MacBook Pro takes much time for Shutdown (More than 1 min.)

I have a MacBook Pro, and some weeks ago, it takes much time for shutdown.
I've tried to install the 10.5.2 update, but nothing solves.
My mac takes for shutdown 1 min & 30 seconds every time. I don't understand. Why?
What can I do? I tried to repair permissions and reset the PMU, but the problem still there.
Help me! Please!
Thanks
Sorry, but I'm spanish and it's possible that I've made more mistakes writing in English.

Thanks. I tried to dissable an EyeTv option, then EyeConnect don't appears in the Activity Monitor. This is the result:
Now, my MacBook Pro takes only 35 seconds for shutdown. I think is better than yesterdey, but is more than the 5 seconds that you described in the last post. Is 35 seconds a good time? In this 35 seconds, I only can see the background image, without icons and without the finder menu bar. After 35 seconds, Mac is off.
How can I disable iDisk sync? I have a free mac Account, but is expired and then I can't use iDisk, only the name in iChat. But, is iDisk enabled?

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