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SLJB ~ NEWS

Sulja Bros. Confirm Acquisition
of Sam Building Materials as Previously Stated

November 24, 2006 - 9:11 am est

Sulja Bros. Building Supplies Limited (PINKSHEETS: SLJB), today dismisses reports published in the Windsor Star that claim that the acquisition of Sam Building Material has not been closed. The deal has been completed and all assets and employees have been rolled into the Sulja family. No one was laid off.

A spokesperson stated, "Their entire inventory including trucks and other fixed assets have been acquired by Sulja's and we have been functioning as one for more than a month now. The property is a lease but everything else is solid assets. We want to dispel the reports that have been published in the Windsor Star; it seems as Gary Rennie, reporter from the Windsor Star has a personal vendetta against our company and its management."

Mario Moretto, President of Sam Building Materials, agreed with Sulja Bros. and stated, "Since October 2nd, we have been working under the Sulja banner. The purchase was completed and the documents are with our lawyers. I have spoken to no one from the Windsor Star, and I am uncertain to where they are getting their inaccurate information from. I want to state again that the deal has been finalized and everyone is very pleased with the result."

"The take over was seamless and everyone is happy with it. We have been conducting business normally and without hindrance since October. We plan on continuing as such and on expanding our business despite efforts of those outside our organization trying to derail our efforts for reasons unknown to us," the spokesperson said.

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CKYS ~ Opinion

TedWitt,

I believe you are talking about Oakley's WallStreet Corner Opinion on 8/24/06 ....

CYKC is trading at $0.01 as I write this at 2:57 p.m. on 8/24/2006. If you even use the company's reported first six month's earnings per share of $0.027 & apply a price to earnings ratio of 20 to one, you get a possible projected price of about $0.54. If the price to earnings ratio of 20 were to actually occur, that would compute to a possible gain of about 5,300% from today's price. I therefore feel rather comfortable calling this an undervalued situation.

Larry Oakley's Opinion ..........
http://www.wallstreetcorner.com/new_lop.html?ID=227&Unique=yes


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My personal opinion is and I try to keep it conservative ...
I think CKYS can trade between .05 ~ .10 pps within 3mths ...
and trade between .10 ~ .20 pps within 6mths ....

Many factors are in favor of this including its growing popularity .....

(1) Audited Financials coming forward ...
(2) Basis of .027 eps X 5 P/E = .135 pps

The 5 P/E is a low figure for the sector
along .027 eps being the 6mth unaudited figure .....

(3) 5 X .03 Book Value = .15 pps

A low figure as otcbb trade far beyond mostly a negative book value ...
Few are in line with a basic 5 to 10 X positive book value ....

(4) Listing otcbb ... a big step forward to secure investors
(5) Contracts expected near term ..
(6) CKYS is hiring & expanding with over 30 employees now
(7) Current Ad Campaign ...
(8) Growing Investor popularity ...
(9) 6 mth Buy-Back in progress ....
(10) Cash ... Cash is King
(11) CEO working with shareholders for shareholder value ...

I am holding secure & quiet and accumulating at opportunity ...


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Undervalued Situation with Great Appreciation Potential

Posted .... 08/25/06

Since I interviewed CEO Jim Plant in February 2006, CKYS has progressed substantially. My opinion is that this situation has great appreciation potential & is undervalued based on its first six months of operations this year.

For example, CKYS received an additional 40,000 unit purchase order from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The order is for smaller capacity CyberKey BIO Drives that utilize CyberKey Solutions' standard security software, with the added feature of biometric fingerprint recognition.

CKYS' initial $25,000,000 purchase order from DHS was for 150,000 CyberKey units, of which 63,000 have already been shipped ( $8 million already has been received ).

Management recently reported gross profit of $12,806,298, total expenses of $654,238, & a net income of $12,152,000 for the first half of 2006, with earnings per share of more than $0.027. It posted its unaudited financials for the first half of 2006 on its web site at http://www.cyberkeysolutions.com, & also on http://www.pinksheets.com.

The company is currently in the process of auditing its financial statements & is expecting to release them in the near future.

These CyberKey units help to ensure that government agencies have access to a secure storage medium that is: (1) Eminently mobile, (2) Meets stringent government security requirements, (3) Protects confidential data, (4) Manages the identities of people & applications accessing that information, & (5) Addresses compliance requirements.

CKYS's Products

CKYS's products are special versions of USB flash drives. I use similar drives to back-up all of my files. They are small -- perhaps the length & width of your pinky & about a third as thick (actual dimensions of the ones I use are 2.75 " long, 0.75" wide, & 0.26" thick). Incidentally, CKYS's new XS model is only 1.6" long, 0.74" wide, & 0.11" thick & weighs less than half an ounce!

I use one USB flash drive for each major topic -- my columns are on one, my newsletter on another, the corporate profiles I prepare on another, etc., etc. They plug into the USB 2.0 receptacles on my computers -- they are ultimately convenient to use. They are great for moving data from one computer to another.

One of CKYS's versions, called the "CyberKey" flash memory device, is superior to the ones you find at such stores as Staples in several ways. One important difference is the use of encryption that makes it almost impossible for others to decode. The applications in reducing fraud & copyright violations are huge. Each CyberKey has a unique digital key so only the owner can have access to the contained information.

