I have a calendar, in which the days are marked with either one of the three colours(Red,Blue and Black). All colours mean different things.
Now I want to store in a MySql databse, the status of the different days, like 

-------------------
|Date      |Status|
-------------------
2004-05-07 |Red   |
2004-05-08 |Blue  |
.          |      |
.
.
2004-07-02 |Black |
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I am using WWW::Mechanize

a sample of the tags are: 

<td align="Center" width="14%">
  <font face="Verdana" color="Black" size="1">3</font>
</td>

<td align="Center" width="14%">
  <font face="Verdana" color="Blue" size="1">4</font>
</td>

<td align="Center" width="14%">
  <font face="Verdana" color="Red" size="1">5</font>
</td>

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How do I locate all the tags of the above pattern, and then obtain the color and also the date.
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