meldroc

Adds some random subversive words in a widget in your sidebar that’s designed to create more work for our friends in illegal government domestic surveillance.
This plugin is inspired by the old M-X spook program that comes with Emacs.
Code is flagrantly borrowed from the original Hello Dolly plugin. I also borrowed a spook.lines file from http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~tom7/spook/ because it had a huge number of subversive words in it.

Meta-Press Spook

Sidebar widget filled with random subversive words designed to create more work for your friendly national electronic surveillance agency.

Cedaro

Brady Vercher

Simple Image Widget is what the name implies — the easiest way to add images to your sidebars. Display advertisements, calls-to-action, or even build a slider based on image widgets.
Despite its simplicity, Simple Image Widget is built with extensibility in mind, making it super easy to spin off new image-based widgets, or customize the widget ouput using the available template hierarchy.
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Simple Image Widget

A simple widget that makes it a breeze to add images to your sidebars.

Meta-Press Spook vs Simple Image Widget