Qual parte do Brasil ? Rio , Sao Paulo , Salvador e Natal . Por quanto tempo ? A maior estada foi quase um ano , no Rio . O resto foram passagens mais curtas , de 2 a 3 semanas . Experincias positivas ou negativasPositivas , muitas . O pas espantoso . Negativas , transito e uma ou outra situaao em que se criou alguma insegurana Razo da visita ? Trabalho e prazer . Coisas que gostes e coisas que no gostes de l ? Do pas , do Rio , do Nordeste . Praias . Das pessoas . Nao gosto do transito , nem da insegurana . <| sep |> PlayBits is open sign up , sister site of HDT <| sep |> thanks , I had a break in playing dokkan I didn ' t remember there was a timer when cards will be taken out of baba shop <| sep |> Hate to be the bearer of broken record , but what are your plans for a grinder ? The difference in shot quality between a quality DB and HX unit in the same price range are less quantifiable than ensuring you buy a quality grinder . On average , you ' ll be paying more for a DB than an HX . People shell out lots of money for a machine and often don ' t put that same love into a grinder . Believe all the espresso nerds when they say a good grinder will make the biggest difference . If you do want to know the difference you ' ll actually notice more than anything is workflow . Do you have a good water source ? An HX will use significantly more water due to the flushing routine inherent in the design of an e 61 HX . To be honest though , flushing routines never bothered me much at all . I ' ve had an HX for quite some time , never was tempted by a DB , now have a commercial lever machine . I ' d say that a DB edges an HX out by a little more consistency shot to shot , but like I said , your grinder and your beans will ultimately decide taste and consistency once you ' re at the level of comparing HX and DB machines !