Where can i found my Domain of iWeb in the new OS X Lion? Also i can't find the iWeb folder in the Library/Application Support. Help Please

I want to copy my Domain of iWeb to work in another computer, but since the new OS X Lion, i can´t found it in Library/Application Support/iWeb like in Snow Leopard.
Help please!
Thank you!!!

Can you get to the Library folder via the Go menu?
Or download and run  Find Any File  to search for the library with the following settings:
That will give you the following results:
Are you using a different Terminal front end than the default one for the Terminal applicaiton?  I'm asking because of the "clicked on RUN" statement.  I get no RUN item in my Terminal application.

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