Off-center -- tablet preview

My tablet view seems off-center
http://aa2001.businesscatalyst.com/index.html
although the design view is fine
I can't find any extra boxes/elements to throw it off.

Hey Anita
Seems you removed the tablet version, as when I open Tablet link page comes blank.
Or probably you fixed the issue ? Surely you have checked for any page element causing the issue but may be it is caused by some object frame stretching or scroll settings for any objects.
Without looking at the file it wont be possible to guess, If you still are facing the same issue while re-publishing the site, send me .muse file at [email protected] with this forum thread in subject line.
I will take a look and update you.
Thanks,
Sanjit

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