Shared Photo Stream - Some photos will hang Aperture

Hi,
I am using Aperture 3.5.1 with Mavericks 10.9.4. Turned on My PhotoStream and Shared Photo Stream. Works great, except when trying to add certain photos to a Shared Photo Stream (older photos it seems). Doing so causes Aperture to enter this odd semi-hung state, where it is no longer responsive to the mouse in the main Aperture window, but the menus at the top still respond, and you can navigate around your photos with the keyboard (e.g. arrow keys). The thumbnail of the picture I tried to share remains stuck on the screen, even when you scroll away with the arrow keys. Lastly, you can switch out of Aperture (send it to the background), but when you click in your other, now-topmost, application, Aperture jumps back to the top, the other app never "catches" the mouseclick.
Anyone seen this? I have tried:
- Repair the Library
- Turn off My Photo Stream and Shared Photo Streams in Aperture, Quit, delete ~/Library/Application Support/iLifeAssetManagement, restart Aperture, turn My Photo Stream and Shared Photo Streams back on.
- Duplicating the photo (version) I am trying to share, and try sharing the duplicate. Same result.
Pretty frustrated at this point. I have seen this exact semi-hang described at the bottom of this ApertureExpert forum thread, so I know it is not a total one-off thing...
Any one get out of this?
Message was edited by: nolamike

Hmmm... very curious results as I continue to troubleshoot:
With a problematic photo:
- Do a New Version from Original, try to add to Shared Photo Stream: hangs as described above.
- Export the original, import back into Aperture, try to add to Shared Photo Stream: works
- Do a New Version from Original, adjust exposure, try to add to Shared Photo Stream: works!
- Do a New Version from Original, Delete Preview, try to add to Shared Photo Stream: hangs as described above.

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