CKYS's proprietary technology feature set includes "Bad Block Memory Management," "Application Launcher," "Digital Rights Management/Watermarking," & "Software Upgradeable." Each unit also includes SpyCop Corp.'s "Purely Private" encryption protection.

CyberKey supports all file types recognized by Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS, & Linux -- application files, OS files, & content specific file formats such as those for music, video, & graphics.

CKYS hardwires its proprietary & licensed software protocols into each CyberKey unit, which allows the information contained on the device to be as secure as any U.S. Government standard 128-bit encryption system possibly can be.

Conventional flash memory devices require that portions of applications be resident on every computer or the application website you may want to transfer data to or from in order to perform certain authentication functions. CyberKey's resident security software makes its system "user-centric." You do not have to have software loaded on those other computers, applications, or internet servers.

Data retention is about 10 years, each unit provides about 1,000,000 program/erase cycles, & I have found that saving files to & retrieving files from my flash memory devices appears to be just as fast as saving to or retrieving from my hard drives.

CKYS's Long-Term Strategy

CKYS has concentrated on developing designs for specific applications. It is becoming an application versus a hardware vender. CKYS thus will enjoy transaction-based recurring revenues. For example, when used as the media of e-books, games, music, videos, etc, every one of those products the various publishers sell would be resident on a CyberKey flash drive.

That's obviously very good for CKYS. It's also very good for the publishers, because while the music, games, etc. are available to be used, no one can copy them, which gives the publisher complete protection against theft & fraud. That's more important than you think, because multiple billions of dollars are lost to piracy each year in the film, music, software, & other publishing industries.

Another benefit of this strategy is that applications that use CyberKey's technology will expand the market for hardware & thus extend CyberKey's product life cycle.

Still another benefit is that applications dependent on CyberKey technology offer the opportunity for licensing -- a good way to move revenues directly to the bottom line without additional investment.

CKYS's key to this strategy is to actively promote alliances with system designers & application developers, including acquiring companies that have the technical capabilities &/or marketing contacts needed to build & sell CyberKey-based systems.

CKYS intends to reinvest its industry leading technology-based profit streams into such applications' marketing & development. In addition to Home Security & military markets, the initial focus is on three industry groups: Medical, E-Books, & PC Gaming.

Let's look at the Medical market as one example. CKYS established its MedKey Division to pursue medical device manufacturers, hospitals, doctors, pharmacies, health insurance providers, & federal, state, & local government health agencies. The CyberKey flash memory unit is the perfect storage device for organizations concerned about the security of patient records. CKYS's installed technology also makes its drives a perfect secure identification device.

Market tests have already proven that a CyberKey-based prescription system can reduce paperwork, reduce misrepresentation, & reduce the potential for mistakes in providing health care services.

My Opinion

This is a situation that has the potential of growing at an attractive rate -- I suggest you take a serious look. I formed my bullish opinion because I believe that CKYS's solutions can & will solve real-world issues in the entertainment, education, government, military, automotive, financial services, medical, & many other industries. Its technologies allow users to securely transfer large amounts of data, files, & applications software from one electronic device to another while employing a patent-pending USB-based Digital Rights Management process. Its solutions will therefore create new opportunities for existing industries & applications -- a great marketing platform.

CKYS has already received a number of approvals & certifications from various different governmental agencies making its product more readily available for purchase by the federal government & by the military market. The military market, incidentally, consists of about 30 million Americans with nearly $2 trillion in annual purchasing power. That market is an under-marketed, online, young, buying, brand-loyal, action-oriented, recession-resistant consumer segment with untraditional media habits who are predisposed to spending money.

In addition to the orders with the Department of Homeland Security, CKYS has started taking orders from a number of different government & military agencies, as well as a large number of individual military service members.

CyberKey is offering a special Camouflage CyberKey™ to U.S. Military servicemen & women (featured on www.military.com & in the Military Times). The Camouflage CyberKey™ was introduced at the January 5-8, 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show (the world's largest tradeshow for consumer technology & America's largest tradeshow of any kind -- 150,000 attendees & 2,500 visitors from 110 countries).

The creation of the various divisions within CyberKey was a focus of the company in 2005 in order to prepare for marketing & progress in 2006. CKYS has already created MedKey, GigaBooks USB, SecureKey, GameKey, & MyIKey divisions. MyIKey, incidentally, is used to scan all of a person's legal documents.

Jim Plant said: "We are very happy with the response that we have been receiving & the momentum that CyberKey has created. We are proud to be providing the Department of Homeland Security & their service men & women with our solutions. This is only the beginning. We expect many more great developments."

CYKC is trading at $0.01 as I write this at 2:57 p.m. on 8/24/2006. If you even use the company's reported first six month's earnings per share of $0.027 & apply a price to earnings ratio of 20 to one, you get a possible projected price of about $0.54. If the price to earnings ratio of 20 were to actually occur, that would compute to a possible gain of about 5,300% from today's price. I therefore feel rather comfortable calling this an undervalued situation.

CKYS IR firm ....... 866-843-2775 ....... http://www.cyberkeysolutions.com

Interview ........ http://www.tradersnation.com/ASX/ckys_mp3.asx
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Message Board ........ http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=4398