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On this night, Dees was out of town and the guest host was Mississippi native Bill Dunlap, the noted landscape artist whose canvases offer a glimpse into the souls of dogs.Senior officials in the intelligence service, which is loyal to the Fatah Party of President Mahmoud Abbas, blamed the Islamic militant group Hamas for the shooting. Balousheh, a Fatah member, was a lead interrogator in a crackdown on Hamas a decade ago.While dozens have been killed in Gaza's escalating lawlessness since Hamas defeated Fatah in January parliamentary elections, the death of the children was especially shocking and was likely to trigger widespread confrontations at a time Hamas and Fatah were at loggerheads over the creation of a national unity government.Abdel Karim Kahlout, Gaza's mufti or top Islamic authority, issued a religious ruling calling for the death sentence against the killers.It's a Southern-fried version of "A Prairie Home Companion," minus the skits - think cornbread instead of powder-milk biscuits.Off Square Books moved last year from one century-old building to another. With its high ceilings and occasionally creaky hardwood floors, it maintains an ambiance that's smart and hip without being pretentious. One wall is dotted with posters of Martin Luther King Jr., Bertolt Brecht and Oscar Wilde. Scattered on the book shelves are "Little Thinkers" - 25-centimetre-tall stuffed toys of Einstein, Bach and Jesus. (Jesus wears a tiny "W.W.I.D." bracelet: "What would I do?")An Abbas aide, Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat, said he was concerned the attack will lead to a large-scale confrontation. "If this continues, it will lead to our worst nightmare, internal fighting," Erekat said.In a statement, the intelligence service stopped just short of accusing Hamas, saying the shooting was the latest in a series of attacks on intelligence officers that the service has blamed on the Islamic group and its allies.While dozens have been killed in Gaza's escalating lawlessness since Hamas defeated Fatah in January parliamentary elections, the death of the children was especially shocking and was likely to trigger widespread confrontations at a time Hamas and Fatah were at loggerheads over the creation of a national unity government.Dunlap interjected: "It's like 'A Year in Provence' meets the 'Poseidon Adventure' - something like that."In the attack, gunmen in two vehicles riddled the car carrying the children with some 60 bullets, Palestinian security officials said. Balousheh's three sons - Osama, 9, Ahmed, 6, and Salam, 3 - were killed, in addition to an adult, hospital officials said. Balousheh was not in the car.Woodward, we learn, was the methodical, orderly one, systematically poring through the documents that eventually helped lead to the downfall of President Richard Nixon. Bernstein was the rumpled, spur-of-the-moment, full-speed-ahead one, sometimes ready to jump into the pool without seeing if it was filled with water. What makes Woodward and Bernstein different from other books about Watergate was Shepard's journey through their Watergate papers, which the pair sold to the University of Texas for $5 million, reportedly because Bernstein needed the money.Dunlap interjected: "It's like 'A Year in Provence' meets the 'Poseidon Adventure' - something like that."Earlier this month, Abbas announced that talks on forming a unity government between Hamas and Fatah had broken down. Last weekend, he raised the possibility of calling early elections, drawing angry protests by Hamas, which said he does not have the authority to dissolve the Hamas-dominated parliament.In its earliest incarnation as the "Words and Music Community Radio Hour," the show aired from a bar, but for a variety of reasons - noise, smoke, other distractions - it moved into Off Square Books, a store that gets its name because of its location just off the town square. The mayor's main store is Square Books, across from the Confederate soldier statue by the county courthouse.