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| June 4, 1998
Yahoo’s “What’s New…On the Web” Pick-of-the-Day: “Take two pillows and email him in the morning.” |
| June 14, 1998
The Panther and the Students of Saucon Valley High School in Hellertown, PA would like to thank you for your efforts to keep the Internet a cool place for kids! |
| June 19, 1998
Congratulations Chartbreaker! Your Web site’s been chosen as an Internet Top Ten site and will be featured in our weekly Chart Show of the world’s ten most notable Web sites. |
| June 19, 1998
Congratulations! We’re excited to inform you that Ask the Dream Doctor has been chosen as Eye on the Web’s Daily Top Site for the date of 6/19/98. This award goes to the site that stands out from the rest. |
| Dummies Daily, Web After Five, June 29, 1998
Plagued by horrifying, recurring, or just plain ridiculous dreams? Make an appointment with the Dream Doctor. Start at the Dream of the Day, where you can read a dream submitted by a reader, followed by the doctor’s comments, followed by the dreamer’s thoughts on the comments. Interesting enough. Then dip into the dream categories: women’s, seniors’, supernatural, men’s, romance, and so on. The doctor—actually, it’s not clear whether he’s an MD, but he does run a center for sleep disorders—is neither sensational nor afraid to draw conclusions, which means this site is not only interesting, but educational, too. Plus you’ll find useful information to help you cope with actual sleep disorders, such as apnea, snoring, night terrors, and more. A well-designed, informative site.
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| ZDTV Internet Tonight, October 8, 1998
California resident Charles McPhee has created The Dream Doctor, a website entirely devoted to sleeping and dreaming. With a large database of dreams, the Doctor analyzes each submission and posts the full reply online. McPhee estimates he’s collected over 5,000 dreams and the numbers are growing at a rate of over 2,000 per month. All kinds of dream are covered, from “Women’s Dreams,” to “Men’s Dreams,” and even a special “Teen Zone” which gives special attention to any type of nocturnal stir. McPhee has authored a book on dreams. Armed with this and a Princeton degree, he tackles sleep disorders like sleep apnea and insomnia. So when that dream about showing up at work in the buff becomes too much, turn to the Dream Doctor and see if he can bring some rest and relaxation into your night life.
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