Morning Walkabout -- 6/21: Flight Diversions and Superfund Tours Touring a Different New York Mitch Waxman, who earns his living retouching photos, leads tours of Newton Creek, on the Brooklyn-Queens border, which was designated a Superfund site in 2010. Got an Emergency? Land in Bangor The airport in Bangor, Me., serves a small population, but since it is the first (or last) place to land in the United States, all manner of flight diversions wind up there, including the US Airways flight last month diverted after a passenger said she had something surgically implanted in her. Guide to Backpacks When you're crisscrossing a country with your supplies on your back, your pack can make or break your trip. Here's how to make sure it's not the latter. Gadling Expat Cost of Living Want to live abroad for a time? Here is a list of cities you may want to avoid if you're on a tight budget. The Chicago Tribune Hawaiian Island Finds Buyer The Oracle chief executive, Larry Ellison, has bought 98 percent of the island of Lanai, which includes two Four Seasons resorts.