suffah:
Your sample is too small to draw conclusions from.
All I can say for now is this:
1. In this sample, you called less often than is optimal in a big sample. I don't know why this is, but hands like JTs, T9s, 22-55, when the pot has been raised, all of these hands are hands you should be playing, especially in position when the pot has been raised. But you seem to have called quite infrequently--almost never, in fact. This could be due to sample size, or you could be leaking by not calling and looking to flop big or steal the pot with position.
2. You got slaughtered in the blinds. You actually lost more in the small blind than you were required to post--this is a giant leak, but in a small sample, it could simply mean you lost two or three big hands. So you can compare it to your future performance, we like to see a loss rate in the small blind where you lose less than 0.12ptbb/hand. In this sample you lost more than twice that much.
You also lost too much in the big blind. As you keep playing, try to get that loss rate down to 0.22 ptbb/hand.
Post 489 contains a detailed list of ways to improve blind play.
Your other stats are generally good. Your W$WSF at 44% is, in fact, probably HIGHER than you will be able to sustain. I suspect that you are somewhat habitually stacking off light, or going way too far with your losing hands. Go back through your hands, pull some of your biggest losers, and, if you are unsure of the way you played them, post them on the forum and ask for advice (don't post the results).
edit: also, stop posting in the cut off. wait for the big blind. patience, grasshopper.