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Monitor articles for November 19, 2008

• Quiet rise of Latin America's center
• Oil capture spotlights Somali pirates' reach
• In Bogotá, 'Osama' works to keep streets safe
• Afghan Air Corps takes off, slowly
• The resourceful storyteller
• Garden gratitude, week two
• Nabokov's last book comes to light
• Eat, Memory: Great Writers at the Table
• My mother's kind of pumpkin pie
• Thanksgiving for two
• Ken Mink plays college basketball ... at age 73
• Obama as metro man
• Why Yahoo's Jerry Yang stepped down
• What to do and what not to do
• Today’s unsettling comparison to ‘the great dying’
• Malcolm Gladwell is an outlier
• Is General Motors too big to fail, or just too big?
• Microblog while you work
• Poll: World wants green action, despite costs
• USA
• Etc.
• Reporters on the Job
• India destroys pirate ship off Somalia
• US drone hits militant hideout in Pakistan
• World
• For Bulgarian nurses, freedom isn't easy
• A road map for Detroit
• The Tenderness of Wolves
• A book as Christmas gift? Here's a smarter idea
• Auto giants up against bailout fatigue
• US colleges regain luster for foreigners
• California wildfire lessons: Steps by homeowners cut damage
• Will the press hold Obama to account?
• Holder: Obama’s seasoned pick for attorney general
• Georgia’s US Senate runoff has broader political importance
• Mike Huckabee: Heading to Iowa while ducking questions about 2012
• Letters to the Editor