A lot of the functions in this file could be nicely refactored using the "guard clause" idiom. Instead of

```javascript
function HandleInstancesLoad( request, response, parsedRequest, segments ) {
    if ( ( request.method == "GET" ) && ( segments.length == 1 ) ) {
        // more codez
    }
    return false;
}
```

I think this makes it more apparent what the desired behavior and that we're *protecting* against certain conditions and it avoids nesting pretty much the whole method:

```javascript
function HandleInstancesLoad( request, response, parsedRequest, segments ) {
    if ( request.method != "GET" ) return false;
    if ( segments.length != 1 ) return false;

    // more codez
}
```

Reference from Martin Fowler's classic Refactoring text: http://martinfowler.com/refactoring/catalog/replaceNestedConditionalWithGuardClauses.html