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<div class="read-more-container">
			<a>" class="read-more"><?php _e('Read More', TEXTDOMAIN); ?></a>
		</div>

how about this bit?

<?php get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() ); ?>

this part loads your content.php or content-{post_format}.php file and displays the post content and associated links, so you need to look into these files in order to remove the read more link.

@adrenaline416 no worries ??

If you want copy-paste code it should be this:
#branding {
padding-bottom: 10px;
position: relative;
z-index: 9999;
}

Oh, if we expect further updates to Twenty Eleven theme then it’d be better idea if you add some style declarations as suggested by Andrew Nevins

remove border-top from your style.css file line 558:
#branding {
border-top: 2px solid #bbb; ## remove this line ##
padding-bottom: 10px;
position: relative;
z-index: 9999;
}

What do you mean by a qualified help?

Check with other image that is not too heavy. Check if you don’t run out of space on your hosting, check if the destination folder is writable.

Make sure you select correct featured image size.

add ‘category_name’ => ‘your-desired-category-name’ to your $args array.
more info here

twenty eleven shows up just fine there

Can you at least provide information about what can you see when you’re trying to upload an image, any error message?

First backup your WP site. Here you have a plugin to help you with it.
No, you won’t be able to access your hosting after it expires. Find out more from your hosting provider about how long it’ll take them to block the hosting account after it remains unpaid for some time.

Using the same browser, can you see the favicon in the address bar when on any other website?
What’s the browser?

My question was rather about whether you can see any images uploaded to the WP not via WP media uploader, regardless of their location.

The thing is that all of the images uploaded using WP media uploader are added to the library and to the database. Each image has its own record in the DB as WP stores images in the same table in the DB as posts are stored into, which is the posts table.
When you upload new image, new record is created where post_type=attachment.

To make it work your way, it’d be good if a script was created to import images to WP system, so it both moves the images to your uploads folder, and also inserts appropriate entries in the DB.