Photos published to iWeb '08 from iPhoto as a gallery not showing up

Last night, from my home computer, after installing iLife 08, I made 2 new webpages using the new photo gallery feature from iPhoto.
It seemed too good to be true. It published pretty quick considering that there were 20+ 2.3mb photos. it seemed to work great. I viewed the newly published webpages. It was amazing, the photos were sized down, thumbnailed and loaded so fast.
Gave myself a hi-five, turned computer off and went to bed.
This morning, while at work, i cannot see the photos on these two, new pages. Surely my home computer does not have to be online in order for these photos to be viewable??
Here are the two web pages in question:
http://web.mac.com/joel.hester/Site/GormansCoffeeTable.html
http://web.mac.com/joel.hester/Site/Current_Projects.html
Thanks for you help.
Joel
Message was edited by: Jimmy_pop

yeah, i IM'd the links to a friend just now and she can see them. ***?
I cannot see them in Safari or Mozilla here at work.
But yet, I can see them in Firefox.
Sorry for the trouble.
The new iLife is freekin awesome nevertheless.
Thanks,
joel

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