ROBERT SIEGEL, Host: From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: In his story, reporter Anthony Kuhn said Roh lost the most recent presidential election - not true. In South Korea, presidents are limited to a single, five- year term.</s>ROBERT SIEGEL, Host: Now, your letters.</s>ROBERT SIEGEL, Host: I couldn't help but chuckle when I heard in your story that the company that funds bloblive was the credit card company Advanta. I've been a business customer of Advanta for over 10 years and just this week received a notice that Advanta is folding and will shut down any and all business credit card accounts. It just goes to show that in this economy, nothing is for certain.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, Host: For our ongoing How Low Can You Go cooking challenge to make a meal for under $10, we interviewed Valerie Gaino, and her recipe for dal, an Indian lentil dish, got raves from Mary Lauden(ph) of Houston, who writes: Lentils taste great and are easy to prepare and cheap. Thank you for helping more people understand that eating for less does not mean going out to a fast food restaurant.</s>ROBERT SIEGEL, Host: If you have questions, comments or complaints about our program, we'd like to hear from you. You can write to us by visiting our Web site, npr.org, and clicking on Contact Us at the top of the page.
Listeners responded to the story on an open-mic night in Southern California for struggling entrepreneurs and to the recipe for an Indian dish. Melissa Block and Robert Siegel also have a correction to the story on a public funeral service for former South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun.