The Swiss Federal Intellectual Property Institute ruled that Yeslam Bin Ladin, al Qaeda leader Osama’s not-so-famous half-brother, can use the Bin Laden^TM name as a trademark after all. Originally registered a month before his brother sent some planes to the World Trade Center — talk about getting in on the, uh, ground zero floor — the trademark was revoked in 2002. While Bin Laden says he has no “immediate” plans to release any products using the trademark now that he can, don’t be surprised to see Bin Laden^TM Arab Joy (“Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you are one.”), Bin Laden^TM greeting cards (“When you care enough to send the very best.”), and the BinLadenCard^TM (“Don’t leave the cave without it.”).