184"}}}
```
all works.
why?

My php client:
```php
RatchetClient\connect("ws://{$this->host}:{$this->port}")
            ->then(
                function(WebSocket $conn) use ($event, $data) {
                    $conn->on('message', function($msg) use ($conn) {
                        $conn->close();
                    });
                    $conn->send(json_encode(['event' => $event, 'data' => $data]));
                },
                function ($e) {
                    throw new RuntimeException("Could not connect: {$e->getMessage()}\n");
                }
            );
```
My server - https://github.com/t4web/Websocket/blob/master/src/Server.php

When i send first string in console i see:
```bash
# php public/index.php websocket start
server started on port 8165
**Debug: New client connected
```
thats all.

When i send second string (without one element in `data`), i see:
```bash
# php public/index.php websocket start
server started on port 8165
**Debug: New client connected
**Debug: Income message: array (
  'event' => 'newMessage',
  'data' => 
  array (
    'toUserIds' => 
    array (
      0 => '105',
      1 => '98',
    ),
   'message' => 
    array (
      'dialogId' => '37',
      'userId' => '105',
      'text' => '1756',
      'createDt' => '2016-08-10 07:44:11',
     'status' => 1,
      'id' => '184',
    ),
  ),
)
**Debug: Client close connection
```
<issue_comment>username_0: I change client: now i use https://github.com/Textalk/websocket-php
all works<issue_closed>Happy first 5 on Friday in March!
One.
I can't believe Daylight Savings is this weekend. Don't get me wrong, I love the extra daylight, but when you have kids time change can be the devil. Obviously whoever had this brilliant idea wasn't a parent.
Two.
When Greek yogurt first became really popular several years ago I never jumped on the bandwagon. It didn't help that people compared the plain flavor to sour cream. After several recommendations from friends I started eating the strawberry or pomegranate flavor from Chobani and really liked it so when I saw a commercial for Yoplait's 100 Greek yogurt I decided to give it a shot. I really like the variety of different flavors and there was no weird aftertaste.
Three.
I started using mousse in Jack's hair and spiking in the front just a little bit. I love how cute he looks but it also makes him look so much bigger.
Four.
A month ago I bought this military style jacket but just now got around to wearing it last. It's something I would normally shy away from, but I'm proud of myself for stepping outside of my comfort zone. And yes, I have to find a better place to take pictures.
//Five//
This weekend my best friend Meghan is coming into town and I can't wait to see her! She has an adorable little boy who is 2 and a precious baby girl who is a few months younger than Jack. I think Ben is just as excited as I am to have them over and play.
(Both knocked up at a friends wedding last April)
Have a wonderful weekend friends!
Stopping by from the link up...I couldn't agree more with you on DST! I hate it now. Hopefully this weekend goes well for y'all! Happy Friday!
Thanks for stopping by:) Good luck to you too! Your kids are adorable!
That jacket is SO cute on you! And I agree, daylight savings is the worst! I love extra light but getting your kiddo on a new schedule stinks! By the way, what mousse do you use for Jack's hair? Everything I use for my son wears off in a few hours!
Believe it or not it's suave's extra hold. I've used so many different kinds and wouldn't you know the cheapest works the best:) It holds pretty good depending on how much he rolls around on it.
Loving your military style jacket! You're rockin it, girlie! xx
Thank you! Your style is always an inspiration:)
I have fallen in love with greek yogurt too! I love using it smoothies! The jacket looks so good on you. I love that style!
Have a happy weekend!!
xo Always, Abby
Thank you so much, that is so sweet! You should try this flavor and let me know what you think:) What's your favorite brand of Greek?
Totally agree on day light savings and the kids! And yay for stepping outside your comfort zone with clothes. I've been trying to do that lately too.
It's always hard to try something new, isn't it? LOVE the new blog space!WMFJ's terrible message string of the week

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[This conversation](http://imgur.com/6JlaWnY) was with the girl I got the [false reply](https://www.reddit.com/r/datingoverthirty/comments/6h2z4e/got_a_response_or_did_i/) message from a while back.

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