Python OrderedDict

Just a Python programming tip for those of us who are new to the language.  When I started writing the code to extract the stats and insert into sql I discovered that the dict class in Python does not maintain the order of the keys.  This means I cannot loop over a dictionary of stats to insert into different player classes (offense, kickers, and defense).  I discovered OrderedDict, which does keep the order.  Very useful for making your code cleaner.  Here is an example of the differences running in the Python shell:

>>> from collections import *
>>> stats = {'Game':0,'Player':'foo','Tds':1}
>>> for key in stats: print key
... 
Tds
Player
Game
>>> ostats = OrderedDict([('Game',0),('Player','foo'),('Tds',1)])
>>> for okey in ostats: print okey
... 
Game
Player
Tds