No Worries. I think it was actually my fault. Let me ask you this. This variable "packagedContests" has literally thousands of child Objects associated with it. Is there someway to store the variable as a hex, and then iterate through it to break it apart? Also...FWIW...this is the DOM object that I found that was associated with the variable using firebug. It lists the following elements within each Object. The bigger problem is this is just one collection of about 2k of these objects I'll need to eventually parse through. Using my console, I'm able to select the specific elements of each object with the following code: packageContests[0].n Any Thoughts?

a    27    
attr    Object { IsGuaranteed="true", IsStarred="true"}    
ec    0    
fpp    108    
fwt    false    
id    1141705    
isOwner    false    
m    92400    
mec    999999
n    "NFL $2.2M Millionaire Maker [$1,000,000 to 1st!]"    
nt    3481    
po    2200000    
pt    1    
rl    false    
rlc    0    
rll    9999    
s    1    
sa    false
sd    "/Date(1412528400000)/"
sdstring    "Sun 1:00PM"    
so    -99999999
startTimeType    0    
tix    false
tmpl    28934    
uc    0    
ulc    0

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