1. Sorry friggatriskaidekaphobia sufferers -- there are three Friday the 13ths in 2012: January, April and July. That's the most there can be in one year.

2. So what the heck is friggatriskaidekaphobia? Fear of Friday the 13th of course. Frigga is the name of the Norse goddess of married love, for whom Friday is named. Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13.

3. Because of the way our calendar (the Gregorian version) is structured, there will always be at least one Friday the 13th every year, and no more than three in any given year.

4. Friday the 13th is apparently bad for business. According to an article by "National Geographic," friggatriskaidekaphobes cost the U.S. an estimated $800 million in lost revenue because they refuse to fly, purchase real estate, or conduct normal business.

Tuscaloosa, Ala. – On September 2nd, 2011 iconic country group Alabama performed a benefit concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater with all proceeds aiding the tornado relief efforts since the April 27th, 2011 storm. The City of Tuscaloosa Storm Recovery Fund received $169,467 from the event that was performed in front of more than 7,400 fans.

The sold out concert was Alabama’s first full concert as a band in over seven years, according to Gary Weinberger of Red Mountain Entertainment. Alabama’s lead singer, Randy Owen of Fort Payne, Alabama, paused during the show to emphasize their commitment to making a difference in the state, and his home, of Alabama.

After bringing the audience to their feet with a high-energy set, the group’s hit “My Home’s in Alabama,” closed the show in a setting of remembrance and reflection.