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by Chris Gilbey at 09:34PM (EST) on August 14, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Sydney is starting to gear up for the APEC conference.

It rolls into Sydney the week of Sept 2nd. And it is going to totally screw the city.

Last week I decided that on balance it would probably be better to leave town. Almost impossible to get to my office. There will be a total lock down in place during the period, particularly now that Bush is coming to Sydney two days early.

Seems like I was not the only one to think about this and make a last minute dash. Real estate agents are going through huge demand for holiday rentals for the week and particularly for the weekend of the 7th.

Tomorrow I am going to a briefing on what APEC security will look like. Should be interesting.

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