CS5 frozen when iMac wakes from sleep mode

This problem just started, and I don't know if it's an INDD problem or a Finder problem. When I wake my computer from sleep and try to access INDD I can't. I click on the application icon in the Dock and it won't come to the front. All my other applications will. I have to force quit INDDD every time, and re-open it. This is whether I have a document open or not. I tried zapping the PRAM and shutting down, unplugging everything and starting back up but neither of those helped. Any advice or ideas of what could be wrong?

Best to post the actual URL. I assume this is: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=d6TgEEMv.
Anyhow,  both diagnostics are pretty revealing. From the crash report:
Thread 0 Crashed:  Main Thread  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0   libSystem.B.dylib                  0x96475aa2 __semwait_signal + 10
1   libSystem.B.dylib                  0x9647575e _pthread_cond_wait + 1191
2   libSystem.B.dylib                  0x964773f8 pthread_cond_wait$UNIX2003 + 73
3   ...extensis.cpp-core-framework     0x2552e640 GCondition::Wait() + 48
4   ...extensis.cpp-core-framework     0x255d1e6a GThread::StopThread(bool) + 214
5   ...extensis.cpp-core-framework     0x255d36d1 GThread::~GThread() + 45
6   ...extensis.cpp-core-framework     0x25555d4e GIPCClient::~GIPCClient() + 1214
7   ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x25a99854 GAgentIF_IPC_Impl::~GAgentIF_IPC_Impl() + 34
8   ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x25a98b5b GAgentIF::~GAgentIF() + 113
9   ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x25823b42 boost::detail::sp_counted_impl_p<GAgentIF>::dispose() + 24
10  ...extensis.cpp-core-framework     0x2552ad9f boost::detail::sp_counted_base::release() + 37
11  ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x25823cd5 void boost::shared_ptr<GAgentIF>::reset<GAgentIF>(GAgentIF*) + 79
12  ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x2581dacb GMystiqueSdk::CreateAgentIF(boost::shared_ptr<GAgentIF>&, unsigned long) + 95
13  ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x257b03d3 GMystiqueConfig::GetRunningAgentProductMode(GMystiqueConfig::EProductMode&) + 121
14  ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x257b72ca GMystiqueConfig::GetIsAgentRunningByProductMode(GMystiqueConfig::EProductMode, bool&) + 746
15  ....ExtensisFontManagement.sdk     0x257b8635 GMystiqueConfig::GetIsCoreAgentProcessRunning(bool&) + 33
16  ...Management.plugin-interface     0x25388601 GetIsCoreAgentProcessRunning + 28
17  ...is.AutoActivationPlugin.ID7     0x24beac0c CoreAgentInterface::ProcessNotifications() + 232
18  ...is.AutoActivationPlugin.ID7     0x24bdab16 SuitcaseIdleTask::RunTask(unsigned long, IdleTimer*) + 710
19  ...adobe.InDesign.AppFramework     0x1a75ff85 GetPlugIn + 242005
20  ...adobe.InDesign.AppFramework     0x1a760eac GetPlugIn + 245884
21  ...adobe.InDesign.AppFramework     0x1a702e78 0x1a700000 + 11896
22  ...adobe.InDesign.AppFramework     0x1a7285fa GetPlugIn + 14282
23  com.adobe.InDesign                 0x000028ab main + 187
24  com.adobe.InDesign                 0x000027c6 start + 54
It's Extensis Suitcase Fusion's auto-activiation plugin!
So, disable it to confirm. Then make sure you're running the latest version, and if so, take it up with Extensis. I believe they have free support on their web site.
Also, you should upgrade InDesign to 7.0.4, you're running 7.0.3, and there were a lot of fixes.

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