#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
sub     this_monday_thru_friday {
    my ($now,$wday,$mon_secs,$fri_secs,@mth,@mon,@fri);
    $now = time();
    $wday = (localtime($now))[6];
    $mon_secs = ( 1 - $wday ) * 60 * 60 * 24 + $now;
    $fri_secs = ( 5 - $wday ) * 60 * 60 * 24 + $now;
    @mth = qw( January February March April May June
               July August September October November
               December );
    @mon = (localtime($mon_secs))[3..5]; # mday,month,year
    @fri = (localtime($fri_secs))[3..5]; # mday,month,year
    $mon[2] += 1900; # change monday year to four digits
    $fri[2] += 1900; # ... do the same for this friday
    return $mth[$mon[1]],@mon[0,2],$mth[$fri[1]],@fri[0,2];
}
# Example output: August 24 2009 August 28 2009
printf "%s\n", join " ", this_monday_thru_friday();

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