I was going to try to help flamey with his LWP::Simple problem. However, I had a different problem. I need to modify my @*INC, but have not been successful with it. Here are a couple of my attempts: 
use v6;
BEGIN{ push @*INC, 'C:\Rakudo\lib';}

use LWP::Simple;

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This gives the following error: 
===SORRY!===
Confused at line 2, near "BEGIN{ pus"

shell returned 1

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I also tried: 
use v6;
push @*INC, 'C:\Rakudo\lib';

use LWP::Simple;

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Which gives the following error: 
===SORRY!===
Unable to find module 'LWP::Simple' in the @*INC directories.
(@*INC contains:
  C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator/.perl6/lib
  /Parrot-2.5.0/lib/parrot/languages/perl6/lib
  .)s ENTER or type command to continue

shell returned 1

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I am using Rakudo Star, installed on Windows using the MSI installer.

UPDATE:
On my Linux installation trying to use the BEGIN block also gives an error. However, LWP::Simple is already in one of the @*INC paths.

UPDATE 2:
Just a note that it is actually more intuitive to use unshift instead of push when modifying @*INC. This puts your added path at the beginning of @*INC, where it will be given precedence over "default" paths.

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