I don't want to be overly critical and I wish you the best of luck in your search but your website/resume is not helping you. Whether it's the 1998 Geocities UI/look & feel (hard to read) or the obvious spelling errors (Bacherlor's Degree), you are not putting your best foot forward. It is difficult for someone to determine where your experience is and what type of IT job you are looking for.
Suggestion: Revise your resume and have 3-4 people in the industry review/critique it honestly. Keep refining until you have something that is generating more interest.
Put yourself in a hiring person's shoes. You need to fill a position and are looking through a few dozen applications / resumes. You have 5-20 seconds to attract their interest. What changes do you need to make to engage that person and make them want to reach out for further discussion? Good luck - these changes are not hard and you can do it!
Wanted a non-Google way of easily embedding iCal calendars into a website. I needed to embed a TeamSnap calendar on my kid's sports team Squarespace page.
Cost to me: ~$10/mo (piggy backing off of my real job's servers)
Revenue: 2 customers - god bless 'em ($24/yr)
Background: I'm an older, self-taught developer who was a team parent for my kid's sports team. I wanted to embed our Teamsnap ICal calendar in our team's Squarespace website only to find out that its kind of a pain in the ass. Yes, you can use Google Calendar to do it but the design looks about 15 years old.So, a couple Fridays ago with a bottle of wine and some open source help from...