5NL - whats the better line

My Line - I think PF is standard. After flat calling the flop should I have stayed around on the turn cheap trying to see any club/A/Q?

Better line - RR flop to 1.8, continue to rep High overpair and have an easier shove on the turn or what? No stats on Vill. When I shoved I figured him on the random 7, or 88-10,10 or so....

***** Hand History for Game 6778020817 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Tue Feb 12 19:54:24 EST 2008
Table Table 129275 (Real Money) -- Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: prey80 ( $6.28)
Seat 2: Olivier48 ( $4.84)
Seat 3: taiko123 ( $5.10)
Seat 4: Dieien ( $5.52)
Seat 5: bennyboyy77 ( $6.24)
Seat 6: unluuucky ( $18.66)
Seat 7: agi1984 ( $5)
Seat 8: smvaso ( $4.64)
Seat 9: spawllo10 ( $1.96)
Seat 10: Archaic111 ( $1.80)
Dieien posts small blind (0.02)
bennyboyy77 posts big blind (0.04)
agi1984 posts big blind (0.04)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to taiko123 [ Qc, Ac ]
unluuucky calls (0.04)
agi1984 checks
smvaso folds
spawllo10 folds
Archaic111 folds
prey80 folds
Olivier48 calls (0.04)
taiko123 raises (0.28) to 0.28
Dieien folds
bennyboyy77 calls (0.24)
unluuucky calls (0.24)
agi1984 folds
Olivier48 calls (0.24)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 3h, 3c, 7c ]
bennyboyy77 checks
unluuucky checks
Olivier48 bets (0.60)
taiko123 calls (0.60)
bennyboyy77 folds
unluuucky folds
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 2s ]
Olivier48 bets (0.60)
taiko123 raises (4.22) to 4.22
taiko123 is all-In.
Olivier48 calls (3.36)
Olivier48 is all-In.
** Dealing River ** : [ Js ]

personally I make it 15c preflop and call the turn.

how much would you normally reraise turn if you had a set? Because your bet looks like it doesn't want to be called.

Raise preflop about 4 or 5 times the big blind. take control of the betting on the flop and then go from there.

This was one of those hands that as soon as I clicked the AI I thought "WTF am I doing". I've just started 4 tabling and am adjusting to patience and thought process when I have a few things flashing at me. I'm trying to post more trouble hands to help and ones like these are my reminders that one second of impatience has more consequence than I'd like.

THanks