I'm sharing: Upon reflection, I think my confusion revolves around
standard time and daylight savings. In Java, if I use a TimeZone of
"GMT-5", then it disregards daylight savings. (Obviously, since that
time zone specification is just a hard offset.) If I use "US/Eastern",
and adjust the offset for the current date, I get -4 or -5, depending
on the time of year. It looks like the Google API thinks in terms of
hard offsets, so it's up to me to get my query to specify the -4 or
-5. It all makes sense in hind-sight (maybe) although I wish the
Google documentation focused on this more for people like me who are
time-arithmetic challenged.
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