Calendar entries off by 1 hour

I just got an iPod Nano yesterday and told iTunes to sync my calendars and contacts (all of them) and it synced over, but there are 2 problems with the calendar. 1) All my entries are 1 hour before they should be. I checked the events and they're set to US/Pacific time; my Mac is set to Pacific Standard Time and so is the iPod. Looks to me like a daylight savings time bug. Has anyone else seen this. 2) All day events show up at 12 am which it kind of odd.
Thanks in advance for any advice to fix these problems.

Hm. I'm still having this problem even after setting all the time zones correctly. I even Restored my iPod nano and still the calendar events are off by an hour. They are correct on my SE T616, however.
I have hundreds of events, many with alarms, set up in iCal and I simply am not going to recreate them all. The only way I can get my nanoPod to display the calendar events correctly is to set the time zone to US Pacific (DST) then adjust the time back one hour. I find this "hack" a bit annoying.
Are there any other solutions to this besides recreating events in iCal?

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