* Lobbying firm's memo spells out plan to undermine Occupy Wall Street. [MSNBC]
* Bad analogy #22: "He fell for her like his heart was a mob informant and she was the East River." [House of Figs]
* Two dozen millionaires have asked Congress to raise their taxes. [CNN]
* Sick of seeing engagement and wedding photos on Facebook? Here's one photo album that's actually awesome. Make sure to scroll down to the end. [Unreality Magazine]
* Beyoncé songs re-imagined as undergraduate theses in Women’s and Gender Studies. [The Hairpin]
* First there was sexting, now there's supposedly "sleep-texting." 10 bucks says this isn't a real thing. [MSNBC]
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