HereBeTwitterers let’s you see all your Twitter friends on a map using Twitter and Google APIs.

HereBeTwitterers is the creation of Marand, specifically their R&D division known as MarandLab, who are also known for creating 1kDaysOnTwitter, previously featured in our roundup – 105 Examples of Clean and Minimal Twitter Apps

To learn about what is new from HereBeTwitterers, simply follow the updates on Twitter @marandlab.

TinyGeocoder is a nifty service that translates an address to latitude and longitude coordinates, better known as Geo-coding. The service is very simple to use, just enter a location, be it a country, city, street or even a popular location such as Times Square, and you will instantly get the lat/long coordinates, a Google map showing the location, and a URL that you can easily share.

TinyGeocoder offers a simple and straight forward API that you can use in your own map mashups, and it works both ways; meaning, you can either use it to get the latitude/longitude pair, or you can use it as "Reverse Geo-coding" to get a location from the lat/long coordinates.

Nate Ritter, the creator, just "overhauled" TinyGeocoder, only on the surface though, as what is packed in the engine is great enough not to touch.

Elaboratorium allows you to look at available jobs from around the world, find your business and increase your earns in a web2.0 manner. You can search by job keyword or by a location on the map.

Elaboratorium uses the Indeed jobs database via their API. The website looks at jobs opportunity mainly in the USA, and gives a try for other countries. Search results are sorted by submission date and displayed for one hour, unless you delete them.

Elaboratorium is the creation of Michele Marcucci.

RouteBlast is a simple yet powerful and free service that allows those in the logistics industry to quickly get maps and directions for multi-stop routes, multiple destinations and multiple lanes. RouteBlast provides speed, accuracy and power of comparable commerical products with one simple exception. It is free!

Features:

• Super fast!
• Calculate distance between multiple stop points
• Calculate distance from single origin to multiple destinations
• Provides “Practical Miles” results
• “Street Level” detail mileage & routing
• Supports worldwide locations
• Search by airport codes

Route Blast is powered by Google Maps and mileage data is licensed from multiple sources including TeleAtlas & NAVTEQ which rely on widely recognized international standards for naming and mapping conventions.

Plazz.me is a cool site that creates short URLs that never expires for a location on Google Maps, which you can easily use to update your status on Twitter and other social networks such as FaceBook and MySpace.

This website is created by Marc Puig, the developer of Simpl.es previously added to our showcase.