Reposition element and transparent background

I am trying to reposition a flash element.
Go to www.newtechnologies2000.com/badgeflash2.html.
I would like the badge and the cup in the center to be centered in the blue flash background. Cannot figure out how to do it.
Also, I would like the blue flash background to be transparent, so the web page can showup around the badge.
How can I do this?
I have attached the .fla and .swf.
EDIT-I was able to reposiiton the element, not sure why what I did earleir did not work. Still need to know how to have a transparent background on the flash.

click file/publish settings/html and set "window mode" for transparent windowless.

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