Window 1:

1) The manual page for git talking about branches that I'm keeping around until I need it again
2) The parse.com data browser, which I check periodically for updates to my app's server data
3) A tutorial on writing Flex unit tests that I keep meaning to get back to
4) A picture of my parents' old house from when I was a boy that I keep meaning to show to my son
5) A YouTube of "Rama's Great" from Sita Sings The Blues: http://www.youtube.c...tch?v=-HugqxcODjQ
6) The home page for Sita Sings The Blues, open from a G+ post I made about the film and which I keep forgetting to close: http://www.sitasingstheblues.com/
7) A Google search page on Sita Sings The Blues, ditto
8) The Starling Framework doc page on bitmap fonts, probably don't need it open at this point
9) A Surface RT pricing article I might write a post about
10) A Starling forum post about bitmap font performance, probably don't need it open at this point
11) An Actionscript 3 API reference window that I keep open to look things up occasionally
12) A help page detailing how to convert an Apple certificate into a .p12 file that I used a week ago, probably don't need it open either
13) A Starling native overlay forum post that I don't want to forget about
14-16) Three pages on how to fork/pull/contribute to Github, because I was doing that earlier this week. I might close those.
17) A Starling forum post on mipmaps and ATF image format
18) The Starling API reference that I keep open to look things up occasionally
19-21) Three stackoverflow.com posts I was considering writing an answer for
22-37) Various windows about SAP and mobile technology (see note below)
38) A newegg.com window with some RAM I was considering buying for my MacPro ($99 for 4G)
39) A Starling forum post about problems with resetting the Tween class
40) IWETHEY
41) The cNet article AnotherScott posted about Chrome tabs :-)

Window 2:

1-2) A pair of Google docs I'm editing as a favor to a friend.

Window 3:

1) Apples iTunesConnect, the application management page
2) Google Play's developer report page
3) Amazon's App Store developer report page
4) B&N NOOK app store developer report page

Window 4:

1) A Glimpse Into The Meditating Brain: http://earthvision.i...itatingbrain.html

Window 5:

1-7) Various topics I may post on G+, including cats.

Note: My usual research method involves performing a search in Google, opening all of the interesting pages in a new tab, then going through each of those pages and doing the same thing, then running back through all of the now-opened tabs and reading them all. I'm looking into SAP and mobile integration for a possible project through one of my companies.