What was more surprising: how the breakdown between states with more dangerous drivers and safer drivers fell almost completely along the lines of the 2008 McCain-Obama election, with the Republicans again coming up on the short end.
The hottest flame color is white, with the absolute temperature dependent on the fuel/mixture burned. Flame color depends on several factors, the most important typically being blackbody radiation and spectral band emission, with both spectral line emission and spectral line absorption playing smaller roles.
White flames are the hottest color of fire that can be achieved by burning organic matter, while red flames have the lowest temperature. The scale for flame colors on organic mediums moves from red to white, meaning orange is hotter than red, yellow is hotter than orange and white is hotter than yellow. For non-organic burning, such as gas or other chemicals, the range includes blue. Blue flames are hotter than white ones. The more white a non-organic flame has, the cooler it is, while more blue indicates a higher temperature. Learn more about Physics.