Scrolling Parallax Safari Bug

Hi!
I'm making this new site in Muse it everything goes perfect.
I have some animations in the web that works perfectly on Chrome and Firefox, but when I try to see the site on Safari and scroll down, the assets that have the animations keeps jumping and the scroll looks really weird.
This happens only on Safari.
http://unight.businesscatalyst.com
Any help anyone?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
What OS do you have? Currently after updating to Mavericks Safari has gotten much slower at processing scroll events, and in turn that makes the page look choppy. This is Safari's bug, but we are currently working on Muse performance improvements to give the browser an easier time loading the file.
To check this theory, can you please send me your .muse file to [email protected] with the subject attn:Dana and a link to this thread?
Thanks,
Dana

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