Below is the link to the complete column by Dawn Eden and William Doino Jr, "Tricks Are for Kids."

Unless I lost count, there's only one mention of Hannah Giles, and yes, it does concern her attire. (Personally, I wish I was young enough to wear that leather halter top, but I digress.)

The bulk of the column considers, compares, and contrasts the motives and methods of Alinsky, Giles, and Chesteron. It is not an unserious piece of research and writing, and it includes several links to other articles for those wrestling with whether undercover journalism is un-Christian.

http://www.bustedhalo.com/features/tricks-are-for-kids/

"[Alinsky] dedicated his book, Rules for Radicals, to Lucifer."

No, Alinsky DID NOT DEDICATE Rules for Radicals to Lucifer. A preliminary page features three quotations: one by Rabbi Hillel, one by Thomas Paine, and one by Alinsky himself. The last one references Lucifer. Here's the quotation in its entirety:

"Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins -- or which is which) the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom -- Lucifer"

Well, it is a bit cheeky. But yes, Lucifer was...

Mr. Prelutsky: I enjoy your columns online, but I wish you would include links to the particular events you're referencing. I don't mean FDR's death (yes, I know he died), but things such as: "Lately, there’s been a video making the rounds on the Internet showing one of Obama’s female bureaucrats being grilled by a congressional committee...."

It would be nice if you would identify the name of the woman and included a YouTube link or a C-SPAN link.

Thanks!