David, I actually do not want to group them together as I need
everything on the second level even though logically their should be
a parent for each "set".
You should still use for-each-group, it doesn't add any element grouping
around eaach group, it just hands you teh children a bunch at a time,
starting with each header element, which is just what you want.
David
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