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 If you're looking for affordable web design, the best option you have is to do the designing yourself. Yeah, it might sound like a difficult task, but it really isn't. As long as you're willing to read the tips below and follow them to the letter, you will be able to design a website like you've been doing it for years. Use JavaScript to include a custom font on your webpages. Libraries like Typekit and Google Web Fonts make it easy to include esoteric fonts on webpages, even if most visitors don't have those fonts on their computers. It works by embedding the font itself into JavaScript so that it can be decoded by the client on the fly. Don't try to fit too much onto one page when you're designing a website. If your page is too busy it will take a lot longer to load and can overwhelm visitors. When you're going to be putting up a lot of content, create pages for everything you can to reduce the clutter on your page. To help keep your site visitors hap...

Many people play football for the fun of it but nothing beats being a part of a winning team. It takes teamwork and practice to bring a team to a winning season. If you are a football player who is looking to become a better player, then these tips are just what you need. To continue enjoying and playing football, you must keep your body in good health. It is crucial to warm up adequately before you hit the field or the gym. Give your body's immune system a boost with solid nutrition and hygiene. On top of that, practice, practice, practice! Remember, you don't need to tackle to have a fun game of football. There are many variations on the game that are just as fun while being a lot safer. Try a game of touch football. Instead of tackling, if the person with the ball is touched by the opposition, then it's a tackle. A good football tip is to always stay low if you're on the offensive or defensive line. Staying low helps you stay grounded and gives you a better position ...

  Aesop, the legendary Greek author of many beloved children's stories, may actually have been an economist. He certainly had something relevant to say to today's Washington leadership about how to thaw our chilled business climate. Remember Aesop's story about the contest between the sun and the wind? In the fable, the two heavenly forces are debating which of them is more powerful when they see a man walking down a lonely road. They decide to settle their dispute by seeing which of them can get the man's coat off the fastest. The wind tries first, blowing fiercely at the man's shoulders. But the man pulls the coat closer, and the wind cannot get it off. Then the sun takes its turn. It shines gently on the man, slowly warming him, until he decides to take the coat off himself. I thought of this story the other day as I considered the tax policy debate, and the Obama administration's fervent desire to get corporations to start spending the trillions of dollars t...