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PROG-TIME


hi i have a problem i am not able to crack!!

I have an xml file that looks like this

<programs>
<program id = '1'>
  <time>06:00</time>
  <ampm>pm</ampm>
  <title>Prog at 6 pm</title>
</program>
<program id = '2'>
  <time>07:00</time>
  <ampm>am</ampm>
  <title>Prog at 7 am</title>
</program>
<program id = '3'>
  <time>09:30</time>
  <ampm>pm</ampm>
  <title>Prog at 9:30 pm</title>
</program>
<program id = '4'>
  <time>10:00</time>
  <ampm>am</ampm>
  <title>Prog at 10 am</title>
</program>
</programs>
I am required to arrainge this data in an HTML file in such a way 
that the programs between 06:00am to 3:00 pm is placed in the 
first half of the HTML page and the programs between 3:00pm and 
6:00am are placed in the second half of the page.
and these times in the xml file is not ordered.. so when 
arrainging them in HTML, it should also be seen that it is done in 
chronological order..

example out put html looks like this:

07:00am: Program at 7 am
10:00am: Program at 10 am


06:00pm: Program at 6 pm
09:30am: Program at 9:30am


to add to the problem, the only way to check the time is through 
the combination of the <time> and <ampm>..

I am really not able to crack this down.Can somebody help me??

MAny Thanks


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