RSS Feed error in Google Reader

Like a number of people I have been having some publishing issues with iWeb since the introduction of MobileMe. I've managed to solve a number of them, but I still have a lingering issue.
I'm finally able to subscribe to my rss feed on my site, and it displays in Google Reader, but if you try and click on the blog entry in Google Reader it will not take you to my site. Instead it says the page cannot be found.
When it tries to redirect to my blog, from google reader, it adds "www" into the address. However, since setting up the personal domain I no longer have "www" in the address. I thought I had made all the correct adjustments in my MobileMe account and with Go Daddy. However, I still have this one lingering issue with Google Reader.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on how to fix this? Am I missing something simple? Or, am I just wasting everyone's time...
Thanks.
http://ramhatter.com

What is your web page? The RSS Feed button is not necessary to click on in Firefox. Mainly, you will see an icon either in the address bar that looks like a satellite ( it also depennds on the theme you use) or on the bottom right hand side that lets you know there is a live feed for the page. When you click on that icon, you have the option to subscribe.
http://www.shatteredthought.com
If you use firefox you'll see what I mean. However, I have the same problem but I just narrowed it down to my webhosting company, so I am switching companies soon. Just got two new domains and will be transferring this one to them.

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