hosted each year at the home stadiums of the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys, and beginning in 2006 season, the NFL Network also hosts one Thanksgiving game per season between two different teams chosen by the league.The Lions have hosted a game each year since 1934 (excluding the years 1941-1944 due to World War II), and the Cowboys have hosted a game each year since 1966 (excluding 1975 and 1977 when the St. Louis Cardinals hosted a game instead).The first owner of the Lions, G.A. Richards, started the tradition of the Thanksgiving Day game as a gimmick to get people to go to Lions football games. It is widely rumored that the Cowboys sought a guarantee that they would regularly host Thanksgiving games as a condition of their very first one (since games on days other than Sunday were uncommon at the time and thus high attendance was not a certainty).Several other NFL teams played regularly on Thanksgiving in the past, including the Chicago Bears (1920s), Frankford Yellow Jackets, New York Giants (1929-38), and Green Bay Packers (1951-63).The two "traditional" Thanksgiving Day pro football games were in Dallas and Detroit. Because of TV network commitments, to make sure that both the AFC-carrying network and the NFC-carrying network got at least one game each, one of these games was between NFC opponents, and one featured AFC-NFC opponents. Thus, the AFC could showcase only one team on Thanksgiving, and the AFC team was always the visiting team.