'ntpdate' sets my time one hour slow?

The command:
ntpdate rolex.usg.edu
sets my clock one hour off. Right now, it's 9:51pm, but it says 8:51pm. I live in EST (St. Petersburg, FL), and in my rc.conf file, I have:
HARDWARECLOCK="UTC"
TIMEZONE=EST
I don't think I'm missing anything else. I just want to put the ntpdate command into a cron file, but it sets it to the wrong time. Does anybody know what's going on? I've even tried this when I wasn't drunk.

Probably some issue with daylight saving time. Read the installation howto to find out how to set TIMEZONE something that refers to the place the box is located, not a fixed time zone.
http://www.archlinux.org/docs/en/guide/ … tml#cfile1
Also, letting the hardware clock running UTC time won't work on a Linux/Wincrap dual-boot box.

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