Haven't played No Limit Hold'em in ages, and I didn't go over your reads and whatnot but here it is:
HAND 2: Why did you re-raise the flop here? You're overrepping your hand, highly unlikely to get value from worse (basically only flush draws), villain's calling range includes a majority of either better hands or flush draws. In a vacuum I see this being pretty bad.
Edit: As played I don't think I like the turn either; pick a line that maximizes value from worse hands while minimizing potential losses from better. Raising flop and shoving turn doesn't fit this criterion. In the event he has 2p / set etc you basically did all the betting for him, and you never had a chance to fold his hand out either.
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