>>I'm not doing your work for you. Craig has told you how to proceed, but you didn't hear a word he said. Look at the webisted on google for refactoring code and apply the principals discussed. You want someone else to do it for you. I refuse.
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>John,
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>All you do is criticize. I showed that the input I am working with is already complex mess. I am trying as best as I can to make small pieces, small methods that do some thing and then plug them into a bigger method to return what I need. This is what I think is the first part of re-factoring. Making small methods doing one thing.

I agree with that to a point. You could start by identifying a small coherent repeated block of code and make that a method. Then remove all instances of that block of code and replace with calls to the new method. Take them one at a time.