I have lost an aperture library after I had to reload aperture

I had to to reload aperture and the upgrades. I have lost one of my libraries from the past year. Any ideas where to look. It is not in pictures. It was quite full.

I keep my Library in my Pictures folder and import my digital photographs from my camera into my Aperture Library. I then back up my Library (Aperture's Vault feature is useful for back-ups). Since my original digital photo files are "managed" (that means "inside the Aperture Library"), backing up the Library backs up my originals as well.

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What should I now use as a virus program? Are these programs not necessary on the MAC?
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... I just want something simple.
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