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PROBLEM: The British cook attacked Nine Network's "A Current Affair" presenter Tracy Grimshaw at a Melbourne cooking expo on Saturday  the day after she interviewed him.
In front of thousands of onlookers  Ramsay suggested Grimshaw was a lesbian and needed "to see Simon Cowell's botox doctor."
He also showed a picture of a woman apparently naked on all fours with the face of a pig and said "that's Tracy Grimshaw." His publicist has since said the comments were a joke and not intended to cause offence.
Grimshaw also hit back at the "Hell's Kitchen" supremo  labelling him an "arrogant narcissist" on her current affairs show on Monday night.
She said there was nothing funny about Ramsay's insults  which had upset her friends and family  including her mother.
"Truly  I wonder how many people would laugh if they were effectively described as an old  ugly pig " she said  adding that she had agreed not to probe Ramsay over an extra-marital affair when he appeared on the show.
Grimshaw said she initially considered not responding to Ramsay's comments but decided she had to stand up for herself.
"We all know that bullies thrive when no one takes them on and I'm not going to sit meekly and let some arrogant narcissist bully me " she said.
"Obviously Gordon thinks that any woman who doesn't find him attractive must be gay " she added. "For the record  I don't. And I'm not."

SOLUTION: Tracy Grimshaw

PROBLEM: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled Thursday that sales of the central bank's holdings in mortgage-backed securities may play a more prominent role in the withdrawal of monetary stimulus than he indicated last month.
 "I anticipate that at some point we will in fact have a gradual sales process " Bernanke said Thursday in testimony to the House Financial Services Committee. In prepared remarks  he avoided repeating a February statement that the Fed won't sell any securities "at least until after policy tightening has gotten under way." Instead  he said Thursday the tool is one way of "applying monetary restraint."
 "We would like to get back to an all-Treasury portfolio within a reasonable amount of time " Bernanke said in response to a question from Rep. Jeb Hensarling  R-Texas. The balance sheet should eventually be reduced to less than $1 trillion  Bernanke told Rep. Ron Paul  R-Texas  who advocates abolishing the Fed.
 Raising the interest rate paid on funds deposited by banks at the Fed  as well as so-called reverse repurchase agreements that temporarily drain cash from the banking system  will still be among the main tools for tightening credit  Bernanke said.
 "The FOMC is not comfortable with holding all of these securities until they mature  as some would be 30 years  and we want to move more quickly than that back to the pre-crisis balance sheet " Bernanke said. The Fed wouldn't sell assets in a "really weak economy " he said.
 At the same time  Bernanke didn't say when the Fed would begin executing its strategy. He said the U.S. economy still needs low interest rates and that the central bank will be ready to tighten credit "at the appropriate time."
 "The economy continues to require the support of accommodative monetary policies " Bernanke said in prepared testimony  repeating parts of a statement to the panel from last month.
 Thursday's hearing  originally scheduled for Feb. 10  was postponed because of a snowstorm. The Fed went ahead and released Bernanke's prepared testimony that day  in part to lay the groundwork for a planned increase in the interest rate the central bank charges for direct loans to banks.
 Responding to questions  Bernanke said the "unemployment situation is very weak " and the housing market is "still quite weak."

SOLUTION: Ben Bernanke

PROBLEM: CLOSE BET CEO and  president Debra Lee  is handing over  her  presidential title to a new executive. USA TODAY
 Debra Lee   the networks' president  said that  she  will be leaving that role at the start of the year and handing oversight of daily operations to Scott Mills  currently an executive vice president and chief administrative officer at parent company Viacom.
 Lee  will retain  her  positions as BET Networks' chairman and CEO  concentrating on the company's engagement with communities.  She  will also advise Mills in his new role.
Bob Bakish  Viacom's president and CEO  said in a statement that  Lee ’s “vision and leadership  unmatched intuition for what audiences want  and ability to attract and foster top talent — both behind and in front of the camera — have been pivotal to this success.’’
Scott Mills will replace  Debra Lee  as BET Networks' president starting Jan. 1. (Photo: BET Networks)

SOLUTION:
Debra Lee