Time zone in iWeb blogs

I could use a little help ...
I am publishing an iWeb '09 blog on my website, but the time indicated on my blog entries is 3 hours off. I live on the East Coast, but it appears that the time used for the blogs is West Coast time.
Note that I am not using MobileMe as my hosting service.
What am I doing wrong?
-AstraPoint

Hi Manny,
On top of your screen in ST22 System tab will be available
Go to System-->Status ..here you can check the time zone for your used id available under usage data.
You can change it with help of basis team.
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