How to sync kalendar with goolge calendar automatically after upgrading to mountain lion?

Hello,
after upgrading to OS X Moutain Lion on my MacBook Pro the calendar is not automatically syncronised with my google caledar even the account is set up properly. It seems the calendar has no contact at all my google account. It still works on my Iphone and Ipad.
What can I do?
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Christian

When I purchased a new MacBook Pro a couple of months ago or so, I used an external firewire drive that I use for backup purposes to transfer my iTunes library from my PowerBook to my MacBook Pro. I copied the iTunes named folder at Home > Music and with iTunes quit on my MBP, I placed the copy in the same location on my MBP at Home > Music.
I transferred nothing else and my iPhone was not erased of all iTunes content the first time I synced my iPhone with iTunes on my MBP. 3rd party apps are stored in a Mobile Applications named folder located in the iTunes folder.

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