Im still fairly new to Linux especially Arch...btw I love it. Anyways as we just passed daylight savings time I noticed my clock's time didnt change. I went to /etc/rc.conf and checked the timezones and what not and have tried both UTC and localtime...but I cant get the time to read what it's supposed to it's still an hour behind....Does anyone know how to change this?

Hello
If your machine has only Arch Linux installed on it (not a dual boot machine with Windows), you should choose in /etc/rc.conf :
HARDWARECLOCK="UTC"
TIMEZONE="US/Central"

I'm not sure of the time zone for New Mexico, so check that and choose the right one for your place.

After a reboot, you have to set the RTC (Real Time Clock), also called Hardware clock, using these commands under root :
see 'man hwclock' for details on this command

Take care to give the UTC time in '--date=newdate', not the local time.
Normally that should take care of DST time changing.

But I also read that a new date for DST time changing has been chosen this year in USA, you should look for infos about that to find other specific actions that has to be done.
I think there are many threads about that in the forum.
See also the Arch Linux Forum
Regards.

Yea ive tried all that...I assume the problem would be due to the date change for DLS...when my buddy and I tried that it set the time completely out of whack...like 7 hours off...and we had the correct timezone and all...so ill look for some threads more specofoc to the date change for DLS...thanks man