Problem w/ Tooltips & Collapsable Panels in Safari

Hi,
I have a page that has Collapsable panels along with Tooltips
that are used for a help tip in each panel. My problem is when the
page loads in Safari, the contents of the bottom most Col Panels
are displayed elsewhere in the page. The Col Panels tabs and
containers remain where they should though.
Heres a page displaying the issue:
http://dev.meetingsintelligenceexchange.com/planner/tooltip.php
There are 2 columns with 3 Panels in each. All of the Panels
have a help icon in tab of the panel that acts as the Tooltip
trigger. If you collapse the top most panel in each column then
reopen it, the layout corrects itself.
I can't figure out what is happening. I've tried removing the
help icon to see if the float is causing the problem but it still
occurs.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Scott

ThanQ everyone for reviewing my problem. I solve the issue myself... ThanX...

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