Word: virtually
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Have you ever lost touch with old friends who left town? Sure, you could call or email them--but that can feel like a poor substitute for actually being with them. What you need is some kind of virtual world where you can just hang out in one another's company...
...someplace they can have fun. Here are some of the best kid heavens in a few of the world's major cities: Vienna: Zoom Children's Museum There's an interactive music and mathematics show on until February 2004. In the Zoomlab, kids make cartoon films or take a virtual walk in space. In the Zoomstudio they get in touch with their creativity with the help of young Austrian artists. Under-6s and their parents can explore undersea worlds in Zoomocean. Information: Museums Quarter, short walk from city center; www.mqw.at; www.kindermuseum.at. Children $6; adults $4 Beijing: Beijing Shadow Troupe Handcrafted...
...VIENNA: ZOOM CHILDREN'S MUSEUM There's an interactive music and mathematics show on until February 2004. In the Zoomlab, kids make cartoon films or take a virtual walk in space. In the Zoomstudio they get in touch with their creativity with the help of young Austrian artists. Under-6s and their parents can explore undersea worlds in Zoomocean. Information: Museums Quarter, short walk from city center; www.mqw.at; www.kindermuseum.at. Children $6; adults...
...LONDON: TROCADERO A kids' mall with shops, caf?s, cinemas and two floors of Funland, with bowling, Sports Bar (TV screens and American pool), kiddie rides and seaside-style arcade attractions that combine old (wheel of fortune, pinball and dodgems) and new (video games, dancing stage, virtual-reality roller coasters and trips to space). Or you can sit quietly and let a computer draw your portrait. information: Coventry Street, Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly Underground station). Bowling $9 per person, pool $1.50, VR ride $3 for two people; www.londontrocadero.com
...massive federal deficit” and the crippling cuts in health and education. This country, my friends, is rolling in dough, and I don’t just mean the $87 billion more that will go to fund George W. Bush’s favorite virtual reality video-game, “Where in the World Is Saddam Hussein,” where W. bumbles through an international geography puzzle looking for Saddam who, with the help of Osama Bin Laden, has made off with WMDs. No, this government has so much money that it has just given preliminary approval...