Ical cancels shut down

Shut down is cancelled or prevented by iCal. I close iCal. Before I can shut down, iCal reopens on it's own cancelling shut down. Only after several attempts of closing iCal am I able to shut down.

Hi ,
Thats happening to me as well.
Any ideas on it? You get it fixed?
Thanks Peter

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