Transfer Macbook Pro Aperture3 Pics to Imac Aperture3

Just got back from vacation where I shot a ton of RAW pics and imported to my macbook pro using Aperture 3.
Now I am home, What is the best way to import those files to my Imac Aperture3 Library?
I have a USB to USB cable if that works...

The most common method is to export the Project(s) as a library from the field machine > copy to office machine > Merge or Add copied library on office machine.
The bottom half of page at link below outlines the typical procedures:
http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/index.html#chapter=3%26sec tion=3%26tasks=true
Note - pay particular attention to the differences between 'Merging' and 'Adding' the new library since it has different results where duplicate file names are concerned.
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