Is there a way to sync the ical from two different computers?

My husband and I both have Macbook Pros, as well as two separate iphones. Is there a way to sync our calendars? Maybe using icloud? I'm not very good at this stuff and would like for the calendar I create to sync with the calendar he creates.
Thanks!

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Are you currently in Japan or Hong Kong ? You have to be in a country (and have a billing address in that country on your account) to buy or download from its store, that is included in the store's terms.
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This isn't a problem but a question anticipating a possible problem.
I have a MacBook Air running os X (version 10.8.2) and a desktop iMac runing 10.7
I notice that when I create a PAGES document on the Macbook Air, it automatically saves to the cloud with a tef extension unless I force the file to save to the hard drive. Data on the hard drive is backed up, of course. But there are files saved to the cloud that are not saved to my external time machine drive.
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Documents saved via the applications in 10.8 can be accessed from iCloud.com on any computer providing you have a mobile iWork application.
Whilst documents are saved to iCloud on your 10.8 Mac, they are also written locally and therefore backed up with something like Time Machine.
if you did update your 10.7 Mac, things would merely become easier, you could access documents saved in (say) pages on one Mac in Pages on the other.

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Is there a way to sync the two apps by some other means that bypasses "the cloud"?

I think that cloud privacy concerns are overdone - especially with Apple who don't have a vested interest in snooping through your data like Google does!
Do you use email? It's stored in the cloud on the providers servers - no matter who the provider is.
Do you use SMS on a phone? They're stored on a server somewhere!
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There's Portable Firefox for Windows - http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable - and another for Macs - http://www.freesmug.org/portableapps/firefox/ - not for Linux, AFAIK.
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