title: NSDate issue with UTC Offset and Time Zones
body: <p>I am pulling a date from a server in ISO 8601 format. The date represents the time a specific episode of a specific show airs. Here is an example date:</p>
  
  <p>"2013-07-30T21:00:00-05:00"</p>
  
  <p>That is July 30th, 2013 at 9:00PM EST. EST being -05:00. The problem comes in when I try and display the date back to the user(myself in this case). I am currently in central time but daylight savings time is active. Which means iOS says that I am currently in Central Daylight Time which is also -05:00(normal CST is -06:00). </p>
  
  <p>This show airs in my CST time zone at 8:00PM. It doesn't matter if daylight savings time is on or off, the show always airs whenever the clock hits 8:00PM. Normally if I wasn't in daylight savings time iOS would be able to do the proper conversions as it would be moving from -05:00 to -06:00. SInce I am currently in daylight savings time though it sees -05:00 as the original offset and -05:00 as my current offset so it does no conversion and displays the show starting at 9:00PM. Any idea how to deal with this?</p>