After going through quite some trouble using the iCloud with Snow Leopard and iCal I finally found a solution in a forum of Macrumors.
The only thing that you have to do is to create an CalDAV account in iCal with your iTunes ID on your Mac using — p06-caldav.icloud.com — as server address. Be sure to change the option “Refresh calendars” to Push.
And that’s it! I’ve tested this on my two macs and iPhone – it works 
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happy syncing,
your ikangai trouble shooting team
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After you finish editing, you can preview…
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After analyzing the 1000 bought Twitter followers, one can safely assume that all of them can be regarded as fake (“fake” meaning not representing a human user or a company) and that they were created for this purpose. The content of a typical follower has little or no meaning and is never directed to anybody else (which of course true for a lot of Tweets ). Here are some examples from the dataset:
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