Link colors in Safari are off

Hi,
I have a website, www.proactiveparenting.net that I built using an online company. I use Firefox to interface with the website because it gives me more features to use then Safari does.
My problem is the color of the links on just one of the pages on my website are red/brown instead of the colors I set them to be. This only in safari, on both Mac's and PC's and as I said only on one of the pages. The rest of the website's links are the colors they are designed to be.
Here is a link to the page on the website that I'm referring to, www.proactiveparenting.net/seminarsondemand.
If any of you have any insight into this issue I would be grateful

There are multiple ways to change the color of links, but here's a straightforward way to try. In the anchor tag for each link, place a style label such as this:
{a href="link.html" style="color:#000000"} Link text {/a}
(NOTE: I used "}" in the code instead of greater/less than symbols...the forums wont display those properly)
You can also define this using page-specific styles in the "head" section of the html page, or define them in a separate cascading style sheet. From what I can tell, styles have not been defined for links in the source on that page, and since there are only a few links on the page that are red, I'd recommend editing each of them independently.
The color value above is for black, but the blue links on your other pages have the color #333366.

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