Log in to Blackboard with your J Number for the username and your NetID for the password. If you forgot or have not activated your NetID Password, click the following link for instructions. http://www.jsums.edu/informationtechnology/netid/. 1  Tigers2Work (Monday, August 26, 2013).og in to Blackboard with your J Number for the username and your NetID for the password. If you forgot or have not activated your NetID Password, click the following link for instructions. http://www.jsums.edu/informationtechnology/netid/. 1  Tigers2Work (Monday, August 26, 2013).
Tattoos with Meaning â Geisha Tattoo Meaning. The Japanese phrase âGeishaâ means âperson of the artsâ and a true Geisha is said to be a piece of art in human form.
It was in Japan, in the Edo period, that âdecorativeâ tattoo began to develop into the advanced art form it is known as today. The Traditional Japanese Tattoo âIrezumiâ is the decoration of the body with mythical beasts, flowers, leafs, and other images from stories, myths and tales.