Question : Cisco 2811, two interfaces, two seperate ISP; is Load Balancing and Failover possible

Two ISPs (DSL, Cable), one 2811 with two interface cards (f/0, f/1 and f1/0/0).  Is it possible to have load balancing and failover with this setup.

I also have VPN services running on this 2811 (site to site and client based).

I've read several questions and haven't found one that addresses this.

Thanks

Answer : Cisco 2811, two interfaces, two seperate ISP; is Load Balancing and Failover possible

Neither cable, nor DSL will ever play any type of dynamic routing with you - BGP, OSPF or other. You get what you got and that's why it is cheap.
You can do simple outbound load-sharing with two equal-cost default routes and IP CEF enabled. It gets messy when you try to do VPN's and things that require a specific interface/IP to be reached.
Your best bet is simple failover with floating static default route. Your secondary route just gets a higher metric.
You can augment that with SLA's and tracking to have better failover.