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A number of people have been having issues with Google Authorship lately. I believe there was an announcement recently that Google made changes to their authorship algorithm to try and focus on more "trusted" writers.

Also try the snippet test, if it works there, then authorship is working and it's up to Google to display it:

www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets

You generally want canonicals on every page but Google has been paying a little less attention to them lately. They seem to be moving in the multi language direction so canonicals may be switched over to that one day.

Anyway you use them to let Google and most crawlers know which page to index. So if you have a bunch of URLs with different variables, they know to only index the root page.

ie:
http://website.com/page/?var=1
http://website.com/page/?var=2
http://website.com/page/?var=3

Set the canonical to http://website.com/page/, and that'll help let them know to only index http://website.com/page/ - also helps prevent duplicate content issues.

It's more work but the most beneficial way to take advantage of all this content would be to create a generic page with summaries of the services like a category for services, then create individual pages for each server detailing information on it. Possibly even cost or more info. From there make sure the individual page leads you back to overall services, and link to other related services from that page so the user can navigate easily.

Making it easy for the user to navigate will also make it easy for the crawler to navigate.