Places: "Your computer is not connected to the Internet"

Hi All,
When my MacBook goes to sleep while running Aperture, sometimes my Places view wakes up with "Your computer is not connected to the Internet". Even after I reconnect, the map refuses to use the Internet. I can actually perform place searches using the query in the upper right, but when I click on one of the "Google results" nothing happens because, well, "Your computer is not connected..."
This doesn't happen with every sleep, though. Has anyone else had this problem and figured out a useful pattern to get Places to reconnect?
thanks,
nathan
PS, yes, I will be reporting this bug to the Aperture team.

I have the same problem with Aperture on my Macbook with Lion.
Did you ever find a answer?

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