Will the world end on Friday, Dec. 21, 2012?

AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- As the world's largest online calendar company, Calendars.com has a vested interest in whether or not the world will end tomorrow.

"Because our business centers around the world's need for calendars, we decided to create a site with compiled research where people could make an informed decision before purchasing a 2013 calendar," said Robert Gilbreath, vice president, ecommerce marketing for Calendars.com. "We aren't claiming to be experts on any of the topics covered; we are simply presenting information and different points of views in a concise and easy-to-understand manner.

Here are some end of the world lists complied on the WeWillBeHere.com blog:

Top 5 Ways our World Could Actually End (http://www.wewillbehere.com/2012/02/top-5-ways-our-world-could-actually-end/)

1. Asteroid Impact
2. Yellowstone Eruption
3. Megaquakes
4. Arctic Storm
5. Tsunami

Top 5 End of World Predictors (http://www.wewillbehere.com/2012/02/top-5-end-of-world-predictors/)

1. Mayan Calendar
2. Christians
3. Hopi Indians
4. Timeware Theory
5. Nostradamus

Our 5 Favorite Failed Predictions (http://www.wewillbehere.com/2012/02/our-5-favorite-failed-predictions/)

1. Hale-Bopp and Halley's Comets
2. Y2K
3. Mother Shipton
4. Harold Camping
5. 1982 Planetary Alignment

"While we don't think the world will end, we are offering a money-back guarantee if it does," Gilbreath said. "Customers will receive a 100% refund on all 2013 calendars if the world ends tomorrow." (http://www.wewillbehere.com/calendars-money-back-guarantee/)

About Calendars.com
Founded in 1999, Calendars.com brings together the latest Internet technology with the world's largest calendar inventory to create the Web's biggest and best calendar store. The website offers more than 6,500 calendars and 4,000 games, puzzles, as well as gift items for dog lovers. Calendars.com is an affiliate of Calendar Holdings, LLC and is based in Austin, Texas.

SOURCE Calendars.com