Photo Stream missing from library

Photo stream used to be in my iPhoto library, but has disappeared. I can no longer see Photo Stream on my Mac, but I still see it on my iPhone.  Everything is checked that should be, what could be the problem?

I was able to solve this after a call to Apple support. They had me go to the system preferences and then to iCloud. I unchecked and then re-checked the photo stream dialog box. I double clicked on the "recent" in theleft hand pane of my iPhoto and it showed right up. I hope this will help anyone who had a similar problem.

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