Outlook 2010 SP1 Sync with the iCloud

Problem: Contacts do not sync. Calendar Items sync. They do not appear in iCloud.com or on my Iphone.
It appears items sync from the Iphone to the iCloud and to Outlook. The problem is items syncing from Outlook to the iCloud.
I rebooted the PC thinking it migh jump start the sync from Outlook to the iCloud.
I also tried unchecking Contacts in iCloud PC Control Panel, applied the change and then reverted the change hoping that woud jump start the sync from Outlook.
There are no errors.
iCloud Control Panel is installed
Windows 7 64 bit version SP1
Outlook 2010 Sp1is install (32 bit Version)
Outlook Itunes Addin is running
Outlook iCloud Addin is running
Outlook PST Maintenance
PST was compacted
Ran ScanPST with fix option to eliminate any PST issues
Itunes Configuration Information
Itunes is not configured to sync Contacts or Calendar
iCloud Windows Control Panel
Is set to sync Contacts and Calendar
Iphone 4 is set to sync with iCloud.
Any ideas would be appreciated

frandango,
I had the 3 calendar issue but through trial and error figured it out. I would not want to say which of the three is syncing to iCloud but I can offer this.
It has to be in the iCloud Folder.
I would add an event, wait for a sync and look on your iphone etc to see if its there. Then you'd know which calendar is yours.
Also it is possible you have 2 calendars in iCloud. This function is supported. If one looks in the upper corner of their calendar on their device (ipad etc) there is a button to choose which calendars are displayed. So you could be overlaying calendars on your device.
In my case I don't need more than one calendar so I found which one was the one that had my events and deleted the other/s. I then renamed it a simple name "Calendar - iCloud"
I did the same for contacts, and tasks ("to do" list is now useless).
I left my notes in the default file, and checked sync through itunes.
I did this becaue the type of notes that iCloud creates are subpar in my opinion.
The default calendar is now not used by me. However this creates a lot of functionality issues with outlook. As the icloud data file is not the default the navigation bar buttons, defaults are still the original data file and useless. I did try and change my iCloud file to the default but it crashed the program and was a nightmare to return to a working condition.

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