When bomb maker Umar Patek, convicted in the 2002 Bali attacks in Indonesia that killed 202 people, launched an original coffee brand in June, a crowd turned out to support him.Marthinus Hukom, former chief of Indonesia's counterterrorism police unit, was there with his arm around the bomber as he smiled.Patek introduced his blend named "Ramu 1966." "Ramu" is Umar spelled backwards, and it also means "blend" in Indonesian. The name contains the year that Patek was born in East Java, Indonesia, as Hisyam bin Ali Zain. Patek posed for photographs with his packages of beans, emblazoned with an…READ FULL ARTICLE