White Space at bottom?

Anyways, Here is my website, something to pass time...
www.halfbreed3.com All fine
and great (Thanks for helping me fix the template). But why does it
have this white space at the bottom?
Here are my global.css and indexpage.css, and the source for
the index ... well, on the page. Thanks if anybody can see what I
have wrong. I can so sense this is something so simple... Thank
you.

You #container has a height of 1100px ... play with that and
I think your
white space will disappear

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           <span class="employeeName">Call Today for a Free Consultation!!      </span></p>
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           We are available in the following areas:</h2>
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         <p>**We have pick up and drop off services for your pet for the boarding and boarding and training programs. <br />
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         <p>Sending Otis to Brian for the board and train program was the best decision I ever made.  After being told Otis could not be helped and that he should be put down, I was devastated.  Otis has now been back from Brian's program for a few weeks and is extremely obedient and friendly.  He is the same puppy we brought home a couple years ago, but calmer and without any aggression.  We work on Otis' obedience daily as well as walk him and put him on the treadmill.   Thanks to Brian, our dog is happy-go-lucky and more approachable.  The list goes on and on of how Brian has helped the family, myself, and especially Otis.  If you are having issues with your dog, especially behavior and aggression problems, my advice to you is to trust Brian.  Your dog will be in good hands with a safe, reliable, responsible, dog lover that will treat your dog like his own.<br />
           <span class="testimonalName"><strong><br />
             Victoria Zilli<br />
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           <a href="dog-trainer-testimonials.html">Read more dog training testimonals</a><br />
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         <p><a href="index.html">Home</a> &gt; Welcome to NY DogWorks New York's Premier Dog Training Company<br />
           <strong>Serving all of Long Island, Nassau &amp; Suffolk County, Manhattan, Brooklyn &amp; Queens</strong>        <br />
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