Dear Monks, From within a perl cgi script, I call another script which prints date(in number of seconds since epoch), filename, day of the week. As such: 
sdaf 1089176400 3
fgas 1089262800 4
...
5y7d 1089349200 5

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The date will be my tage, and I would like to have all of the monday's under one column, all the tuesdays under another, etc.

Additionally, I'd like to be able to just select mondays (or tuesdays, etc), as well as a select all button, that would select all the files.

Since you guys are about the smartest people I've ever met, and I am a descent sized green horn, I'd love a 'dumbed down' answer, but I may have asked too much already. thank you

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