While You Were Out: Photos from the week

The Carbon E7 is a purpose-built, law enforcement prototype vehicle with an aluminum space frame and turbo diesel engine. The prototype was made by Carbon Motors and already has 12,000 orders even though production will not start for 3 years. (KIMBERLY P. MITCHELL/Detroit Free Press)

One person is reported to be killed on Thursday, Mar. 11, 2010, when a fixed wing, single-engine World War II-era airplane crashed into a hangar at Stellar Airpark in west Chandler. At least one hangar caught on fire. The plane was identified as a P-51 Mustang, a 1944 single-seat fighter plane. (Photo by Charlie Leight/The Arizona Republic)

Iowa's Cully Payne hits this shot in second half action. In first round action of the Mens Big Ten basketball tournamemt action at Conseco Fieldhouse Michigan takes on Iowa Thursday afternoon, March 11, 2010. Michigan won the game 59-52. (Sam Riche / The Indianapolis Star)

College backetball's March Madness is up and running while fans across the county start picking their teams (PHOTO PROVIDED BY GANNETT CONTENT ONE)

Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASP) of WWII hold up a flag after a ceremony honoring them at the Capitol in Washington on Wednesday, March 10, 2010. The WASP were a pioneering organization of civilian female pilots employed to fly military aircrafts under the direction of the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. They were honored with the Congressional Gold Medal during the ceremony. (Gannett, Stephen J Boitano)

82nd annual Academy Awards open with dual hosts Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin at the Kodak Theatre (Photo by GANNETT CONTENT ONE)

Sandra Bullock waits to go onstage to present during the 82nd annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre. (Photo by Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Staff) )

Since she lost her citizenship two years ago in a naturalization scandal, Nada Prouty, a former covert CIA agent and world traveler has been living a quiet life in suburban Washington, trying to get her reputation back. At her Vienna, Va. home she displays terrorism investigation awards from the FBI on Monday, March 1, 2010. (Gannett, Joe Brier)

A signed photo of Steve Nash hangs in the office of the Hillcrest Elementary School in Victoria, British Columbia on Monday, Feb. 22, 2010. Canadian Steve Nash of the Phoenix Suns NBA team, lived behind the school and attended Hillcrest before high school. (Gannett, Maria Fowler)