Joe Flacco woman gives birth to baby just before the kickoff of the crows

Joe Flacco took the field for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in a mood of slightly larger than last week. Less than an hour before the kickoff, the Ravens official Twitter account revealed that you wife of field marshal only give birth to the couple's second son.

Joe Flacco's wife gave birth to a second child of the couple 30 minutes ago. FLACCO will play today against the Browns.

-Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) on September 15, 2013

Flacco's wife, Dana, was passed on 21 September but came into work on Sunday morning, ESPN reports. Dana then gave birth to a child at lunch time while her husband was warming up for a game.

No, he was warming up. RT @AKinkhabwala: was in the hospital? RT @Ravens Joe Flacco's wife gave birth to a second child of the couple.

-Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) on September 15, 2013

The Ravens started against the Cleveland Browns in 13 at M & T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

'The 2013 Miss USA Pageant': Miss Utah Gives Incoherent Answer About Workplace Inequality (VIDEO)

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'The 2013 Miss USA Pageant': Miss Utah Says We 'Need To Create Education Better'

It would make sense for beauty pageant contestants to look up to contestants from past pageants. They can look to them for inspiration on poise, presentation and even how they handle the question-and-answer portion. That said, they probably shouldn't be looking to Miss Teen South Carolina 2007, Caitlin Upton -- she of the infamous "the Iraq everywhere like such as..." And yet, Miss Utah seemed to be channeling Upton when she answered a question on "The 2013 Miss USA Pageant."

Marissa Powell, 21-years old, was powering her way through the competition when she hit a major roadblock. She was asked about how women are continuing to earn less than men in America, and what she thinks that means for our society.

"How to create jobs right now, that is the biggest problem right now, and I think especially the men are seen as leaders of this and so we need to figure out how to create education better so we can solve this problem," Powell answered.

Huh?

The Kansas City Star defended Marissa, seeming to take issue with the question. "They were not cream puff questions," they wrote. "What happened to those questions about world peace?” But Deadspin was less forgiving, calling this the worst answer since Miss Upton bombed in 2007.

Let's compare. Miss Teen South Carolina said, “I personally believe, that U.S. Americans are unable to do so because some people out there, in our nation don’t have maps. And I believe that our education, like such as in South Africa and the Iraq, everywhere, like such as… And, I believe they should -- our education over here, in the U.S. -- should help the U.S., or should help South Africa, and should help the Iraq and Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future, for us.”

That answer will never be beaten. Sorry Miss Utah. At least it didn't hurt her too much. Powell still managed to secure 3rd Runner-Up status at the pageant.

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'HGTV Star' Host David Bromstad Gives Us The Inside Scoop On The New Season (PHOTOS)

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David Bromstad, winner of Design Star's first season, has a lot on his plate these days. Aside from developing the River Landing Project, a mixed-use shopping and residential complex in Miami, Florida, he's also the host of HGTV Star, which premieres this Sunday, June 9. How does he do it all? We recently had an opportunity to catch up with the design world's golden boy and walked away with the inside scoop on what to expect from the upcoming season.

According to Bromstad, the latest contestants are a talented bunch, adding that their projects completed on the show were "the best designs I've seen in the history of the competition." That's a big statement! Bromstad also emphasized that the group made him reminiscent of his own time as a participant, which he explained as "inspiring, imaginative and had minimal drama." Besides for being a gold mine for amazing DIY ideas and decorating tips, we think the show's a breath of fresh air, given reality TV's penchant for chaos.

"Everyone loves each other," he concluded, about this season's crew. All in all, we're definitely looking forward and setting our DVRs accordingly. In the meantime, be sure to flip through our slideshow below for an exclusive behind the scenes look and check out the clip above for a peek at the first episode.

HGTV Star is scheduled to air on Sunday, June 9 at 8/7c.

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HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

HGTV Star premiers Sunday, June 9.

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