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Name: Thierry
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98% chances that IE does that because of the html code being not valid.
Try to change the parts that do not conform to thew3c specifications, but first, add an encoding specification.
I believe IE falls back to utf-8, and this could mess up some file path, like css stylsheets.
It don't explain why on the second load it would work though, but it won't be bad to guide a bit more the browser on how he should render the page.
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