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Try to delete the organize series plugin folder and reinstall it. This error is indicating that organize series plugin is in question and it will be fixed by the author soon.For more information, refer following similar thread

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/using-null-wp_query-objects-forced-me-to-uninstall

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I think TinyMCE Advanced should work for you. Here is a plugin download link.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/tinymce-advanced/

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By default twenty eleven theme works like you have described, for pages it does not show any widgets. But, if you go at WordPress dashboard and edit a page and you set inside Page Attributes (usually under the page publishing options), you can set the Template to Sidebar Template, than it will show the sidebars. Unfortunately you will have to set this for every page individually where you want a sidebar to appear.

http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Widgets

I hope this was helpful, if you have any more questions, feel free to ask.

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Try following suggestion:

At WordPress dashboard, Go to Settings -> reading & set the option “Front page displays: a static page” select the page you want display as the front/home page, Save the Settings and have a try.

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In most cases, poorly coded plugins and themes are the main reasons behind excessive CPU usage.Plugins or theme functions causing conflicts or loops which lead to high CPU usage.

Disable all plugins and switch to default theme, try working with your hosts on this by re-activating plugins & theme one by one and monitoring the CPU usage.

Also, you should also consider optimizing WordPress website by referring following guides:

http://www.cloudmgr.com/blog/how-to-avoid-wordpress-shared-hosting-high-cpu-problems
http://www.beginwp.com/monitor-reduce-cpu-usage-resources-wordpress/

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How do I manage to do that if I do not have access to my blog on wordpress?

To assign permissions, you would need access of either cPanel File manager or FTP. You can also ask your Web Hosting provider to assign necessary permission as follows.

Public_html ==> 750
Other Subfolders ==> 755
All files ==> 644

If this does not fix your issue, try re-uploading all files & folders – except the wp-content folder – from a fresh download of WordPress 4.2.2.

Hope that helps.
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There is a default upload limit (for an individual file) set in PHP.ini by HostGator. Your some of the images may be exceeding that one.

I believe that HostGator might have suggested you to go for VPS hosting. If you’ve a small website, you don’t need to go for such a big package. You can just ask HostGaotr what is the max upload limit for an individual file? Downsize all your files that are exceeding HostGator permissible limit and you’re done with this.

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Acess your WordPress directory through either cPanel or FTP.
Restore the functions.php from the backup you have. This will allow you to access the dashboard. Once you have Dashboard access you can upgrade the WordPress version.

To remove Powered by WordPress & Atahualupa” line from my footer, please refer following thread.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-do-you-remove-the-footer-in-atahualpa?replies=26

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