I am by no means an expert, but, as a Good Monk there are just some things
I need to say.

• Cool!
• print `clear`; instead of first setting up a variable is easier
• stripping every newline character from an array can be done easier by doing a chomp(@html), so your code would look thusly:

          chomp(@html = get($url));
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• Also, I believe

  while(@html) {
      #parse code here
      }
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  is faster than foreach since it doesn't need to load the whole array, just one line at a time.

neato application of LWP, though... :-)

-- ar0n

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