IWeb site loads in Firefox, not in Safari

I've got iWeb 1.0 and until recently, I've had no problems publishing. Now my friends tell me that my site's been down for a couple weeks now. It seems to be Safari specific. I can view it on my Mac in Firefox, but not Safari. My husband can view it on his PC in Firefox and IE and Safari for Windows. My friend can't view it and she has a MacBook and uses Safari. Safari just gets hung up and keeps trying to load the page. What's going on?

I am a little bit smarter now:
When I use the full url, it is working in Safari and Chrome too.
http://www.jaspergranderath.com/Cinematographer/Home.html
This wasn't neccessary earlier...
How do I manage that people can access my site with just going for
www.jaspergranderath.com

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