Photos disappear in browser - Aperture 3.2

I was assigning a place to a photo in a project and while zooming in to move the pin in places the photo suddenly disappeared from the project and appeared in Photo Stream. The project folder shows that there is 3 pictures in it ( number to the left of the folder icon ) however when I click on the project folder there is nothing in the viewer.
So - I turned off Photo Streaming and still no photo. Also when I go back to places the places I setup are there but there are no pins. Does anybody know what the heck is going on?

Here's an update to the problem:
I uploaded 8 new pictures to a project. Photostream is on and they streamed to the cloud. I went to places and assigned them a location. Five pictures no longer are visible in the project and 3 of them are. The five that are not visible do not show up on the map in plaes while the 3 visible ones do. All of the pictures are in the cloud. The number of pictures to the right of the project folder is still 8.

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