way to go. The oyster stew was wonderful, and I found that if the oysters are fresh there is no such thing as too many.

**Pop's Sweet Shop,** _567 Pacific Way, Gearhart, OR 97138; (503) 738-8484;popsgearhart.com; Candy; $_. My friend Madeline had been telling me about the scones at Pop's for quite some time. Last week on a trip to the coast I stopped in, and boy was she right. The scones were absolutely perfect: moist and buttery and wonderful. Pop's is also known for its fudge and local Tillamook ice cream. The town is quaint, and sitting in the garden enjoying your espresso is a treat in itself.

**Roseanne's Cafe,** _1490 Pacific Ave., Oceanside, OR 97134; (503) 842-7351;roseannescafe.com; American; $$_. The location on a hilltop overlooking the ocean isthe technology analyst, called it “elegant, easy, natural and beautiful,” and predicted, “It will prevail.”

It did not, at least as part of Mirror Worlds. The company marketed its product to businesses and state agencies across the country, but sales never really took off, and the company closed its doors in 2004.

From 2005 on, Apple introduced new versions of its software, and elements of three fundamental new technologies — Spotlight, Cover Flow and Time Machine — looked and behaved more than a little like Professor Gelernter’s brainchildren. Mirror Worlds, now owned by a hedge fund, sued Apple in 2008 in Tyler, Tex., a place with a reputation for friendliness toward infringement claims.

Among the documents obtained from Apple was the e-mail Mr. Jobs sent in 2001 to his lieutenants after