Some webpages not loading with Safari 5.1

I have Safari 5.1, snow leopard 10.6.8 and I can't get certain websites to open. (kol.coldfront.net) for example. The same site will not open on my wife's ipad 2. nor would it open when i downloaded and tried firefox. i have tried deleting cookies, emptying caches, resetting airport extreme, resetting cable modem, restarting both computers....all of those things again, simultaneously...I have also tried messing with the DNS, added some open dns stuff. also tried updating flash. pretty much anything a google search suggested i do. then i called apple. they said because its more than one machine it sounds like the websites are not supported? any help would be appreciated...

yeah. I noticed the same thing. now the splash screen comes on without the flashing green squares and just hangs. i tried unintalling and then reinstalling and still no go. kind of annoying but they will probably come out with an update pretty soon

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