Kid is growing, lack of sleep makes euphoric, but less time is less time;-)
The 2010 impact factors were just released by Thomson Reuters, 
as most of you will know due to the mails sent by almost all publishers to tell about recent boosts of impact for their journals. A sober post was written by Jörg Heber, editor of Nature materials. A brief quote
So what use is the impact factor number? Well, being cynical one could say it is a quick measure for those that don’t read the journals but still want to know how good they are on average. The danger is of course that this is then used as a kind of metric to assess the quality of research or to decide on the career of researchers.
Notes on Disordered Matter 