Very nice shot.

I heard there was a little problem afterward. The bomb squad had to be called out due to an unexploded charge they found in the rubble.

It was discovered by some emergency crews and fire departments on the scene using the rubble to practice search and rescue.

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There is a new little twist to the auction, Chris Belcher, president and owner of Cincinnati-based Pinnacle Environmental, won the eBay auction run by The University of Charleston to blow up the building after placing a winning bid of $5,207.

Belcher, who is a 1987 graduate of UC and a former player on the baseball team, has decided to donate the ticket back to the university and the baseball team, who will sell raffle tickets at $10 a piece to the community.

"I won the auction and I paid for it. And instead of being the one to push the button, I decided to donate the ticket to the baseball program at UC," Belcher said.

The winner of the raffle, who will be announced in a drawing at UC on Friday, will get to pull the switch on Saturday at 8:56 a.m.

Pinnacle is the environmental consulting firm for the Building 82 implosion.

Bidding for the right to push the button to implode Building 82 in South Charleston remains brisk. As of this morning the cost of pushing the button to $2,850.

And NJDial is correct on who is doing the work

Who is the contractor?